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The National tribune., 1891-01-29
RUBBER HANDS AND FEET.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-18
LEGAL NOTICE.

VIRGINIA: IN THE CHANCERY COURT
' OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND THE 27TH
DAY OF JULY, 1891.
I. Land j. +. johnson. Plaintiffs
against
Charles l.. Whitlock Alice VI. Reddy. executrix
Of }. V. Reddy deceased. and in her ownrght
as devisee Of J. \. Eeddy. deceased. Emanuel
Ollman, Mrs Y. VI. Peticolas, Walter German
and Cora T. German, his wife. Defendants.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-18

BALTIMORE. MD. August l7--Flour active
aud Csc higher: extra -. 1904. So do. family,
S4e0aA25: winter wheat patent. S5. 25n $50;
spring wheat patent 50. 50q 5.75, spring wheat
straight. S525G5.75; receipts 5,305 barrels.
shipments, 1924 barrels. Wheat unsettled,
spot, Slll8@l11s4; the mouth. SLllH@
llfet; September, S11l1l@L1l% October
sLu%@ ll2, December Sl.l4 asked steamer
No. red Sl0G@lO64; Southern wheat
strong and 40. up Fultz. Sl.O9Hll3 long
Jerry. S1.1O0l15. receipts, III. $40 bushe.a.
shipments, 4i6 1862 bushels; stock. l,4lS.75S
bushels. sales. 377 800 bushels Corn dull
spot 7Oc., the month. roc; September, &c;
Southern corn. white steady at 70F072c.. vel
low firm at TIA 73c., receipts, 4, J39 bushels
shipments 20 bushels stock 66. $50 bushels
The excitement Oh Change continued with
out abatement December wheat opened
at g. IS and fell 10 $l.l51s, whore 1t remained
At / p. n August and September wheat
VS. steady. There were very few bidders,
and holders OF wheat are not disposed 10 sell
one of the strong incidents Of tho pending
increase in prices of cereals IA the advance IN
four. This staple has increased ID cents on
barrels since Thursday. Gambrills went mp
40 cents on Saturday and 70 cents today.
Other marketable brands have advanced the
nj rs cents
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-18
TOBACOO EXCnANGE.

RICHMOND. Va. August 17.-No offerings
of tObaccos at auction on Change to-day.
Monday. August j.. 1891.
Private sales reported to the secretary Of
the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day. Non
day, August II, 1891 Wrappers. Z hOesheads:
filters hOgsheads smokers, 6 hOgsheads
burleys, & hogsheads. dark leaf. so hogsneads
Total. 73 hOgsheads.
Office OF the tobacco inspector reports to-
day. Monday August IL. 1897 Inspections
bright So hOgsheads 2 tier es. &c.. dark ~
hogs eads. helnspectlons, bright, 10 hogs
heads.
Farmers. Wilson'S Virginia. Allegheny Old
Dominion Naushans. Crenshaws. Daven-
ports Planters Sheburnes. Shockoe and
SeabrOok + tobacco warehouses report to. dav.
Monday, August II. 1891: Receipts, loO pack
ages deliveries. % packages.
Office OF the Collector OF the nted States
Internal Revenue reports collections for the
city of Richmond Va. to-day, Monday
August II. 1891: Tax paid on cigars and cigar
cites, 81 400. G5 tax paid on plug tObaccOs
80 3299l. Total. t4.S2O.5e.
The Lynchburg tobacco market is reported
as follows August Sth-sold this week, 271.-
600 pounds August I5th-sold this week
l57 500 pounds August 18th decrease this
week ll3. 400 pounds. Sold from October /,
1890 10 August 10, 1891. n $685. 100 pounds;
sold from October l. 1889. TO August 10, 1890.
"A. lbs coo pounds, increase for 1891, 1864 800
pounds.
The Petersburg tobacco market is reported
for the past week as follows The following
will show the movement of tobacco during
the past week at the various warehouses:
Oaks Inspections IL, receipts. 33. West Hill.
inspections. 81 receipts. z, loose. 2.S65. Cen
ire inspections, %; receipts. 49, Moore's in
specti0ns 20. receipts. Co. Farmers. inspec-
tons. lS receipts i6 loose 9,27O Total, in
spections, l3f: receipts, ia loose, l223j.
Total inspections from October J. 1880. to
August 2. 1891, 3,7C5, same time last year.
&, 20.
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange Mon
day. August II. 1891: b. b. Vaughan. H. c.
Roper, ". Schwauck. Petersburg Allen g.
Tyler William and Mary.
There Will be soo1 sale of new tobacco at
Planters tobacco warehouse tomorrow Tues
day, August Is. 1891. Buyers are cordially
invited
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-18
New YORK stock and Money Market.

NEw YORK August l7.-MoneY on call
loaned easy. The closing and lowest rate
was per cent. highest. per cent. Exchange
closed steady. posted rates. 4s5I 4sl actual
rates. 488 "a fs5 for sixty-day bids and 1852 %
sss for demand. Government bonds closed
steady currency. 6s. 10 bid IS coupon,
llfs. bid ~ - do. 1905 bid.
The stock market resumed its upward way
u the opening Chs morning at about the
slme rate as marked the close Of Saturday.
D. the cases OF several stocks however, the
nse WAS even accelerated tho early prices 10
mo instances showing jumps of whole
points from last weeks closing prices. The
advance was aided by tlrmer feeling IN
London and higher prices there for American
sto ks Trading WAS more active than toI
several weeks. Buying orders seemed 10
come rom all sources. and the bull leaders
ssid the advance was made by manipulation
o. their part London was a heavy buyer.
Hock Island aad Northwestern OF the Gran
ger. aud Louisville and Nashville. Atchlson
aud Missouri Pacific we're c0nsplcuously
Ouoyant IN the early trading. The first salo
~ Rock Island WAS AT r. an advance OF rs
por cent from Saturdays closing. The other
SOCKS opened u 10 Is per cent. higher.
hock Island fell back in the course OF the
safly trading 20 7G9< but recovered u tn.
mere Was some corresponding irregularities
10 other leading stocks, but the net result OF
the mornings trading WAS 70 leave prices IS
70 z per cent. higher than those Saturday.
mon Iaclic WAS active but its price did not
nuciuate 10 any marked extent The market
gre" 10 both activity and strength
curing sne Afternoon, and many stocks
~ winch Of late transactions have
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-18
prices unchanged. Southern -four firm and

prices unchanged. Southern -four firm and
unchanged.
Wheat Wheat options were heavily traded
in to-day and the widest excitement pre-
vailed. There were a number of conflicting
reports In circulation. and for time every
thing was at skies and seyens. The cables
were strong. but notwithstanding this foreign
houses were very heavy. sellers. and the mar
ket collapsed under enormous sales for real
ling. The closing figures were 2@21c. lower.
Spot lots weak: No. red winter, spot, a. 1914;
August and September. sl1ls October.
SLll1f; November Sll2k.
Corn-Corn options were also active and
excited The market was strong and prices
closed II TO 2Ao higher. Spot lots closed
strong and nc. higher. No mixed spot,
SO3c,; August, 75esc.; September, 72Ssc.;
October. Toe.
Osts-Oats options were strong and active
to-day and prices closed y to &c. higher.
Spot lots closed weak and lower; sales No.
white, 46c.; No. 2; 43@45c.; No. mixed, 40c.;
No. 2 do, 36@37c No. mixed, August.
1870 September, 35hc.; October. S5j9c.
Pork-Pork quiet but firm new mess.
&lL75012.25.
Lard-Lard closed dull and weak; Septem-
Der s6.s3; October. s6.93
Sugars-Raw sugar unchanged. Refined
sugar dull and unchanged.
Cofee-Spot lots coffee quiet fair Rio
cargOes. 19c
Naval Stores-The market for spir its tur-
pentine IS steady but quiet closing at 500
56hc for regular. and 3614 n &c. for machine
made barrels. Rosin is in moderate demand
but steady at Sl.35 for common, gl.3l3 for
strained and Sl.4O for good strained.
Petroleum The market for Pipe Line certi-
hcates was dull and foatu eless on the CODsol-
idated Exchange. September opened G6; high
esq., co. lowest "a; closing. "a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-18

NEW YoRB. August 17-Messrs Hubbard,
Price 4 Co. in their cotton circular tonight
say: Liverpool market this morning WAS
one g. twO-sxty- iOuit tbs better than Saturday.
closing quiet with an Improvement Of two
slEtv-fCurths. spot sules were 1000 bales
TINS Was regarded as insufficient response to
our advance q Saturday Our market ia con
sequence sold on at the opening some two 70
three points and further declined about
three points more closing at . net loss Of six
points The later decline Is based upon re-
ports that new cotton - being brought here
in considerable quantities for delivery upon
September contracts New Orleans is lower
for tho same reason Thus FAR We cannot got
any confirmation OF the rumors OF large ship
ments for September delivery but the fact
that the differences az which the higher
Grades can be delivered cannot be changed
uu-il the 18th of September tends TO eucOur-
age belief in the reports"
Futures closed steady. Receipts at the ports
arc 4, 900 bales against 800 last week and 600
last year. The Southern markets AS far as
reported are quiet and unchanged. The spot
market is quiet and LILO decline in quo
tations Middling uplands. 1916. Sales, $40
bales Transactions in futures to-day. 43 900
bales. August, 772@7.74 September, 1880
III. October 7.9207.9i: November, 5000
SOB December. 8. l4CaS. Is; January. 6.24@8.25;
February, S35@s. S6 March, q. 46as.47; April.
In Iiyerpool-Spot cotton dub and in
buyers favor. middling. 7-l6d. Futures
closed steady; August September. 26-Ci;s Sep
tember-O october. 1854; October-N November.
4 29-G4; November December, 1854.
PRODUCE.
Flour-Flour closed irregular and nominal;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-18
81. LOUIS.

ST.. LOUIS. No, August 7.-Flour-Very
little doing. no settled price; extra fancy,
S44004.50 fancy s4.lOq4l5. choice. s3.CO0
$50 family S3.4O03.5O. Wheat lower: Au-
gust. S1O0l4; September, alOO B. December,
yl.Of asked. Corn lower August. $50 nomi-
ma; September. 5759c bid year. 44c. asked:
January. 43c. nominal Oats lower; August.
Pork-Standard mess, $1,000 1880. Lard
Prime steam, 5000. Dressed meats
Shoulders, s625. longs, sI8715; clear ribs
sI62I shorts s7.37L. Bacon-Boxed
shoulders S6.75; longs. 1926; clear ribs.
1925; shorts S837110B.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-18

sold by Powers-Taylor Drug Company; +. W
HagemSnn, Seventeenth and Broad street; Blair
Pharmacy, 20 east Broad; George W. Book, J04
east Broad; j. A. Lewis, east Broad; J. +.
Crane, 2l9 east Broad Charles A. Berrian, Four
TENN and Franklin
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-18
IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF THE CITY
i or RICHMOND.
o. Nells iYecutOrl


IiTXTRACT rRoN DhfRET Of JUNE 5, 1919
The Cont doth aiIndgc, order and decree
that this cause be referred tD one OF the Com
ml5sioners of this Court. who shall inquire and
report o thi. Court the location OF property as
described in "a. 1907 what interest me said |.
A GOddin has therein AMI lis probable value;
whether liable for the payment Of these jUtg-
m0rts. aud il II should be- sold and proceed. APP
oiled in the payment OF Judgments according 20
rriority a. reported by Commissioner How ard;
any other matter. DC. and g. publication for
once q week for four successive wees I'D some
newspaper published IN the city OF iichm0nd,
OF the time snd place OF executing hi decree
shall he equivalent to formal service Of such
notice upon all the parties 90 this suit"
All parties 10 this suit are hereby notified that
have fixed upon THURSDAY. SErIEsnER 2.
1891. at 10 clock A NJ as the time and my
Office, No. 1918 f. Main street Richmond, Va az
the place for executing the requirements Of the
decree from which the above extract is taken.
ONEhTON HOWARD.
jy2S-tu,41ks Commissioner in Chancery. a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-18

been scarce came conspicuously 10 the
front. Illinois Central was the strongest
stock of the day. At its highest point IL was
81 per cent higher. and the closing price
wa, WAS "a per cent. higher than that Saturday.
The advance of the day was due, in part. TO a
report that the agreement of J. Pierpont Nor
gan TO JON IN the plan TO extend the Union
Pacihc hoatng debt is conditional on the
present managements allowing the Rock Ia.
land and ~. Paul roads all the privileges al.
lowed 20 the Missouri Pacific. The sales to-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-18

Berlin August 1.-THE corn marketto-d day
was in an excited condition. The opening
quotations were August rye, 269 marks; Sep
tender and October. 253 marks. August wheat
quoted at 25f marks; September and October,
1i6 marks.
II is reported that the German Government
will reduce the income tax on certain classes
DO order 10 mitigate the effects of the stop
page Of rye exports from Russia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-18
Cincinnati.

CNcnNATI, O.. August 17.-Pork- Regular,
S10.G215@10.75 family. $40 75@ l0.S715. Lard
Kettle-dried 7@lm71gc. Bacon-Short clear
sides. 71-c. Whisky-Sales, LIE barrels of
finished goods at .l.l7
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-18
IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF THE CT
I OF RICHMOND
Hardwicke q Mitchell, who sues, &c, }
against
' I. LONIuB dUIuINIalIaIIIA fHI aI7J
IErfrarf from dDcrnn of Imlv Is 1901 !

Extract from decree of July IS. 1sqi.l
THE Court doth adudge order and decree
that the papers in this cause he referred TO one
of the commissioners of this court who IS
directed 10 inquire and report a. follows:
list. What real estate ele said w. !. Loving
died, seized and possessed OF and Its Zee simple
I'd An account Of all debts and demands
against the estate Of the said W. /. Loving, and
their prOrities. If any
sd Whether or not all creditors of Tho said
W. T. Loving are before the court.
9Th An account OF the tram actions OF the adj
mlnlstratTiN, Mary C. Loving. Of the Per onal
estate Of the said w. r. Loving. deceased and
missioner or required n.y. any OF tne parties 10
be so stated; ana the said commissioner is au-
thOrlZed 10 publish an extract OF this order Tor
once a week for four successive week. In some
newspaper published IN this CITY a. 20 he time
and place OF taking account here under. and
sll parties interested
To Charles W. Hardwick6 AMI James O.. Mitch
ell trading under the firm name Of lSrdWlcke
n Mitchell; James J.. iGllqierrO and all othor
creditors Of w. Il. Loving. deceased; Mary g.
Loving, admnisfratrix or ". T. Loving. de-
ceased. and also in her own right Golaie A.
Loving. Ida {. Loving and Willie T.. Toying,
infants. George ID. Carter. guardian al Item
for the three infsnts-GOdIe A. Ida G and
Willie J. Loving and oil other parties inter-
ested IN the above entitled cause:
Take notice that / have fixed upon Monday
time amt my Office No 1915 east Main street.
Richmond, Va, a the place Tor executing n
requirements Of the decree fiom which :he
OYERTON HOWARD.
iy2S-tdiw Commissioner IN thancery.
IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF THE cry
or RICHMOND.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-18
Upon tho petition Of Charles z. Whitlock.

~ CHANCERY.
Upon tho petition Of Charles Z. Whitlock
The object of this petition is 10 obtain de-
cree in favor of the defendant, Charles +.
WhitlOck. against Alice VI. keddy as eKecufrlN
Of j. v Reddy. deceased. and IN her own right
as devisee of said j. Y. keddy, deceased, FOR the
sum of three thousand dollars with interest and
costs az COMPENSATION % raid Charles j.. Whit
lock for breach Of general warranty OF title
20 nlnety-tWO feet Of land on the south side of
Grove avenue at its intersection with the east
line of Plum street and running back south
wardly along said east line OF Plum street, and
between parallel lines one hundred and eighty
feet 20 an alley in common which land WAS CON
yeyed to said Charles T.. NhltlOck by j. y. Ieddy
and Alice u. koddy. his wife. by their deed
dated juno 4, lssj, and further to obtain q de-
cree sui giltutng the said Charles T.. NhilOck
TO all the rights. claims and demands OF the
said Alice VI. feddy a. eNecutrlX OF j. v Heddy,
deceased. and as deyisee of j. y. Keddy, de-
ceased, against Emanuel Jllnan and v vi.
Peticolas and Walter German and Cora +. Cor,
man. his wife. by reason OF a breach OF general
warranty OF title 70 the said land contained IN
three deeds. by which the said land was con
veyed 10 said J. v Reddy, the first and second
of which deeds. made 10y said Petlco As and
German and wife and dated respectively June
q, 1884, and 18th September, 1854, conveyed to-
gether 10 said j. v Reddy with general war
ranty, aixty-twO feet OF said land nearest Plum
street and the third Of which deeds. made by
Emanuel Ullman and dated lst day or October;
1884. conveyed 20 said j. Reddy with general
warranty the remaining thirty feet OF SAID
parcel OF ninety two feet of land. and further 20
obtain a decree substituting said Charles J..
MhiflOck 90 all the rights, claims and demands
of said Emanuel Ullman against said Peticolas
and German and wife 10y reason OF q breach OF
general warranty of title 10 the thirty feet OF
land last declared which said last piece OF land
fronting thirty feet as aforesaid VAS conveyed
TO said Gilman by said Peticolas aud German
aud vile 10y their deed with general warranty Of
title dated June a. 1874, al II which said deeds
are of record in the Office Of the Clerk Of the
thancery Court Of the Cl:y Of Richmond: and
to obtain decree for he payment and delivery
10 said Charles +. Mhtlock OF the fund under
control of the court IN this cause. amounting to
g.. And further 10 obtain a decree adlu ting
and settling the rights If oil the defendants IA
said suit between themselves.
And affidavit having been made and fled that
Y. VI. Peticolas. Walter German Cora J.. Cor
man. his wife are nOn-resIdents Of this STATE,
they arc required 10 appear here within fifteen
days after due publication Of this order and do
what is necessary 10 project their Interests
herein. cOpy-Ieste:
CHARLES w. GODDlN.
CANNON & COLLINS. Clerk.
Counsel for Petitioner jy 2Stu4w
OFFICE OF CoardlssIoNEE OvERroN HowAED,l
July -, 1891.
IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF THE CITY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-18
live hfnck NInrllet.

RICHMOND. Va. August H. 1891.
Receipts Cattle, $50 sheep. 200. hogs. 200.
Sales-Catte, 300; sheen 200 hogs. 1875.
Prices Cattle, best, 4 TO &c. gross. medium
20 good &c. 10 81 c. gross common to fair,
&c. to nc. gross.
Sheep-314c TO 44c. gross.
Lambs-4c to 59lc. gross.
Hops-Gc 20 751c. net
Bulls &C. TO &c. gross
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1891-01-29
Houov 1ockerim

A tan on incomes will strike 1t the
great moneyed octopus; that will knock
che golden calf or his pegs that the high
tariff policy worships. Railroad rob.
bers-oh, no; magnates-that are de-
claring larger dividends as farmers in
comes grow beautifully less, and will
have to contribute their share toward
running tho governmental machinery.
OThere should be o. 600 worth 9 resi-
dent farm property exempt from taxa
ton. and enormously large holdings
should be taxed more and more till the
now relentless grasp relents and landed
Aristocracy exists no longer in America.
What,fol de rol to talk about English
factories flooding the United States
with cheap goods and breaking down
ouy baby industries. Even when we
were colonies under old England with
all the restrictions that unbridled
tyranny could impose upon our infant
lie factories, their irrepressible Amer
lean spirit caused them 20 increase.
The manufacturing interests today are
mighty giants, great DULLES, domineer-
ing and riding over the necks of Amer
lean farmers rough shod, and the pro-
lection policy is a hollow mockery.-
Oscar Jenne in Grange Bulletin.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1891-01-29
The Classification Register.
Odin, Kansas, Jan. "a

Odin, Kansas, Jan. "a, 1891.
Editor BARTON Co. DEMOCRAT:
Nix DEAR SJR:-It is with much
pleasure that some choice literature is
perused i'm late issue Of the Beacon,
which pufports to be an answer TO an
article headed "a few thoughts on the
classification register" by II. G. Benke.
The manuscript must certainly be
admired for the talent it eyinces; il
shows profound thought and years Of
patient research Oh the part Of its gift.
ed author. The meaning is not obscure
and the manuscript is we'll pointed
with is and !'s).
The great object seems to be to hold
up the author Of the ''few thoughts ON
the classification register" 20 the ad-
miration Of the world.
Wishing the new idea'' all the sac.
cess it may possibly attain, ana all the
recommendations by ''great educators
il may receive, and apologizing most
humbly to the DEMOCRAT for this in.
trusion OH its space; and regyetting
That this communication becomes
necessary at the urgent request Of
many friends, I ana
Yours Very Truly,
II. c.. BENKE
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1891-01-29
First published January %. 1871
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

w IA. Nevet and Mrs.. W II. Eevet, his wife
Jobe Newly and Hattie E. Newly will take notice
that John Barker plaintiff did, the 22d day Of
September, 1890 6le his petition in the District
Court, in and for Barton county, state Of Kansas,
against them, together With O. B. Wilson and Mrs
o. B. Wilson, his wife, defendants, setting forth
that the first day Of Feb uary. 1889. said Jobe
Newly and Hattie E. Newly gave , mortgage 20
the Topeka Investment and Loan company on the
desc lands situated in the County OF
Barton and State Of Kansas viz: Lots No. one ~.
and two ~ and the south half Of the noftheast
quarter of section No four 90 in township No six
teen 16) range No. twelve (12 vest of the 9Th p NJ
secure the payment Of the sum Of $500 90 accord
ing certain note referred to in said mortgage
which said note and mortgage nov owned and
held by said plaintiff, and praying judgment against
said Jebe Newly and Hattie E. Newly for the sum
of $4,000, nov claimed to be due and unpaid, With
interest at Il per cent. per annun, from the first
day of February, 1882 that said premises may be
sold to pay the same.
Nov said defendants ". H. Nevet and Mrs. W.
H. Nevet, his wife. Jobe Newly and Hattie Z.
Newly are hereby notified that they must appear
and answer said petition OF before the 2eth day
of February, 1891, said petition will be taken
true against them and each Of them; and . judy
ment for said amount, and decree forever barring
them of any right, title interest in and said
lands after the sale thereof will he rendered against
them and ordering said lands to be sold satisfy
any sum found TO be due the plaintiff upon aid
notes snd mortgage. GLEED 4 GLEED,
[sKALl Attorneys for Plaintiff
Attest: W. r. BUNTING, Clerk. HE