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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-12-17
SALMAGUNDl.
No Advertisements Allowed Under

Deputy Surveyor-General Stewart
loft for Reno last night.
Senator r. l.. Gibson, of Arkansas,
died Thursday afternoon.
Hon. Francis G. Newlands is in
Washington talking silver.
Regular meeting Elko Lodge No.
IL I. O. o. F. at their Hall tonight.
Edmunds james, OF Carson, wants
to be Superintendent of the Carson
Mint.
John Mckee returned from Mardis
last night. He says he killed Is deer
ON the trip.
Colorado's Legislature proposes to
make silver coins full legal tender in
the Centennial State.
Valentine Walthers, who went Eas+.
with lot Of horses over month ago,
returned last night.
DR.. Charles Schenk has been elected
President of the Swiss Confederation
and A. Frey, Vice-President.
The Prohibition vote was SO, 900 less
this year than four years ago. The
Kelley cure must be getting in it's
work.
A woman who was being condoled
with on the death Of her husband, re-
marked tearfully: ut is worth some
thing to know where he is nights"
Senator Stewart will give grand
bouquet TO the members Of The Legis-
lature during the coming session, on
I which occasion the silver banner will
be presented.-[ Appeal,
Miss Ella Knowles, the defeated
candidate for Acknowledgement of
Montana, has received hundreds of
letters since the election from men
who want to marry her.
The broker pities the farmer
Because his trousers bag;
But the farmer drinks hard cider
And secures better iagi
New York Recorder.
1t is claimed that Mulder, the Car
son GwiDdler, is an old hand at the
business, having been tried twice in
San Francisco for obtaining money
under false pretenses and escaping on
tschnicalities.
Armed guards have been placed on
every Missouri, Kansas and Texrs
passenger train, passing through the
Indian Territory, the officials having
been warned that a band of robbers
were lying in wait.
The official vote OF the State OF
New York, rs announced by the Board
Of Canvassers' show that tho Cleve-
land electors had Il plurality OF 48,449
over the Harrison electors, at the
November election.
A bill making it unlawful for any
common carrier to insert in any bill
OF ladinS clause to relieve il from
liability for loss in the transportation
OF merchandise committed to it's care
passed the House Thursday.
Mrs. II. Sproule has been ap-
pointed postmistress OF Elko to fill
the vacancy caused by the resignation
OF E. L. Bilkey. The ways Of the Re-
publican politicians, when an Office is
in signt, are like those OF the heather
Chinese-rather crooked.
Secretary Tracy, Of tho Navy Do
partment is horse sharp. He pro-
diets that the trotting animal will
exceed the runner, and that the mile
will be trotted next Summer ia two
minutes 1t 10 oil dino, no says, to
proper breeding and training.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-12-17

DR.. Moore, the dentist, has returned
and will remain in Elko until after
Christmas.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-16

t-Apfua u-erMv ut-upD gptBRn
fy--vr,iy MA.
strong nlknlin8 rolution is tho rcmcly
usually found effective. Often the scales
adhere 40 cl1.oly 10 thoir fn,toumgs that
tl,ry can only be dislulggl by tho use Of
a sim brush.
ln thg mealy bug wa bayo nn oval In.
sort. with "A number of lr.s and llio body
covered with a white, iu,llv, cottouy
substance. Il Is especially fond Of
stpphnnutis. g,rdcnins and similar
plnnts; muifiplios very npiIly. ltisn
p,st hard 10 yet rid of after having once
taken possession Of n hsliol greenhouse.
I,isniso very Troublesome In grlp,rias.
AS IL mot only infe.t. shoats. foliage aud
woodwork. hut also works among ia,
leriir of tho punches. Ihc foliage OF
plant, ought to he examined often and
thoroughly ,lougcd with soap water or
a solution oil fir tree oil. funipatiou
with tobacco Stems. II rcpoatpl ON
several successive DAYS or nights, or
evnporating tobacco tea. arc also usually
effective in Kidding plants of not only
mcaly hug, but thrips. BE sura 10 clear
every plant, also paint or whi,ownsh tho
whole .truotur, nnl IRA, Ia eel ia az ,bs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-16
WARD SCHOOL BUILDINGS.


Applications for the use OF the ward
school houses for political purposes
have been 50 frequent OF late that the
B.Srd Of Education has Issued the fol.
lowing notice ON the subject;
Before permission will bo granted for
the use u the public school building, In
this city for any purpose, application In
writing must bs made by responsible
resident taxpayer Of the ward ia which
u Is proposed to hold said meeting, stat
ing Tho object thereof, and must bA flied
with the clerk of the board a. Toast two
days prior 70 tho holding OF said meeting
\ feu of - for Oaoh assemblage must 10
paid 10 tho clork at the limo the npplica.
ton N died, 10 pay expense Of cleaning,
lighting and heating tho room.
Tho applicant will be- held personally
responsible Tor any damage done To the
school property. The uso ~ tobacco and
liquor Will not no allowed. The itnitOr
will have charge OF tho building during
tho timo u Is used, and see that l. safely
closed. The committee ros0ryo tho right
to refuse m application, II, In thoir iudg-
mont, Il In an Improper one,
RUDOLPH ALFr,
II, q RNYnluLp,
JouN y. PIKE,
ARrHun pHNrr,
Committee on Sitos aud Buildings OF
tho Board OF Education.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-16
NEWS FROM The FAR NORTH.
A Peculiar Specimen Of Yermlald
Patriotism.
THE CnRIsTIANIA MONEY MARKET,
Influenza Ia Copenhagtn.--A Story OF
Parrot.
THE CnRIsTIASn MONEY MARKET


Three hundred and sixty people
emisra,od TO America Dec. ~ by way
Of Hothenburg.
The police force u Stockholm viii
wear fur caps during the winter
months.
A twenty-hyo.yel-old dog " owned
10y olof Ersson, of NH.et, Jemtiand.
Al the end Of the year 1891 $780,
wv wersdnposited In the postal saving
banks OF the country.
Farmers Of many localities In the
southern part OF the country were
ploWing as late ~ Dec. 10.
a number Of telephone apparatus
hss been manufactured and sent to
china by the arm Ericsson a 90. Of
Stockholm.
farmer In Hammerdal, Jemtlnnd,
me happy owner OF u ,monsttous
car with two heads, two tails and
eight legs.
White fish are now being caught In
great numbers. in Lake Vetteru, and
deposited IN the many small lakes OF
Hmoland aud NesteTgOtlnnd.
A great number Of what looked like
mosquitoes, fell down recently with q
ram shower In the Parish Of TorsAs.
II nll the government railroads are
counted ns Onn there arc now lust
one hundred RAILROADS. ia the cluntry,
iior mere arc In alfninty-nine lines run
ny private companies.
The following bold head lines
appeared IN tho ORgotoA the other
uay: A Republican form Of govern.
ment Instead OF monarchial one; a
Tree church Instead Of n state church;
-'nis Ii The hnal aim of our paper.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-16
Personal.

William u. Foy Of New York Is at the
knutsiord.
u. q. Howard, representative Of tho
business Office u the Ogden Standard, Is
At the Cullen.
William Mclsvor travelling auditor Of
the Union Pacific, Is In the city.
A. u. Richards, Of tho Park City bank,
IN u. the remploton.
b, II, Caldwell, a shocpman, from 81.
johns, Iooolo county, is in tho city on
business.
J. ~. Smith clork Of Arnpahoo county,
Colorado, i az the knutsford.
Bobhlco Gaylor and wife, and several
OF The "Sport McAllistor Company, arc at
the knutslord.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-16

As general rule ferns have no odor,
but there arc Tow which have some
fragrance Mr. Alexander McElwce.
Jr., ono ct our most ohstryaut aud
promising young gardeners, notes that
the West Indian Adianium trdpoziforme
omits n very disngrecahle odor, as no dc
scribes, something between that OF to.
mato plant and nm African marigold.
Tho ,odor is so strong az TO be- pcrccpti.
bic In tho evening sometimes fifteen feet
away. Another fern from Bumco,
namely, Dayallia Moorcma, he says also
has u worry puugout smell, It Is not
thrown OH however, except by contact.
Tho pungent sensation Is felt particular.
~ In tho eyes, As IN the case OF the
other fern, tho pungency increases To-
ward evening Moohm's Monthly, au-
thority for Che above, very truly TO
marks that observations Of this charac.
'ar ara avoaa.linVlv valnahla
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-16
lnseor pesrs Or eoTTlo pLNNrs.
Three Common rud Dcattucti,r Enemies
no rInMt MtnMIll nu.-L-n.I.

Three Common rud pcatucti,r Enemies
tn rinut Utpwih Described.
In the accompanying illu. nation are
shown common and de.irlc.ivo green.
hons, rots. both greatly enlarged aud
i'm iiic Size. Thtw is no ifco or plant
known to ho oy1upt from the attack of
the np,i9 OF plant lousc While often
giving much trouble to Tho fruit grower
and vegetable gardener. tnc3e lice aru
miil more dangerous and obnoxious 10
the grower Of plants undgr glun, ~
he offers them shelter, most cOngynlal
temperature and the food they like.
The old preventive remedy fvr these
pest. Is fuinigation with tobacco stems
regularly uuco or even twiru week.
An improved and perhaps safer method
u that of cooperating strong tobacco
tea ia little un boxes Or troughs fastened
upon tho heating pipes. If a sufficient
number Of lady bugs are put ~ inc
greenhouse aud tharu col0nizcd plant
lice will give no further trouble. An
outdoor remedy advised In Popular Gar
doning Is kerosene emulsion sprayed
iorCiuiy upou The tho affected plants.
SummeIgng plants on branches In water
Of about 100 dogs, Fahrenheit, will also
rid thun Of plant lice, lut tho kerosene
remedy Is safer.
Tho brown scale shown in Illustration
il the most common form Of this, round
ish or homisphc1gal Ia shapc, and GOV.
crud with brown acalcllsc skin The
Young Hculu, a. soon as Matched. attaches
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-16

A prominent and Influential news.
paper said the other day. "rhe niln-
ister Oi public wor-hip ought either 10
learn the demands Of tue times better
aud act accordingly, or resign, or tho
Riksdng ought 10 change the laws m
that churches can have ministers OF
their own CHOICE"
a Wholesale merchant ramed Sven.
sou, uf lIclsingh1rf, has taken out a
patent on dung protector" inVcuted
by hinself. Ii consists NJ an elastic
band which II placed AROUND the tore.
head and the chin for the purpose Of
keeping the mouth closed during
sleep. Snoring Is also prevented by
the same means.
AZ mission house in Vefmland,
says The North, a public meeting was
called for the purpose Of srousiug pub.
lie sentiment to the realization Of the
necessity Of strengthening the deienses
Of the countrv. But the result was
wholly unoA Ieoted. When two
officers OF the army had spot.
en-, Rev. Blorlin, the PASTOR Of
the.place, also spoke In favor Of strong
er deteusc., upon which u number Ut
laymen hould no longer keep quiet but
expressed their establishment NJ their
pastor who always used to preach
peace, hut now preached Qualifications,
war, wholesale mufder,. Being asked
VI they would not support and defend
their isthefland they cOolly answered
that under the present circumstances
they did not see any reason why any
one should ask the Sweiish people 10
defend their country.
The crisis seems to he over. The
King has been rrlidly gaining during
tho last three dnys, anu DR.. Bfuzclius,
the Kings favored physioian,gives the
best Of hope.
NORWAY.
Dc. Otto Luui, prominent physi'
elan u Copenhagen IA dead.
The city Of Moldc will celebrate H.
4OOth Anniversary June 29lh OF tho
present year.
Three fishermen OF Slrovaag were
drowned of Egersund the other Jay.
Their diamond wedding was cole.
bfatei by AudVrs Nicl-eu, q ship
broker OF krsger0, and his wife.
TIN, nrop,,ncpt whp,.a.ls merchant.
Oluf Sundn. of Christ,anin. died At the
age of 81 yonrs,
AZ The internotionhl s@alihg rae,
heid AZ liamnr low Gays ago Haialu
Hagen, the Norwegian CHAMPION, Gea'
the N0tId'H record making thIce mIle'
Ia eight minutes A1.'o sNoOhus' anu
one mile IN Two minutes nine secohus'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-16
whltethorn No stock Tor Trait Tree.

Whltcihnrn No stock Tor Trait Trees.
Budding ounce on whitethom Is VI
no practical use, says Josiah Hopes in
Weekly Tribune. Ia many places Ia tbs
east the thorn Is very subject TO disease
aud very Objectionable for stock. OF
course we may worl; any species Of plant
on another closely rcluted. but 4, j. an
open question II it 70 benefited by tho
chnngo from ils own roots. Expori.
ments hero in Pennsylvania with pears,
ounces and apples grated on thorus
have all proved tlilurc5-as wee .platod
they would, 30 We're not disappointed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-16

A wholesale dealer In flowers. whose
opin-in was asked ~ TO tho best chrysan.
thcmums for commercial purposes, gayo
this list to the Florists exchange: White
Mrs. NJ. j. Thomas. Mimic Wang.
makor, w. II. Lincoln. Ivory, Jossica.
Frank Thomson, Robert Bottomlcy, Mon
Ami, Hughes. Pink Mary Wheeler,
Irving Clark Mrs. d. b. L. Earson,
Conch, Mrs, Grace Hill, james S. Green,
Waban. YolloN-Mrs. Libbic Allan,
Harry L. Wideucr, Robert Lincoln,
Rohallion. The flme authority called
attention also to Wnban, Il pink with
broad petals iucuvod, which lao quail
fed as perfect beauty, ahead OF an no
had seen, aud Puritan, whi,o with pur-
plo inilcx, very luo bloom Tor CONNER.
cial purposes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-16
MRS. GRAHAM'S
Cucumber
and
Elder Flower
Cream

Il not cosmetic In tho sense ~ Mhirh thh
term h. pOpulatiy uatd hut rerhantuty Ht1n
itdes 4 rrrlirs = soft smooth, clear, yeivrV
sin. and i,y daily usc gradually mnaees Tue
annie xion ae,rrai shades wliilu u ls con.
,.nf ,,rtrrfIon frnu the cHccts OF auu and
,ind snd prevents sun1ntn and ifer.'cs, ana ~,
backhcads Will never eninN Mh.t YOU w. ~,
n riearss. The face far better Than soap anu
" Ter. nout shes ara builds 49, ihe ssin y sues
AND linus prevents M form tion % Nrlhhlgs'
II eIfcg thg frrshunfa, rleirucsE nuu fmu9ih-
meas OF slin that sou had when = little Frl.
Tvrry lAiv, youus ur old, ousat 70 use 10 ~ u
.typs a more youthful appeafahre 70 any lazy
spd tbsf uermatrufiy' n CONTAINS no acid
powder Or ailnli and 10 ~ haiinle.s dew and
as niurIAhtng IN thn Hkin d. dew "a 20 me
gow,r prioa SInn ~ all druRg sis and
haif.dresfpri' or d Me GrtNsisr tflu1m'a CO.
ahiiahmcnt, TO- Post Street. san francisco,
,,b,te .bg tfeata ladiea fur Az hlcmiahrs u ihc
fage ofnfutr. fAdies Ut distance treated ~
letter Send stamp Tor her liule book, no"
10 DO HenutfulN
sample Bottle m''ied irce to any
lady on receipt n 90 cents m stamps % pay tor
postage and packing. Lady Agena wanted
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-16

the ND FOR nUNDS.
SAT- LAKE CRY, January II, 1877.
IN the Honorable BOARD OF Education,
Salt Lake city, umhi
Gentlemen In the matter Of tho pro
,.,sei issrr n si00,NOO tweniy-vcar . per
mi g,li bonds OF your district. dated
July /. iEi, interest payable seini-annu-
aiiv. both principal aud interest PAYABLE
nj s6me bank In tho city NJ New York,wo
make YOU the following propositions
We will utknand sell said bonds at
mar prnyidod YOU pay usa commission for
'rr,icos iu selling aid bonds at par, 81
~ por cent. and all interest accumulated
Ia no date OF payment NJ the same, In.
Guiding the interest coupons due January
/, lsY4
fnr paymont In the city 81 Boston, Mass,
In insmllmopp ~ follows slOO,O0j 90
February ~, l~V2, 800 900 un March 10,
islL. 10000 on April ~. lsi3; We agree.
iug In case tho bonds are not sold hy rs
by tho dates named Tor installnunt do.
lvefies to advance the payments on
those dates less tho commission named,
such advances IN be retained hv us from
the proceeds Of sales when the bonds arc
S-rhe bonds nro To bc legally aud
i,sdhrly issued, and ull papers ovidenc-
lag tho legality thereof. satisfactory to
our attorneys, 10 he furnished us prior tn
anv delivery 81 buudH.
This olior Il further conditioned up.
on M amendment " the pfcs1nt law by
tho Utah legislature, which VIII author
iro tho issuance or tho bonds with scmi-
annual Interest, aud authorizing the
board to pay commission for eilcciing
their sale
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-16

Vs4tEUERY GIVEN. ia Nr the ANSuAL
i meeting al tfr stockholders ~ the Coop
Infnituro Company viii be held NJ their OnUo,
Nua. u nnd d South MAN Street, un TUESDAY,
February ~. y. At ~ clock p.tn., for Che r1f
pose Of elUriIue nine nitrttori f1r the ensuing
year also, Tor fuHh other business us may rumu
before thr meeting ~. N. PETITE
secretary.
SAT- Lake CITY. January IN. -!
utdHf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-16
4 uND.
A rontMONSAiE. CALL AT hhWs
~ once hnd recover 10. nI


Y or ron ~ uENCr. ~ CHOICE 10.
l ! chlity g. Vr deco ipiuu. lowest rtee ihi
terms Adlfcss \ Mead. ii1N ii'', tiiy. dim
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-16

nNE cr a. g. ROLLER AID l. ~. =. ~.
zine. Boo good condition. Apply ~ I. ~,
wIurtr. or ". ~. Uowr. re Z. Il. " I. 1t
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-16
SCHOOL BOARD MEETING.
4 Boston Firm Buys 100000 Of Salt
Lake School Bonds.
rrLL TEXT or the PROPOSITION.
The Bonds 10 be Delivered in Three
ln,,allmenl. ofslOO.ooO Each.

A special school hosrd meeting was
h.iiln., night for the purpose NJ con-
,ldeting Il proposition TO purchase
,rbool bonds. President Scott was alb
.ent and the chair was occupies by
v,ce.President Nelson. The members
present were Messrs. Baldwin, Duke,
Newman, Pratt, Young, Pike and
Downey.
rrSANcr coMSnrTrE's REPORT
TN, finance committee submitted
the following:
To the Board q Educa'ion'
Gentlemen Your finance committee
having had under consideration the nc.
,9,,rsnyIna hid for Sel,o'b OF our school
49, rsncctnlly recommend IT, nc.
enhance. conditioned on tho legislation
referred Ia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-16

rl,O SILL TuE PATEST LAMP CltiMNtN
cleaner; sells at tiEht 40 humbuf,
every housckCpUr buy. sample 49, stamps
tatcn, at CiiR AWENTHEN Co.
kruosha VIZ.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-16
hoTIcE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
~ whom n NAV tuUccrn, that n special
meeting Of thc Sturkholir Of Iua'a bttIuga
Hans aud Tut Company. vii be- held nj The
CumpAuys hawking house, Sus, I. and EAst
Temple street, san i.hlu Guy, ItAh, 10 a.
o'clock noon, Monday, February 'th ls9l, fof
the purIose IT changing Arurlc Ut tho
Auiclcs NJ Incorporation 10y Increasing Tire
before She meeting.
salt Lake city Utah. January l3,h. is9!.
WlLFORD WOODRUFF.
prysi1ent
GloRaE 81 CAsSos, Cashier. alta
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-16

A ttNE MASON 4 itNMGiS ORGAN. Al.
~ most ueW. Cost si5i.QO. viii scli t0r
N2tu. Apply at ulsen's Bakery. ~ y. l.rt
South street dlW
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-06

WANTED AGENTS TO SELL THE
W "CHAUTAUQUA IOARD' Apply le-
tween 4 AMI 3 T.. NJ az lloyd avenue l,24
my CT.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-06
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
CLOSING QUOTATIONS or MONET.
Offerings and sales ut the Richmond Tobacco
Exchange-Internai Revenue Collec-
tion.-foreign Adviees.

NEW YopK. May Money closed at 2
per cent. after loaning easy at IA per cent.
Exchange closed steady. posted rates. 1870
go. actual rates. 4s6h@4s6,l for sixty day
bills aud s-sosSs4 for demand. Govern
mont bonds closed steady; currency 6s. lO9
bid. IS. coupons. ll4A bid; extended 2s'
registered 100 bid,
Reading. ST. Paul. Atchison. Omaha pre-
ferred. Northwestern. Lake Shore and tho
sugar Trust were the only stocks that showed
any life during the mornings session OF the
stock Exchange to-day. The course OF prices
was irregular aud the changes were frequent.
bat for the most part insignificant. Sugar
Trust was the weak spot. declining from 20
g. gllL The coal shares were also notably
weak but the declines m them were limited
70 fractions The market displayed no feature.
AZ noon prices we're but slightly changed
from those OF yesterday The sales
for tie morning were 10000 SHARES.
There was little more doing IL tho
last half of tho day but prloeS
continued irregular The feature OF the NJ
terno0n was the collapse Of the price OF ous"i
Trust. which was quito actively soid on "a re-
port that Congress would iaVoiaD'y Hc' IA
lie propo.iti0n 20 place refined sugar on the
(rec'Gsf Tho General list closed irregular
tbe decline mn the Sugar Trust for the day was
~ for tie common aud for Tie preferred.
Manhattan Elevated closed ~ per cent.
lower Tennessee coal and iron common %
rer cent These with few others were the
principal changes az the day. The safes
amounted 10 LlI.Lii shares
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-06
ODenin0. HlqhesL Closing.
NnltIfnorc.

BA1TIMOBR. May Flour firm: unchanged:
receipts. 10, 1877 barrels. shipments 70 s44 bar
res. sales 1000 barrels. Wheat strong No. 2
red spot. go54ng7c; May. go C. bid;
June. 80 093 c.. July 92c. asked. steamer
No red. Ssc. bid; receipts, 34,4l5 bushels:
stock. SOB. 40 bushels sales. 52O
bushels Southern wheat frmer. Fultz
9lm &C.; Longberry, g5agsc. Corn strong
mixed spot 50a5 &C.; May, 49e4 m4s'ec,
June. 4sc bid: July. as C. bid. steamer, mix
ed. 47st IA 48c receipts, 1873. 52l bushels stock,
Gj2 s0f. sales q A. 900. Southern corn strong
white 49a494c. yellow, SOC. Oats steady;
No 2white Western, 3sN &C.; No. mixed
Western 3iiso35c. receipts 5000 bushels;
stock. lO0727 bushels. Rye-More inquiry;
no. q spa Sc. receipts. / .515 bushels stock.
81. 309 bushels Hay firm; good 70 choice
timothy. S150 S1G. Grain freGhts firm.
unchanged Cotton quiet. middling. z 5-lfc.
Provisions steady. Butter firm. riggs steady
at lf5c. Coffee dull Sugar steady. Cop
per steady and active. Whisky firm. Peanuts
unchanged
stocks-Virgnia threes, 72E@79. Bal
timOre and Ohio stock. 97N 80; Northern
Central stock, 60 bid: Baltimore and OHIO
Southwestern frsts. 105 bid; do. first in
comes $3.50 bid. DO. second incomes, 2SI
asked do. third incomes. sl1aS4; Consoh-
dated Gas stocks, 5Jl3 asked
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-06

WANTED A COMPETENT WOMAN TO
W % make alterations ID ready made gar
Ineuts. Also, 20 assist IN CLOAK department.