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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-04
YOKLAS, SINGERMAN 4 CO.

1VA16O, OlNUEOMAN q W.
You Have Read
Considerable lately magazines
trimmings OF You naturally always espse.
advanced styles goods store y6
that you disappointed want you to look At the
LEATHER DRESS TRIMMINGS
We have JUS They positive pleasing surprise
The beautiful rich embodees groundwork
leather produce effect which description They
really to be fully appreciated as they should be
An Exqu isite Dream
beauty absolutely perfect degree charming eye
and pleasing the TASTE dc conoepionna plaid
edgGg anything perfectly elegant
agile plaid ribbon. regular
Gem Of Soft CO1Oring
Effective only pd are edged
Over both softly oveies embroidery gold and silver
insel al is really very
Something Pretty
will please you
your job lot Of Torchon
which genuine bargain prices large line Of
Very Hine Laces
And houneings chany Spanish have opened
large Of lace in black, white and
cream in La Quite number Of novel
ties in veilngs in chenlles gold steel spots
Many New Things
Are to be throughout department
thing pleasing the silk black grey Extreme
novelties fans goods BELTS purses etc. just been
opened this
Don't Overlook
The stock paos offering you 8. eaeh plain
black and coloeed satns special
marked at sLso each
just opened quantities ribbons this week and
have some good things to you this department.
Roman Stripe Sash
Ribbons large variety large those fancy
ribbons and yard Satin edge and
loop edge ribbons bewdeng variety All shades
to had
A Good Bargain
Can be had in gauntlet gloves
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rnE MONARCH NAsToDoN.

Queen Jumbo VIII Be here q seattle On
"Wednesday ThursdAy, FRIDAY and Saturday.
The announcement Il the coming Of McMshca's
Cirque hsraids The advent OF the LARGEST animal
known \, history. a. well - many new intersst-
las arcnts features destined 90 create quite Q
furore The ARRIVAL Of the mammoth elephant
in New York Vas the all absorbing topic and
subject OF much newspArsr eommsnt The ear
arranged % bring her maies ic majesty from the
Atlantic 10 the Pacific was fcand Ia be too icw.
causing a few days delay ~ enable the ear
builders % rHiss the roof and lower che hecr be
swrsn the wheels lt Was then doubtful
whether the cor cosid so through the tunnels
en youte The movements o9 the big one across
the continent neing tslegraphed from point 20
ssaiut raueed much snt h ussasm amaag tAe REQ
vie along the line. inmense crowds gathering at
the stations. eniy 10 be disappointed. 80 the
yeafheY YES cold. and the msssosicn coald not
- sxuNnnd
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BrxvrrrEs.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Ladies' Relief society viii be held at the
Chamber OF Commerce rooms. corner Of
Third and Marion streets. on Tuesday
afternoon. May 8. ut ? 20 o'clock.
DIR. p. b. M. Miller win remove from
Colonial block to his new and commodious
rooms in Boyd's block this old quarters) on
the 10Th of May instant
Auditor Forrest yesterday issued licenses
TO we'd 10 Charles Roth and Bella Korn. OF
Seattle. and Narcisse Heivault and Theresa
Lotscher. OF Seattle.
Mr.. w. D. Scott Is no longer in the en-
ploy Of Captain J. A. Hatfield.
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-
- - .1- -. n = Z - -
~ s.H.s 49, ~ r. -, ,..0se-s
-. TN.-.... - 1.-.'u.l - ..1. A. - s. -
=. 49,. s. : - 49, . -
-. ~. 49,. - - -
S...s-~,.a =. - p.Nl'.-. 80 : - -
e-~s- sns.ss -. - - 49, 49,. 49,
sSsi
- 80 ~ csnSeu 20 - efe.s
= rr1laI. - oat On m
49, - 49, 1s.:. - - ~
su - - ~ iso 10 N
eecn q 49, 0ssf1e0 theso wfa y et heast
visors and larno rruporsfoo a - enesm.
exntorp ha~a - esaee1>A ~ hea-.eo
No. arl ~ ~.ec,.a - =. r-- -.
: ,,..-. - 49, -.- y
.1us =. vOsA auss y o0ue ~ csu-
sus wofk I. = Start prempsiv On lime 4
calculsisd hat - Axurss a. - suumsrs-
toFs VII n raodv - forvnvA "a ~. sor.r.
tnfsndents - ws.ns.~e~. - r,.-, ~.
6.r..~ -ar -..x~ss-- - s.s.s = -
-sr-s -ak. =" - o ~. 49, sa1s
s'oss ~ = ne ossaiA VII require
moro une 70 y worked out From these
gross totals the Warrington expprtp viii
figure out . rouxh total Of The population
al the Cnffod seasar. vhirh thsv .rr.rt -
49,. ,..d~ -. ~.,has.~ss.. 49,.
~'- 49, sa'y ~ - Vs.
- SosA " soaseIens INC popUisr
eOa. ~ eupeFvisoFs otssf1ct - ne unit;
tns supervisor appoints the enumerators.
who are given two weeks ia cities Of more
than 1000 tnhobitants and 4 month in
rural dietr1cts. IA which "a ftnish Their
-c,k
TT Lfsf o. ouEsf1ors
Each enumeratOf Ii TO b supplied with
tha following schedula Of ouestions:
Z aax. 1870 r.rn. a. srrl .rS s.,,t., =,
maA6ls rs-a s.r-er.
J, wh~sh~- ! sala,~- ..s,r,~ =, r..vs.. H--.~-
the civil var 0Tnitsd ssa,es ~ cons-dsress, ;,
vfdo,r ~ ..,eh rer.cn
: Rs,atIocship 70 hssd al family.
4 Whefher nm a. hlsct- mnnsAo ou.a,cou
oceo,oon S:Sfssse Is.snsss - rn1ss. .'
s sex
4 ~ ~ neasn~s hyshdsx n ma, ~ -,
sfvs - "A montha.
;. Whexhar etnxIa. married. Widowed or "A.
vorc<d
4 Whether marrsed durfne TIA esns~x vear
uune i -. h NAV a 1sooa.
. Mother 0f how MANY childrun. ara nrmhse
al these children living.
10 Place Of birth.
IL Place Of birth of father
"a Place Of birth Of mother.
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OPENING POSTPONED.


ChombeP Of Commerce Headquarters Co
he Opened May 12.
Secretary Dodge yesterday sent out the
following circular letter to oil the members
Of the Chamber Of Commerce:
CHAMsRR or coMMRNcx,l
ERATyIs. Wash., Msy s. lseo /
Dear Sir: Inasmuch ~ the hoass committee
dndA II impossible 70 complete The Furnishing
OF the rooms Of the chamber and have the res
tausant In operation by Monday evening. Nay
s. Il II deemed advisabls 10 postpone the regular
meeting until the house II fully furnished. and
notice ID hereby given that the NEXT regular
meeting OF the chamber viii b held Monday
evening. May Il yoHH LsAAy. President
Nv. DopoB. Secretary.
II Is proposed by some Of the members.
and the proposition meets with general
favor, 70 open the room on May - by . re-
ception or party. In which the wives and
friends Of the members viii participate.
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Mr.. n. w. Durham, editor OF the Spo-
kane Falls R<vse.s. and Mr. J. w. Redipg-
ton. editor OF the Puyaliup CSmserrs.
we've in the city yesterday.
Mr. II. b. Piper. editor Of the Grays har-
Dor TSmes is In the city.
Mayor Robert Moran is confined TO his
home with agus.
Judge H c. Struve IL in Victoria
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as follows.

This makes total of 90 .sa5 an increase
q ~ $50 over the number returned last
yeef BY the assessors, and isa.dls more
Uan was enumerated at the time Of taking
We last national census. June. 1850. Al
owing proportionate increase In ropuia-
uon 10 the region east Of the Cascades.
which constitutes the Second supervisory
essrsct OF Washington, IL VIII Be safe 10 as
same that the population Of the state on
June ]. 1890, will not be less than $4,000.
The desire to have thorough and reliable
census OF Western Washington has
prompted great many applications from
Persons who Otherwise would never have
ssked for such employment, and the cnu-
merators selected As a whole. viii be found
70 be as fine . body rs viii be encountered
anywhere a the United States Where
NE appcintee was not personally known 20
nim, Mr.. Jenkins has In every instance re-
snired the written Endorsement Of the lead
ing residents of the neighhorhood from
which the application emanated
One little ray OF romance penetrated the
dfy-as-dust surrounding OF this subject II
ook the form OF an application from
down the Sound ''sehooimarm" for an APP
po'ntment as an ''enumeratrsss, /" II that title
Dc admissible. As the Law does not pro-
h'hst the employ ment Of the gentler ser
upon this work, 10 looked for . while ~ II
NE fair unknown would attain hsr desire.
But alas fos the rarity
OF Christian charity.
md despite the fact that she had q Ndus
Aehaies Of whose existence she wet not.
and whose proximity TO the appointing
power ought 70 have been able 20 secure
nvorabie results. IL was not 20 be. for At
me very moment when her chance OF Sc
curing the prize was OF least equal. sol
aies OF the legion appeared upon the scene
md bore il away.
But while the ladies, God bless EN-. are
not TO be permitted TO ask questions. they
sA have every opportunity afforded them
70 answer q large and varied assortment.
- NE canvass viii Re made only in dwell
me houses ~ time when the bead Of the
vanity viii most likely be away from home
eoiokxn ESuxxRAruE rox wntrgcHAPvl.
Our colorcd fsliow-citizens have . repre-
sentassvs among the enumerators IN The
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KgTIMATkb POPULATION OF CouNTIEs.
The assignment OF these enumerstors Is
dslsrmined by the estimated population
probably 70 b encoun tered on june l.
40. allowance being OF course made for
sspps,onai typographical difficulties ex-
btng In counties having scattered settle
nents. The estimate made by Mr.. Jsn-
kins Of the probable population Of his dis
tics il generally regarded - . very conser-
satavs one. Taking his figures, the west
am counties will be found 10 rank In order
q population as follows:
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FAST TINE

rne Northern Pacific Railroad vesusuis Mn
sns and sleeping Car line. daily service 10 81
Paul Ntnncapeiix pu!uta aad Chicago No
change OF carr and tweaty ave miles the short
go roasp " Chicaxo To1riss sl~epang carr
through pacing passengers Ia the unioa depot
Chscaxu seven hoeD and tasrsy-sx minutes
ah.sd "a otAxr hneA a. ChiioerG. city ticket
axsns rfs second street. Eosson eicek. = fonEia
6nxx,x tsekss aSent. seattle
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8 MUSTER ROLL.
Enumerators Designated
for King County.
~ pEn CENT. ARE VETERANS.


7. - - woeas q Glose eppljeo1tea -
~ nurpolean task, 6uperv1sor a. Csnsus
~ jonkins has comp1etsd IT, work Of
S 11rS1lnR into enumeration districts suf-
5fsS1lr small 70 admit II thsif being ham
&59 - ease, the nineteen counties COM
s7Sse u First district Of Washington.
- - ~ army Of applicants with their
.s..1sa ma conflicting claims for appoint
ssSsf - selected those pressntins The
- nefIlpgious features. prefsfeDcs being
n = eVsry instance 70 hCnCrably dis
nl upion soldiers or sailors. posses1ed
p "a necessary clerical sbilities- Il II N
ss11.1urn1nS fsct that out Of the 132 enGmsr.
s5rs oppoin4ed BY him, Ar. jenkins has
1nolod 10 6nding nearly - Per cant Of
trnnbos among veterans whose cleri-
l 1890 sss shove tbs average; thsse
51 111Aiors beng mostly found IN the rural
InilenD. although In this respect 6eattie u
~ vi cared for, four out Of hsr fouzA
n mumsfatofs having had war ssFvice.
4 : peeuliaxiy appropriate that this ele-
- should be extended substantial
nniion IN this work. - one Of the new
11los introduced % this csnsus. and par
71o - Of it, most important phases, 10
1,numsration upon separate schedules Of
r togytying noio1efs ana WIDOWS OF soi-
-. which VIII b subsequently published
= fook form for use Of the general public,
~ .,o,e uarticulariy To enable the pen-
~ -,,s,,,,;,i.a "a hsvs 4 Reliable slirecforv
:. .1-s.-s.-
's. 100000 v;
- oenensuon " Sss i01 A-ans
10y y - foilows:
CITY or sRArTLR.
1-rnubest Weiss.
3-fstsr J. Eeliigan.
49, = Ken Co..,
ssss.s. = " prcsch. ch,ss snumsr.sor
& I'M, = r.stsr
s-s,.nS n fiImer. H.
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Pre- rpclnins chair cars run through from
Portland 10 Chicago without change VIA TIE
rnsca PNnsec A. z Martin. ctsy ucksf axent
- eecoe1 2resI unssna hAocG O y. 6usSA
aeonl 0tylAoek
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Iusr AKRfYEn.

carload az enaser rssssrn corn.ca chickens:
sesae ehoscs taacy chickens for ranch az yard
stock Cali and sse them at the pSnveE AsrAeg
Co, Ssc<cd and rniversssy,
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NEW cHu.pKxSs CARS AND DRESSES
Ne susg received q large line O. eAiIdr~n's sad
nahy car~ hcnaess. dresScs some very ait-xe~
i've ssy "a CAeser taeay.
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OPENING NEM TRfNMlNsS

We received saturday Ter express from New
york ~ tae latest style iyimnsnxs vide trfEges
side glmp&. tronts. esa nets etc Chessss
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NEw WASH DRESS 6oopS
We are showing . big lice Of aew sasecna
sinSaans secrsaeSsrs. ss7hsrs nasis aac uAise
suoda Chester Cicary.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-12-27
Only Partial satiafao.ion.

Another incident of the wheelmen's
excursion over to Europe we overheard
one morning. They were riding along
through Germany when a German boy
threw good sized club out in the road
to see them run over it. Unfortunately,
the club struck wheel, broke out four
or five spokes and caused a rider to take
n header. They all dismounted and
made for the boy. The parents put in
an appearance. Between English and
German it was difficult to make them
understand what the boy had done.
Finally the affair was illustrated by
the production of the club and the
wheel. Then the old man turned on the
boy and gave him terrible whipping.
When he got through the wife continued
on in second edition. ALI efforts to
induce payment for the broken wheel
were in vain. They were willing to
pound the boy, but had no money to re.
pair damages. West Chester Pa.) Rec
ord.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-12-27

ris'nr md broi ler Tor many year.
rieuni ];
Shnfint hrlrht weather nui facing the drear
Elic nnl
tertn b. anr love MS n sword free from rust,
Tina wolds thr c.os,r our absolute trust
Eoahal IT, o. 600 es both arc but dust,
Elie aud T.
fucf w know this that we never shah change,
Eide and |;
Eovor grow formal and distant and strange,
Edlc and
lovers may rldc Ike a comets brief flame,
Friendship is o1eu but friendship 10 name,
Come what couic may we are always the sAmo
Edo aud /
Brother and sister and heart within heart
Edie and I;
Chaos nor death cannot drive us apart
Edie and
stcadfast az those who have died for creed,
True to each other In word and in deed.
Never to fail in the hour Of need,
Edie aud l.
Ernest McGaffey In Chicago Herald.
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Nothin'.

"My dorg can lick your dorg, Tommy
BodkinH."
"Hs can't do no seeh thing, Patsy
MacintyTe. amt got no dorg"
"Well, my pa kin lick yourn."
Cant. neitheri amt got no pa
"Well, my ma kin lick yourn,'
"Bet she can't amt got no ma
"What hoy 70 got. anyhow
"NOthin,T
"Woll, jos yeF como over here an III
teks that Out u Yer. "--Iiarpel'B kazaE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-12

bullsh and buying: others afraid 70 sell
much. A selling movement soon started.
which continued until the close. The fail.
ure Of quite prominent house increased
the weakness. The main cause Of the de-
cline was liquidation. Bulls were tired.
They have lost faith In their position. and
long wheat has been freely sold. 1t Is not
likely that enc day has seen all the liquida-
ton, and this weakness may continue some
further, but we do not feel as confident in
advising sales as we have Of late. We
have broken o.. from recent prices. and
have got to point from which our market
will rally. Liverpool weak, "a. lower:
Corfu Corn has been quiet to-day and
somwhat weaker than Yesterday, but with
out any particular feature. The price Is
low. aud in weak places, believe IL -
purchase. Liverpool easy, I'd. lower. pdts
have been weak all day, and closed ah"ut
the lowest point Of the day. Provisions --
Provisions have been duh. with exception
OF the time while Robert Warren co. :
trades were being closed out. Under this
selling July pork broke one dollar but
quickly rallied. closing At the same price it
ruled All day. We believe we are close to
the bottom for provisions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-12
TOBACCO DEPARTMENT.

RICHMOND, VA, June ii.--Oflerings OF
t0baccOs az auction ON Change wednesday.
June II, 1890: Total offerings seyeniy-eighi
packages OF sun-curod tobaccos: one pack
age sold nj $500, one at $39.a0, enc
al SIS. one at $37, one at $36, one
at S3l one AZ $33, one at S32, one
at $50, one at $3.50, two at $50, two at S2d,
one AT So, two Mt So, one at $500, one M
S23, one at $3.50. Que at 5000, one at $50.
two at $l9.1j, one at $l9.2j. one at Sls.2J, one
at SIG one at Sl6.50, three AT SIG one at Sl1.-
-, one at $i4.5o, one at Sli.2j, one at Sl2.'o,
one at SllJ0, one at SLID, TWO NJ
$l0.J0. two at S10.2j, three NJ SO,
one AT 1913, one ri $3.50, one at Sy.5i y,
one at 81. one at $50. one NJ SS.Ju,
one al s.. one Of SD. one at -, one at
So. -. one nj 50. one at Sj.50. one at -. one
nj Sl.GO, one nj l.2a.iwO at 81. one at S3.aW,
one at $3.50. $3.50, one at 500, one at
$40. one at $3.50. one at $50, one nj VS.
one at <2.G2is. one at $3.50. one taken IN AZ
$40. one sold at $40. ono taken in at -,
one sold at -, one AT Sl.sO, one at Sl.l1, one
Si.35.
Private sales reported to the secretary to
day; Wrappers. Il hogshcads; fillcis, :
hogsheads: cutters, 3 hogsheads; cutting
lugs. > hOgsheads; dark tohaccos, - hogs
heads. Total, 80 hogshcads.
Office Of the tobacco inspector reports To-
day: InSpccticns-Br Bright, 80 hOgshcddS;
dark. 40 hOgshcads; Western, 10 hogs-
heads. Rcinspecions Bright, l2hogsheads;
dark. l9hogshcads.
Farmers. Wilson's, Virginia, Alleghany'
Old Dominion. ShOckOc. Blanchard's, DaN-
onport's. Planners and Merchants. Cren-
shaw's. and ~cabrOok's warehouses report
to-day: Rcccpts-N5 hogsheads, - tierces'
Deliveries g. hOgshcads. IL tierces.
Office 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. Si55.21; To-
bacc0s. 50, 1Gl.,2. Total, S3,522.yi
REGISTERED al the Tobacco Exchange To-
day: II. Ii. Chandler, T.. q. DIckcrson. Lee
Rosson. j. +. Lea, T. II. Harris, I. \. Dan
icl. N. =. Daniel Louisa; &. II. Jordan
Buona Vista; j. J.. cobb. Caroline; :. T.. II
Miller Elhton: Alex. Brncc, William Pen
dloton. Halifax: sam. Jones, Georgia; W
j. Wright. Goochland.
Adyices from Louisville. ny. under date
of Monday. 9th instant. are that they had
bad rains. which We're supposed to have
been general. Since then il has cleared of
hot and dry. The rains were due 10 storm
centre. originating in the Gulf Of Mexico
and moving directly north up the Missis-
,ippi valley.
The New York Herald says an intensely
hot wave is now moving eastward from
Kansas.
Mr.. W. ". Morton. son Of Mr. Il. G. Nor
ton. Of K. {. Morton ~ Co.. who had been toI
Liverpool and London on business. after a
pleasant trip over and sojourn in England,
sailed from Liverpool to-day, en- route for
home.
The Richmond tobacco market was fairly
active to-day. sales good of dark tobaccos.
inspections today. very GOOD; reinspecuons'
very Heht: receipts and deliveries, light;
internal revenue collections, fair.
C.MCL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-12

New XOrk Stock Market.
Reported by G. W. Branch u Co.. bankers
and brokers. No. iii Main street.

NEW YORK, June Manilc>tly the
Baltimore and ohio deal is TO be an import
ant factor in this market before LONG. but as
vet ID only develops that Richmond Temi-
ual i, 90 be- interested i'm some way in Che pur-
chase If Baltimore and Ohio. The govern
ment report on crops was much better than
was expected; wheat fell sharply. The stock
market felt the influence Of the London and
local selling. and generally was weak with
Out being very active. silver matters are
coming 90 "a head very rapidly. and until
they are settled mo- decided movement in the
market +. looked for. 4 Tmor that Grand
Trunk had Withdrawn from the Central
traffic Association was denied. western
Mon made good report for the quarter,
and declared the regular dividend Of "a.
some offhe Gould people think ii would be
a very nice thing for Atchison 10 take in
ihe Wabash The Atchison people prob
ah.v think 10 would not DE very good
thing. The people interested are very good
bum leaders. and when they get ready the
market Will probably RESUME It's upward
course. and patience is the only thing LETT
furthc bulls.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-12

Buy a lot in BARTON &
LAMBS BROOKLAND
PARK, at $500 each, for an
investment one and a half
miles from centre of Rich
mond. The best improve
ments. The handsomest prop
crty. Certain to increase rap
idly in value. Call and let us
show you what improvements
we are making.
BARTON & LAMB,
S2I east Main.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-12
New york rinanclal Market.


NEW YORK. June ll.-MOney closed
e per cent Exchange stronger: posted
rates. 1850 1851; actual rates, 500 $50
for sixty days and 1890 iNs for demand.
Governments steady; currency. G's, ZIG
bid As. coupons 10; rs, blank.
The tendency of prices on the Stock TX
change this morning was lower, and they
were 90 - per cent below those of yes
tcriay by noon. The market continued dull
and weak up 10 the last half hour. when.
under the influence Of some covering prices
rallied slightly. The closing figures were,
however. at or near the lowest Of Che day.
The decline ranged from s to - points.
sales. 2Oj. 5g1 shares.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-12
STAUNT0N DEVELOPMENT COMPANY.
Authorized Capital $2,OOO,OOO.
SHARES 800 PAR VALUE, EACH.
OFFICERS.
PERRY Secretary st'o" ""
STAIN,
DIRECTORS.

N. ERSKINE MILLER. Stanton, Va.
II. NJ. BELL, taunton, Va.
O. X LAPHAM. Chicago. III.
H. II. FAY, Capitalist, p state Street, Bos-
ton.
WI Fleming. Richmond. Va.
GEORGE IT, HULL President American
Plg,iron Storage Warrant Company, A wall
street. New York
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-12
New York Cotton Market.
BY Telegfal H..


NEW YORK. June 1i.-Messrs. Hubbard,
Price d CO.. in their cotton circular Tonight
say: at has been another turbulent fever
ish market for the summer positions. Au-
gust has sold rs high rs l2.0i. and rs low as
u.sl. closing, however. heayya at a slight re-
action from the lower figures. The Liver
pool market opened irregular at one or two
points under last evening, but closed steadier
with the loss fully recovered. The decline
has undoubtedly resulted in the liquidation
Of the weaker long interest both in Liver
pool and New York, and the market is nov
IN position 10 respond promptly TO any
fresh bullish influence
Receipts AZ our ports to-day 800 bales
against j92 last week. The spot market is
easier at unchanged prices; middlings up
lands. l2i, sales, l13 bales. Transactions
i'm futures $4,000 bales. Futures closed
weak Is follows: June, ll.9SW %; July,
II .990l2: August. 1l.S5M ll.~,; September,
II .lO0 Hi: October, l0.GGW 1867; NoYcm-
Der. l0.jfM 1000; December, lOH;W 1901;
January. 1876; February, i0.6lG' 1865.
I'm Liverpool spot cotton CLOSED steady;
middings uplands, 6lsd; sales, 1000 bales.
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ASrRT0US MISTAKE,

TARTER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS.
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Kew York Produce Market.
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NEW YORK, June il.-Flour quiet; fine
GRADES winter, S2W$2j0; Southern steady:
trade and family extras. 3.l3n Sl.SJ. Wheat
weak: spot sales No. , red winter, 1354c.;
do, June. $500. Corn easier; spot sales
40. mixed, io34@4lc.; No. mixed, June,
407-c. oats lower; spot sales No. white,
37c.: No. mixed. June. 35Hc. Pork dull;
mess. Sl3.75WSl ID. Lard finn and unchdng-
ed. sugar Refined firm and higher; cui-loai
and crushed, &c; powdered, l.Wc.; gran
ulatcd, CSC. Conec-spot steady; fair Rio
nur.roa. On.