Quite possibly the most famous penny press paper was started in 1851 by two men: George Jones (publisher) and Henry Raymond. This paper was originally named "The New York Daily Times", but was later changed to "The New York Times" in 1857. Originally sold at one cent per paper, it became famous for incorporating journalistic standards that are common today, as well as having very high quality reporting and writing. The first issue of the "New York Daily Times" addressed the various speculations about its purpose and positions that preceded its release. It stated: