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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1891-04-09
WORTHING WAIFS.

The Correspondent From Worthing Gives us Some
Interesting Items.
Farmers sticking right at business and
have a large crop sown already.
Plenty Of lagrippe reported throughout.
VIM. Pelton is about to complete his
new postofice.
w. Dick is painting his new dwelling;
also putting in large crop.
DR.. Rosenbaum, of Canton, had been
called number of times last week to see
our sick folks; some are better while
some are dangerously ill.
Mr.. Warner spent few hours in the
city on Thursday.
Another Car of emigrants from Ridge
way, Ia, arrived at our depot this week.
Ole Olson by the looks of things, in
tends to help improve the country, as he
has received a lot of horses, cattle and
farm machinery. We wish him success.
Our town is booming. The farmers
are shipping out several cars of grain
this week. Jas. Madden is doing the
business for the company now.
E. w. Mass is rushing out the hay to
the Nebraska folks He has some fine
hay yet to sell.
Our new lumber yard will begin to re-
ceive lumber this week and intends to
keep lumber, stone, brick and all that is
generaly kept in connection with lum-
ber yard.
\ sociable at,R. 0. Donahue's was we'll
attended Friday evening and good time
reported.
Our old friend Jerry Woodley was in
town on business Thursday, and reports
everything lively in his part of the coun-
Jy.
Elmer. Bradfield was in the city this
week buying onion sets. He catches onto
married life readily.
Our agents little girl has been quite
sick for the last week, but we understand
is better again and in fair way to be
out soon.
Mr.. Henry says business is picking up
and keeps him busy and the grip has
about done him up besides.
H. J. Frank will buy stock at this
place hereafter and farmers should give
Mr.. Frank show, being new man in
the business. He expects to pay good
prices.
A. J. Leavitt was down from Sioux
Falls this week on important business.
Mrs. A. P. Wilcox has gone to visit
her father in Iowa, who is very ill.
Our lyceum closed last Saturday even
ing with splendid play. Miss Dickman
played her part splendid.
We are sorry to pen the death of Mr..
and Mrs. G. NJ. Burrett's little daughter.
We are in sympathy with the bereavcd
family.
F. A. Leavitt is home and looking well
and hearty.
Chas. Bates and son has arrived from
Iowa and will make their future home at
Worthing. They bring some very fine
horses with them and we expect to fix up
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1891-04-09
Smuggling Opium and Cinnamon.

Smusslins Opium and Cinnamon.
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Ju1tah isf'1pA 1e41o 10 IL 11alp ) Ma55il-
zine how opium and Chinese are snug
.,1od into tho n,;+od c+,+os -, ,>ro,,o,,
e4oA ..oo ~ A0o~. 0os'oo' - piopoA-
tons that are COMMENT on official bar
rim, ont at onca.of cbean Chinese labor
anu expensive Culueso oruSS. Ihe SNUG
Cling goes on extensively through British
Cdh;, ~ +ho ho,,xa. ill.,, Il.
1I.;+oa c+o+o, ona r,nado ~, -a,.4,.17s,
s,,-,,,lsoa - no7;oo M, po1nh ,,.n;+oa.
Wboever wou1d understand # roust know
that the entire northern boundary of our ma
ton, 1rom the lake OF me woods 70 9r the Pacific
the plains Of the western provinces and II the he
thick clustered mountains " Of British Columbia
Mo Montana % idaho anu and Washinston 0Iin Geoonoa1 sio
ly and naturally there is no difference between
the Gounstle sne boundary llne Is an M arbitrary
wise intangible division is established by means
Of surveyors' monuments" that are imbedded
marked % d. aB A. on Zone one side % and J' III. a. e,'o
the other.
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n.,,nf.ctnr;no = osnst .s31x in ths tvo Rrit;sS
Columbian cities, and one nr,n-not the largest
' .,ea q 70 3hne me tna. h taey poance ss nom & o
There i. scarcely devisable manner Of con
eeelnent Of the = ht1le cans IN which the opium
this article over ocr border. It comes in barre3s
oe bear. in wonens b9staes. in trunks, in sach-
Ssds s., h~ n;1ht ; IN sverv conce;vab1o Wv D a.
coItu.don with steamboat and steamship cap
ana ha nfouga IN our
Thc Next Great NovcIist
u7,,ouo is ho, who,, will ,,o oo,,o9 M,
,na.,a 1os ,,ai+oa ,-oars bn+ ~ 5oos -at ~
w." ~ 80, ~, . ~. ~
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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1891-04-09
n, SOUTH DAKOTA, THURSDAY, APRIL, 8, 1891.

a track and have several fast horses
training here for the state fair at Sioux
Falls this fall. We welcome Mr. Bates
and his son and still there is room.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1891-04-09

HURON, S. D., Feb. 1O-The Chicass
and Northwestern reilvay have extended
the time of half-freight rates ON feed,
grain and fuel for needy people in South
Dakota until March TO- The rate was
given last fall, but as many VIII need
additional feed and coal, and also grain
for seed, the company has made the
above extension of time.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1891-04-09

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we nave just received the nnest line Oh
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9 ~
Closest Margin Possible.
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Every man can convince himself of the
benefit of o,,r system. and the truth of our
statement
'"':,,'.. q ., .,, good .,..,, .,...
We are not occupying a small place in
's rank 'f'''sn'"*:
tho 1oddor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-17

How far II has been closed out 10 IL Of course
impossible 20 determine, but as the trading for
several days past has been unusually large In
volume II seems reasonable TO assume that it is
Futures closed steady. Receipts. 600 bales
June. sOlsso5; July, sl0@s.li: August. sDa
SCI; September. S3O@sSl; October, Si0e64i;
November S.sessa0.
liyerpool-Spot cotton steady; middling mp
lands, 42Sd. Sales, 700 bales. Futures closed
quiet; June. 42e June-July, 4.29; July-August.
4S3; August iS' August-sepiember 4S7.
PRODUCE.
Flour closed steady but quiet Fine grades OF
spring and winter. f2.Dds4: supcrhne spring
$S.5aa4.i5; do. winter, s4@425; extra No9 spring,
s4.2oa4.40; do. winter, e4f0a4.6O: extra No
spring 4'oa540; do do. winter, sLo0e5.40; city
mills extras. Sjah25 for West indies Southern
flour closed dull, but steady; trade and family
extras, sims525.
Wheat-Ihero was a brisk speculation this
morning. with scramble on the part Of the
shorts to cover. THIS strengthened the market
all around and prices advance sharply During
the afternoon the market was less active but
closed firm ld NC lower Spot lots closed firm.
sales, No. red winter sl.o9lsi No. ? red winter,
June 81 90; September. sI0i.
CONCEPTIONS were moderately active and
firm. closing y4'@ 1850. lower. spot lots Osed
firm. SPOT sales OF No. mixed, 69lsc SO
mixed July, 639sc.. August, 6i19c.; do. Soptem-
Der. 6ll6c
Oats Options were strong on a Paramount u
tracing, and prices advanced ] 10 Lac. Spot
lots closed firm Sales: No. white, b2c; No. 2
do, A6lsc.; No. mixed. 454c; No DO. 1910
Ser temier. sGisc.
Pork dull; now mess. s12e125l
Lard steady; July, SG.a; August, 5000; Sop
TENDER s6S2
Sugar-Raw quiet at 8llc. for 9G test contrifu-
gal: fair refining. 27{c.; refined fairly active
ami stronger; cut loaf and crushed, 5,sc.; pow
dcred; 4'tc; graduated. 3-ltc.; CUBES, 4'tc.'
mould a 5-ldc.; coufectionors a. 4 l-i6c.
Cofee-Spot lots closed firm; fair Rio cargoos'
lQi6c.
Naval stores: Spirits turpentino has not va
ried for the day, ruling steady but quiet. Quoted
az 8S443sAc Rosin dull and unchanged;
strained, si45 good strained 81 20 Sii;5l,
was very dull, hut during the morning there
was an advance TO 69c. on small buying. In the
afternoon there was recession to oSl4c., hut the
market was without feature. The reports
filed show continued large production at
the w ldwood district, and the aggregate pro-
ducHOn IS largely ia excess OF consUmpQol
The Oh market closed dull but firm. July
opened 6S4c.; highest, 69c.; lowest, CSC; clos
lng 6Sakc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-17
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

Hcu0xD. Va. June l6.-Onerings Of tobaccos
. auction on Change, Tuesday June l6' 1871.
.'a. offerings, ~ packages suh-cuIcu loDac""S.
N.. package sold at $50, one at 81. ono az
g.. ... at So. one.at ~2j.JO, one az Sll.5O. one
1...r id af -ll TWO SOLD AT $3.50, three AT 30
o.. taken in at .l2.N, three sold al SID lhiee
81 sl. ,Uo taken ia az SLID one sQlu al al tio,
r.f.. an Sllet one taken in az 81, three sold NJ
taU 20 5000. one at Sl0.621s, one nj slo.90'
o.. 90 1920 TWO at $40, three al 1910 one at
. One ar S925, one az So one at $50
fl. at s1.1j. two az $762l9 one at SO
Du. at sr5l one az s615.i three al $500,
me at $50. one at 500 one at $40, Tour
A. si ono at $3.50. one at s3.hp, TWO aI ~
ore 90 $3.50 one at $40, one at s2.O!' one one
or. taken iu az s2eJ. one sold at S22J. four at
ono at sI4J. three At 81 on. one M Nl10.
ihfate saIos reported 10 the secIolaIy oI IIe
LlllmUlI tobacco Trade to-day ntauay' June
l. I-Il. Manners hOgsheads; hllers, 70 hogs-
heads. cutters. hogsheads. smokers, hogs
i.t.s. dark leaf. - hOgsheado; ozark luBs' 10
i.'.0taH. Total. "a hogshead7
Ofce Of the tobacco inspector reports Tor To-
cav .|a june DO. 1891. Inspections pi ltHs'
. LIlsleads ani one re- geo. dai h- ""s 0a''
g. l.fccs HouspecuOns' bTlEbt' 20 noEs-
l.-a.s.I tierces. dsrA. .hogsheGds; Western,
itr.r.. jones. Meals Wilson's; Virginia
Allegheny, Nhockoe. N6ughans. CrenshaW s.
chants, and Shelburnes warehouses report 20
.A|. tuesday. june l6. 1891: hecelpts ~ DacA-
% .lferies. % packages r-;..sc4.4o.;,
Nt.. ~ the collector Of the Unltod otsIes M
lt.. revenue reports collections for ne cry
O. p. ond today Tuesday, June 10, 1871, rs
Dove, Iaxpaid cigars and cigarettes, s5lyo.9oi
Attat plug tohaccos, s24l5; total 500. 20.
~ 'o.nJ Allen was IN our market lo-uAy as
u .t- principal buFers. -, - c:il..... -
"tiB.- N O Huntington ana ". J ~ Imam "I
fsrr' .e are 10 Bichmond to-day. Inc former
& ,a,.ng Of tAc Famylle TOBACCO marfot .s saiq;
't markef IS quiet aud very iit4e Ooa 49, a.
mag in / doubt il wo SOL .2ygYW pounds
GORE ..tgeen now and October Mr.. Gillian
ng IN this opinion. ~. H..
r Registered at the Tobacco kxchange io-psiYy'
RICHARDSON. Flnvanna; Henry Wilkerson' Ok
ford. C.:N ". winston Louisa; q. I Gre
gy Aeckienburg; }. A. Gnnteri Louisa; i
teott Ashland. 81 r owens New York; !; VI.
,aun. OiordIG H. Kent, Fluyanna; I. f.
ROBERTS Chase City; John }. Allen Amsu@'
Odd a. Lester, Chesterfield J. q. Gray refers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-17
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
oprRArIONS or THE NEW YORK
STOCK MARKET.

.,,,,atlon of Tobacco at Richmond and other
,,,portant Centres Quotations or the New
,o,L and liverpool Cotton Markets-fro-
,,.ions and GRAIN.
NV YORK, juno i6--Moncy closed at "a per
.- The highest, 3; lowest per cent Tx
,... closed frm ana higher; posted rates,
,...ta. actual rates, isJ>l Tor sixty days and
,... Tor demand. Government bonds closed
...8y. currency Us. lo9; a., coupon ilS94;
eos. 200 bid
rfe apathy which prevailed IN this market
.....r he afternoon hours Oi yesi cfday was re-
..l m London TO-DAY Yesterday .hopflUi
..l,. oi orr market had apparently ucd out al
.Ier ami before the Ne" Norh LAchanse
, u oar stocks wore selma oNor ln i.ond3
r.. closed Yesterday iu y ~ York. The
t.sfc element boa ibis market promptly
l,autaQD of tbs fact ana oi the lew SELF
.. .ricrs executed Ion arulirage account ana
,"t leading stock down "a efa Per cent ~ me
..nc. There was niue iHiMe' "e,
.oa later on. Union racine ana
Granger stocks selling iracuonally
ona very irht business. Chicago Gas
.-,.r furnished a conspicuous exception 10
.neraI movement of prices yesterday Do
,..'. in she face Of % rising market thls MORN
n. advanced .n the face on dfooping
49, BIS, Nnfhire ai all was done M the last
.f .bc 9av except ln Chicago Gas. which
i...|r affor a further rapid advance IN
..r,t realizing sales OF some magnitude.
...vas no interest I'm Che general market. IN
. .f- ma iorifv Of the large traders lcIt carly
I'M me races The closing prices
J.. ..r.,,iiarly anl in most cases only slightly
I.-,l1 Chicago Gas. MISUNDERSTANDING ne
.'r., of fhat speculative stock closed Pa
r...t lsher. Total sales lo!o@5 shaIes'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-17
Baltimore.

BA1TIMoRE Mp. June I6-Flour dull; Yves
tern superfne $375SS4oO; do. extra, 1920
81 65; do. family, $475e t5.25: winter wheat.
$500 spring wheat straight, S5OQ3s5 90
Receipts. 1881 barrels; sales. 1870 barrels
Wheat firm and higher; No red spot sl0tree
SLOlA; September, SlOoa$1O034, Southern
firmeri Fultz. SlI2; Longberry SlO5ssl ~
Corn higher; mixed spot, 6394e; the month,
white. 641ac.; Southern corn, white. hrmer az
nc @78c; yellow nominal, at G7@6Sc: Oats
weak and dull No. white Western, 62S 55c;
q3c Hav steady: good to choice timothy
sl2OOGsi8OO Provisions moderately active;
mess pork, old. SI2OO; new. $500. Bulk meals
sides, $3.50; sugar picked shoulders $780,
sugar cured smoked shoulders, $50: hams
slI250s12OO. Lard-Rehned, SC. sugar nrn.
Copper unchanged. Whisky unchanged. Pea
nuts unchanged.
St0cks.-Nirginia 3s, Gl3s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-17

WOOL. HIDES, ltAlEh. tlAs
l-Tub-washed. free burrs Soc; unwash-
cd do 2l@23c.: Merin0, unWashed, nc, DuIry,
369c. per pound less.
CEMENT LIME, PLASTER, ETC
Cement ROsendale $40 per barrel
Lime. Agricultural. Sa10c. per buShel ROCK
land 81. 10a$l,l5 per barrel according TO guam
tIty: Virginia, S1.0OaSlOj.
Plaster; Lump, $500 per lOh BIOuuui 9@Ui
'%s ofth Carolina Tar. large size, s.; coal tar,
fire Brick: per 1000, s55aSGO.
plastoring Hair 4aJc. per pound.
onocEmEs AND wooDENwARR.
Bacon: Clear-rib sides, G16c; sugar-cured
shoulders, &C.; Virginia hams fancy, l5al3c.;
smithheld hams 2lc s9saf ecu S;d ilaiE{ec
backs 5lec.; short backs, Sc;
Buckets: Painted, two hoops si.25; three
h4PS rooI ms Two strings s1.OOas1. %; three
strings. 81 .25a$2OO; four strings, $20OaS2D.
baskets: Willow sI.l5a$l.30 per nest, split, goa
'09 Cd3+i Si Ro 1sa28c Laguayra 2oa2ic.; Java
C cane Adamantine candles p ounces SIC
pTb So Northern and Western prime cutting,
small. lOAll19c; common, 7alIc.; pineapple,
Fish uerrings-North Carolina Family Roe
half barrels. 1926 new; Potomac, gross S2.75;
North Carolina cut, el12- - ii 49,.
Lard. Prime. $50. for tierces; lard COM
Mound EtEg. Tor tlfIctSs thllns uNuaA elA'-N '~D-
Matches. COS, Soc. per gross; 2OOs Sl.oo gross;
80Os 81; 5OO's. $ja$55Q gross. 49,. ..4,,,
Nolasses: Choice Porto hlco' Sic' neqlum
Porto Rico CSC; No. Cuba, 25c.; No. CUBA
80 fancy New Orleans. 43c.; choice, 1bc,' me
dium 2sc.; backstrap barrels l4c; hogsheads'
l8c.: baking molassas. Aalbc. -
syrup: Vanilla, sugar drip &c; NO. corn
syrup. 8Oc.; No do, 2sc choice sugar syfup'
S4a86c; medium, 3Oa3lc' Ialf' Sc cOniiuoi'
23a26.
salt. Liverpool factory filed, Sl25 ground
alum, 81; domestic, "a pounds Dleached' SACKS
sl sn@sr. Crushed. Sc; powdered, 424c.;
formulated. 4l1c: A, 4Ssc.; of A, 454c.; yellow
Soap: Common, 3a5c.; best washing, i19a51sc.'
toilet. l5a90c. and fancy prices country 4a2c.
Teas: Black,I2Oa5Oc.; imperial, 85a5Oc.; gum
'2IT nbs: Cedar. sl5oas315 nest painted, s2.5
VWasshboards: Wooden, slas1s5; zinc, sl.5Oa
$3.50
Butter: Choice creamery l7c choice , fanny
packed l3al4c.; choice store packed, I5Slic'i
good TO prime, l0c.; poor TO talr, save.
Eggs Fresh, l7alsc.
Live hens, fat and large, 30a35c.i dressed uens'
lO4l2c., chickens, spring, l7a83c.
Lard: l1ec.; country, acnNe o.
Corp Meal; Soc per bushel Tor country ooc
FOR city mills.
Cabbage; Sl.50a$ $500 per barrel
Potatoes: Choice Si.i0asi 20 per busheL
MISCELLANEOUS.
Beeswax: PC. per pound.
Blackjack Bark: Rossed. 5000 per 2,2i0
pounds; black oak and chestnut, rough, $6.OOa
s7.OO per 5000 pounds.
Flaxseed: $l.2Oa$l 80 per bushel.
Hay: No. timothy, ell .O0aSl3.0O; market over
stocked with other grades; No. ? $lO.0al2OO;
mixed clover and timothy, Sl0OOaSlO.oO; clover,
nominal, S9.0Oa&l0.0O.
Shucks: 0Oa65c.
Baled Straw; 45a5Oc.
Haled Oats: Sll.0Oa$1200.
Winter Seed OATS 65a7Oc. per bushel
POWDER AND BLOT.
Fuse: Toys mining, S5S15c: per 100 feet,
powder: $3.50 per keg; blasting, Sl.9O; mining,
shot: Northern, $l62 per bag Of 70 pounds.
| lrindgtones; ll3a2c Der pQand
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-17

TRAIN No. TO- $40 T. NJ.
IL stops at all stations. AT Lester Manor con-
meets with stage for Walkerton; also connects
with BaltimoSe steamer at West Point-
PALTIMORE LIMITED, daily, except sun
ID day, FOR West Point, connecting with York
river steamers for Baltimore. AT Baltimore
steamers connect with Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road for Washington, Philadelphla and New
York FARE: Richmond to Baltimore, s2; to
Washington. g.; to Philadelphia, $3.50; New
- s1fEAMYEiRs LEAVE BALTIMORE 5PM
E0R WEST R0lNT, daily, except Sunday,
II thence BY Richmond and Danyille railroad to
Richmond, aarriying At s:i5 4 NJ; AND 1910 A. NJ
I QCAL, MIXED, daily, except sunday; leaves
II Twenty-third street station for West Point
and intermediate points
Ticket Office az station foot OF Virginia street
a. GDS Il. $50 A. NJ TO 900 T. H. anu 'r0m '0' '0E'''
sol. HAAS, JAS. L. TAYLOR,
JOSEPH ). POTTS. Div. Pass Agent.
RICHMONp, FREDERICKSBURG AND PO-
III TOMAC RAlLROAD.-Schedule commence
ing M ST 1891. Eastern standard time:
kSOiA NJ, leaves Byrd-street station daily;
stops only at Ashland. Boutwell,,
Milford, Fredericksburg, Brooke
and Whitewater. Sleeper Washing
ton and New York. Arrives at
Washington Ct = a. i22l Il NJ; BALI,
?. N; New York $50 p. NJ
II 80 A. NJ, leaves Byrd-street station daily ex-
cept Sunday. Buffet Parlor Car
Richmond to New York. Arrives
az Washington at 4:l0 Z. NJ; Baltl-
more, 5:A p: NJ; Philadelphia, Z :i3
J. NJ; New York, 10 35 2. VI.
200 7. d., leaves Byrd-street station daily
Sleeping car Richmond to New
York Stops only at Ashland. Both
well. Milford, Fredericksburg,
Brooke and Whitewater Stops at
other stations on Sundays. Arrives
at Washington az II :0S 7. NJ; Baltl-
more, 1895 A. NJ; Philadelphia. 8;ij
A. NJ; New York, $50 A. NJ.
$50 A. NJ, arrives at Byrd-street station daily
Sleeper from New York. Stops only
at Whitewater, Brooke, fredericks-
burg Milford. Boutwell, and Ash
land. Stops at other stations on
Sundays; Leaves Washington at
2:ss r. NJ. arrives at Byrd-street station daily
Stops at Fredericksburg, Milford,
Boutwell, and Ashland. Sleeper
from Washington and New York
does not stop at Elba. Leaves Wash
lngtOn at los, 4. ID.
9:3) P. NJ, arrives at Byrd-street station daily
except Sunday. Buffet Parlor Car
New, York to Richmond. Leaves
Washington al 20, VI.
FREDERICKSBURG ACCOMMODATION.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
400 7. NJ, leaves ,Byrd-street -tation; arrives
az Fredericksburg at $40 L. Nj.
$40 A. Nj, arrives at Byrt-street station;
leaves Fredericksburg at 6O5 A. NJ.
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
Gas A. NJ, leaves Eliza; arrives at Ashland at
1888 A. NJ.
6:24 Z. NJ, leaves Elba; arrives at Ashland at
703 L. NJ.
Gas A. NJ, arrives at Elba; leaves Ashland at
sos A. NJ.
6:ls 2. ~. arrives at Elba; leaves Ashland at
$50 7. VI.
c. A. TAYLOR. Traffic Manager.
L. T. d. MYERS. General SUPERINTENDENT.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
Commencing SUNDAY, MAY p. 1891. at A.
H., trains on this road will run as follows:
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
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NKw York, Jnne 16.-Messers Hubbard frlce
D. 60, ln their cotton circular tonight say
he bears are 70 day figuring that at the fHte
Yen points per day decline cotton ID elfng
+'4ues only approximate the iecllngo nlttI
~.mofahzauQn that at present exists, ms
MARKET closed " seven TO eight POINTS decIlhe
% The near positions and TO points lower on
~" crops. Al the opening there was a snght
~ uIoh al advance Of One.tO twO-si1ty- iourths
~ Liverpool, but thai market later shared ID
.av depression prevailing here. and closed weak
q one point decline on yesterday prices. The
alnidhtion Of cotton long for Southern account
D9tinues iAe cause Of weakness and the magni-
woe o. this interest Is general surprise.
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TRAINS N0RTHwARD.
'Daily
STOPPING PLACES.

Il4hOl-D.
Nos a. 90 and 80 make no stops Nos. q and
1s stop on signal at Manchester, Centralla and
Chester. Nos. 81 ami Il STOP on sigma az MaIi-
chester, prewTys, eentrslia and hester. NO. q
gers purchasing tickets to regular stopping
places for this train south OF Petersburg Nos.
So 49, b. 49, o. TO- ~, 43, A and % will stop on sig
la a. d. PULLMAN CAR SERVICE
On Trains Nos IL and % sleeping cars between
New York and Tampa, Fla. Wia Jacksonville.
On Trains Nos IL and n sleeplng-cars between
New York and Charleston. On Trains Nos. q
and n sleeping-cars between New York and
jacksonville. On Trains Nos; 81 and II sleeping
cars between Richmond and LynchDHHrgsD, h Va;
Richmond naafh, 900 NJ Norfolk. liz 4 "
Richmond. '5a5 p n Norfolk. g:20 T. y
SN oTfoik 400 F. IT. Bichmond s - P II
The trains leaving Richr iond at 800 A; NJ. and
Norfolk st4OO I. NJ. are solid trains between
without change Of cars. Close connections are
also made at Petersburg by the $50 7. NJ. train
from Richmond and the S;S5 A. NJ. train from
Trains trains leaving Richmond atIlO:O5 A. NJ. and
1870 Z. NJ, and arriving at Richmond at 74t
A. NJ. and 40 L. NJ. make close connection at
Petersburg 70 and from Farmyllle, Lynchburg
'N@ ''1'-' RM sULLY,
Superintendent
Z. I. ID. MYERS.
General Superintendent.
7. VI. EMERSON, General Passenger Agent
T1ARMYILLE AND POwHATAN RAILROAD
L COMPA General office No. 703 east Main
treat Schedule in effect NAY 81, 1891.
LEAVE RICHMOND;
6:45 p. NJ. via Atlantic Coas, Line for Ber-
o,s A. NJ. via Atlantic Coast Line for Winter
''' pock and intermediate stations.
3.O0 p NJ Via Richmond and Danyille railroad
for Farmvlle and all stations west
OF Mosely Junction.
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND:
s.9o A. NJ, via Atlantic Coas. Limo from Ber-
s.os p. NJ. Via Atlantic Coast Line from Win
0'~' terpock and intermediate stations.
au0 p. n, via Richmond and Danville from
Winterpock, FarmYille and inter-
mediate stations.
e.asA Nj. via Richmond and Danyille Railroad
'''' 49, from Farmyille and intermediate
stations to Mosely Junction.
All trains daily except Sunday.
FOR tickets haqgag0 checks, timetables, re-,
call mon A w CAREER, the Atlantic Coast
Line and Richmond and pAnyille deP99itss;;
General Freight an Passenger Agent
JANIS Il. WEgTH. General Manager. ApSs-u
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ST LOUIS, June 16.-Flour steady; family,
s370as3sO; choice, GAG $40; fancy .$l lihlGi&
Si75 patent SfS5@S5. Wheat firm and slightly
HIGHER; July. gl34c.; August, 9Oc.; September
mLc.: December. 934c asked. Corn higher;
June, 534c; september, 5l}4c. oats higher
with active trading. Pork-Standard mess;
s1Ot2l5 Lard-Prime steam. $3.50. Dressed
meats Shoulders. S60S: longs, $615; clear ribs,
sl.0aG..a. short clear. SG..1a &6ell2.
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RICHMOND, Va, June IL, 1891.
OFFERINGS
Vheat-1oo0 bushels.
Contests bushels
tf,-L0JJ bushels.
SALES
Nlaat-a0 bushels.
torl-.l, bushels
Quotations.
Wheat nom nal. o-,...
Oss.-No. ,. 3sc 70 49c. Rejected, 40c. to acc.
lIc-toc. 90 CSC.
COTTON REPORT
Market Quiet .,,,.-
Qoo1oas-Middline, S }sc.; low middlng'
.1c.i aOod ordinary. &c.