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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-02-11

TERMS OF sALE.-one-third of the mr.
chase money Cash on day of sale. the residue
in two equal payments. at one and two wears
from day of sale, the deferred payments to be
lug interest from the day of sale, and secured
by thc retention of the title to the property nm
til the purchase money is all paid. The right.
however, is reserved, upon application to the
Court. to modify the above terms of sale so as
to leave the last deferred payment charge
upon the land until the death of Mrs. Eliz-.
abeth Ruse. if she should survive two years
after the date of said sale. the interest on the
nnally Possession Will be given April let,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-02-11

The Duke of Orleans, who has just
reached the age of manhood, was ar
rested at the house of the Duke de
Luynes, in Paris, and held by the
police of that city on a charge of VIC
lating the law of Punishment made
against his father, the Count of Paris,
and himself as enemies of France
In the possession of the young Prince
was found a letter, written and signed
by the father, abdicating claims to
the throne of France in favor of the
son, and manifesto addressed to the
people of that nation. It's supposed
that the purpose of the visit of the
Duke was in connection with gen
eral royalist movement.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-02-11
Fleming is Eli.
Gen. Golf is McGinty.

The funeral of Mrs. Tracy and
Miss Tracy took place from the
White House.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-02-11

Mr.. Herbert Osburn, Treasurer of
Loudoun county, Va, died of pneu-
monia in Leesburg.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-02-11

An ice company, with a subscribed
capital of $50, 900, has been organ
lied in Hagerstown.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-02-11

w. II. H. Flick will be postmaster
at Martinsburg.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-02-11

The abroad shield of American
liberty will now take rest.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-02-11

There will be a grand auction sale
of 900 residence lots at Waynesboro,
Va, Feb. %, &c and ~.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-02-11

In the House of Delegates, on
Wednesday, the following resolution
was offered by Col. R. p. Chew:
Reso1Oed, BY the Legislature of
West Virginia, that it is the sense of
the Legislature that such changes
should be made in the election law
as will accomplish ballot reform and
that it is the duty of the Legislature
to pass proper bill on this subject
at the present session.
The resolution was agreed to, and
was subsequently adopted by the
Senate.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-02-11

The top O. the morning to you,
Gov. Fleming.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-02-11
PUBLIC SALE.
Nine head of Horses

five ablcbodicd Work Horses three s years old
and one 1-year old Gearing for -Four Horse
Haltcrs and Pillow Gearing; 80 head OF CAT
TIES or 10 COWS. some with Calves hy
their side. balance STEERS and HEIFERS.
nearly all the Cattle are young and desirable !;
3 BROOD SCWS with PIGS. / ROAR HOG
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-02-11

The National Democrat, Baltimore
Sun and numerous other papers pub
fish the brilliant speech of Hon. VIM.
L. Wilson in full.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-02-11

Sic transit gloria Cot
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-02-11

BY a vote of 40 to 40 the joint As
sembly of the West Virginia LegisIa-
ture, on Tuesday. decided the g,,her-
material contest in favor Judge \. b.
Fleming, Democrat. Carr, the la
bor-Union Senator, voted with the
Democrats. Gov. Fleming was inau-
gurated on Thursday, and in his in
augural address urged the impor-
lance of free, honest and unpur-
chased elections.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-02-11

The officers of the recently formed
West Virginia Historical Society are !:
President. Dr. ]. p. Hale, of Charles
ton; First Vive President. Dir. r. NJ.
Turner. of the State University; Sec
ond Vice President, Hon. b. D. Glib
son, of Charlestown; Secretary, Prof.
Virgil A. Lewis, of Point Pleasant,
Treasurer, Major T. L. Brown; Cas-
todian, the Adiutant General.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-02-11
200 BARRELS CORN,

TERMS.-s1O and less. Cash: all sums over
$40 Nine Months Credit. purchaser giving note
with approved security, with interest from
date. DANIEL HEFLEBOWER.
February 4, 1890.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-02-11

Gentlemen. ron can have your temporary
advantage. We will reap our harvest in 1892.
LCharleSton Star.
Yes von have sown file wind and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-26

SIR JULIAN BECOMING A,fEmCANIZED.
Probably tine lucklesr men in Washington.
SO far as good whisky is concerned, are the
senators from Kentucky Neither is much
of q drnkcr, but. like true Kenucliau..
they always have nice lot of stuff ON hand
for their friends. The whisky which Beck
aud Blackburn keep IS noted from one end Of
the capital t0 the other az the best in town.
and ID is needless TO say that there are many
thirsty callers at The rooms of these popular
statesmen. Neither Of them ever buys any
whisky Their disfilling friends in Kentucky
keep them supplied with the choicest old
stock from their warehouses. II bluff old
Beck runs ont of whisky be does not hesitate
90 write or telegraph 90 some Of bis friends.
"Sond me some more of that whisky hnmc-
da'cly, a requIsiton which j. always hon
orei The Kentucky senators are the envy
Of AN their colleagues
ln front of Shocma.er's. which is the IloI
man house of Washington, ! saw ono day 20
somewhat remarkable group There was Sir
Julian Pauncei0te, able representative Of
British ogi.tocracy and diplomacy; ex-S.n-
atDr Blanche * Bruce. tho coi0rel man who
was recently appointed 90 the profitable Office
Of register Of deeds in ihe District Of C0lam.
bia; Senator Butler, of South Carolina, the
repo-entatieeof "a family of Shareholders and
southern mist0crais; Senator Casey, one of
the pushing husiIing, successful n,en of tle
new west, and cx-Chicf Bu,hyheal, of the
Cherokee milton. All these men were chat
ting Familiarity. and moro than one passar by
paused 90 look at them as "a group somewhat
remarkable. even in this city, where men OF
ail races and countries meet on the same
level.
Among the well known men often seen on
tie great national promenade which runs
from the treasury % tie Capitol IS Col
Thomas Lincoln Casay. A popularity Of COL
Ca.y's usual route is that Newspaper row,
or Fourteenth street. ho leaves the avenue
makes dotour 90 the south, skirts tle Wash.
ngton monument grounds. and reaches the
avenue again hy % circutous path through
the Mall. 10 is "a matter of common gossip
here that COL Casey rarely permits q day To-
pass without taking ibis fayor.ie walk The
great white shaft appears O. have singular
attraction for him. and no wonder, for Ae ls
the man who completed it in O. sense 30 Is
bis creation. Proud Of ig OF course Doe u.s.
Does not man love bis child.
ROBERT GRAVES
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-26
woMANls WEAR.

Gold GALLONS appear on The uilns on ha's
and the crowns OF Donnets
There are many shades Of brown in MILF
merry and lava is one Of the newest
Asiratlan jackets Of t-e genuine fur in
black and gray arc very fashionable
Some of tho newest sleeves are SO draped a.
to resemble miniature skirt droQarIe.
Deep brown and rcllish brown arc the
newest tones in cloth gowns this winter.
Button. are again feature Of some hand
some gowns, and very elaborate designs are
shown.
sashes worn With evening gowns are no"
sometimes arranged 81 form % train piece 70
the dress.
Tufts Of white or tinted feathers are worn
In the har almost Invariably on full dress
occasions.
Coburg. mefino, cashmere. parametta and
Grape cloth are the post desirable materials
for mourning wear
The new WOODEN materials are selling iu
broader widths, and are consequently cut %
greater advantage
lac. B, again un.4 as "a Ilihliuit' DUO la r't
on nat.y as insertions around tAe skirt or Do
rows across side brcadtls
Hat. are larger. while bouneis are smaller,
tle brims OF the former come mostly 20 tha
front, diminishing 90 nothing 90 the back.
Young girls wear Jackets for full dress, but
for young women. unless they form part 81
costume, they bsoug % the fatigue Or
morning toilet
Shell slides covered with gold ilasree and
hinged like bracelets oro worn 90 encifclo
and hold in place the catogan braids So popu-
lar with young ladies'
plaids, checks. bars and stripe of different
weavos, rather than contrasting colors, are
features Of some of the dress fabrics now be-
ing prepared for spring. -somerviiie Jour
nal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-26
ArcHlsoN PHILOSOPHY.

Our lchtost pain tho window pane.
A word % tine wise isnot always sufficient
Promising is as easy as forgetting that you
promised
Give woman a sealskin, and she dreams Of
diamonds.
All the tears in the world viii not blot ou-
a bll action.
Advice is lii.e bank check; 10 all depends
On who gives 10.
The boy who knows most about Greek is O.
poor boy TO send for sugar
Many people have nothing more substan-
tia. iu this world than hope
A skunk is very Objectionable animal, but
people tails about him "a good deal.
TO whom does an old bachelor whose mother
is dead go when Do wants to grmnblel
The trouble with being patient is that peo-
PIC loso faith in the strength OF your com.
plant
Some Children grow SO fast that the shoes
that 90 them at night are too small IN Tho
morning.
N hen man gets mad. nctia,s nali "AeH
q woman gets mad, She looks for some excuse
TO 81, oyer TO-
A girl in society viii admit that girl out
Of society is very nice, bat she also adds that
She is different"
Fashion doyotes pages % the description OF
evening dresses for children. In the gool old
fashioned days the only evening dress a child
had was night dress.
You all speak lightly Of the man who rides
a free horse TO death, but you all have the
habit. Every one OF you imposes on sood
nature daily. II is 50 easy 10 be blind to your
own faults while criticising the faults Of
othors -Atchison Globe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-26
TOBACCO DEPARTMENT.

RICHMOND. VA. Mar. 2j.-~ales OF loose
t0baccos ON the breaks to-day. 7.Os5
pounds. Highest price. $50.
Offerings of tobacco az auction on Change
Tuesday March -. 1870:
Total offerings - packages, Of which Q
packages were suncurcd tObaccOs. 1 pack
ages were dark t0bacc0s, > packages were
old bright f0bacc0s. i3 packages were West
Virginia bright t0hacr0s. OF the sun cured
tohacc0.' one package sold at $3.50, one at
1910. one at $40. or the dark t0baccOs
vne package sold 40 >l.15. one at 500, one
hl >2.'l one at 100. OF the old bright to-
baceos one package taken IN at 5000. one
nj f0.NV or the West virginia bright tODac-
COS: One package taken in al $3.50. one az
200 one package sold 40 s1s.O0. one ~
S21.oo' one go 15.5O. one az $1,000, one at
Si''-l' one 40 40. one no Sl5.lj, and at
flV.1i, one package taken in at s4.lJ. one
package sold at 500. one al sG.35.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
today Wrappers, "a hOgshoad-. filters. -
hogsheads. cutters. I holshead-: dark to-
Dacc0s. a. h0esheads. Total 100 hOg.hcads.
.Ofhce Of the tobacco inspector reports
to-day: Inspections. bright, "a hOgsheads
dmk. - hog-heads; Western. hOgshead-
keinspcciions. bright, ~ hogsheads; dark. o
hOg-hcads.
mlniOn. >hock0e. trenshaWs. Blanchard So
Dacnports. Centre. Planters and Mcr-
chants warehouses report l3i hogsheads
and tierces delivered to-day.
ONCE Of the collector Of the United
states internal revenue reports collections
for The city Of Richmond today rs follows.
Tax paid, cigars and cigarettes. $JlG.gJ:
tax paid, t0Daccos, S3,lg3.2s. Total.
S5.IlO23.
Registered 90 the Tobacco Exchqnra fo-
day George ". Price. Ruckersyille. va. .
John IL. Walters Orange: Gen. j. &. Hin.
,c0iissille: T.. $. Fetch. B0siville. Va: W.
j. Dayic, Of the fossctt Durham Tobacco
and snuff Company; y. r. Bowman, Lynch
burg, Va.
The Richmond tobacco market was active
to-day. with good sales OF bright wrappers
aud filters and dark tObaccO- Holders firm
and inspections good. Deliveries heavy.
a..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-26


NEW YORK. Mar. Mc-sr-. Hubbard.
Price s. Co. says As O. result oi Toe re-
ncwal OF the strike among the dock lahorers
i'm Liverpool. spInucrs are free buyers 0i
cotton from the warehouse. leaving the cot
ton coming them under contract from the
ship side. upon the quay awaiting ths set
Element Of the strike. The arrival mar
ket is practically without change
from yesterdays close and operators
are evidently waiting for further
developments iu commercial and political
circles. Locally. ile cotton market ha,
been extremely dom. and reduction 0n the
spot quotation is 20 concession OBJ the views
of holders. who have been unable t0 secure
lie prices quoted for several day- past. At
the close, the market was SUSTAINED by buy
ing order. BOO August limited tD last even
iag's quotation, attributed t0 the Liverpool
account"
Receipts at port today estimated at
1880 bales. spot dun. 1916 decline. mid-
die upland,, e.. Transaction bob futures
$4,000 bales. Futures closed steady as fol-
lows: March. ll..7Wll-,. April. lLlsG
1920: May. 1870 li.jj. june 1880 llt0;
July, llI4Wllij; August ll4rll.i4;
September, 1880 1905 October. lO4ln
1916: November, l0.4nl0.aO; December.
iO.2sc.lO.g9. January. lO.2lllO.3O. ln liy-
erpo0i spot cotton closed steady. middle up-
lands. q ~. Sales. 10000 bale.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-26

Diplomats, congressman, army and navy Of
ncors. newspaper men and government on
cals assemble in great numbers, aud there is
mo- little good fellowship IN front OF the lon.,
bar Sir Julian is rather fond of "a half honr
here oAce "a week or so, and hi. fnvoriio tip-
nle is n certain brand Of mountain whisky
from Tennessee. This liquor is hand made
bv am old fellow and his sons away up in the
mountains They do not make "a great deal
of whisky. but what they 10 make Us smooth
enough 10 run mp h.lL They are very lnfo-
pendent merchants. Too, aud refuse 90 sell 20
pint Of whisky tli the money for DO is boz their
hands. They DO mot put thcir product in the
regular trade, and will not trust living man
even for jugful. This whisky is known as
the "moonshinc, though Of course 10 pays it.
proper 1.-THE 10 the government; bat when
ever auyof the boys sec Sir Julian q floo-
makers they say there is another cause for
a possible international compiicaton-the
British minister is helping 10 defraud the rev
onuo Of the United States
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-26
FINANCE AND COMM ERCE
new York stock Mnrket.
Reported by Z. w. Branch d CO., bankers
and brokers, No. I'LL Main street.

NEW YORK. Mar. 2J.-The market ought
90 have gone up to-day on the decision of
the uited states supreme Court Yesterday.
restricting the powers of States. and states
railroad commissions i'm fixing railroad
rates. bat London sold quite freely. and came
considerably lower, and our marke. fell OH
slowly 20 O'Clock on almost DO business.
and without feature. The street is GER
ianiy very much disappointed at the failure
of this market t0 respond 90 the good news
oftlc ia.t few weeks. There is positively
Do outside busidess. except as investors in-
crease or change theiriincs of bonds. Fears
are now entertained that the expected bull
market after the first of April may not come.
because everybody expects it,. The bulls
alc Disguised. because there are mo- buyers.
and bears are provoked. because few on no
s.ecAs come ONT result. The naT0west mar
keti good many years. Some people are sure
the only outcome oi this dizziness must be a
sharp break in prices, while others are con-
hdent that The public viii come in If the
leading mCn in the street would only CONF
Dine t0 put zap prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-26
VII ,LrsALu rEicE CURRENT.


fReported av uavenu0rt.E N0uis.I
D ,r,,.. .,,,.,.,. 0n. t,ef1 H.. fl....
49,. "a Al to 80. 7,1r s,r,,-. 81 90 rl
81 a i'' IN af,rt.t r. .D
81 10 10 ,i,.,.7.ai f.lIf, d r.r cent
~ '..' u-.i'.- sifs 49, IN a1 ..... mast
-, ~, e., -- '.. ,l.r
SPIT oo 70 &C. .e i.l uo1eil fs-.o ,or,t. ns,
dozen. 50 10 zoe.
Canned COrn-Iw0 pounds, p0r dozen
/ 10 to- soc.
HeITings-Hoe. alfbarrei, $40 DO Sa...
North Carolina cent, per barrel, 500 90 81
gross, per barrel. $500 io $50. Marx 4
strong for reliable GOOD n7n proper!
/ packed.
Hice-OafoiiAa' ~ o1'i i'''5''N' a.
Sall-Livcrpool from store, 1885,
ground alum from store, per sack, 0ac., %
Sl.O0. Market unchanged.
Su0Grs-G formulated. $685.; conieeuonef5
A, g 9-i6c.; soft a. o.. % &c; 80. i Oc.i
no . 55sc; so. 3, 1tsci extra No. j, 'lse'
/ One-eightn lower
Ie0s-Biack, - To- olt.i Joio-si 20 90
5Oc.; sunpoWder, ~ io Soc.
Csgec-One-eiehllc cent hi-leii 1870 Io.
10 2lc.i Laguayra, lti4 io -'l4t'i java -
% PC. Receipts very SMALL a' Wei as
available supply iD iilo Sc. loWef.5
BHckcis-Pamicd. TIVE hoops, >l.lo
three hoops Sl5o. stronger advances.
Idll0H &c.
Lard-fufee' ''sc'i liers't' 'i-.o' ~.
Molasses -tAtra, nossAeAu' l' ~ l.1.'
barrels 10 70 loc.i Genuine E'llen sstDl
per saiioA, ~ 10 'z1.i ne" Oii1"N' prime
20 CHOICE 90 20 .Ve' ..,
SOai-N asnihs' % I'D io'i i-l to"N"
Country Produce
fRenortol bv spafiav A. Oyerbey. Commits
sion Merchants. l106 Cars st-oetl
AK to ss s5. - poor to Good. $3.50 10 500.
B0co1-Nirtinia hams. choice 0id, l5c.
nor nouud. new hams. small. BIO 1ic.. new
hams. large. II 10 be-; sides, 81 20 &C.;
shoulders. + 10 sc.
Beans-C Choice navy. si.I5 % $500.
BLACK Esf pcqs.-sl.7j i0 $500.
Beesunc 90 BE. per pound.
Br0aDi Cons t0 81.
Rtckicbe0f-3 10 5ilc.
Blffsy-N ir.inia creamery. 90 60 DC.
family packed (Nirgiunl. ID i0 &c.,; choice
Yellow. store packed ltng.lial rs - l7c.,
store packed, mi2el color aud sweet, Is 20
l5c.; store packed common % fair, % l0c.
Cabbacf-fer iVJ, 50 TO s..
E0gs-ln crates liresnl, IL % l5c.i IN
boxes and barrels. II % l2i4c.
Live POaltrg-hens, - % 2ec.i mixed
coops, p 10 re. Chickens, spnns, large,
u 20 2jc.; small, 100 ilc. Ducks, ~ 10 0Jc.
Turkeys, TO lVe. per pound.
Dressed IoultIH- turkeys, II 20 he.
Ducks, 10 b lie. Chickens g % lie.
DIisa tff 9. ie .ls' e...'' 10, W c' !
. |
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-26
DOLPH AS An ERRAND BOY.
THE SENATOR FROM OREGON AND
HIS FRUlTLEss MISSION.
The Most pignined Statesmen of tho United
states Have 10 Hustle Sometimes Scna-
Tor Coclsrcli and Ills Chicrcns NaturaIi-
sation of Sir Julian Paunccfoic.

WASHINGTON. March Senator D0lnh,
on Oregon. tho Statesman who has the eyes Of
saint and the beard 90 prophet. has been
having no end of trouble in bis effort 90 find
ont how tho secrets ~ executive sessions are
| given % Che press Though "a genial, kindly
gentleman. Senator Do'nh is great stlckler
Tor senatorial dignity ! chanc.i % see him
"a fow nights ago under circumstances n
which Dds dignity suffered severely II any
one should Say of this handsome senator that
Doe IS not much more than an crrand boy for
bis constituents. probably Doe would be much
offended, hut DO was as au errand boy. and
an errand boy in "a stress of weather. that
saw him on the occasion just spoken Of
Late one night was passing the residence
| of Postmaster General Wauamaker ON
street. when curious figure attracted my
attention, 10 was that Of "a tall, long bearded
man. bee stood in the doorway of the Wanna
maker house. with bis hand upon the knocker
a suowstorm was raging, the only ONE
Washington ha. had This winter, and the
fast iain-. damp fakes bad gathered on the
mans great coat and long beard tiu hc much
mbici Santa Claus ou his holiday rounds
Looking closer l saw that the stranger was
none other than good Senator D0iph, aud
next day / made some inquiries about the
purpose of DIS midnight visit to the residence
Of The head of the po-tofiiro department
About O'Clock in the evening. just as Sen
ator Doph bad pat ON bis slipper, and settled
down in bis library for 90 pleasant hour before
tho fire. telegraph boy brought him mes
nge from ONE ot bis constituents in Oregon
| Tho senator read the telegram and sighed
Then he sent bis servant for IBIS great coat
and DID,. muGi.rs his rubbors and "a cab. y
must $50 out end run around and sec some
people he said. "N0w, make hlsie.n And
what DO sou suppose was thomaftor with tlo
constituents in far OF Oreg1ui Why. Dice bad
mailed lotfer t0ucarro-nndcnt iu b.rmIng
ham. England. and after mailing the ietfe.
had discovered some very ue'-hiy reason
why Doe did mot want DO delivered to the man
to whom it was addressed So Doe wired Die
senator o. ss Che postmaster general ano
have tne letter caliel back. iie added Do his
telegram Chat is was very important mat
ter, representing thousands Of dollars 20 him.
and family considerations besides.
Mr. Wanmmaker was just crawling init
b.l when DIS man informed him lhat Sena
tor Do.ph, iooknr lio Santa Claus, was in
tlc parlor aul very anxious io see him. The
postmaster general retires carly. sometimes at
q. and DO is oulF on raro occasion, iAat DE viii
permit himself o. d. disturbed. But Of cours
bee could not deny the request az an cruul
Uoy of as much Importance as Senator D1.ln.
and Doe went down ami listened tD the tale o'
v0e about The letter tnat never ouratto have
gone. 81 don't believe 1872 can go "a thing
said Nir Wuamaker "-ly recollection is
that wc have had o. deny eyeral such d.
% I.f |.I..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-26
MARKETS Dr TELEGRAPH.
Baltimore Market.

10y A'ifHIa'I'|Ia.
BALTIMORE. ND. Mar Cotton dull.
middiing lii,m .c. Flour dull How
ard street and Western sup0inno S2.Wn
$50; DO. extra. $3.50 $500. dO. Cmiiv. s3. %
gSl.3O: city mills Rio brands extra. >i2On
$3.50; winter wheat patent sL4leSLsO:
spring do do. fl.sinS j.2j: do. go. straight.
$3.50 llj; do. dO. extra. $4,000 $500.
Wheat-,Ouihern. quiet fgitz. -Nn ,tc.:
LongbcTy. oiWrle.. $40. % sl1.fi.e. .
steamer. NO. .. sOisc.. Western steady.
No. winter. red. spot and March. $500
SIC. Cou-souihoru. quiet and about
steady; white, aGWaec.: yellow. 3lo -.
Western hrmor. mixed spot and March.
3jA@5li &c. uais steady: Southern and
lenn-y lfania, -lWjn' &C.,; Western. white.
EWWl4c.; DO. mixed. iM2sisc.: GRADED
No. white, 50Mi0',. Rye. nominal Pro-
visions strong; mess pork old. slO.-5. new.
Slll3i bulk meats. loose shoulder, $780,:
long clear and clear rib sides. sugar picked
shoulders D '4"1 &C.; sugar cured smoked
shoulders. bi 4wDit &C.,; hams. lOi.c. Lard
Refined. l5lc.. crude, Olfc. Petroleum finn:
refined. 4c. Coffee dull. Rio carg0os. fair.
21i5c. sugar steady A soft. o 5-iGc Cop
per- refined. steady 40 H. 40 1910. Whisky
firm at SlNWSllU.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-26

low. and chance for making money on the
bull side Us much better than on the bear
side. The short interest must Zoe foryiarge.
Liverpool steady. GOOD demand. &C. lower.
sl,ts dun but firm; Hutchinson seller.
shorts tle DuFCr-. Provisions opened
strong on light receipts 0f hogs and bull
talk M newspapers from both Armour and
Hutchinson. Eight cents predicted hy
Hutchinson for lard. At the opening the
shorts were buyers and Hutchinson the
seller. As soon as the short interest was
liquIdatcd market slackcned of aud became
dull. but close is firm. Strong talk is
heard; parties claim There ore NO hogs On
the country. and that $50 viii De surprised
az the quantity received thencxtsiNty DAYS.
This an may bc true. and Tor the time be-
ing 10 might bo well io Doe ON The long side.
bat we believe the present price OF corn
viii brine plenty Of heavy hog, later. Cash
trade far. 2l.NU hogs tomorrow. Curb
~lf.