Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-02
THROUGH THE STATE.
PETERSBURG AND VICINITY.
The Senr's Tobacco. Repcrt-inspee"on''
sales, and stock on Hand-The Peiit'cniS'
uation- No Surrender by Brady or ENnns'

Sales, and Siock on Hsnd-The PoittirniS't-
uation-No Surrender nv Brady or Evans
lCorrcspondcace Of ,o Richmond Dispatch.J
PYTYRssrRo. VA. October !. 1884.
The following Is the statement OF inspec-
fions OF hogsheads and sales OF loose TO-
bacco nt the several warehouses IN this city
for the wear ending with September Goth
West-Hill Warehouse: Inspections from
October /, 1882, 10 October /, 1883. 3,l3O
hogsheads; inspections from October j,
1888. TO October |. 1854, 900 hogsheads;
stock on hand Inspected TO October !, 1881.
$40 hopsheads loose sales from October |.
1889. To OctoLer /. 1888, 2, ,7j4. 500 pounds;
loose sales from October !, 1883, 10 October
/, 1884, 2,23l 1853 pounds.
Oaks Warehouse: Inspections from Octo-
her /, 1882, to October |, 1883, 3,iG6 hogs
heads; inspections from October I. 1888.
10 October /. 1884, 2,Sl0 hOgshea1s; stock
on hand inspected 10 October I, 1881, 2i3
bogsheads; loose sales from October /,
1882, 20 October |, 1888, 10000 pounds;
loose sales from October /, 1883, to October
/, 1884, G11.sG0 pounds.
Moore's Warehouse Inspections from
October /, 1882, 10 October /, 1883, 2,207
hogsheads; inspections from October /.
1883, TO October !. 1884. 2,293 hogsheads;
stock on hand inspected to October |, 1884.
3s2 hog.heads; loose sales from October 1,
1852, to October I, 1889, S90,Sj0 pounds
loose sales from October I, 1883, to October
1, 1884. 577.2G5 pounds.
Centre Warehouse: Inspections from Oc-
tober 1. 1889. to October l. 1883. 1877
hogsheads: inspections from October I.
1883. 10 October !. 1884, 1,249 hogstca1s;
stock on hand, inspected to October I. 1891.
12l hogshesdS; loose sales from October
/, 1882, TO October l., 1888. l,36l.29j
rounds; loose sales from October /, 1893,
to October l, 1884, 1,2lj,720 pounds.
Recapi,ulsti0n Total inspections in 1882
's3. 10, 7GO hogsheads; total inspections in
1ssS-'S4. 0,3G2 bogsheads; decrease this
year, 1888 bogsheads. Total sales loose in
1SS2'S3, 5,449,5l4 pounds; total sales loose
i'm 1SS3jS4. A. ,636. us pounds decrease this
year. Sl2.1gG pounds. Stock on hand in
spected. 1.52G hOgshc1ds; stock on hand
for inspection. ~ hogsheads.
Very general regret is expressed among
the independent Republicans here at the
reported indispOsition Of Governor Came
ron and the possibility OF bis being unable
TO speak at Nottoway Courthouse to-mor-
row.
The question raised by the Dispatch
whether, in the event OF the nomination OF
Democratic candidate Tor Congress IN this
district, either OF the Republican candi-
dates will withdraw. think, may be an
Swcred IN the negative. Brady and
Evans are in for the fight, and
neither OF them proposes to yield
under any circumstances. At least
50 say their friends. and from the vigorous
manner in which the canvass j. being
prosecuted and the work Of organization
perfected ii is fair to presume that De-
mccratic nomination will have no effect
upon either, nor in any way aid in bring
ing about q union OF the two factions. The
only fear the Evans men have in regard to
the contest is the use OF money, in which
they are unable TO compete with "the ma
chine" Their bank account is only Of
moderate size, contributed by friends and
sympathiZers in the State, and sufil-
cIent only to meet the bare eX-
penses Of the campaign. They have
no ofiice-holders from whom TO expect
or exact contributions. They depend upon
race pride and honesty, and i. the election
were to take place tomorrow Evans would
heat his competitor. His friends claim
that il will require big change in the
colored vote 10 elect Brady.
Joe Evans. the cOlored candidate, will
90 10 Nottoway tomorrow on freight
train. His competitor. Colonel Brady,
will 20 up with his friends in special
coaches. ROBIN ADAIR.