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Arizona silver belt., 1891-09-12

Brewster Cameron, just returned from the East, informed the Star that the grass in New Mexico is even short CT than in Arizona The cattle along the line of the Santa Fe, in many places, are now as poor and weak as they are usually after hard winter. The ranges in New Mexico. as in Ari- yona, are oyerstocked; and it seems in eyitable that the cattlemen in both oi these Territories must suffer disastrous losses during the coming winter. A pild md otherwise favorable winter None can save whole herds from beine fvrpt away
Arizona silver belt., 1891-09-12

The extraordinary amount of care lessness displayed by many people in the use of postal facilities is shown by the fact that in the 6,0O0,0o0 letters that reached the dead letter office last year there was money amounting to S2S, ,642 and checks and notes of the value of S1,471,S ,S71.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-09-12
fropalsrons or ras wr.y LYDIA
Stomach Bitters.
Nc. %. South sseena s,rssa.
SAINT LOUIS. MISSOURI

This great Tonic has been introduced to the D 5ple of the Mississippi Valley for the psst thirteen years with unhounded success and pcf,tlarity.
 There is nothing of the kind exssnt that equals it IS a stimulant, an apetiSer. or anti dyspeptic. It is particularly adapted to msla- rious districts and as 3
Arizona silver belt., 1891-09-12

The Baltimore market is glutted with peaches. The number of boxes re- ceived has been 1,200, GOO, averaging POO peaches to the box.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-09-12
GILA ENcAMrmrNr, Ne. ,.

l. o. o. F. meets on the second and fourth Fridays in each month. Visiting hrethrcn is good standing cordially invited to attend.
 F G. FOX, c ?.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-09-12

and large plot of ground, fronting 1i0 feet on Broad Street, by depth of about 500 feet, under fence The pace has been cultivated for many years and con tains a BEARING ORCHARD of peach es, apricots, plums and apples. will also sell ONE HUNDRED HEAD OF GOOD CATTLE; they haye been used for dairy purposes they are docile, easily handled and conc home regularly for water; four COW ponies. Good range ad Jacent Will seA the place and cattle together or separately. For further par tieulars apply to
 OWEN MokEE1TT.
 Globe, 4. T.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-09-12
Dissolution of Co-partnership.
RE W A R D 1!

I Abf AUTHORIZED TO OFFER A | reward of $1o0 for the apprehension and conviction of the person or persons who burelarised O. r. faylor's safe. on the morn ing of May 18th, and the additional sum of $500 will be paid for the recovery Of the money stolen or Q proportionate reward for any part cnereof.
 J. II. THOMPSON,
 Shsriif of Gila Csanty.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-09-12
I. 0. 0. F.

Regular meeting Of Globe Lodge No. 6, I. Q. Q. F., on Monday night of eoeh week, at MasonieHall.
 ngoodstandinga cordially invited.
 E. J. TRTPPRb, sec'y
Arizona silver belt., 1891-09-12

Judge Wells, September 5th, says the Coconino Sun, sentenced Thomas Woods to serve a term of ffty-one years in the Territorial prison for kill ing E. w. Crockett
Arizona silver belt., 1891-09-12
nEsrrn LoaGE. | .. .. P.

Rescue Lodge, l. 0. Q. F, meets Wednes- day evening of each week at G. A. P. ball. Visiting brothers in good standing are cor. dially invited to attend.
 " T. McNRLLY, \. C. II. H. McNELLY, Secy.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-09-12

The time of the commencement of this Cor, poration shall be the time of filing these art.s cles If incorporation for record in the office of the County Rec,4der in and for the County of Gila and the County of Pima. and its te.mina ion shsl. be tlsy years then next ensuing.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-09-12

cr@ rANrFF svi'.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-09-12

The capital stock of said Cofpas,siion shall be fifty Thousand Dollars, to ss divided inta live hundred shares. of the don animation sf one hOndred dollars each Saia shares shAil be full paid and shall be, ou tie drgsnizath :s of said Corporation, issued in fnll to the ssii owners of the said toll road, Ca tbeir interest sherein shall be- as and for full payment fer said toll ruad aud al and every it's rights, franchises and piiviieges.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-21
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. Va. August % Oferingsof to-
baccOs at auction on Change to-day. Thurs
day. Augusta0, 1891 Total offerings. 80 pack
ages of sun-cured tobaccos
One package sold ut us one at s17, one
at tl6 one taken in at el5, two sold at ga.
one al tl2.75, two at sl2 one at silJ0. one at
I'll, one at &l0 "a. one at l0J0. three at al02j.
one taken IN at SO ono sold at $40. one at
$3.50, one at $3.50. one at fS.25. two at sG.2j,
one A. $40, one at SI60, one ~ -. one az
$3.50. one az -, one at $40 two at $40.
Private esales reported 90 the secretary Of
tho Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day thurs
day, August ~. 1891: Wrappers. 81 hogsheads;
filters, 2 hogsLeads, smokers, II hogsheadsi
scrap hOgsheads dark leaf. ~ hOgsheads.
Total 90 hOgsllead4
Office Of the tobacco inspector reports to-
day. Thursday, August 20. 1891 Inspections,
bright. 81 hogsheeds. / fierce, Nc. dark. ~
hogsn eads, 70 tlerces &c; Western. hogs
hoSsheads; dark, hogsheads, 9 tierces. &c.
Farmers, Wilson's. Virginia, Allegheny.
SeabroOk's Naughans. Meals, DavenpOrts,
Planters Shelburno's Crenshaw's and
ShOckoe tobacco warehouses report to-day,
Thursday, August ~ 1891 Receipts. III
packages; deliveries. ~ packages
Oihceoi the Collector OF the nited states
Internal Revenue reports collections for the
city Of Richmond Va. to-day Thursday,
August 20. 1891. Tax paid on cigars and cigar
cites 81 1872 60 tax paid on plug tobaccos,
$S435sO. Total t4,59s. 70
ar. Henry Cannon of Henderson, n. g., IS
in Richmond today and is making the Office
Of Mr. f. d. Neal. Jr. his headquarters;
The Planters tobacco warehouse Will have
a good. large break Of old tobaccos to-mor-
row Friday, August n 1891. This Will per
haas be the largest break Of the season. The
management have extended cordial invita-
ton to the Farmers Alliance Convention. now
in session in Richmond. to attend the sale,
and it is understood that the invitation was
duly appreciated and accepted by the conyen-
ton. and that the Alliance viii be well repre-
.erted at the Planters warehouse tomorrow.
Registered on Change Thursday, August
20 1891 H. Smith, ". 7. Smith, J. +. Wool
ridge G. A. McGehee. LOu'sa ). i. Caring
ton Fluvanna: T. NJ Rogers florence, S. c.;
Eugene Wuiret, Fluvanua, q. L. Head. Louis
Vile KY, d. y. Waller 4. W. Wigglesworth,
Caroline; 4. Vollinor Oxford, n. c.. }. p.
williamson PETERSBURG
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-21
New York Money and Stock Market.

New YoRK. August 20. Wall-street closing.
Money On call loaned at ~ per cent, lowest
rate and highest per cent. Exchange
closed steady; posted rates. 4e4 04sGt5;
actual rates, 4s3st @484 for siKty-day bills and
1850 Q4s6 for demand. Government bonds
closed dull; currency Is. lO9 As coupon,
1l7 bid: ~ 5. do. 1907.
The weakness reported in London for Amer
ican stocks and selling here for London ac-
count lowered the level of prices at opening ri
market, q reaction from closing OF yesterdar.
The decline in leading stocks ranged from
g. "a per cent Rock Island, Union Pacific
Atchlson. Louisville and Nashville. Burlng-
ton. Northern Pacific preferred, Lake
Shore and the Sugar Trusts were most
conspicuous in dealings The course of
prices during the morning was irregular.
After the first hour however, values adj
,auced. as a rule Sugar Trust was excep-
pouaily strong. advancing 81 per cent. 70 IS
Nv noon. Among the railroad stocks Lake
Shore was the feature, leading the advance.
The noon figures were IN a majority of cases
toll Der cent higher The market was less
active during the afternoon with prices weak
There was considerable selling tOrcahze on the
mornings advance under which the market not
only lost the advance but closed slightly lower
flr some blocks. Final figures were irregu-
larlv changed from those of Yesterday. Sugar
Trust retained most of its early strength and
c.osed at s4% an advance Of ~ per cent. tor
The day. The sales to-day were 26i,2yI
ares
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-21
STORE GRAIN IN THE FORTS.
Dispatch Received Yesterday on Change
From Russia.
FRANCES CROP MORSE THAN REPORTED.
Rfcot Of tho Fluctuations on the Market
Quotations Prom Different Places.
3 ocks, Bonds, and Produce.

Cuic,oo. August 20.-(Special Trading
IN wheat has attracted good deal q interest
all day The market was very active and or
ders quite numerous by small investors.
fluctuations were 50 radical that spectators
we're trading IN more conservative way.
There seems TO be an unusual amount Of dis
c uraging crop conditions abroad and consld-
cradle talk Of Russia storing large quantities
,f grain ia OF near her notifications The OK
traordinary large clearances from New York.
Philadelphia and Baltimore. amounting to
over one aud one-Quartsr million bushels Of
wheat and wheat -four. are reported
Returns from the threshlng regions III
France makes the crop even worse than pre-
vi1uslY reported. All this has caused about
three cents advance from yesterdays close
To offset this. most OF our successful Local
spoculators, both here and IN New York, are
quite oearish. and work on the short side on
nearly al the bulges. There seems D. be
only one thing which wo are positive about
says lamson Brothers a Co. and that Is Ne
must have a very active market
Corn was very active hut under the pres
sure to sell bv large holders the market de-
chnod and closed about ono cent lower than
wee .erday.
There has been some pretty good buying in
oats. and the shorts selling around bic. for
reptom her are becoming anxious about their
contracts. The market was unusually active
and strong. advancing more than &C. and
closing with only about half Of the advance
lost
Parties having been 50 successful in their
Investments IN corn seem 10 be considerably
interested IN oats
There was fair amount of trade in the
hog product to-day. bat principally Of
changeable nature Some parties who had
spreads were changing them back, selling
lard aud ribs and uuving pork.
The following is the nlted Press report
CHoAGo, August 20. Wheat was very
strong and sold q &c. higher than last night
closing with "a net gain Of 2%c. The principal
bullish factors were the advance OF penny IN
liverpool and large clearances from Eastern
and Southern ports. Receipts SSl cars.
Corn opened strong. excited 10y continued
sensational reports OF q corner and sold mp
lc., but declined on liberal salos to realize
and closed &C., lowor. Receipts, 426 cars.
Oats The market had genuine boom and
closed Ia 15sc higher The reported re-
SUMPTION of export buying at New ok was
a strong factor. Receipts. SOi cars.
The provision market WAS fairly active and
firm. Pork advanced 252@T.c. Lard and
ribs closed 2j1c. lower.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-21
sfIscEIIANEous.

Beeswa1: 23c. per pound. 80
Blackjack Bark: ROssed. 5000 per 22iO
pounds; black oak and chestnut rough, S6OOA
$500 per 1900 pounds.
Flsxseed. Si.20asl.30 per bushoL
RoO.s. g. nsenl s2.5 er pound; Seneca, free
OF toys 3)aH,c. per pound.
Rye 7rE1O per hushe-
Feathers: Prime live goose, 4oai2c.; mixed,
2jc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-21
Raliinnore.

BALTIMORE, ND. August 2O.-Flour firm;
receipts. 10, SEQ barrels; shipments l.. 653 bar
rels: sales, 1,7G5 barrels Wheat unsettled
and higher spot. SLll1@1ll5 the month,
sl.II]{el.ll%: September. $l11@ll1'4;
October. S1.l2&@l LIE; December, SLIGO
1fil5 steamer No. red. s1054 05%;
Southern wheat strong; Fultz, Sl.O3e il3;
loneberry. sl.O74l.l3; receipts 1868 bush
els shipments. 3l3. SS5 bushels stock. 40. s37
bushels sales, Loss, 900 bushels. Corn dull;
snot 74c: the month or September 7lc.;
Southern corn steady; white 7l@75c.; yellow.
72Cp75c; receipts, 5,4S3 bushels stock, 69,9.2
bushels Oats active and easier; No.
Western new. 89440c.; No. 2 mixed
Western. new. S6&@Ssc.; receipts. 5000
bushels; shipments, none; stock. H,0G9
bushels Rye unsettled No. 2. sLo2. Re-
oeipts, Is, sO5 bushels; shipments, none stock,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-21
IIrMnER. &c.

Yellow pine: !. "a, ~ inch, No. ], seasoned.
IL feet si4osl6; j. IA, 10 inch. No I. green 10
feet. sl2dl4; !. IA, ~ inch. No .. seasoned. Is
feet, sl2dl4: J. ii, IL inch No 9 green ii feet
siO6l2; l. IA ~ inch, No. g. green, IS feet SSe9;
!. ia ~ inch No. /, heart 10 feet. $500; l. IA
~ inch, No. ?. heart. rs feet. slsa22.
Neutrality-suspicious. Etched: No !. seasoned 10
feet. Sl3al5; No J. green. 10 feet, siiai8; No 2,
seasoned. Is feet. 8ll3l3; No ,. green - feet
slNai2; No. 3, green, 10 feet, Ss99; sawed iAths
Si60Gl65.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-21

1855 bushels. Hay quiet and steady: good TO
choice timothy, Sl4al6. Grain freights quiet
aud unchanged. Cotton-Middling nominal
at SIC. Provisions unchanged Butter I'M
changed. Coffee steady; Rio cargoes fair
i9c: No. 7. lie. Sugar -Grannlated. NC.
Copper unchanged. Whisky unchanged.
Peanuts unchanged.
stocks Virginia 3s. 6s@Gi; Baltimore and
Ohio stock. 9lm92; Northern Central stock
3d. Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern first.
9slf. do first incomes. c0n65; do second IN
comes. 90 consolidated gas bonds, il2]9, do.
stock AN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-21

ST.. LOUIS. No, August 2O.-Flour- Good
business and higher patents, s4.65@4.75 ex-
ira fancy. f4.iO@L5o; fancy, s4.O5a4. 15
choice. >3.C0a3.sO 0, family. g. ioa3.5O. Wheat
higher; August. st0l September. SL0i5t
asked December. sl0i4 bid. Corn higher
August Gic. bid. September, COS Gle. oid
year AZ G asked, January, 43Mc.. nominal
Oats higher; August 3lc. bid September,
3d. G. asked Pork Standard mess. 80 $50
1000. Lard-Prime steam t6.20. Dry sailed
meats-Shoulders. $500 longs, $G.95 clear
ribs ,7.O5. shorts. t725 Bacon Boxed shout
ders. 1928, longs. s7.45, clear ribs, s750@1 So;
ehorfs q. 1920.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-21
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, Va, August 20, 1901.
OFFERINGS
Wheat 090 bushels.
COrn-3,0i2 bushels.
Oats 30 bushels.
Rye -G6 bushels.
Mil oHal Is tons.
SALES.
Wheat 2246 bushels
Corn, 0i0 bushels.
Oats li6 bushels
Rye-G6 bushels.
QUOTATIONS.
Wheat -Longberry. 81 to clio; mixed, CSC.
70 SL0s, shortberry, 9jc. 10 sl.0S No. 2 red.
xl.0j 10 s1.07.
Corn White. primo Virginia. 73c: No. 2
white, 72c TO 73c.; No mixed. zoe. to Tic
Oats 2. SIC. 20 &c. No. 3. 35c. 10 &c.:
rejected, SOC. TO sac; winter for seed, 4Sc.
To 53c.
Rye-9sc. TO Sl03
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-21

Cement Ro-enialo. $40 per bare-
Lime: Agricultural. Nal0c per busneI. NOck-
land. SL1Oas1.15 per barrel, according to guam
tity; Virginia, S1O0as1.OJ.
Plaster: Lump. stO0 per ton; ground, $50;
oacined plaster Sl.G5
North Carolina Tar large SIZE soi coal Iar'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-21
DRUGS, DYEsTUFTs. OIL, ETC.

Alum &C.
Alcohol. S235aS2.fO per gallon.
Concentrated Lye $40 10 $3.50 per case OF
four dozen.
Copperas ic to i1Rc
Coohineal: 50o. per pound
Fvtrsct OF Iogwood: i3ai6.: assorted i0c.
oils. Iinseed o3a66c.; machine, l5a15c.;
sperm. 75c asl; whale, i5c. straits aoa55c.; La
brador-cod oil. 4oaDc; lard. COa6oc sweet 30
nor dozen: best sand. 500 castor, Si.5J per
gallon; Virginia lubricating, ita4Oc.: kerosene
Sai2c. cash per gallon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-21
Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI. O.. August 2O.-Pork- Regular.
s10. 62f@l0.75 family sl1.25. Lard-Kettle-
dried, 7i4m7[c Bacon-Short clear sides.
7s4c Whisky-Sales of 100 barrels Of tinl
ished goods on the basis Of sl.ls per gallon
for high wines
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-21

ifides-Dry flint. lease. per pound;
dry nint, damaged, 5'la6'9c per yonn4' dry
flint. calf, 5a6c per pound dry sailed 5}sa
per pound; dry sailed, calf, SC. per pound; dry
salted. glue hides, 2a3c. per pound, green
sailed 4a5c. per pound; green s4itea dam
steer and heifer hides, sixty pounds ana over
are worth ic per pound more than above quota,
tons for green sailed hides; green sailed cali
per pound; green hides, 3a4c. per pound;
green sailed hides, No. !, twenty 70 thirty
pounds S}6a4c. per pound; green sailed hides,
No g twenty 10 thirty ronnds' 833'sc' yer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-21

Corn Meal: 75c per bushel for country, ga
81 &C. for city mills.
fancy family. 44afG0; supernne. S3a -; ex-
ira. family. sIfOas3T5; patent family, $50
Bran us. nnlk; lIOWus uh 322as-3. ouik;
sh n.tuf, SO lulN
stocked with other grades; No. 2 S125Oalh0O;
mixed clover aud timothy S0.OaSl0.JJ; clover
nominal. S9.00aSl0.0O.
Shucks: 00af5c.
Eaied Straw: q ai0c.
BSlCd Oats. Sl1.O0aSl2O0.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-21

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-21

BANK STOCKS.
Citizens Savings ............... 2eH
City Observation-Disclosures. 80
Union Bank of Richmond. ....... l02 49,.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Virginia Fire and Marine. ............ S7H
MISCELLANEOUS.
American Tobacco Company. o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-21
New York COTTON Marriott.

say. The spot sales in Liverpool to-day were
only 200 bales about multiplying effect Of
an opening advance of about 2-6i which had
been in a measure lost by l o'clock. Eject
on our market was decline at opening OF
soma SIX points, which was recovered
upon attention being drawn to a
statement from the Agricultural Commissioners
of Ge0rgia in which he estimates the crop IN
that state 20 per cent under last year. With
the advance came sharp covering demands
from early sellers under whlch contracts SOLD
unto S3S to sell back, closing steady at s34
To- g. 35 or about points over last evening"
Futures closed steady. Receipts for the day
are 2 900 bales. against 200 lastweek and 600
last wear The spot market IS quiet and firm at
former quotations; middling uplands. l5-1G;
sales. II, bales Transactions. In futures,
$4,000 bales: August. 7.72Q775 September,
7s6qLs7: October 6.c0d8O1; November,
S.l268l3: December. S23@s.23 January,
034m835 February. 5.l5484 as. March, <. 56m
s.57: April, 8.66a8G7, May s.7G@S.77; June,
s.sG0S.s7.
In Iiverpool-spot cotton dull middling
uplands. 7-16 safes. 1000 bales. Futures
dull. August 40 August-Septenbe 4.23
October-NOyember, AS
PRODUCE.
Flour quiet but firm prices unchanged.
Southern -four quiet, trade and family extras,
a 50N 8. %.
Wheat options opened strong and active.
There was heavy buying 10y exporters, and
late in the day there was considerable excite
ment due 20 reports said be official via Paris
that Russia had prohibited shipments Of
wheat containing per cent Of rye. Tins
practically prohibits the export of Russian
wheat. Prices closed p. @24c higher spot
lots closed firm and higher; No. red winter,
spot. t1143t: do. August or September,
S1l895; DO. October SLH]4, do. Novem-
Der sl.151a
Corn-Con options were fairly active to-
day with prices irregular closing only slightly
changed Spot lots closed steady No mixed
SPOT. $50: DO. September. 7l3Bc.; 90. October.
PIE: DO. November, O91c.
Oats-OAt options were strong on small
amount Of trading. The advance was manly
due 10 covering by shorts. Spot lots We're
strong and 2@3c. higher. spot sales OF No 2
white. Dc. No. do, 45@Nc.; No. | mixed,
40: No. do, 36Q $50: No. mixed August
or September, 371lc. do. October, 1919.
Pork Pork quiet: new mess, Sll.5Oql2
Iard-I Lard closed steady September, $3.50;
October. S70j. December, t725
Sugars Raw firm and fairly active; musco-
vado, 50 test &C.; centrifugal. 50 test, lice;
refined strong and cut loaf and crushed
cubes and mould "A" 43c., confectioners
coffee Spot lots closed quiet, fair Rio car
goes. l9c.
The market for pipeline certificates showed
no improvement to-day. The pit looks de
serted IL the face of the uncertainty or whlm-
steal mood Of tho market. Brokers that fire.
Quent the pit can find no biz" September
opened ut G5Ec., highest. GJ16c. lowest,
GIG: closing. 644c.
The market for spirits turpentine IS steady
but quiet, closing at 3534 Cp36c. for regular and
So @. for machine made barrels
Rosin is in moderate demand but steady;
common, sL35; strained, $l571i; good do,
Sl40.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-08

But he was alone in the mysterious apart
ment. Darine had opened the door and
after letting his accomplices pass before
him he had locked himself out.
Dakouss smote the walls with his fists
and made the room resound with his cries
for an hour. Then, exhausted, and almost
dying, attacked by a raging fever, he sat
down and began to weep. All at once he
was possessed by an immoderate desire to
zee for himself what ravages the vitriol had
made Upon his face. He felt tho burns.
His hand touched rongh and crusty places
which caused him intense pain. He then
looked at what he could see of his face
by casting down his eyes. His cheeks
seemed to MIN as black as ink. Having no
mirror, Dakouss could see no more. He
suffered horrible pain. His pangs grew
more violent. The thought of his ugliness
made life insupportable. He began knock
ing desperately on the door of his room,
the secret of which he did not know.
Presently. recognizing the uselsssness of
his attempts, be fell PROSTATE in an arm
chair. Then the candle Darine had lighted
in one of the candlebra gave one last giim-
mer, tlickered and went out.
Dakouss was left in darkness. Fear came
and added still more to the intensity OF his
sufferings.
He uttered one cry of anguish and tainted
quite away.