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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-22

Ruperra. ~ S. Cuba to New.o Orleans sugar SC. New
So po g S 1 s 81 s o.
oo ss FSs:"fss sh Bark Am S e.
London general cargo British schooner 0onis1n St
y s%ee g a ma,s, "a
oiLsTGs hahelday appearance
SON SS s soSS S te g. GO s e.? iSsssRa
a:s s:s S.ssSss assl A! ssss
sscssd R Riass ssss SeacSd sns
fSS O' Tn ns'r' p"s
rs en- ss9@ s s5 ger @
70: varied led for s,: the M tsy
SS SIC c. u0se a ss Sc Ta mi n'y a
aaosd al f,s Rd uss9s Ss E'ie
s az sna lsEe s .isas caS EGs
g. &c 9 sSG 'Ss s pf9Ssd a'
. f trhs9 pe af%s Quoted SS cis st
S9sSes 9F% aad na Ss''s sec
sSSs DShss Ssi :; sfR
Es s SG no az PERFECTLY g.
s;.' n:s::ss $ars
500 quoted a Sou. sSS;h
sales 80 rs e.73do.74c; October closed at 6.s9c.
..BUT1ER.stady as general rule win
s9s s's s
1sd15iac State Creamery, seconds 70 rss; 1917 &c
do Egin extras 1Sc other Western extras 16c Western
nrsts lie; seconds 15ad16Re; thirds, 7a15c State
Dairy half hrkn tubs and pals extras, 1sc do nrsts
do hsts, 1eiaal7e; DO seconds i51ai6c Dairy tubs.
thirds l4dl6c Western Imitation Creamery hr.ts. log
l6c; do seconds lac do thirds, i22 d13c western
Dairy rsts, 14Gl5c do seconds 1897 do thirds l2GI-ac
wesrn Factory frSins sna tubs extras 14s nris
Has not '''0n0 Varied for sh''' the day ruling
steady and Quiet. State Factory. full cream
white and colored, slac do fine. s4aSSe; DO
prime good. 7asasc do fair to good 7'sa7',c; do
common TO fair to good 7'sa7'c do common 70 fair "a
2a3c. ECt+S-Ftrmly maintained In price Win
moderate demand New:York State newlad. average
of. 17hd1sc: Pennsylvana and Michigan fancy,
of 17ied1sc Pennsylvania and Michigan fancy
average OF lie. Other new.lad of 1872.
d17c Southwestern fair to prime average on lodlo'4c'
SUGAR-RAw-In fair demand at full late prices
Sales Centrifugal 90 tesla 932e for Baltimore
Quoted 1880 for Muscovado 80 test and 34c Tor
96 Centruga on Coffee Exchange Jg9e closed at go
active aud firm Cut Loaf, 5isc; Crushed 5isc
Powdered 4lac; GraDuated 3-16c Cubes, 4se; XxAA
Powdered 47sc Mould "a" 5-10c DIAMOND "A &c
"a" see; Ridgewood a." 8 1916; Phoenix "a"
No. s. 71Gc; No O. S'sc; No. 10, 510c No H. shc
No. - 316c.
STEARINE-Lard slow; city In tcs quoted at 7+c'
and do In hhds. TIC Oleomargarine city, cc .
TALLOW-Rather weak and dull. Prime city qooud
at l11Ga494c; so hhds. 4ac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nevyork Saturday June 2o-BEEvES-Receipts 81
OF i47 hesd6 carloads consigned slaughterers
TO- home and 81 carloads for expectation IN dressed
20 trading in live cattle Feeling dull - rr,u.
native sides with choice and extra selected selling at
sa4G1Oc. Texas beef sells at 52dSc.
No change reported In the European market: .. r..
unimpoItant. NJ. Collins sold 10 Maryland Neals, loo
Dressed Calves dull at case for countryds yea
oac Choice 1OcJ and dressed Buttermlks at 42a6c.
,sHEEP AND LAMBs-ReCeipts, including carloads
At Jersey City and at e0th:st. With the stock
held over from previous arrivals there were fully 80
Sheep were slow and prices weak common Lambs
forced of low figures but best grades were IN
ptinse stoeR is little better The pens fully
Poor to good Sheep sold at 81 2oaso so. and few
s6as7 37a and bunch OF selected at o. 80 cuiis az
The dead market continues sluggish, being overloaded
Lambs at sale for poor to gooi choice bring
sass~Judd & BuchnGham: % Ohio, Sheep. % n
average at s. 80 per leo n 222 DO se'' ID at % 20
-O NeTo1 e Gnett Ohio Sheep 90 n at SIS o22 353
do 49, H. at 81 so; 24s Kentucky Lambs o3a n: at
&c per n POS do Glib n at ehc; 80 do (selected ~ n
D. Mcpherson Co. 24o Virginia Lambs. 80 n. at 7sc
wkerson Sherman 50 Ohio Sheep Ssh n at IS 80
112 Kentucky do. 90 n. at IS 800 Kentucky Lambs %
J. Pidcock g. Sons: 100 Virginia Lambs tseeeted):
e DO ?qb d at s ss DO Ga 10 S a &C ga
DO 82ia n a. &c POI Kentucky 'CulIs. so n at &c 90
H. Collins lin 1is Ohio sheep 50 n at IS per 100 227
do. 792 n at - 90 2Ss DO 7OR ~ at "a 37'a 275 do
HoGS-fecepts carloads Of 75a head No soes re.
Tor Western pigs. and s5as5 20 for good State hogs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-22

Corn-wsa&. lower No; mIxee. 5slse oatss-pnl
ProSs ois~oaIct weaker whisEcydrm; sales. 7o2 bbls
Easy E kSSs D ' iass cheesefasy.
Minneapolis, June 2o,--The a wheat was rather dull
e N %s guy wa. R Vefy .lqS
te that were pcSed Up eaTy Low grades were very
Northern sod al ne way from 9S ,t 70 ~ S9
and shipments light Con dderlbe no wheat wac not
c Sssepa, 5S oSt noun ha june and jay
on track Ell 62dsl o2ia No Northern June ana July
Northern se]R SGe s5e son On track S5SS5c
Milwaukee June 2CFour unclaimed INV Wheat eS steaS
Corn II Rar i5oe aus Sc; No. Sa's
;Ss As FSs i gsy 81 80 S g g
200 bush. shipments-Flour, 300 bbls; wheat $4,000
Louis June 2oFCur nmsr Xxx Xxx ;, IS 4oTsY t 90
only a s - ,9 ,S5ey 30 ehSee Sn 81 ssSs5 Wheat
started 81 Os lower and rather animated but immediatey
eeiine developed ro%sTG The close market
sD Tsd Anps and closing for % scpe rcd
higher 81 o. AL OH; July sos99se eo',ng tc gDy
sss rg6o, Closing soc Deecm6cf si4 S92c. closing
and While bile c0a ang S' R % Roe
S and sG Se esT hi to & close but S ass
SEC July, 53see 5i2e dosing 5S'se AuRn't Pc
e eSt Sosc nominal oats quiet but nm ca
42S 42e july aS S sSe Au GSt h S ac y a ga
Faxeed western 81 o. Lad .Sedy g. 2S p ~
ss i5y un%S9 sisEc1 taay 81 Provisions Dun
pSTn $40 s. j bare s. issse 2G Ss IS 50
g sg5sS 40 "a 75! So s sGud ea
g s s. sGHs TO- Hans ans ioasiS 5000
bis wheat 81 600 bush 81 900 bush oat, 81 600
Wheat iooo bush corn 5000 bush y 600 tu'n
Peoria June 20.-Corn-stsady No. 2 55c No. 3.
81. aSsiac; No. 3 white. 49, a9s',c Ryo7NOminal
Whiskeyirp wn 81 oGo Ip s b 81 ig Boo bT.6
COO B@sS. ''O'' ''''' ''' WV
Philadelphia, June 2o.7Thsre was little doing, as
hafhOliday law became operative
and business Change was suspended at noon Trad
n Ing was ,T S sa 5 f Rye oaP sa
81 so per barrel for choice Pennsylvania wheat
mas Sbt HSor demand as speculative buyers in
nuenccd by reports OF rains backing the harvest IN the
but oca ats w Ea iS nP' &c. 70 'fsd
o5ds Os JGy 81 S SS3ssI co. CO.. Augos
market Sscr fa sf centres Sat there wss little
S SeSE f bS Steadily held no mixed high mixed
grain depot C9G No. Yellow Sci in 5o7 gTa9 d GRS
SSSSSG,sc August S5saGIc';; septshber' 62iaGGsc
change YESTERDAY this basis ruled about steady to-
day only moderate trading there were few BUYERS
S Se S With a the saturday Sa6Oas law Options
quiet but steady Ungraded white. 4ic with 10 3
Sse s sp" GsGss7c Eggs nm good demand
request part skins gsc full sE%s e Feed d,s quiet
per oP o @ 6 Set and aes
ReceIpts-F1our, 1900 bbs 500 sacks; wheat, 2o,l00
Wheat rs 600 bush corn 1900 bush II coo bush
Toledo June 20.-Wheat easier cash and June 81 OS'2
JSly 9os 9Se a,s o gge cDS aS
Coverseed dull firm cash "a Is Rsceptsmwhe cat eS59
sSinmenssFiouT zoo bbs; Wheat 1875 bush corn
]. 100 bush rye. $50 busa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-22
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo June 2O.-Cattle-Receipts for the past "a
hours 800 head total thus far. goo head
for same last week, $50 head consigned through
81 40 head NewYOrk, 1900 heud sale. 600
head 200 head held over dull and unfayoube
for common stock. HogsRecepts for the past "a hours
head total for week thus far 81 500 head for
time last week $500 head consigned through. $500
head 20 New. York, $3.50 head sale. 800 head
market opened very dun for heavy gsdes good Workers
Sheep and lambsReeeipts for the past "a hours 400
head total 1or week thus I goo head Tor same E
to New.YorI. 200 head sale. 200 head yery dull
sos ny ssass az 6glls e 2bsss HOgs~Y oFers so
Sea t o. u Sossf So; pigs q Joss4 70.
Cate-Recepts $500 head shipments none steady, slow
q SS e. eGS bs eS asS
none market dull weak and lower rough and common.
Receipts eco head shipments none s market steady
ST. Louis, June 2o-Cattle-Receipts 800 head ship.
Steers 81 90ds5 SO fair to good s sOes5 Texans and
Indian steers 81 4oas4 so. Hoes-Recepts 1000 head
shipments head lower fair 70 choice heavy
= oas 60 mixed grades q 1895 IS hight fair 70 bec Cot
head market strong fair TO fancy SO 254s5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-22
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore June 2o.-F1our dull, unchanged Receipts.
irregular; No 2 red spot 81 05+aS1 o5a; the mouth
81 o5sas1 O6 July, 81 02s. as1 o9; August 81 0o2a
81 O0,4 Septembef 09s4casl southern wheat dull {;
Fultz 81 O3as1 05 longbeTy sl9S1 o. Receipts.
1856 bush sock, 1884, lo2 bush sales, 10 800 bush
Steady 73c yellow hrner, roc. Receipts 1e, 4os bush
shipments 17142 bush stock, 1914 769 bush sales 90
600 bush Oats easy No white Western, 495t5oe No
mixed do 4sd49c Receipts, 5000 bush stock 81 zoo
RYE very dull No 2, go stock 400 bush: Hay 1rm.
Unchanged freghts quiet firm, unchanged Cotton
frm creamery fancy 1sc do fair 70 choice t l96lac DO
iiaISc s:orepacGed, loal2s Eggs firm 17s Coffee e
changed Copper steady refined, 12d122. Whskey I'M
changed
Buffalo June whcacspring dull sales 500 90, bush
do at 81 oSdsl 03s. No Northern Chicago, 81 OF
ed az si 06I one No amber, at 81 04?; No
WIT 81 TO- No ] white oregon 81 06 asked. Corn
tnaGv. demand foir carloads No yellow. Gla64c
No 81 do 63aac No ., G3Aa632ci No O2ta63 closing
az inside prices Oats quiet and weak sales, 15 cars
No white 459c acc asked az the closing No white
estent spring IS 5Oes5 o. do winter g i5Ss5 %
Mii i Wheat 27sc corn 2iac oats lac New YORK.
Receipts-Flour 900 bbsi wheat e. 600 BUSH corn.
a09 010 bush oats, 10000 bush. Canal shipments
IItc9t 100 600 bush oa:s % 600 bush Railroad ship
dnts tTour 20 900 bbls; wheat, $4,000 bush; cOrn
10 600 hush; oats. 10000 bush.
Cbicago June 2o.-The leading futures ranged as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-22
l)ropos ais,

DROPOsALs FOR SINGH 1O,dINCHu AND
r.uent Wa.bineton Nav g. Is9l-Under the provisions
Of section OF the act approved August Is 1870 a. mC
ned nv the act anurOved February - 1871, sealed pro
posals In dupcate will be received at this once IRON
citizens al thr HATED States until o'clock D. m on MO-
DAY July 49, 1891 at which time they wiz D. pun,
iir- onaned a. farm Ordnance department
T. 3 Pm Win twenty-five (25 snch. nnv i50l TO-
inch and twenty-five (25i 2ineh steel san- and Smnn
nitoo fr thelr est or proof all ~ b. OF American haa
facture One.fourth "a Of these guns may pe con n
po-als must be made and all Information fequira 9 pa
n W FLAGIEE. Chief OF Ordnance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-22

GUNNER Resort Snioss.


Nature not man. made the Hudson Highlands. tho
Orange and Sha Mountains and the romantic val
legs Of the IamapO, Delaware Waikiki LackaMaAen ana
the summer, u some OF these places. -
Canes ~ .Sun mer Homes +" Issued by the Erie Rail-
wa describing hIs charming region be obtained from
the Erie Ticket Agents at 4o1 9l7 and 957 BoSsaWay
1888 Fuiton.s: Brooklyn; 107 Broadway, Williamsburg
corner Newark and Hudson Hoboken and the Jersey
CIV Station Send stamp w. c. Rinearson, Gen
erai Passenger Agent 81 Cortands NewYork for copy
nv NAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-22
STAINED.

Good Ordinary. Low MiddlnG..7 .,
striIs 900 So market ruled alternately strong
but finally closed with general decline throughout the
nntire st In the early dealings the bears" had tbe
aid Of further drop Liverpool accounts which pTSmpte
slopcs selling Opening sales showed losses OF re-
noIpts Subsequently there a rally Of 8d4 points
on demand to cover contracts, but uie hinness sooo
wore away aud liquidation resumed. latest prices
Indicating net Of 2q3 points from the close q Yes
ssriay. Crop news continued favorable saies 0oAoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-22
"sUMMER HOMES"

An illustrated book OF 1870 pages describing the sum
mer resorts on the NewYork Ontario ana Western Rail
way obtained free application AZ Offices beo%
feet above the sea with rates. distances and AZ nform2-
way; 7S7 Oth.ayc ITO 9:h.ave., 1874 East i25t;st
2G4 west l25th;st. In BROOKLYN: Courts $50 Frl;
ton-st 20 Atlanticave., 95 and Us broadway, 213
Manhnttaa-aye or send cents in stamps 70 J. c.
ANDERSON. G. r. A.. is Exchange Place. New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-22
THE MARKETS.
INITIAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

oorrEE-A slow and easy market noted spot
p today, with No quoted ut i6sc No sales reported
H,s grades dull and barely steady The option market
eSed ana speculation fairly active considering
~ brief session Easier cables and lower exchange
sspsed with full receipts at Rio, led break of 1925
ssats the outset. with considerable ong" selling
Ssbsequenty there slight and final figures
Indicated steadness exception to the gen.
esl rule and showed but little change. llaVre closed . q
IL francs lower Stock Havre 857 900 bags, OF which
los GOO bags Brazilian. Hamburg dropped 1al pfg
Iondon closed weaker. Official quotations. rs D.
June 75s Cd July. 74s 80; August 0es sd September
% october OBS Sd; November e2s cd Rio on9,es
Regular first 40 kiosl nominal good second tlo klos
400 exchange private. lsh receipts IN no lo0Go
bags Rio cearances 70 Europe, 1OO0 bags no STOCK
$4,000 bags Rio market quiet Receipts in santos
quiet; good Santos $50 cleared from saf tos
June 10 s. s. Mozart Receipts at Rio July J 70 june
TO- 1891 1907 900 bags same time ls90 2Sl GOO Dagf
70 June TO- 1891. 29Il 600 bag same time 7 To,O
S5s 900 time 1889, 2594OC0 bags "a ionS
here to-day s425o bags including Jg9s al soften
br October - s0sl soe closing as fol-
lows JaSsry u IL FseTses Jaiy Is 7S
rs See August 15d15.o5e; september 14.o0dl4, Doc
~ 4Oai3 45c Warehouse deliveries since June lS9l
XcWYork "a O25 bags Baltimore 2O,4eO bags; New
orleans 800 bags total, 81, 1876 bags
COTTOS-On the spot quoted quiet; prices unchanged
Sales. 1913 bales for consumption 500, ,ooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-22
Proposals.
4 RMY BUILDING. Whitehall-st., New York,

A RMY BUILDING. Whitehall-st, New York,
"A June 49, ls9seai proposals In tripllcate subject
o usual % un. ~ sai a. time place they
VIII be opened n tue presence Of bidder oh M
City during the scai ySsT commanding Juiy s9i The
Ss @ as s BE- Sas ' On ANY 70
dsrssnt Proposals should e 9dorjed RsGPSa if
oGsEssa aaa aSaIi.' g. s. A
OFFICE OF LIGHT HOUSE BOARD, Wash.
ngO9 e. SGne 10 s 9eoS proposals. SD 1s.d S
the oth day June 1891 for furnishing all the materials
a aea aSo' q m sGdi ls
vt..s S aS s. snd 81 EPE
Xed for each vessel or for an aggregate sum for
all be -four Gysra at SSrPea b xxi
Ssss Hd 8 SS 9eG lex bSt
ye and %syns nd nsfaah
NC * to e. vsed pG az the ' Buoy
Forms o. pOosa plans and presentations IS sHS Ss
once HogsS i@:PsstoTs S s. ostQ S. Mas,
M GPPt cRsEeston s. & buaao e. y beot Mich
sag and t. Valve hS shy de JEM Greer
Commodore U S. n, Chairman
PRQP3SSALS FOB AETIcLES 4 psGs.m.n IL
Office o. the cCmmssoner Of Internal nTVeane o wS
ns2 ns al c June ad 5s The
S a e9d no Jns 49, Wene wa be u fSeESd 1881
9s%s aqs foil be aa BE ss
and n6 marked e sh%gaG r%D
bids. WIG JOHN W. MASON. Commissioner
DROPOSALS FOR JUTE TWlNE FOR
VICE.-Postofice Department Washington, D: c.. June
- 1s0-Seaed proposals Invited and VIII be received
this Department until Thursday June 25 1881, az II
o'clock for furnishing small jute trne In such guam
s and At u Ssa @e a9d vea Gm me 10
and ending 30 1892 for the Of any branch Of
the Departmental Postal Service. Blanks for propos
ais with specifications giving detailed statement OF the re-
quements be met, and also the estimated quantity
probably be required and giving full Instructions a. TO
the manner bidding and conditions To be observed by
" be application
tcndent Of the Division Of Postonee Supplies Postoce
Department. Washington, d. c. The Postmaster General
reserves the right reject any all bid. and to waive
technical defects. JOHN WANAMAkER. postmaster
General.
IT S. ENGINEER OFFICE, Army Building,
y. NewYork May % 1881 Sealed pr9poss, In tTpl n
June "a 1891 for the construction and delivery OF one
iron roof truss for torpedo shed at Sandy Hook ~ The
attention Of bidders Is invited OF Congress approved
FEBRUARY 20 1885 and February %. 1887 Vol 2S page
332 and Vol. "a page 41i. Statutes-at-Large. For
S1ecisestions blank iorfs and information apply to
the undersigned. q. L. GILLESPlL' Leut-Coi' Of In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-22
,tcd quiet; prices unchanged.

sal e. 1O 1o 0s.uS NJ 1891. 1890
Ivy Bales Bales.
,,,s,,io srnnly 1929 1719. 500
pere seven 5U,oao o'S0o
Txpor 30 Great Britain, seven days =. aSs o'oo2
TXplrts to France. seven days. 309a oo33
TxpOrtS to Continent, seven days 5S1o 40
etGck in New-YOrk licensed ware - -. a., -oe
houses counted daily .-.......--.. 15dSl6 oV'99oo
In other places ESTIMATED. .-...-.-. lOOfo 4'-'o
Tota stock In New York by running 49, co. m ,o.
eOui ~ III i-,i,ed states nors alO5iG 146.G4S
Liverpool kilograms p. m-ttecelpts, l9VVO DSies
Of which American 200 bales Sales 4oOo oees, "
which speculation and export 900 oatS Anerivdi'
900 bales. spot market-Small inquiry Moune, TO-
Quotations based on American stahuaru OF caSs'"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-22
Gnmmer Resorts.


This popular resort viii June L. For ILLUSTRATES
ON Schroon p. o.. Warren Co. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-22
HOTEL BRUNSWICK,

OPEN FOR THE sEksoH yANki 70 OCTOBER l.
A leading hotel In every respect, 10 YARDS ron ING
Beach; commodious dining room table unexceeo Sleep
command view AQdress-
80 MORGAN q PARSONS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-22
LARKlN HOUSE,

Open June 25, 1891. Modern improve%ents telegraph
FINISHED with best the market affords d f LARKlNt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-22
OVERLOOK MOUNTAIN HOUSE.

500 IT, higher than any hotel in the Catsklls. Opens
l. under new management, at reduced rates For crcu
and information address CHRIS. BkOWNsON,
Overlook Mountain House. Woodstock. Ulster Co., N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-22
Summer Resorts.
AsBURy PARK. n. ,.
COLEMAN HOUSE,

t egSh asdrns sF Fp 8 AMER Heel Imperial Broad
way and S2dst, New.York until May 81. or Coleman
House Asbury Park, N. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-22
Schoolgirls MOUNTAIN SPRINGS, N.
HEATH HOUSE.

This beautiful mountain resort opens June ~ rs.cs
reduced sl2 TO SIG per week. Diagrams, eircuIars
Sc. at Evening Post building New.York, lRoom Ioll
furnished cottages 70 Jet : WARREN COLEMAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-22
Huguenot Chalybeate Spring House.

HUGUENOT. ORANGE CO.. NEW-fORk'
Via y. Y. L. T.. end Western or Ontario and western
RAILWAYS, Accommodates 100 Newly furnished: Par-
caIars and circulars. E. e WAXING. 10 Wall-st.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-09-01
The MartinSbuTg Mining, Manufacturing
and Improvement Company


President, Hon. GEO. NJ Bowers, Martinsburg w Va
First VicePresident, G. H. MILLER Martnsbnrg, w Va.
Second Vce-President H G. BERRY, Martinsburg w
Treasurer JOHN b WILSON Cashier Peoples Bank
Secretary STUART W. WALKER, Martinsburg w. Va
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-09-01
.compHnYs coUnsHn.
FAULKNER & WALKER FAULKNER & INGLEs.

LANDS FACTORIES &-The Company has ACQUIRED about 1000
acres the choicest lands for Building Sites Factories &C. On this
and within mile
the famous Faulkner Iron Ore Beds with the richest great
WEST vIRGINIAFor years Virginia attracting
the attention capitalists
been such rush for her advantages and her wealth Sheis
undertake. the
of this the finest timber
take advantage the
railroad facilities
the coal timber We feel assured that West Virginia
afford such inducements Minsbg already nearly
the county Of Berkeley Of West Via garden
employing hands, of whom skilled woren
roll of from $50 900 $60OOO per month"; connecting
cities and railroads of the United States
The Cumberland Valley Railroad Harrisburg through
MartnsbuTg and connects with the Pennsylvania
Virginia and only eight miles from this city, and doubtless
complete Mainsbug
Virginia Central Railroad the greatest coal railroad Of he
through the belt timber probably
the world DESTROYS their railroad water
to will almost bound through Martsg
be that Minsbug be the business
Mineral State
The Mansbug State wide
streets and avenues built either side with blocks Of business
which from and failing SPRING sufficient supply 10000
people.
The and lighted by gas electricity
MINERAL AND TdBERIn addition the factories
Company pleasure showing beautiful
visitors The climate Manurg unsurpassed
Company grounds
and Manufactures of all kinds call prospectus
grand Company give special in
manufacturing West
Virginia. and do all induce artisans all kinds locate
MaTnbur where they homes good schools
each--par value $25OO-fuI paid and non assessable
len per cent must Dc paid and ten cent month
until n
Subscribers viii right paid full
they
right to double the amount in the payment Of lot
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-09-01
DIRECTORS.

Hon. STEPHEN B. ELKNs Vice President Va Central
Elkins, w. Va
Hon ROBERT PORTER Editor and Proprietor York
Hon CHARLEsJ FAULKNER s. Senator Martinsburg W. Va
Hon THOMAS KING, Vice President B. & Baltimore Nd
Hon F. BoYD FAULKNER of Faulkner Inges Martinsburg
w. Va
HoN. GEo. M. BOWERS Martinsburg, W. Va
/. u BENDER, Contractor, Martnsburg, w. Va.
THEODORE X. MILLER, of Daniel Miller & Co., Baltimore Nd
B. WILSON Cashier Peoples National Bank Martinsburg
w. Va
Dr. G. r. MORRISON, Martinsburg w. Va
H. c. BERRY, Dry Goods Merchant, Martnsburg, w Va.
JAMES F. THOMPSON of the Clothing firm of Thompson Tab
Ter, Martinsburg W. Va.
NJ. " RICHARDS, General immigration Agent B. & o. Ba
Nd
D. w SHAFFER of the rmof G. M. Shaer Son. Martinsburg
DR. S. N. MYERS, Martinsburg, W. Va.
CHARLES H. MILLER Sheriff Berkeley County Martinsburg
JAMES w. McKowN, Martinsburg, w. Va.
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Business and invited
burgs financial and industrial Liberal
offered fo the location Of manufactures and establishments
further information call address the Secretary
Companys Office in Buha Rooms, Martinshg West Virginia.
Evening journal., 1891-02-12
N tI,e senntr

WASHINGTON, Feb l2 The scnnte agreed
to resolution calling On the secretary OF
the treasury for list of persons or firms
by whom silver had been offered mnder
the act ~ July lf, ls90l q list of those
from whom silver had been purchased.
the amounts and prices, the basis on which
estimate Is made Of the market price Of
silver and the amounts and prices Of sil-
ver hlllion purchased outside Of the
. United States
The conference report on the Roanoke
(Na.) public building (reducing the cost
from 100000 To s75,0O0) was agreed To.
Several bills were passed, after which the
consideration Of the naval appropriation
was resumed After three hours discus
sion the amendment offered by Mr. Allen,
fixing Port Orchard. on Puget sound. as
the site for dry dock was agreed to. Il
appFopriates 1900 for site and 500. 600
for the building Of a dry dock. Several
committee amendments were adopted and
the bill passed. The District Of Columbia
appropriation bin was reported and placed
on the calendar The copyright bill was
taken up and laid aside informally. A
number OF bills were taken from the caleR-
dar and passed on and the senate adjourned.