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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-08-10

PIrTsBURG, Aug. 9.-The Coroner of
this county is of the belief that Martin
Reed, the escaped murderer who killed
Deputy Sheriff Coyle last Saturday night
at Noblestown, did not commit suicide,
but was killed by shot fired from out
side the ice house in which he was hiding.
Fully 100 shots were fired at Reed
through the board partition. The Coro-
ner is investigating No one has, as yet,
claimed Reeds body.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-08-10
He stnl Loved Her.

"Do you love me stilg' asked the sweet youn
wife,
As she stood by her husbands chair,
~ don't" he said, and a shadow dark
Crept over her forehead far.
mo, TN certain do not love you still;
II the reason you wish to know,
1t is that love TO hear your voice
AS around the house you go.
81 love TO hear your ripping laugh,
As sweet as "a songbirds trill,
And love you better than ever / did,
But do not love you still"
IN, Y. Press.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-08-10
No Pardon for Fales.

TRENTON, n. j., Aug, 1O,--The Court
of Pardons met yesterday but took no 40.
tion in the case of Alden Fales, the boy
murderer Of Newark. This was due TO
the action Of Fales's counsel In removing
the case to the United States Court.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-08-10
Contraet Lnhor Law YioIntlon.

BosToN, Aug 10-John Fl. Wilson. of
the firm Of Wilson Brothers, jewellers,
fremont Row, is under arrest, charged
with violating the contract labor law.
II is alleged that the defendant imported
from Canada, Ferdinand La Belle and j.
P, Meunier, watchmakers, who work
for the defendants firm for small pay
and long hours. Wilson is held in s., 600
for trial
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-08-10

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN ehectuellv, dispels colds, head
aches and feyers and cures ha itual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to Che taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
Z CALIFORNIA FTG syrup co.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE. Ky NEW YORK. nv
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-08-10
GRAIN MARKET.

wheat-No. 2. red winuer, s416; July, SO
Aug. s416 Sept S515.
Coru-No. :, mixed, 63be July, o6l1 Aug
0ats No. 2. mixed, sol6; June, SO; July,
3516. Aug, 3gA.
PRODUCE MARKET.
BUTTER
Creamery. State Penn. exJras % c.a2316c
Creamery, western, trsts ....,.,.. .2l c.a22 o
Creamery, western, SECONDS, s,......l9 c.a2O o
StaIe dairy, n. I. tubs, extras......lS c.al9 0
CHEESE
State factory. fun cream. fancy. 9lc.a 9c1 e
State factory, fun cream, nne. .... S4c.a 9
EoGs-
Staue and Penn. new laid. choice. 1SlSc.a l9o
Southern, new laid, fair 10 goou.. c.al4 20
Western. new lald. prime. 11hcal TA60
Duck eggs, Maryland, per dozen. ..1S Co
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-08-10
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Aug Money an call easy
81 1l6a2 per cent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-08-10

BoNDs-oLos1Na PR1ols.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-02

@apitaliitens @eieQidoTteu mebr uao me6r
abnimmt unb Die GroBen 2anocomplere IN
flsiuere 6arlnen pertbetlt iperoen. 90 tit
I'M Staate Stem yorf :. 9. Die 3abl Der
Sarn1en BON 1861 600 I'M S. 1860 aut
216,O00 i'm S. 1870 unb 241, 600 i'm S;
1880 qeltjeaen. Sn SaiaOlS bon $4,000
auf 255, 900, in Soma bon 61,000 anf
1876, 600. 2le6nlide GerDaltniiie peift Der
SIoen auf. SIN georaia 8. g., oas i'm
Geniusiabre 1860 nur $4,000 2anobelibuns
gen aufadblte, tDar Die l3abl oerlelben INT
s. 1880 auf $4,000 9eiticge1, uno Der
neue Genius miro cine a0nlite 3unabn1e
seigen, 10 baB @roBfarnten, pie Die 9als
rpmple'i@e in Dafotd, balo 5u ben AuSz
naDmen 9eb0ren peroen.
Die 3unabntc in Der 3a6L fletner Sara
men uno Die ltettge Gerrtn9errng. Der Serz
iduloung ibres @igentbums iino fi6erere
MnSei6en fir Die uirtbl6aftll6e Sage Der
SSorlner ais bic Mngaben lber ben Yrocents
iab Der 8G9ter unb @i8entblmer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-02

li6en Summer3ubt in Netpfounb[dltb Dor>
9eldrittten. 0le !6auptbrutanitaIt beftnz
bet ii0 oaf Der Sniel 9reIoo. SIN Somz
lner 1889 tpuroen 100000 iunge 6umz
1nern ousgebrittet unb in Der SrinitD 8ap
aus9eiebt. Die @ier muroen bon ben be-
1ladjbarten 8erianOtbGuiern g~eliefert. @uf
0runo %lorgf6lttger 8eoba6tuneen ftellte
Der Supertltenoent Der 8%rutanitalt, 6err
Aoolpb ydelien, feit, baB Der GUNNER S1pet
Sal65etten bot. Die Glteren S6iere lai6en
bon Wtttte Suit bis Wiitte Quguit unD Die
tletl1eren pd6reno Der leBten Sage i'm Scz
tober ltio gtooember. 8on Der 8e0eu>
tun8, pelhe Der 6ummerfan9 III glep>
t0ullolono bat, geben foIgenoe 3ableu Elm
Gtlo: Nuet1 In Blacentia 8aD itno 1900
Wtanner unO Srauen Danltt belbGttigt.
SerSang belduft lid auf 5WltQioreuYio. i'm
Nertbe bon $180,000 Ser Grport bat ii6
bon 25,814 8funD i'm Sabre 1914 auf 81
360,672 Yfnno i'm Sabre 1888 geboben.
Ser Wertb Der Nu5fubr betrug i'm Sabre
1880 1924 1913 9esenii6er $472,524 i'm
Sabre 1889.
SIN Sabre 1888 iiberftieg Der grfoIg Der
tlnltlt1en 3udt in getpfounblanb ale
Grtpartun9en. IS paren 1872 i6tpimmenoe
SrutfGlten int 8etriebe. nel6e it6 anf pter<
aebn beriAteoene Stationen nertbeilten.
SIM @an5en purben 406, 005, 300 iunge
Summern tn 9utem 3uitanbe ausgeiebt lno
Die GommiiiGre erflGren, baB es bur6 bic
bon tbnen a~ngetpanOte Metbo6e ~geIungen
let, Die N6nabme bet 6ummerr in erfolsz
ret61ter Wetie gu ner9in0crn.
Sim au9enfGutgiten lit Der 9tiidgan9 bes
0unlmerfd1geS tn Gdt1o1. Ser Wertb Der
Nusfubr betrug 1885 $2,613, 731, 1886
1898, 1874, unb 1883 81, 1888 troBbem
Der WtGrftprets bebentenb geittegen mar.
6offentIt6 tpirb a1h Bier bur6 @infIbz
rung Der tinftlt6en 3u6t Der i9neQen 9lbz
tabn1e erfolgret6 getpebrt tueroen tOnnen.
Ofa6 benz Scientific Qmerican.N
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-05-02
9amSp G@ter attto 9anSet8etts
tDiitttcr.
C,Milmaufee 9srolb".)


Som Genius : Bureau Iie8t cine auf Inz
iuben bes 2lQianS : Senators Beffer Qn0es
fertigte itatiltii1e Nrbeit llber Tariner als
@t9entbimer mi BG1ter Dor. Die Nbs
it6t mar, felt5u1teuen, in tpte tpett ltb pie
Notwithstanding Der Sarn1er in,
Saufe Der leBten Genlusperlooe geQI1oert
habeu. I'm ein Ourhi6ntttss @rgebntB SIT
erbalten, tuuroe ein GLterer be1teOelter Staat,
Sbio, uno Elm iinserer, &anlas, ge!lon1z
men, aus erfterem bic liioDeltltde @Ge, eInz
iGlieBli6 Cincinnati, Jus &anla5 5ebn
Counties aus Der Wlitte 0eS States.
Qus ben @rbebun2en ergtebt lt6, baB in
Sbio Der YrocentiaB Der BGAter I'M Sabre
1890 37.10 betruQ, i'm Sabre 1880 24.96,
oaB clio cine 2unabme bon 1914 Brocent
itattoefunoeu bate. SSn &anlaS mar Der
Nrocsntjab bon 1913 i'm Sabre 1880 ouf
1925 i'm Sabre 1890 9eittegen.
0arau5 f0nnte man nun auf ben er1ten
8lif lhlieBen. ooB Die Sage Der Sormer
ith almdlia Deri6le6tere, l%an9lan1er in
benz Glteren Staate, i6neuer in benz neuen;
uno in oieiem Siune Deuten Die Bartetges
noIier Des 6errn geifer Die Nngaben aus.
0o1 mDsen iir Die Grl9einung anoere
@rilnoe porlie9et, Delde ETH 10 i6neaes
urtbeil utbt re1tfertigeH.
SIN &anIas 3. 8. lit bic 3unabme Der
Qahtun9en cine natlrlihe SolQe Der 5abls
reiden Tabnenlu1t bon Turnern, Die
burd) bic lpieberbolte Durre ttef III S0uIz
ben gerietben, ibre Tart1en lamMt Der 9ps
potbef i'm Stihe ltcBen, tporauf Die 0arz
lebnsgelelidaFten Des Oltens, UNI tbr her>
Qeltebenes Capital ni6t gang gu perlteren,
itG ee3ipungen iabell, Die nerlallenen Nefer
Dur1 8G@ter be1teIlen Su la11en. Die Ser
Ihuloung Der Tarmer aber mar iDieoerum
Die S5ol9e elmer untenntniB Der flirnatilden
Ger6Gltnil1e. 9tab @infibrung fiinitIider
BendilerunQ miro Der Tarmer in iener
@jeqeub niht 10 leidt WstBernten ousaeleBt
iein. Sn Ohio lit Die 3nnahme Der Ba6z
tu1aen lDobl in anoeren urladen 81 lu6en,
als in Der 8erihle cbterun9 Der 2age; ben1t
Die S0uloitatilttf aus Dem alS Our6e
idnitts : Beilptel berange5ogeren @eblete
loutet ourdaus ni6t %ungluittg. Bon ben
1891 Gamilien, tpel0e in btelen 8ebn
Counties BON S6io Sarnten etsne1, ftno
1872 8rocent b0uig l6ul6enfrei unb nur
21.28 8rocent baben 6ppOtbefen gegen ii6
iteben. Su &aniaS lle9el1 ole Wetbdltntl1e
nidt 10 g%initi9. Sort 1tno nur 1902
Brocent idulbentret, uber ote SerlnllOu1g
Der iibrtgen 64.3 Brocsnt TT pe%rbaltniB7
mG6ig ni6t bod, ite betragt 31.9o Brocent
pou1 Wertbe bes Gigentbuns, 10 oaB Die
or0Bere SGlfte oeS Wertbes bod INNER
nod auf Der 6aben : SeIte bes Sarmers
itebt.
Neben bteien belonberen Nn9aben iprez
den ober ou6 anoere, augemetnere .gegen
bic Qnuo1n1e, baB utter ben Sanotpirtben
oas Nb6dneiqteitss 8erDdltniB I'M Bunch
men lei. Gs 1T ernielens 3batldtbs, baB
Der Observation-Disclosures @roBbetrtsb ourN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-12
Baltimore.

BALTIMORE. MD. Feb 11.-Flour steady and
51,75s barrels; sales 1880 barrels Wheat
frmer; No. , red, spot. si.OOaLOOls: February,
slO0S100i4; March, s100h@L00'4; MAY. $1,000
aIOO3t: receipts. 2f6l2 bushels; shipments,
2520O bushels; stock. 1900 bushels; sa es,
$4,000 bushels; Southern wheat steady; Fultz,
mixed SPOT 4s34@4sssc: February, 4stia 4ec /;
March. 4s5sa4s34c.; April. 4Si4c. asked; May,
1850. asked; steamer, mixed, 461e@iisac;; re-
ceipts. 277.2l3 ushels; shipments. 3j3f69 bush
els stock 63G i15 bushels; sales. 1000 bushels;
Southern corn frmer; white 4s.e5l,er; yell
low. 49e4qc. Oats steady; No. ? white, Western,
Ssl6ld SOC: No. mixed, Western. 31s3i1bc.
receipts 1000 bushels: stock, s7559s bushels,
Hay easier; good 30 choice timothy, Sl3 500
Is Grain freights quiet; steamer 20 Liverpool,
uer bushel, 8lkd. asked Cork for orders, per
quarter. s. Cotton nominal; mlddhDg'
re Provisions steady and frmer. unchanged.
Coffee strong. and a large supply is coming IN;
there is an increased demand Rio cargoes' falr'
l116c. No. z. l5al5'4c. sugar steady and I'M
changed Copper steady refined lOj4c.
Whisky firm az 1924.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-12

RICHMOND, Va. Feb. n.-No offering OF to-
haccos at auction on Change to-day, Thursday,
February ~, 1872
Private sales reported to the secretary Of the
Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day, Thursday.
February ]. 1872: Wrappers, 10 hogsheads; fill
lers. ?; cutters 3. smokers 81; scrap bright, q;
loaf dark, a.. Total. "a
Office Of the tobacco Inspector reports to- day:
ms ections, bright, 10 hogsheads, tierce;
dark. Il hogshesds. tierces. Relnspections,
none.
Ohico Of the collector Of the United States
internal revenue reports collections for the city
of Richmond TO-DAY as follows -tO-wit. Tax
paid on cigars and cigarettes sl45SsO; tax paid
on mug tObaccos. s2,6iSS Total, q. Os.7s
Shockoe tobacco warehouse sold $1,000
pounds dark loose tobaccos to-day; highest
price. -. -. IL,
baccos Today: highest price. si2i5.
small sale Of bright tobaccos az Shelburne 5
to-day Highest price, go.
A good sale of brights al Davenports to-day.
Highest price S3h ,, ,
The ground hogs and the buyers have both
seen their shadows and gone in their holes.
Trices bnlly at Planters tobacco warehouse To-
Beeistcred at the Richmond Tobacco Ex-
change today: Richard J.. Eppes, CheSterneid;
j. L. Ballard AlJemarle; y. >. Jones' Dah'lilo'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-12

QUOTATIONS.


NJ" l0as. Feb li.-Messrs Hubbard. Price X
81, go. I'D rcular says: II has developed that
D' tae decline OF The past few DAYS has
h. .1 ID Inc realization on the part Of some
n.eratOrs who were largely interested
D.. i.' n market upon their holdings The
49, -s. ned for their action was the general
l.u that the Anti-OptiOn bill now be-
D .f--s would become q law. Should
a.. DE case BE- viii almost be impossible 20
4 .. fraca, large surplus supply OF cotton,
t. tan through the medium of fu-
i-c.s would not be- practicable and the
f.- W lis weight would fall almost
ht upon the trade. Had Il not
t.... iie system OF trading IN con
delivery. we think 10 may he
l. Ay affirmed that cotton would
.-N oar below cents per pound. as
tir...e fals 10 orc the war when the pres
Nl W contracts was unknown TO-days
Com .atch indicates that there Is
ne l.. heni there against the passage OF
flfl re- gram and cotton markets have
tn.. ttleetfQ 10 by an advance 10
tni hing else which ms TO-DAY
fe9.0, POP foyomfni Of about - point, II
.-'fo tfi 10 20 o. clock is due. Price
!. ~ ICY. hhced only about l-G4 in response
VEL, az 10 ~ intnt report Spot sales, how
',0 D@les, and private cables advise
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-12
IIVE rOrLTnY prn nrIn

LIVE POULTRY PR HEAD.
Live hens. lat @atc.; hens and roosters. 2ss
CSC; chickens, grown, 2ja30c
oAMy
venison. per pound lisi5c.: Rabbits. salsltc.
Ducks live, apiece <oaOc. Geese, 45a55c.
FRUITS AID yFeErABIrs
Potatoes: Irish i0aGOc ner busbel
Potatoes, Northern, sl.55a201. per barrel.
Potatoes. virginia, ~ bai1a
Sweet Potatoes, 40aNc- per busheI
Cabbage. sugar barrel - lal75.
Onions. S2J5a3.n per barrel
Onion sets. t20OaJ per Dushel
Peanuts 3ttefttc per pound.
Oranges, fle. bright. box sl75a2Oo
Apples. Fancy Eating s2.5Oa9.oo per barrel
Apples. Cooking, p. $4,000 per barrel
Celery: base per bunch
Lemons: Fla. s}.O0al6o per box.
COUNTRY BAcos.
Hams. small. Va, l2ai5c-; per pound. Hams.
large Va lOai2c
sides, qai0c.; per pound
shoulders. SAGE; per pound.
Country Lard, hab'Sc., per pound.
DRIED FRUIL
Apples. Red and Brown sliced. 4a5c.. per
pound; Fancy iajl5c.; Quarters, Phase.
Peaches, fancy. peeled 1asc. medium sasc.;
DARK, 4a416c. unpeeled, 2a25sc
Blsckberrles. &c.
Uuckleherrles, 1a1b2c.
kaspLerries l2al3c.
Butter active Eggs active. Apples are in
demand. Oranges have advanced. All other
produce remains the same.
scELLANEoUs
Buckwheat -four. 2l6a3I5c per pound.
White Beans, Fancy sl-s5a2..0 per busheL
Colored Beans, 81 5Jal5d.
allow 4ai1ac.; per pound.
Gensng Root $e.s5asQO per pound. Senecs
Root. 33c Golden Seal Root, 200.
BiacK-Eye 'Pers siioai.5o per bushel
anana4 shOice Il -af11
Fish: Herrings-North Carolina Family Pos,
hall barrels, 1925 new; Potomac, gross. S2.75'
Lard re Prime. sj,c. for terces; lard CON-
pound. 55kc. for tlerces; cans. usual difference
Lard: Country. 619c.
Matches COS, SOC. per grss; zoos si.J0 gross;
zoos s.: zoos. s5aS5.5O grOs.
Syrup: vanilla. sugar drip,32c.; No ] corn
syrup, Dc; No. do, 2'c.; choice sugar syrup
%'5oc.; medium. 30aSic.; ialr' 2oc.; common.
Rice; Carolina. 6a7c.. best
salt: Liverpool factory filed. s125; ground
alum, sl domestic pa pounds. bleached. sacks
aeon. Clear-rio sides. Glkc: sugar-cured
shoulders. &C.; Virginia hams, fancy, l5aitc.;
Smithheld hams, u c.. sugar-cured, a. Co.
according 10 size; bulk-sides So; bellies, Etac.;
backs. 519c. short backs, &C.
Coffee; Rio lsa23c.; Laguayra, @a2lc.; Java
Candles, Adamantine candles, p ounces $40
per set III.
Cheese. Northern and western prime cuetlhg
small. l0aIl12c'; common, lallci plneapp4e
PC.
sFEDS.
Red Clover, $500 to sou per busheL
Sapling Sr.-5 70 - per busheL
Timothy, $50 10 tl.6 per busheL
Herd Grass. g. 30 4lc per bushel
Orchard Grass 81 10 sl.40 per busheL
Oats-Nlrgnla Winter o. 10 fjc. per bushe;
VIM q spring 3 g. lack 81 ring, - 10 soc.
Rye. 05c. 10 elOj per busheL
Seed POiatoes-Iury nose, s. 70 225 per
bu hei.
G. rman Nillet 81 20 10 lao per bushel
CEHT.ES J LIME. LAsTER Erc
Cement ROsendale. Sif0 per barrel.
Lime Agricultural. ealOc per bushel; Rock
land, lI0asl15 per barrel according 70 guam
fifty; Virginia, SlO0aSl05.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-12

ST. LOUIS. No, Feb. 1l.-Flour dull;
patent. sf.85ai45: fancy to extra s3.7Os415;
choice. 81 OS84O; family, s3l5e32O Wheat
higher; February. s9c. bid; March, s916c bid;
May. glSc asked; July. s69sc. bid. Corn firm;
MAY. 8sssc Oats higher; May. 3i3sc. Pork
Standard mess. $3.50. Lard-Prime steam
500 Dry Sailed Meats-Clear ribs, GSsc.;
shorts. 6t4c Bacon Boxed shoulders, 55sc.;
long. 65O8655c.; clear ribs. 6.0Oc.; shorts, 6.7O9
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-12
Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL. Feb. 1l.-Spot cotton fairly &C
tive and steady; IN ddling uplands. ~ sales.
10000 bales. Futures steady; March sou
March April, 4s-64; April May. 5 1864; May
June, 3 56-04
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-12

UNION Stock YARDS. Ill. Feb -Cattle-Re
ceipts 10000; weak and shade lower; common
S2g86O; COWS and bulls. slaOa375. Hogs
Receipts. $4,000: weak; SC. lower; heavy, si.l5
as: mixed and medium, S3759495; light s4.6j
4400. heep-Receipts. 5000: steady; poor TO
extra s4aa65: lambs 100000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-12
MilninQtnn.

WILMINGTON, n c., Feb. u.-Spirits turpen-
tine firm at SIC. bid. Rosin firm: strained 81 %;
good strained, SlO5. Tar steady At sI.20 Crude
turpentiuo steady; hard, g.; yellow dip, $780,
virgin. $780,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-12
Grnln and Cotton Exchange.

RICHMOND. VA, February II, 1892.
OFFERIHGS
Wheat 200 bushels
'.in-l r21 bushels
Dla-. 5ii bushels.
sALES.
l-rl-l,2l0 bushels.
QU0TATION5
Nleat-Lougberry. 81 10 SLOT: mixed CSC. to
9 slorlaerry. sjc 10 slO3. No. red. StO3.
I'D White. Virginia. 50c 10 53c.; NO.
'-.' r., 80. mixed. SOC. 10 SOC.
,.tA-No. q, 16ifc 10 3s1Sc.; No. 3, CSC. 10 S6c.;
iced oats. bJc. 10 &c.
....tn fO ale
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-12
Norfolk. Va.


NORFOLK. Va. Feb. n.-Peanut market dull
prime 234c. strictly prime &c.; fancy CSC
spanish, St4@3iec.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-12
RroHMoyD GENERAL MARKETS.
PRODUCE.

PRODUCE
Batter: Fancy creamery, 23a50c.; usiy
packed 22a93c.: Merchants packed, loa~Ve''
fair, iNaISc.: common lDai25Ac.
Eggs; In crates 2)aSic.; In barrels ~Oc'
DREs I'D POULTRY.
Turkeys, per pound l5sl7c.. Ducks lS1salSc''
Chickens. ISal5c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-12

Spring wheat dull No. il store. sQHc Sales
by sample T. o. D.: No. 3, slSS4c.: No. 4, 0s.s
%. b.: No red. s4as5c.. No 8 red 16ss2c.
Corn higher Sales by samps. f. o. b.: No 2,
yellow. &c. Mob. 89i4 ai0c.. No. B. yellow. 3913
404c No white, 3lis i0Hc.: No. g. 3'@8s1sc'
Oats firm. No. 2in store. 2J4c Salos by sam
pie. f. o. b.; No. .. 31l9@Nc.; No. white, 321ss
33i4c.. no. %. white - t3218c
Lard Sales. 1000 tierccs al S645ls.
Short Ribs Sldes-Sales, 10000 pounds on prl-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-12

49, -~-~-~-~4~~~~-~~>r-r-r ~~----r---o~~-----~-~
C. F. sAUER. J. EDEL 'of Edel Brothers.
President. Vice President,
CHARLES l.. SAUKR, Secretary and Treasurer.
OFFICE or THE C. F. SAVER CoMPASY,l
1926 AND 1928 MAIN STREET.
RICHMOND. VA. January %. 1872.
rNVT DIRECTORS OFTHIS COMPANY HAVE
/ DECLARED a DIVIDEND OF PER CENT.
for the last five months earnings OF the com
PAW, payable at the companys office.
CHARLES i. SAUEk, Treasurer.
Az the meeting Of the Board Of Directors it
was decided to issue limited AMOUNT OF stock
PAYABLE as follows: 10 per cent cash ana per
cent every thirty days. or the whole at the time
of subscriptions either common or preferred
stock. The preferred stock pays per cent. III
terest per annum Interest and principal guar
an eed.
The following well-known businessmen are
the incorporators Of this company: c. L. sauer,
w. r. Hancock. tobacco manufacturer; Charles
sauer. J. Edel, of Edel Brothers; Butler &
Bosher. tobacco manufacturers HARRISON u
Crump. wholesale con ectioners; w. NJ. Parrish,
wholesale grocer: W. l. Fleming, of Richmond
Tobacco Company; J. j. Rankin, grocer; A.
Ravens, confectioner; J. Wright Il Co., tobacco
manufacturers; W. A. Kleyesahl. Richmond
Bottling- Works; Charles Spott, of Spott spott;
w. W. Brauer, cattle broker; J. Hughes, Of
Hughes, Efinger & Co. Lynchburg, Va; II. f..
Miller d Son, Baltimore Md; A. Hoen Co.,
lithographers; S. II. Pulliam Il Co., insurance.;
II. Z. Thomas, tobacconist; J. II. Montague
LAWYER. ia 26-l4t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-12

CHICAGO Feb. 1.-THE wheat market was very
nervous and Huctuated widely. but at the close
showed no change The uncerisinfy OF the
contemplated anti-Option legislation was the
disturbing factor Receipts q cars.
Corn and oats very dull and unchanged. he
GENTS Of corn lgg cars: of oats il6 cars
Stsgnation was the feature OF trading IN pro,
visions Pork May closed 2}s cents lower and
ribs unchanged
Lard closed higher
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-12
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

SAVANNAH Ga, Feb M.-Rosin quiet at
Turpentlne firm at She.
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Richmond. Va. February Il, 49,
SALES

1870 Virginia per cont. at 125s.
a. shares First Natl0nal Bank at 1929.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-12

Live hens. fat 2ba3ac.; hens and roosters, ..
CSC; chickens, grown. 2jas0c.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-09-14

A remarkable enterprise has been
started by George Il. Melvin, Of West
Annapolis, one which viii revolution
ize the old ideas IN Agriculture. A
large tract handsomely located upon
Severn River above Annapolis has
been subdivided into Market Garden
Farms: All these front on wide streets
so laid off as to bring them inlo direct
communication with the new draw
bridge leading TO Annapolis. The
best engineering has been awaited OF
and no expense spared to secure aeon
rate and skillful work in m making these
subdivisions and in grading and lay
ing of the streets. A short period
only will demonstrate the possibility
of this plan and develope this impor-
tant enterprise. All desiring small
farms laid off upon an available and
well devised plan and accessible to tbs
best of markets should communicate
with George Il. Melvin at As Duke CT
Gloucester ST., Annapolis, Md.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-09-14
Moon rises IL 46
LOCAL JOTTINGS.
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.


Items of Interest," Local and Otherwise
Tomorrow is the first day of the
oyster season
The Eastern Shore fair opened yes.
terlay AZ Easton. The rain prevented
many persona from attending.
Comptroller Smith and Land Com
missioner Laird addressed a political
meeting In Chestertown yesterday.
-Arundel.on the Bay, below Bay Ridge
closed Yesterday. All Of the residents
have left the resort for their homes.
A number of men have been busy
TO day removing the books and desks
from the Court House to the Maryland
Hotel.
Colonel Haywood, of the marine
corps, is expected daily at the Naval
Academy for an annual inspection OF the
marines at this station.
Governor Brown will probably re-
turn TO Annapolis the last part of the
week when he will appoint the success
or of Judge Stewart.
John Jones was arrested in Wash
ngton on warrant under a requisition
from Governor Brown, charged with
larceny in Howard county.
The U. s. S. Philadelphia, which has
been anchored off Annapolis for the past
two days, left to-day for Baltimore, where
she viii take part in the Naval Veterans
reunion
An allday pic mic was held on In
dian Landing yesterday by the Arundel
Branch of the w. G. 4. U. Addresses
were made by Mrs Haslup, the state or
ganizer, Rev. Mr.. Taylor and Rev. t. NJ.
West.
William Dorsey has been placed in
jail charged with criminal libel of Geo.
A, T. Jubb, of the Third district, said IL
bel being q report circulated by Dorsey
that Jubb had criminally assaulted his
daughter.
Five Baltimore patentees were award.
ed patents in yesterdays weekly issue at
the patent office Washington, the city of
Baltimore receiving five patents and all
the residue of the United States 372 pa
tents
Nomination papers, which must be
filed sixty days before the election, have
been received at the executive chamber,
giving the democratic congressional
nominations from the third and fourth
districts