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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-01
TOBACCO EXCHANGE

RlCHMOND, VA, Jan. III, 1870
No offerings OF tobaccos at auction on
Change To-Day or for the month ending
Private sale reported to the secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day:
Wrappers. IL nogsheads; filters, -; cut
tiers, Is. leaf dark. IL, Jugs dark, 3.
Total, Il hogsheads.
Private sales reported to the secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade FOR the
month ending to-day: Wrappers. 80 hogs
beads 5ran eT bfsh SS 6 Scrap dance -
leaf CdarEO. 39s; burleys, 1856; Tugs dark
xia. western, 20 Total, 1850 hogsheads.
'The tobacco inspector reports to-day:
Inspectlons-Dark,. 10 hog ssheads Re
Myers. Seabrook 8. Meals, Davenport .,
Farmers, Shockoe, Allegheny and Shell
burae's warehouses report to-day: Re-
ceipts, packages; deliveries, % pack
ages -,
The same tobacco warehouses, with
Vaughan's. Old Dominion, Jones, Cren-
shaw's. Planters and Virginia added, re-
port for the month ending to-day: Re
ceipts. $50 packages; deliveries no"
Excess Of deliveries over receipts for
the month ending to-day, 1924 packages.
United states internal revenue coffee
lions for the city OF Richmond, Va, To-
day: Cigars and cigarettes, S6l3s; plug
tobaccos, S3OiS.1O. Total, 50. 49, ~.
United States internal revenue collec-
lions for the city OF HNchmOnd, VA IoI
the month ending to-day: Cigars and
cigarettes. So. S}iH9: plug tobaccos, so.
OG5n Total $l1oSt5.70
4 good sale at the Southern to-
day and another good break for to-mor-
row.
A big sale and good one, and prices
wei NJ. at the "StOncwalI' warehouse
to-day. Mcssrs. J. 4. Whitaker and W.
r. Mann. OF BattleborO y. G.. sold one
hogshead each OF their best grades az
follows: Mr. J. \. Whitaker sold ~
pounds for the sum Of $33l22 and Mr..
w. r. Mann sold VA pounds for the sum
Of $233 - All well pleased with their
sales Another break for tomorrow.
very good sale az Shelburnes ware
house to-day; highest price. $50. An
other break for tomorrow.
Sales Of dark loose tobaccOs on the
Richmond breaks to-day: Crenshaw 3
warehouse sold 1iGh pounds: highest
price 1915. ShOckoe warehouse sod
0GSO pounds; highest price. $50
CrenshaW's warehouse sold for the
month. 400, 49, pounds: highest price.
SEQ ShOckoe warehouse sold for the
month. 2lG,7Go pounds; highest price,
g9iO
('renshaw's warehouse sold for the sea-
son. .0Si ~ pounds; highest price SEQ.
ShockOe warehouse sold for the season.
eos, S5l pounds; highest price, Sli. Total
sales dark loose for the season, | IB,2
pounds: highest price, $l2.D.
No visitors registered at the Tobacco
Exchange to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-01
THE FOREIGN BANKERS
Ipr WILLING To TAKE THE ADD.
TrOyAL BONDS ISSUED.
They Want to Send Gold to This Country
In rxehanGe-A Big Amount for the
Rothschilds-Enect of the Issue.

NEW YORK. Jan. 3l.-Asslstant Secre-
tarv Curtis was at the sub-treasury this
morning. and had lengthy conference
with the representatives of large foreign
houses. George F. Crane. Of Barring
uapoun 4: Co, was the first to arrive.
Among the other foreign bankers pres
m, vere 7. Wormser, Of Wormser Il
CO.: r. Thaiman, of LadeEburg. Thai
man G. Co.; a representative OF August
,o,r,opt A. Co., and Mr.. Speyer. of Spey-
-. e. 20 II was considered significant
-. al tho visitors were connected with
foreign houses.
raaao y seligman, of /. and w. Selig-
non and Eugene Meyer, of Lazard
I,rsres were also in consultation with
Nossrs curtis and Jordan. 1t is under
s,ood that the result of the conference IS
as follows ,--,,, ,,o.
tour nor cent. bonds will be issued. 1he
s,,ndicato Of foreign houses Will take
whatever bonds the public do not sub
chic for on basis OF 3 IL per cent.
rbo FOREIGN, bankers were willing 10 take
the bonds at once. but the Government
wished 70 give the public an opportunity
% securing whatever herds are desired
boro Cold will be brought from abroad
90 nav for the bonds taken by the foreign
syndicate.
FOR THE ToTHscHILDs.
Mr. Belmont. It Is understood oHered
70 take 100000 tours for the hoths-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-01
DES1RUC7IyE OOIIUN INSECT.
Came From Mexico, and is Playing Havo
with tcNns Crops.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3l.-The Depart
ment Of Agriculture is CT gagged IN the
investigation Of the cotton boil woevil, a
destructive species Of which has recently
been Introduced into Southeastern Texas
from Mexico. The insect is practically
new TO cntOmologlsts, although it has
been found that thirty years ago 1t caus-
ed the abandonment of cotton culture
around MonCloyo. Mexico. Texas cotton
planters Observed it's work IN their
fields for the 6rst time last sumner
and specimens were sent to the Depart
ment OF Agriculture for Investigation.
An expert was sent into the hcld, un@cr
the direction OF the entomoocist. Dr. l..
. Howard, and rem aimed through the
fan and early winter months, carefully
studying the habits of the insect. a
district Of about 6.0Jg square miles IS no"
infested. The insect bOrcs into the cot
ton boil and ruins the fibre and the
seed. I'm some instances, during the past
summer. IL has caused 4 loss Of from rs
per coat. 20 ~ per cent. of the crop. II
spreads rather slowly by flight, but lis apt
to be carried into new regions IN cotton
brought from the infested fields 90 the
somewhat widely separated cotton gins.
The Department OF Agriculture has
warned the stale Of Texas, through q
letter written 20 the Governor, OF tho
probable extension of the damage 10 the
cotton crop I'm Texas IN the near lIture,
and the possibility OF the spread oi the
insect to nrishborng cotton-SroWnB
States. immediate legislation is urged,
LEGISLATION which VIII Isolate the affected
region. and also The Mexican border.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-01
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
rgy CLOSING TI0NS or
MONEY.
co.riuss and sales ut the Richmond To-
baceo Tschange-intsrnsl Revenue
COLLECTIONS Foreign Advieea

NEW YORK. Jan. 3l.-The stock mar
r,as Governed entirety to-day ny
minors that the conference between ~"
Assistant secretary OF the IIeds"l 49, a..
she local foreign bankers. Inc oo'i',,.
ence lasted nearly all day, ana AZ i1s lei
,lusion ID WAS understood on thc ~, N,r
that the cali for the public suDsSi Lii
cor SlplWDO0D I per cent. pVl'"' t.,k-
he issued shortly, and thal TOT 80, siIp.
crs viii take all Of the bones NJ IT, re-.
,...ribcd for bv home investors the
ports had "A weakening tHeSa ,cs were
Sterling exchange. and actHai = a,..'r,,nent
reduced about l-32Ql-I'' ,, hoard. In
bonds were also lower az we oooid from
addition. the Withdrawals o. 1,ban for
fbc sub treasury were sHaHIt n more
some DAYS past Taken aHvect",,ih a. relief
confident feeling preNailcu, Going on be-
that Ire negotiations no" hOiIo banAers
.." .,. ~ ,,,e trcasury officials ana ua"NNeao
viii tend TO relieve ue I',,, vas In
SION Tho greatest imptoN m. cont 10
Manhattan, when in he board that
10 fset Of n be short interest ma 9o ~
Co,,crcd no to-day boulSNiIe go srcigoeT.
vile moved uP - 70 "e,.. 81 This Stock
haNl"ti Of 81 Paul, which advanced
4 10 ~ Chicago Gas mover uP ~ ~ - 80
ON a revival Of the rumor thSt ~ go,
oA, tr,ublcs had been adjusted Ihd lha'
Sit.tn 81 The old directors WiH !eute
tn-,i. Lead WAS also In demand anu
advanced - 10 "2li. missouri @g t,'
thc f,rargtTS. w pSttln mon LAM ~
mon pariAc. Northern PaCillc pfcIerred'
Tig -Four ana the Coalcrs all scored gains
+anrlug from - TO =. In regard TO the
Foalor4 10 was stated that the SUD
committee Of sales agents recently "P-
pointed o. compile statistics for the presl-
dents win complete their work next wee" ,.,t:
and tho presidents viii be ready 20 take
an nc tonnage basis plan. General tlec-
iric. after an early rise to ~. lcn 10
oyg2ni. Speculation closed frm, WIN
uriccs anywhere from d, 10 ~ per cent;
higher Rav state Gas declined - ana
General Electric tx per cont In INC
inactive shares Hooking Valley rose I;
10 IL and Pullman 81, to liG. Ihe bond
market was irregular. The sales today
~ nstcl stocks aggregated l4l OD shares;
unlisted 1000 shares. .,l.o
Money en- cpll has been easier NJ E|a5
ror cent. last loan at per cent dhH
closing offered at per cent; prime Inoi-
camille paper. 314 t'r cent. Rar silver
O. Mexican dollars. 1871 Sterling cH-
change Is easier with actual business
DAVIS and 4Sli ,04SHis for demand; posted
rato4 1901 4G0. commercial bills. 4Nt''W
as Government bonds lower STATE
hands Iull Railroad nonds irregular
silver an the board was co bid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-01
CHICAGO


CHICAGO, ILL. Jan. 3l.-Wheat closed
lower TO-DAY than yesterday, but the
tone throughout the session was decided
ly urn, with a less Respondent feeling
aCtuating. The adVices from Washing
ton TO the effect that the President was
likely to accept the responsibility Of pro-
tecting the nations Cre0it, even th0usn
the Senate would put obstacles In the way
OF legislation, was received with appIoVdi
on all sides and conveyed some en-
cOuragcmcnt To the speculative interests
ON the board. The tact that the POSI-
non or wheat, with reference 10 SUPP!
and de mand, remains unaltered. fender-
ed the bulls timid however about as
SIming an aggressive attitude al me pres
ent time. lhe easy spots in the day Is
trade were not prominent, ana were Iol-
lowed In each instance except az inc
immediate close, by either partial or
fun recovery May wheat opened from
Gilkc. 10 E}4Sc., declined TO '2kc" Closing
at 52tkaI3c. sc. under yesterday. Cdah
wheat underwent no chanSe. ,..
Corn-COTn shorts covered so IFeelE
Yesterday that they ieft the market with
practically no support to-day. IL was
que to the dul!ncss OF the Market mat
prices held as Well as they dld. me
business was not such as TO call Tor par
ticuiar mention. Some scattered liquida-
ton took place and buying orders were
filled without especial effort by brokers.
Scalpcrs were probably ne prlncipal
traders May corn opened from dc. 10
437.c.. sold between a. and f3Nc.. clos
INK at the latter, 5sc under yesterday.
Cash corn was steady
oats were again In thc unlnteresting
classification The unusual activity of
tho past week was absent, prices from
lack of orders. holding quite STEADY untl
vcrv near the end Of the session. when
they rcccded with those Of corn. May
oats closed he. under yesterday. The
cash market was higher.
Provisions-It was light professional
business to-day I'm product They open
al with the advance Of 5c for hogs IN
mind. but the selling was tribe larger
than the demand could readily with
stand SO moderate declines took place
i'm All articles The close was Nc. lower
than Yesterday for May pork, shade
lower for May lard and 50I12c. lower
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-01
Fire on the Daiuserileld Stock Farm.

CULPEPER, VA, Jan. 81. --Special.-At
the large and beautiful Daingeriield
racing, stock and breeding farm this at
terroon about 2 o'clock ;he four-room
house occupied by MIR. Algeron danger
field. the manager as his office was
quickly consumed by fire, together win
its valuable contents cCrsistins OF his
books, papers and clothing. besides
large quantity OF horse goods, three
rheumatic tire sulkies and two ROAD
carts. The house was partially insured,
but there was no insurance on the con-
tents. The loss is estimated at about
$3.50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-01
100 rnnk rnonrcE MARKET.


NEW YORK. Ian. 3I.-FIour quiet ana
weak: winter wheat. low grades, si."'H
- 30. do. fair to fancy, N-d'H :. - Pdttil ~, t.
- G1d3a1: Minnesota clear. - 49, GU,
}oteuf SCI 2-0IOO: low extras. $l.!Dn2.|
Southern hour dun ana weak; common
10 fair extra. Sl9Dd2.I'; Cood TO cholce
do. 81 SDu3.2j.
Wheat dun and easier with options,
No. . rcd. store and elevator, dGIC.:
anoat. 81 &C., options were dull. irregular
and weak opening at IA 80. decline
rallyiug i,HIc.. declining &c., ana CLOS
ing weak at "a 'ic be'o ISo Egs,TTdaE ,a 60
March T7ilc.: May. 5N'Sc.; June, 5S'4c.;
July. s>alc-; August. Sc.
corn dull and easier; No. ?, 47'sc, Gle
yator. 1870. anoat Options were mod
cr3taIy active and ts0a,c lower, closing
weak: February. iTsc.; May, lb2c.i july
oats quiet and firm Options dull end
easier FebrqaGys rvs 10 AJAX egjto d2 sli
3Gizo.: mixed western. "f29%'c.
Iiav Guiet and steady: shipping 503
5-c.. good to choice 7o"7"c.
Wool fairly active ana urm; doneSlic
fleece, 15ulUc.. pulled, l2g:t5c ...
Reef duII. family. SoI50l2O; extra
mess. S7.250775; beef hams quiet al
Sl665: tierced beef dun city extra india
mess $40 5GH14.O: cut meats more active
and casv. uickled bellies. SD; shout
ders 81 2Tdi ~. hams. sl00N.'b.
Lard Quiet and stoady; western steam,
So g.. CITY. SO 30GGG1i"; January. $3.50.
nominal. May. $3.50. Refined cUlci; con-
tineut. $40. compound. S5DH@.21. 800
Pork quiet and steady; mess, Sll. 90
11.f5. g..
prttor- Fancy creamery steady; state
dairy. tOdlnc: creamery. liu2lc west
ern dairy. lO0l5c.; creamery, lln2lc.;
Cotton seed oil dun and unchanged.
Petroleum nominal
posin dan and Crm; strained. com
mon 10 rood. S1.3jQl.4o
Tnrpentine quie, and steady at 2Sh@
ptro Il, fair demand and FIRM; domes-
tr far to extra. A ImGc.; Japan, $40
iiar
.iolasscs firm and unchanged.
peaDuts Quiet
Frelgrts 10 Livero0cl Quiet ana steady
ol,tc1 7-rld grain ts,d asked.
oocec steady aud uuchan9ed 70 polnl
5Cu-n. March. Ftt--G1I.f5: May SAL"
1lCA. Au@ust. $50: September, Sl4 yea
: ~ G.t11tr Stt5IQi4G9; December.
S1l4Uutlrp SPOT Rio quiet and steady
sugar|pGw firm end quiet; fair re-
fnina. 9 j-lG' Refined dun ana un-
changed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-01
Tile COTTON MARK rrs

NEW YORK. Jan. 3i.-Cotton steady:
middling gulf. 51s; middling. 53s; net re
ceipts, SO bales: gross receipts. l,Gi2
bales. exports 20 Great Britain, $50
bales Continent. 40 bales; forwarded,
80 bales. sales. 5Si bales; spinners. 81
bales; stock, i5l GA bales. Futures
closed steady; January nominal: Febru-
airy, SAG. March, $50: April, 5.5i; May,
q Sc; june. 6.Gi; July, 5.G3: August go (,
September, 5.Ii; October. $40; sales.
s9,1OO bales.
Total to-day--Net receipts, 81, 0S6 bales
exports TO Great Britain. iG.SS, bales
Continent. b,0is bales; stock. 1892
bales.
Total so far this weei-Nst recejnts
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-01
Auotber Fire II lurny.

LIRAY. VA. Jan sl.-special.-A small
tenement house. occupied by Clarence
smith (colored. was burned 10 the ground
AT 6 o'clock this morning from an explo-
sion OF coal oil lamp. No insurance.
Loss about two hundred dollars. ms
makes the fifth fire In Luray III the lds'
ten DAVIS. The authorities are now con-
templating system OF water works.
Willis Page was convicted to-day or
grand larceny and sent in for one year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-01
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, VA, Jan. II. 1Sl5

Offerings Wheat, 20 bushels, corn
(NhiteD. 81 bushels; oats. 900 bushels.
Sales Wheat. ~ bushels; corn (whita),
&C bushels
Quotations. Wheat-LOngberry be 10
Gn.., mixed &c. to GOc: shortberry 55c.
80 co. No > red J9c. 10 59I@c.
Corn-WMtc. Niiginia. 46C. 10 fIc.; No.
2 white. 4Ic. No mixed. 45l,c 10 acc.
Oats 40. . mixed Sc No. mixed.
BIC. winter, 45c. TO 4Sc
HXe-ITc- 10 ESc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-01
Sc LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. 30, Jan. 3l.-Flour quiet
ana lower: patent. 250Q2.0O; fancy S2W
@NiSeat lower: January, 49Ac; May,
5ic.; July, Iizc a.. oo7,s,
Corn lower: January, 3Sc' May "0'sa
Doc: July, 40I4qi02Sc ~. oe,,.
oats lower: January, 2-lSc:: MAY, Zo'sc'
Forks. mess, lo2"n4o.Io 90 20
fard--Prlme steam, $50; choice So.
Dry Sailed Meats-s houlders. si.-o;
longs. s5.25; ribs. s5.2j: shorts, $40 lone.
Racon-Boxed shoulders. S.OO; longs
and ribs. $500; shorts, S6l2le.
Hiyh wines steady at SID.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-01
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, MD. Jan. %.-FHour
dun and unchanged r.,,,.,.
Wheat firm. 40. red spot, January
and February. 5T ,G564c.; March. 3Il2cc. :
May. 1sisa5s3lc., steamer No re- 4.l, ~ ~ (.
ME;,C.; southern, BY sample "'4''V''
do. on grade. 5i&i 0JGAc. .-.,
Corn drm; mixed spot end month ]l331A
Qi6c February 45%@4gi,,$sc- ~ Nay ,,o, KS Is
ern white l5Q4Gc do. yellow, 4oet4Ga,
oats quiet: No. = white, western; 500
3Gi.c.; 80. 2 mixed. western, "4q"f'2c'
Eye dun: No. ., d7c.
Hay steady at Sl2.Wal2'D'
Grain freights quiet.
Provisions unchanged. o,1.o-.
Butter an ct fancy, creamery, -tq Ioc;
roll, l2Ql4c.. ladle, he. store-pacAeu'
S4iOc.
Eggs firm at DC.
Coffee firm at SlG.O. -, c...--.
Bonds-Virglnia IS, new "a; Century,
90 a Tis<: Baltimore and ONO Us; North
ern Central. Is; Baltimore ana ONO
Southwestern firsts. i07 Gas stock, GlS:
bonds. 6s, 1l5h: 5s, 1OdH.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-01

cash QuOtatiOns-FI0ur duII pIIC'a
were easy and very liulc was done;
wheat. 52An5ic.; 40 , red. lD'sH%'c.:
pork. 81 7Od0 ST.: lard, $Gloa6 ~; ribs,
S. 6pail0: shoulders, SlG2iaL 10, SIDES
81 gI1iI.3 80. whisky. %
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-01
WILMINGTON.

WILMINGTON. N. C.. Jam. 3l,-hosihn
firm; strained, s1.O2h; good strained
SiV7k.
Spirits turpentine firm at &c.
Tar steady at xl.O. s,,o.
Crude turpentine steady; hard sLiV'
soft. 10; virgin. 81 20.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-01

MIR. James w. Gordon has been licensed
by Judge Lewis and Judge Lamb 10 prac-
tice law I'm this State. lie viii be as
ISOLATED with Messrs Smith and MoI-
cure. under the style OK Smith. Aoneufe
& Gordon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-01

mixed. ss.sOn4. 10: choice ASSORTED; s,:"'
Qes05. light. 81 Std3.s5 pigs. s.er an - IN.
Sheep-Reccipts. II ,UJ. marx. ~ ~ "a IN
ferior to choice s2Oni''' iai'o'' ''
GA15
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-01

cbi,ds on a ala per cent. basis. Tne
bankers also offered to deposit x~,co'ov
OF gold In the Treasury at ohce, u "
could be legally arranged that Treaslry
receipts should be convertible into oosus
when deliverable. These propositions VIII
be laid before a Cabinet meeting TO-
morrow. and II deemed satisfactory
call for sl00.OO0.coo fours Is expected DIS
soon as the Cabinet adJourns.
The call, It is believed, Will certainly
not come later than Saturday.
The opinion in Wall street IL that the
Administration will err TO issue a genera.
call for subscriptions II bonds can De soia
abroad by definite agreement. The goiu
deposited for bonds taken In THIS country
will be speedily Withdrawn again, as IN
the case of the last loan. Only the sale
OF fifty or seventy-five millions ABROAD
would efYectually put G stop to the goio
drain. by checking the gold exports aho
restoring confidence among the tore'sn
investors, who are pouring their Sc
curities into this country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-01
MAXINE IHTELLlGENcp.

PORT OF WESI IOINT, Jan. u $50.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Danviilo. Murphy, Baltimore.
passcngcrs and general cargo.
steamship GuyandOttc. Walker. New
York, passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Danvillc, Murphy. Baltimore.
passengers and general cargo.
Steamship GuyandOtte. Walker. New
York. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship CITY OF Truo, Fulcher. Bre-
men, cargo cotton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-01

REMEMBER THE WEEKLY TIMES is issued in two PARTS
sly nace each and is therefore, in all but name Semi Weekly
while the price is than paid for any Weekly 1t has
Established for itself eviabe reputation Of being the Repesen
tatiye Democratic Paper OF the South.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-01
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO DIV u HIONh Hh'.'>E,
UNION STOCK YARDS, ILL, Jan.
f.-Cattle-Receipts. li.OO. market nin'
common to extra steers, z3.gldo,o; STOCK,
ers and feeders. S2.l043. 90; COWS ana
bulls. 81 .40QS 75 calves, s3.ooup.0
Hogs-Receipts, 33.Oco; market hEhi,
tsayv- S2.OQlfs 20: common To choice
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-01
EFFECT OF THE ISSUE.

The four per cent. bond which II Is
proposed to issue would mature in lsOs,
and on a IL per cent. basis would net
105. 90 10 the Government; on ) Ia easis,
IO7. Go. The s1-2 per cent. basis Wouiu
leave a wide margin for possible proh',
but the foreign houses would nave 10 laee
the possibility OF reluctant inVes'nns
public. and wish to PROVIDE against .he
poss,ble contingency that large po,oon
of the bonds might have to be carried 10,
. ,oro neriod before becoming absorbed
nv the foreign public.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-01
=. The Following Prices: =.

Fill ont coupon and forward to The Times Richmond Va
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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1895-07-30

.S-=1 4S : - - ~
We made a trip to Willmar: last
Tuesday and were pleasantly en-,
tertained by Editor Lawson of
the TRIBUNE. We found time be-
fore returning, to call upon our
editorial brethren. DIR. johnson
is now pleasantly located in a
fine brick home which he has re-
Gently chased, and expressed
him self as well pleased with the
out look, and a glance at the
TRIBUNE Office, which is ably pre-
sided over by Yicter Lawson,
leads us to believe that the paper
is strictly in it,. Brother Crosby
seems to keep everything run
ming smoothly in his Office, and
still find time to enjoy the breezes
blowing off Green Lake Brother
Birch says that both the other
offices are run by gas, and in
order to keep in the race he has
concluded to add a gas engine
too: He reports business 7 as
good as usual. We also called at
the Ferguson & Kent cigar fac
tory and tried a ''Prescription.' y
-Atwater Press. :sz.. i. - =
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1895-07-30
Litchield has an independent

Litchfeld has an Independent
wheat buyer who buys on the
track and usually manages to pay
one or two cents abeve market
price. He has no elevator and
thus is not obliged to count in
anything for hand ling expenses,
but he has rigged upsa novel con.
trivance unlike any thing we have
ever seen. It's 9 large bin on.
wheels, with mac chinery inside
for eleYating the grain into cars.
a small gas engine fulrrnis shing the
power. He. can run this contriv-
=ance alongside q car and take in.
wheat as handi1y as an elevator.
without incuring the expense
necessary 10 run a large house.
The affair is but little larger than
q thres shing mac chine separator,
but course IS boxed ds.or walled
up is an iingeniio arrange
ment and We would not be sur
Sprised to see similar ontrivan-
|cesz come into general lIuse among
independents uyeFs, who either
cannot afford to' bull Ilarge house
ri. q only wish ia better 8 wheat
market without ofhg to heavy
[expense Swift @ q. gleEonito
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1895-07-30

. Anderson Bros. jewelry store
was broken into last Friday eve
ming about II o'clock and every
thing in sight in shape Of silver
ware, mostly of less valuable
grade, we're stolen. A few min
utes afterwards Mr.. Patterns
little boy saw a number of va
grants dividing the booty in the
railroad yard. The authorities
were notified and Marshal Soren-
son succeeded in finding three
young men, two Of whom were in
actual possession of part Of the
goods: Nearly all Of the stolen
goods were recovered, found
scattered between the tracks.
The examination took place be-
fore Justice Ram msett yesterday,
who bound them over to the
grand jury, fixing the bail at $175
for each. The entrance to the
store had been made by breaking
a panel in the back door and un-
locking the same. Among other
things taken was an alarm clock,
Tabled, Cannot be repaired. -
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1895-07-30
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