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The Delta independent., 1899-03-24

C.iRy, toto. March IA 1879
You are hereby nntinea that . sgeci.I Teelirg <
,,f The stu~klsld-ts e the Fruit tirov ers Ditch
aud Reservoir Com,mnr r. e"rsi to he he d at
th.. Mound school hasss- IN Ory. Csofa lo Eat
,,r ay. Anvil q 1T o'ci,sk y. H.. for tie p r
is -. II r,ri> td~ftrx . prop sed amendment to
the articles ,f incOrp 'rass'Ii 'f aid com anN
!. n "a, nr,,., diueut - ~ . b ~ &C i.ll,N
hat The co Ha s.s-t ~ raid C mpsny be IN
rr, a.. 4 fissy shan-. the ~, 90 81 siii sue
pusit bo.n M - prov d the req u &c Am unt Of
fund. 80 CON ple.e rald nnis~ny's bitches AMI
reservoir.
WV kgSnp,nT. Se y. q. -. Res Co.
~ r-s Jsb Men. ~. iss' Apt 2ID
The Delta independent., 1899-03-24

f. L. Butcher. Who attained consider
able reputation in the east before coming
to Delta ~ fancy window and store
dresser. recently accepted y positi"n in
the general store OF the Stockbam 4
Hillman Co. and cansal glance st
thar window and the arrangement Of
their stock on the inside will impress
you that you are inspecting the lines in
one OF modern stores Of tbs East.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-24

Mrs. Taylor Geer. Aisses Lucy Rcd
man. Minnie Girardet end Stella Ora
ham; Messrs. Taylor Gses. Jsck Hiilnsn,
Geo. Folsom and Byran Luce. made up
u party. who visited the growing metro
polls Of Oiathe. Sunday afternoon.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-24

Tho Servite Order arc pushing work
on their monastery on Garnet nasss.
Stone for the foundation 10 being deliv-
cred. The grounds are being leveled
and generally put in order. The work
OF building will be under the supervision
OF brother Peter. who will assisted by
Mr.. Mckee, OF Telluride. Mr.. Hurst
has the cont act for the .tonework and
Mr.. Edwards for the brick work.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-24

Tho lecture at the NJ. E. church. last
Friday evening. by DR.. Heisler. OF Dem
ver, was one OF the best that has been
given here. The subject was temper
snce one-"The American Moloch'-the
saloon, and was handled in mastery
manner. Owing to the crowded condi--
tion Of our columns we cannot make any
extended report Of the lecture.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-24

Professor and Mrs Harris, assisted by
Mrs. u. J. Browne, rendered the grad
vsting clsss Of the High schooi . supper
a. their home. last Saturday evening.
The spread vas an elegant affair and
wss thoroughly enjoyed by the young
folks. The Professor presented each os
the class . how u the class colors. ~ q
souvsnir Of the ecc~sion. The evening
vs. spent in games. music and sgenesal
good time. Ths class ss~: M,ssrs Mar,
Adams, Jessss GAlIup. Marcia Skinner,
Queeoie Smith. Stella C.~kerrIi, N-riie
DinGman; M-ssr. Eoy B'GeIov. Tsees
Wiotoo, Clarence smith. Edd May :,
> asan f,-. .;te..
Home rendered lard at Palmer &
n
The Delta independent., 1899-03-24

Starr Nelson came over, Friday. 10
look utter his ranch interests on Garnet
mesa. While here he purchased 10 acres
formerly owned by Samuel Skinner on
tho Uncompahgre plateau. where he
expects to run some stock Hs brought
his little SOD. Roger. with him.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-24

Fred N. Oakley, coat ected With the
Western Newspaper Union at D,nver,
was visitor to Delta. Monlay and
Tuesday. Mr.. Oakley may locate in
Delta bsfore long and engage in fruit
raising. He has nov large orchard
interests near Denver and Golden.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-24

Rev. T. p. Cook, formerly pastor Of
the NJ. E. church. of this city. hiss rsiiS-
ell from the ministry and kcsts'i or his
ranch near Delta. He is nt pres6Rs
building q house.-Ourxy Herald.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-24

0. F.. Frink. OF Fl. Lupton. has leased
tho Delta creamery and will take Poss-s :.
sion on tho 1st OF April. He 10 an
. Experienced creamery man and will NAL .
. high grade OF butter and will also ruu
a cheese factory in connection.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-24

As an evidence that adver ising pays.
last week we run localof a light wagon.
horse and harness for sale, 10 inquire at
this Office, and thirty two persons made
INQUIRIES OF it. The articles were sold
just after the Independent was Issued
from the Office.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-24

r. n. McMurray returned. Saturday
from two months at his old homo u
Phiiadeiphia, Ps., fully satisfied to lis
in Delta.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-24

Tba Business Mens party met in
Nsthen hall. last Saturday afternoon.
and nominsted the following candidates
for the coming municipal election:
Mayor-I NJ, ConkIin.
Trustees-L. a. Hick. =. r. Hunt and
Alden Il. Crsbill.
Trustee TO fill vacsncy-D. S. Baldwin.
Trsasurer-W. II. M,thers.
Clerk-EilA NJ Ruby.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-24

rhsrsssAbsst Hereford Bulls Fer Sale.
For Sale.-IOO head thoroughbred Here.
ford bulls. coming yeariings. can he seen
now ut Con Kennicott's on Surface creek
Good bankable notes, D months time at
10 per cent. f. J. Mathews.
7.lt
The Delta independent., 1899-03-24

WIN. e. Pabor. a former promoter in
the Grand valley and the father ofFru;-
ta, has had his orange hoies badly
blasted by the cold weather OF last winter
and is now thinking seriously OF shaking
the Florida gumbo from his brogans
and irving his luck in the North again.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-24
ling.

A. DeMo,s and wife. of Orange City.
Iowa. came in, Sunday. in s~ssch Of
health and a probable l.'aaii"u. He went
up to lIotchsisa. Monday.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-24

The wsrships now b hiding in Ameri-
can shipyards for the American navy
are valued at si2 393.lo2. When all are
completed our navy will he the strongest
in the world in mpdern warshils.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-24

Mrs. Ed Giilett entertained party OF
young folks. last Friday evening. in
honor OF her daughter. Edith. and those
present enjoyed ibem.s Ives 10 the full-sl
txtent
The Delta independent., 1899-03-24
Benefit Es.crtainmeni.

The ladies Of Surface creek mesa will
give an entertainment for the benefit of
Will Edgar. who is still ut the Salida
hospital. at Eckert hall. Friday evening
ldarch 2ith. Tho following program
will be given:
The Delta independent., 1899-03-24

Not Ire l. herb, givrn that the rrgplar annual
e1ectisns Of t,wn nnhrrrs in f.~ th.. town ~
ella. Stale of C.,r ID. 80 i.- held ai Tire r.r-
ular J. sr~ of nectin9 .f sas u ssd of Tru.iecs
of aid town on
TUEsDAy. APRIL sTu. A. D. i-ss.
A. which Fl. ction the foIiouin t,w n ocnrsrs 70
to h. ~lerted:
Orse Nay.r.
Thrr~ Town Tfus.e~s tfulf terWD
t,pe Town Isus:ee, o. nIl vsespyJ
One Town Clerk.
Ons Town Tvs-urvr.
Dated at Della. to'ova,lo. tbs sci, dsy oG
Nsrh. \ y. Iso. ~ J. GNr<T, Na,os
AIT 81: kti.A n. kUsv. To~ Cerk.
lTswn sesl.l
tFirss pIb Ma'~h 70. is-s March a.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-24

w. r. Gale returned to Wcstwater,
Utah. Tuesday. whore he is engaged in
placer mining. He ,ook with him Wm
Whelan, Fred North and Eugene Dsr
ling.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-24

Salt mackerel. pigs feet and trips
always in stock at Palmer 4 Jackson.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-24

Hunt 4 Co. have received u consign-
ment u Ajax bicycles. 10th ladies and
gentlemen's. the best wheel in the world
Tor the money, absolutely guaranteed.
7lf
The Delta independent., 1899-03-24

Rsssssa Tssas sTs1s h1was ssUsys -
hand ~ soss o~1sa s'ssssy Nev. &c
The Delta independent., 1899-03-24

Ons.w .~ss ~ swy cunnsisy ~ siss
n~usn s-~sssy Msv~asstsr Company.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-24

After the program there viii be
flower guessi " match. Admission 2oc-
The Delta independent., 1899-03-24

Jhe tJstasShay C'ub.
r The fortnightIy club met with Mr..
Tiilotson last Saturday afternoon. when
the following program was rendered:
Miss Anna Nutier. " s,roSton.
rarer. "Moznrt.-.... -.-........-..........-
Ms W X Ma,tin-
soio. The Tcinpcstr ..............-. Perkins
Mr.. T,llason-
Gu.tar due. II ip Gu.~kst-p.-.....
Mrs M-sihers, Mrs. tlsrs-
The nrxt n-e,ing will he held April
l., with Mrs. Dr. Macomber,
Mise Minnie Girar,,~t and Mis-. T. B.
Ger entertained tie "S~eI," Social
whist club. last : riday evening. at the
home 10 the former. After the series OF
gsmee were play ed q delicate repast wae
s.rvcd. The Spests we're: Mr.. and Mrs.
WEIGH. Maco,nb~r. Mrs. May Travis,
Vi ss~s LGcy 2edmsn. Stella Gssbso.
As,eiia Jensen. S-.tta Friend, FBoseocs
X hnIe. vens Phelps. Mary Cameron;
Messrs. r. B. Gees. Jack HiIIman. p. A.
si4srss. NJ W. Hesae. Co., ssoirom.
iarrss 'Tsson. ! f.siph Philips. Harry
"a VIII Nsihers and Edd IL varDe-
seu.er.
The Delta independent., 1899-03-24

Home rendered lard at Palmer &
Jscz-ou's.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-06-30
SLEEPY HOLLOW.
By UChums ="

More nice rains in this locality last
week. Harvest has raised from deck
20 the top mast.
George Bicknell, John Comor, and
George Shaw have commenced haro
vesting in this vicinity.
Thomos Terrell and Daniel Quinlan
returned from the Strip last week
and report that place mighty windy.
The farmers this year do not hire
the first tie counter they meet, as they
want the unreasonable wages OF 81
and 50 so per day.
Citizen as correspondent mathc-
matician has developed his political
ability to considerable extent, which
appear weekly in the DEMOCRAT.
We all acknowledge that "Cltizsn'
is the peerless Mathematician of these
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-06-30
OLMITZ.

From ''Citizen"
Hew to the line.
| Stand aloof from old satan.
Let your motto be do good and shun
evil.
Don't work your toe nails off to get
rich.
Be content with your portion and
forget trouble.
Don't covet what is your neighbor' s
and get huffy because he prospers and
you don't.
Dave Goosey has left this town, and
we learn is locat ted and doing business
in Hoisington.
George Harper, Dan Ouinlan Sam
Alexander, Will Thompson and Charlie
| Quinlan, Olmitz boys have all come
home to harvest.
| Don't monopOliZe like HObson, kiss
ing all the girls you meet. but kiss the
one you love provided she is willing)
and leave the rest for others.
That was only a Millerite sermon.
after having the night horse and a
horrible dream. We gave you in our
last weeks issue. And the doctrine
meant me as we'll as others.
Esq. Speck's fish pond on upper
Blood Greek, was torn out during the
recent floods, and his fish all escaped
down the creek. And now boys re-
port catching some nice fish out of
Blood creek. This was quite loss to
MIR. Speck.
1t is right and proper to pay all
laborers fair and reasonable wages for
their work, but when men ask prices
| beyond all reason to help a farmer in
his harvest as some men do, they should
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-06-30
HOISINGTON.
From the Dispatch

From the Dispatch.
Great Bend will have celebration
OH July 4th.
Miss Roberta Siddorn returned Fri.
day night from Iowa, where she has
been for the past eight months.
Tom Southern and family have
moved to the Amidon farm north west
of town. Dave Goosey and family
have moved into Toms residence.
Henry Wildgen and wife returned
Friday night from their visit in Michi>
gan and Ontario, Canada They we're
gone six weeks and had delightful
time.
VIM. Young has sold his handsome
residence on east First street to Henry
Wildgen fer $500. Mr. Young will
move to Great Bend in few weeks
and Mr.. Wildgen's family will occupy
their property.
The first District Sunday School
Convention will be held at the Olivet
M E. church on Sunday, July 2nd,
opening at 10 a. H., closing at p m.
Basket dinner at the church.
The county court house yard has
! been made more beautiful this year
B than ever. before. Our old friend
w. B. King, has charge of the work
which iAsures that it is well done.
Died: On Tuesday June 20, Otto
Lawrence, aged 5 months and days,
youngest child of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
P Ladenberger. Frneral services
were held at the Methodist church on
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-06-30

All you can eat for Is cents, at Me-
Cullough's.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-06-30
70 tolerated OF even hired at any

not be tolerated or even hired at any
price.
Jim QuInlan, former Olmitz boy,
but of late telegraph operator at
some point in Missouri, made a flying
visit to see his parents and friends here
last week. Jim is prospecting in this
worlds goods right along, and now
bids fair to become a wealthy man in
time.
The church mission meetings held
here last week was attended day and
night by large crowds. Services were
conducted by is an
able teacher of the gospel. And all
the people who attended were highly
edited and pleased with the gospel
teachings there expounded.
Max Mather, the young man of
Grant township, who left home and
friends early last spring and sailed for
some point in the old country with the
intention of securing and bring back to
his home in America life companion,
returned here On the train Sunday
night last, with his bride, and they
were met at the train by great mul>
titude of relatives and friends, with
the Olmitz bard to welcome them
to their future home.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-06-30

j. r. Baker, for the Rock Grain Co,
this week purchased the elevator Just
north of the Santa Fe depot, and will
reht the plant and haye it ready for
handling the '99 wheat. This elevator
has been closed for year or so. The
new firm gets the buildings and ampls
grounds, and has one of the bese
locations in the city. The DEMOCRAT
welcomes the new firm to the business
circles of Great Bend.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-06-30

BY IN ell.n

BY Nell"
MI. Holme Is recovering from a had
spell of sickness.
j. T. Morrison loaded car of wheat
this week at Otis.
VIM. Bott was doing business In
Hoisington Sunday.
Jos Brown and wife, of Ness City
are visiting friends here.
Harvesting is rather slow this year.
on account of weeds and short wheat.
A good many of our people attend
ing quarterly meeting at Olivet Sun
day.
Mr.. Bronson and family were doing
business in the Bend Friday and Sat,
urday.
Mr.. Birchfield and wife come up from
the strip Saturday to harvest their
wheat.
B. S. Dale passed through town on
his way home from Rawlins county,
Sunday.
Valerius s. North, the Hoisington
roofing and painting firm, are working
a gang of five or six men on the opera
house roof. They have several other
buildings about town to repaint. Nj.
Valerius, CT the firm, made business
visit to Ellinwood Thursday.
All you can eat for 25 cents, at Me-
Cullough's.
There should be 200 wheels in line
in the parade on the 4th. Roll up, boys
1 II
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-06-30

writers. having the matchless ability
to count the pests, as he calls them
The people say that there will be o
wedding In this neigh borhood in the
days to come, not naming date, name,
color or direction. and l conclude
that to say any more is only guess
work.
Pardon the ''Chums" if we do nos
write any more for some time, as We
will begin to harvest this week.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-06-30

VIM. Schwier manager of the Lars
ned Creamery, was dow to visit Bar
ton county people few avs last week.
returning Monday. Mrs Schwier was
here most of last week. Will is looking
healthy and prosperous. and says the
creamery is doing a good BUSINESS.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-06-30

E. f: Buses has moved into the rOoHa
on the north west corner of the squaRas
lately occpied as a racket store.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-06-30

A CABLEGRAM from Man lila of
the 26th, states that 200 sick and
wounded of the Goth Kansas are on
their way home; $50 are on the firing
line, and $50 are in Manila ssunfit for
duty" Of the 200 men of the Goth
Kansas, 600 will never reach home
alive unless the regiment is started
home soon.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-06-30

Just received, new lot of neck
clasps and belt buckles, at Patterson 8.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-06-30

Ill kinds of cold drinks. at McCul.
lough's.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-06-30

Jerry Whitney came down from
Larned, Monday, to go into the Barton
county harvest fields
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1899-06-30

There should be 200 wheels in line
in the parade on the 4th. Roll up, boys
and girls, roll up.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-31
Total sampling for five years:
NIL
Loose sales for FIVE years:
Loose tobacco received in twelve
months ending Decemher II,
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmonds
Citizens and other Matters.

Mrs C. W. Plunkett is visiting friends
and relatives in North Carolina.
Alr Thomas A. Hulcher who has been
sick for some days IS able to be out.
Mr. Julien Binford. who has been so
seriously sick for several days. Is report
ed much better.
Mrs NJ. d. Regler and Mrs Nicholas
Duls. Of Charlotte, n. c., are stopping
at Mrs Jacob Reinhardts.
Mr.. C. w. Hodges and Miss Clara Whit
ing have returned home after visit to
friends in James City county
Miss Pearl Phelps. OF Lynchburg. Va.
Is visiting her friend, Miss Lillian Far
rar. at 7O1 east Franklin street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Ellerson and
daughters. will be at 30l east Franklin
street after January 4th for the winter.
Mr.. Young Jones. who fractured his
wrist by a fall on the street Wednes-
day, is still confined 10 the houese-
CAPTAIN Charles s. Arnall, a prominent
life Insurance man Of Atlanta, Is In the
city, a guest at the Jefferson Hotel.
Mr.. r. r. Duke. Of this city. left here
for New York several days ago. and It Is
Mr. Charles II. Talbot. Jr, has gone
IN birmingham Ala. where he will en-
gage with his brother, Mr.. Allan Talbot
Jr.
Mr.. Harry J. seamon. Of Hurtig and
seamon, the New York theatrical booking
agents for the Bljou Theatre, is In the
CRY.
Senator Daniel Is expected to arrive
here Tuesday. During his stay of sew
eral DAYS he will be the guest OF Major
James ID. Patton.
Mr.. Harry Kemp. Deputy Grand Regent
OF the Royal Arcanum. Is on an extended
trip drought Southwest Virginia In the
interest OF the order.
A large battery boiler IN the city Hall
sprung a leak Yesterday morning and il
was late IN the day before the building
could be heated by steam.
Nr Robert T. Mcleod. OF the state
Auditors Office. has returned from Rock
bridge county where he passed the christ
mas holidays very pleasantly.
The Church Hi branch Of the Society
for the Prevention OF Cruelty 20 Animals,
sill meet at No. 2S0l east Grace street,
on Tuesday afternoon az 4 O'Clock.
Mr.. Henry W. Maxwell. prominent
banker of New York. Is in the city. the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Beverley b. Mum
ford at their residence on east Grace
street.
Mrs. w. Braden Appleby (nee
O'Dwyer) and Mr.. Philip Garnett. from
Washington, d. G.. and Miss Cora Leigh
Covington. OF Bowling Green. Va. are
visiting Mrs. j. Hope. south Pine street,
VIrginians in New York.
NEW YORK. Dec. 3o.-<Speciai.--Vir-
ginians in New York: Richmond. II. T.
Maloney. Plaza Danyilie, y. Clay. Union
Square: Norfolk. |. Glover. Broadway
Central; w j. Edwards. Marlborough;
Virginia, +. Fortune. Aston; L. II. I.nd-
wig. Cosmopolitan u. =. Weed, New
Amsterdam.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-31
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Mary KiOrIon.

Mrs Mary Riordon, widow Of Timothy
Riordon. died early Friday morning at the
home OF her niece. Mrs. John II. Mccain,
Gi2 light street. Baltimore. she had been
III since Monday with bronchitis. which
caused her death. Mrs. Riordon was
born in Ireland in 1sz,. and was the
daughter of Mr.. John welsh. She came
To this country in 1853, locating in Rich
mond, Va. Ia 1865 she moved To Balu-
more. where she lived up to the time
Of her death Mrs. Riordon was one %
the oldest members OF 81. Josephs Cath
Ollie church she was noted for her char
liable disposition toward the church as
well as the poor.
She is survived by two nieces In BAiu-
more, Mrs. John r. Mccain ard Mrs.
Richard ID. Bockelman. and one nephew.
Mr.. Thomas j. Scsnnei.
The remains viii reach Richmond this
evening and the funeral viii take place
from the Cathedral Monday az 10 o'clock.
Mr.. Riordon was burned in Richmond
about six months ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-31

off-setting the slight Liverpool decline;
Speculation was. OF coNrse. very ight an
day Although exceedingly cold weather
prevailed over winter states, there VS.
no apprehension over crop Ha'eV, =
Worlds shipments were expected 70 be
a shade larger than last week. Later the
market improved on covering anu oio lsra
firm at ikHitc. advance. sales ncluueu
No. > red March closed al IJfsc.' May
closed a 75c
CoRN-spot steady. No. .. 40lsc afioat
and 3gi.c elevator. options opened dul
but steady with wheat and on cables. ~
face Of liberal receipts az Chicago; tuted
slow and featurelcss all day closing
steady and unchanged. May closed al 'lic.
OATs-spot dull; No. . @'e. options
dun
5000; beef hams. S2s.5Da25: packet.
cTT MEATs-ouiet: picked bellies.
s5Jol7 -. picked hams. SS2Jn9.
LARD-Steady; December closed at SOB
nominal. Refined quiet; Continent S5.21
PorL- Steady. mess. SlO1lO.JD. short
clear s1ln12: family. Si2io.
BUTT ER-Strong; western creamery,
e8a2sc do. factory 10l2ic.; state dairy
1SG2Gc
CHEESE go Firm: faii-made fancy.
small. f2stNf3d. 90. large. 12Anl3c.
ECGS-Steady. state and Pennsylvania,
23Q2lc: western ungraded. at mark. 1ja
Doc,
POTATOES Steady: Jersey s12i017j:
New York. sllO0l.75; Long Island $50
az. Jersey sweets. 81. 2JM3
TALLOW-Firmef. city, sc; country,
43.0jc.
PETROLEUM-stead Refined. New
York. $3.50; Philadelphia and Baltimore,
S9s do. I'm bulk. $50.
ROSIN-Quiet; strained, common to
good, N.45. -
TT'RPDNTINE-S al 51ilNJ2c.
RICE-Iirm; domestic, fair TO extra,
4MGilc. Japan. 4&0Jc.
CABBAGE-Steady, Long Island Si4o
per 100
25c.
COFFEE-The coffee market opened
steady. unchanged prices. and ruled very
duh and uninteresting most Of the session
I'm the absence Of important news. Near
midday there was a sudden rise Of . To 10
points on a squirt OF covering by room
shorts Otherwise the market WAS quiet.
Large Brazilian receipts were offset by
increased American warehouse deliveries.
The market closed firm at a net gain OF
. % 10 points. Sales rere 1000 bags. IN
Guiding January at $500: March. 8.23ft
e2l. Spot-Rio steady: No. invoice. &C.
No i0bbing, TIC. mild steady; Cor
dova. Sni2i.c.
S-oAR-Raw firm: fair refining
3 Lice. centrifugal. 96 test. sc. bid. Re
fined firm but quiet; cut loaf and chushod
, 9-iG: powdered. 54c.; graduated,
3 3-i6. cubes, 5-1Gc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-31

Moon south ...... lib :. N
Second high water ........... 6:lJ j. NJ
PORT or RICHMOND. DEC. 30 1899.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Pocabontas. Graves. Norfolk
and James river sidings. merchandise and
passengers. virginia Navigation Co.
Steamer Albemarle. Glover. Norfolk.
Merchandise and passengers. Old Do
mnion Line
stesmer Gulf stream. Tunnel Phnadei-
phia. Pa merchandise and passengers.
SAILED
Steamer Albemarle. Glover. Norfolk.
merchandise and passengers. Old Do
mnlon Line
DECEMBER 81
Steamer Gulf Stream. Tunnel Philadel-
phia. Pa. merchandise ana passengers,
clyde Line.
PORT .NEWPORI NEWS. DEC. 20. 1890.
ARRIVED.
Barge CITY OF Atlanta. New Haven.
Barge Ohio. New York.
steamer Tichtenfels Bros. Providence.
Steamer Kalahdin. Providence.
Schooner II. L. Peckham. Boston.
PORT OF WEST POINT. DEC. 30 1899.
ARRIVED
Steamship Accomack. Thompson. Nor
fotk nasseneers and general cargo.
SAILED
Steamship Accomack. Thompson. Nor
folk. passengers and general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-12-31
NEw YoRK rRopucE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Dec. 3o.-FBOUR-Inac-
Tive and nomlnally unchanged; Minnesota
patent. 81. sOmIO5: Minnesota bakers, ,
S2SF4&io. winter patents, SS.JS43to;
winter straights. $3.35a3s5.
RYE FLOUR-Steady. fair 10 good.
S. i00S -: choice TO fancy, $3Otf3jo.
BUCK WHEAT FLOUR-Quiet at $40
Gi225
CORNMEAI.~Dull: yellow western, SIC.
RNE-Quiel. No. western, '0hc.
BAtLtY-Cuiet; mailing, tsp5Ic.
BARLEY MALT-Duil
WHEAT-,Spot firm; No. red 15c. OPP
lions opened steady aud unchanged on re-
ports OF export business 10 Lisbon, thus