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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17

rally speaking, of the counties on the
south side Of James river having ench OF
them more negroes than Writes. These
are Buckingham, Cumberland, powha-
tan. Amelia, Prince Edward, Pcter5'nrg
city, Prince George, Sussex, Dinviddie,
Grccnyilc. Brunswick. MecklenDurg,
Lunenburr, Nosowsy, Charlotte, Hall
fax. II is possible ;hat one or two %
these counties would, Il asked, object to
boinq placed IA tho Block Belt; and
some persons would add southampton 20
,hc lit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17
a VerFfDip Enil.


Especial telegram 10 mo Di-paiehl
Low Moon, Va, February lJ.-John
Witcher, a boy seventeen years Old. VINO
has been an employee Of the Low Moor
Iron Company, iell hity feet through "a
Wine i'm the mines tbs afternoon and
received internal injuries which may
prove fatal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17

Professor Loisette is achieving not
only great success with the pupils he
teaches by correspondence from his Of
fees, No 237 Fifth avenue, but also in
classes which he personally instructs.
His latest success in the lecturing line is
OF Baltimore, where he has class OF
1,0l2 pupils from the professors and
students OF Johns Hopkins University
and the elite OF TINT city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17

D0cior PhULiC SkcHORj Or, The Man
,cjH q Wys'elY. FEwJ SrESH, Author.
:. :. WooD, Publisher, Fortress Mon
roe, Va. Price III paper 30 cents.
This novelette, seems to be full Of reel
names disguised, not concealed. 1t is
an Old Point story. WerecoSnize some
OF the names 1T once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17

1t has been remorkcd that WAGNER's
music is the music of surprises. Cor
rect. One never knows when the grand
daddy fiddle Will question the truthful
ness Of the coruet, or the pompous bass
drum attempt to bully lhe peppery and
spunky little snare-drum, thus precipi-
taking an orchestral riot in which har-
mony will get a black eye, be hamstrung,
and otherwise used M.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17
The BLACK Relt.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Feb. T., 1883.
10 the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Will you kindly state in your weekly
edition for the information Of several of
your readers interested tbe names OF the
counties regarded as composing the So
called Black Belt READER.
The Black Belt has never been defined
by law. 1t is composed, however, gene
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17
TIE RICHMOND DISPATCH.


TNanAHN WSrArCh IS delivered 70 sub
s~riacr' Al ftyrNsS CsAyF re- wcos, payable to
ID carrier weoSis Matted a, % por snnom;
s8forsix mouths. {i.a0 iog three months, Doc.
ior ono month
The >ENIWFRHly DISPATCH at q poi
anurr', o. u fo- ok months
THO WEENLY DISPATCH a'si nor onnum.
TarsINDAY pISPAICR Gtti.tO yes scnum,
q ;ac for elk rncntts
Subscriptions IN al cascs paysO!e In advance
SRI 10 rsper continued after the expiration OF
ise time raid for send posiomcc money
ol,ier cheek. or registered letter Currency
ear, by iaaI win De a. che riss q the sender
Subscribers Wishing Uc'r postoHice changed
must give ;h,'r Old os well as their noS poet
e1icO. sample COPIES 'roc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17

Tho honest public sentiment of the
people OF tue United States is unani-
mously in favor of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup. The druggists pronounce it 10
be the only standard Cough Remedy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17

1.-THE american system Of banking is
to be introduced into Canada" But it
will be long time before We get even.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17

The Philadelphia Press says: "Per-
haps the name Of the coming man Is
SmR--." 1t was sensible in the Press
to sheer OF.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17

We have received from the North
American Exchanee Company (Limitedl,
of New ork, a copy Of brochure en-
tilted " National Banks and Government
Circulation. Retrospective and Pros
pectiyc.' 1t is gotten up in fine style,
and bris.los with statistics.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17

The New York Sim asks: as Mr..
CLEVELAND q candidate after ALL" No,
he is "a candidate before all.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17

Tho people Of the United States will
before many years be prohted many
millions Of dollars 10y the labors Of
MARSHALL 'fcDcSAtp. His nomination
as Commissioner Of Fish and Fisheries
ought to have been confirmed unani-
mously.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17

VT. NNL7TTND llOI9NNHIN sEI8'
MIR Blo;ne's letter is, in our opinion,
more eorncst end rcremptory removal
of himself from the field of the Prcsiden
tial race thou has been understood.
There eau I've mo- reasonable and decent
question OF his sincerity
but don't hattcr yourself that SHEER
Man viii step into his shoes. q" No
presilcucyl roeucs wanted here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17
ADVERTISING RATES
II 4Nls lg fi..s

Reading notices in rendiug-ms,ier type
nres or less. e. in uoupGron lcsded. -.
card e rates ioT more space furnished on sp-
plicsuon
Auletcrs ani t,lerrams must he addressed
WTHg DISPATCH COMPANl.
Rejected communications viii 90; be re-
Turned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17
BRIEF COMMENT.

4 Kansas man has been crushed by
windmill. Is the Kansas Legislature in
session?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17
LABOR BURHAU.

The bill providing for the establish
ment of a bureau OF labor came up as the
next special order.
Mr. Carter spoke in favor of the bill,
and strongly urged its passage
Mr.. l.. q. Tyler said that Virginia
could no longer be regarded only as an
agricultural community. Since the war
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17

The New York Hcra'A says that Gen
eral SHERIDAN was born in Albany, y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17
AspociA from this city to the Balh-

AspociA from this city to the Balti-
more nn, says:
"a prominent Republican here said
today Ii Sherman is nominated for
the presidency it will give the Hon.
John $. WISE OF this state, a mighty
rood show Tor the second place On the
Republican ticket.
TO use the language of the small boy,
"if is mighty long letter
Eslu the House % Representatives on
Wednesday Nr HASDAlL declared that
the only WY u reform abuses WIS to re-
peal the internal taxes, and he served
notice on the Ways and Means Commit
tee that they had better consider that
policy. Good Tor RASDALL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17

Mr. Simpson introduced bill IN re-
card to conyicts to provide that any per
son convicted Of a misdemeanor or
petty ofence AMI who shall be com
mittcd to jail in default OF the payment
of line or costs may be worked upon
the public roads or farms Of the county
in which said person was convicted, or
he may he hired out TO any individual
corporation within the county, the com
pensation to be applied to the payment
OF the fine. Referred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17
DEAD HE PASSES.
SPICY TINE ~ THE HOUSE ON TaE RI
PORr IN TaE PAIR CASE.
state commarce Dill Ordered 10 EugroSs-
ment-The PilotagO Bill Passed
the Hous9

The Senate was called to order yes
tcrlay at II A. NJ. by Lieutenant-Go
crnor John z. Massey. Noprayer.
The STATE, RECEIPTS.
Mr.. Koincr. from the Committee on
Tinrnrc and Banks in response to
resolution inquiring - to the amount OF
faxes actually necessary to carry on the
State government, the amount ncces-
garv to pay the interest on the public
debt funded under the Set OF February
j.. 1881. &C., md what reduction can bc
made to eject those purposes, submitted
"a report which was ordered to be
printed. TIE report was in the form OF
Il careiully-p-cpared statement from
Official sources by a slilful accountant,
aiying in detail the receipts and dlsburse-
mcnts. Following is the recapituiation
given:
TOTAL rcrrlpl". -'''t''" -
Jo,ai d45lreencnts. ...'21 ii,,si i
To-. interest on fiiGIj,-
20 30 included in dis
"Reminiscences. 4'N,id o.
n H
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17

To relieve the Baltimore, Cincinnati
and Western Railway Company from
any forfeiture which may have occurred
from failure to commence and complete
its road within the time limited IN its
act q lncorpOratiOn, Nc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17

To incorporate the Edgewood Gene
terry Company, OF Augusta county.
10 abolish compulsory pllota9e IN the
waters OF the State OF Virginia.
70 arrange aud consolidate into code
the general statutes Of the Common
wealth in relation to special partner
ehire
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17
cHlLDREN's LABOR.

The Committee on Propositions and
Grievances reported the bill to provide
for the schooling and limit OF labor OF
children employcdin manufacturing and
.o.bar establishments
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17

The chair was resumed at 4 p. NJ,
the Lieutenant Governor presiding.
The Senate joint resolution limiting
the time within which claims against the
State may be funded under existing
laws being the unfinished business, was
passed by on motion and subsequently
taken up and recommitted to the Com
mittee on Finance and Banks.
A motion that the regular order of
business be dispensed with aud that
each senator be entitled to call up one
bill being adopted, the Senate pro-
ceeded in accordance with il.
There was o large amount Of time
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-17

Huffman, Hunter. Johnson, Kiucheioe. Legsett,
Magrdder. Mckee. Montague, &. moore. j.,
J. L. Moore, Morton, sustain, overoy, Pollard,
Porter, +. l.. Roberts, ,. Roberts, Ryan, Saun-
ders. Sebrell. Silver, StarI0, Terrell, Lyon a..
Tyler. K. II. Tyler. Watkins, West, Williams,
Wright, and Mr. Syeaker-5L
NOgs.-Nessra Ash, Baskerville, Goodman
Brown. A. W. Harris, JaTatt, Loving. Martin,
McCaudlish, McClintc, Parr Pedigo, Perkins,
Phillips, Quisenherry. Robinson, Sanger, scott,
Tlnslsy, Maidill. Webb, ana Ioung-2i
Mr.. Echols moved TO reconsider
There were amendments which should be
put in the bill before the measure got
beyond the stage OF amendment. Here
ferred to the exception OF express COM
panies from the operation OF the bill.
Mr.. Hay called the pending question.
Mr., Saunders moved to pass by.
The Chair declared this motion not in
order.
Mr.. Saunders appealed.
The House sustained the Chair-ayes,
90 4; noes, 3
The motion to reconsider was lost
ayes 90, Ioes 43-as follows:
AYE%-Messr4. D. ". Anderson. Ash. Baldwin,
Baskerville. Brist0w. Goodman Brown, John A.
Brown, Craft DAingorheld. Dicsey, Echos,
Evans, A. W. Harris. Huffman, Jarratt. Loving,
Martin. MAgrudef, McOandllsh, Mexico, Mcneil,
Montague. Pedigo. Perkins, PHILIPPE. Porter,
Quisenb berry, Riner ROano, Robinson. Saunders,
Scott, Tinsioy. Treat, Madiill, Watkins, Webb,
and Nogng-3S.
NOEs.-Messrs. Alensworth, ". A. Anderson,
Buford. Carter, Cauet, Coleman. CorOett,
Counts. Crawford. Crismond, Curtis, pabreY,
Edmonison, ERell, Figgat. Flood, J. $ Harris,
Hay, llorbort, IIoDson, Hunter, Johnson kinche-
loe, A. Moore. Jr, J. T.. Moore, Morton. Muslain,
Parr Pollard, 4. L. Rooerta. J. Roberts, Ryaa,
Sebren. Silver, Simpson, Starhe. Terrell. Lyon
G. Tyler, u. II. Tyler, West, Williams, Wright
and Mr. ~DeREer-fa
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-04
FRorEcTTEo FUR sEA1e.

Ny endeavors 70 establish, by icterna-
douai cooperation, measures Tor the pre-
yeDtion q tie determination of fur seals IN
Behring Sea have not been relaxed. and I
have hopes Of being enabled shcr.ly tosub-
nit one elective ard satisfactory conVen-
hCnal alpTOject with the maritime powers for
the approval of fac Senate.
The eCast and boundary between esT
Alsslan POSSESSIONS and BEitiall Columbia,
7 regret 60 cay, hns not received ths G.tea-
Eon demanded by its Importance, and
which On several occasions haretofoze had
The hnn0r &c recommend 70 Cc8g7sss. The
admitea5 iInprEctieshiiity, il uos inapOssi-
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-04

The Empire Of Brazil, n aboiishing the
last yestige OF slavery among Christian
nations, called forth the earnest congr2tu-
letions o. this Government in expression
Of the cordial sympathy of our people.
The claims Of neaTiy sl other countries
against Chile, growing out Of the late var
with Bolivia and Peru, have been disposed
Of either by arbitration or by limp set
tlement. Similar elgiIns Of orr ciazens
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-04

The Apache Indiana. whose removal
from their reservation iu Arizona followed
the capture OF those of tHeiT number who
e1esgsd IL . ol0c0r ard m8r5sfous raid
daring 3 par. oI -ae yeas. 1885 ailG 1885
are now hei1 es plIsoE IS u var e Mount
Vernon BGTacas II ibe state Of Aiahausa
They nun beVei o. Tie DIST Or 0esebef-
,hs dale of the is5 rep5Tt-s3 men. 10
women, % boys SGD 50 EFls-in ali, $50
pgIs31S. The con n 9ficera safe
thst they ere 50 good Aeaith aud cont isnsst,
and that they ara kept euplcyei a. fulY
IS IS possible under sH5 oiTguEo st2ncsa The
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-04

OF the total Duugber Of Possmasier 4 .87A
recsivs no allowance Ulnleger for eg nses
u lhe service. and Their ,ompsass "a is
hzed 81 percentages OF receipts of gh eir re-
spectlvs Offices. Thl rate oi C0mPr 5ion
may Rave been. grd groha7le Bas. ~ some
lma just cDt a. stauaErd has ceumned
unchanged th-o1 ihe Tsral re6ecions
in tle ra,s postage gc-icn have
reo Gus aoTn lltg con- peEea'iou %
these eela While i uEl1ubicG}v N
eIeas s oEles5 pc oned Dy faeIn.
e.up j1euce required attention. 10 thja
yaciee. -ae enc tlat a.eis-s Post,
1ksteTs aY s9eiT e les3 g ecu ivaisnt
% Che. which the lsT ite, iung he raie
intended Ser them.
o7uER rsSTAL HzLArIoHs.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-27

1rrlcs-C huce early. pr barrel. - % to
q ~ uircr tots I5c. % %.
rseor- virginia hams choice old. nc per
round; ner hams small Is to l5c new
hans large. 10 to Re, sides, II to l2l
shoulder, % .0iiC.
Black Eyr Pcas-io0 - tl.2j.
HeeswaN-is % Zoe per pound
Buckwhca,-3i t. &c.
Butter virginia creamery. % 10 DC, fam
ily packed Virginia, II 20 DC; choice yell
low. store packed Virginia. rs TO loc; store
hacked miycd color and sweet II 70 liC
store packed FAIR 10 good, 10 TO re
Ere--ln crates or, shi p to pc in boxes
and barrcls. 20 20 2c.
ponnd. Turkeys, II 10 BE per pom d.
Dnck4. II o. l3c per round, &c sc, I 90 9c
per pound Turkeys lNe. TO lie per pound.
D-iod Teaches peeled 70 &c IN
peeled bake. 3 20 SIC. Apples sliced to &c.
quarters . 60 Sc Cher ic- pitted ii TO IL:
Black bern to 3, WbOrtleberres D to
7c'
Feathers Prime hive goose, IS to 40 per
round. mixed - ~ zoe.
Flassced- bushel, a. 90 tosll0.
Hides-Dry Hints. l'cht weights, 20 &c
rer round. heavy weights &c per pound, dry
Salfftt. - Llf'll 'Jlifia - rAHNAtt ~
Ilogs- Dressed ~ a. r..
W6ol-Tub- WASHED. % 10 &c per pound
nnwashed. PC I-r pound
Lard-Prme coun,ry ITO l0c per pound
O1.cas-ln barrels. 81 - - $500.
peanuts-Fancy s:oct, per pound, to
90 medium. 2. 10 q.
Potatoes Per bash'l 80 20 5jc.
Roo,s-Gnseng, perronni, sl.s'c Seneca,
- pOund. - ~ Boo.
Partridge. 10 70 l3c. pheasgn,s
50 20 t.4. s'nis,n. - % ,4c. whole dee-, g.
% 1r rabbits. 10 to lic
Droceri.s, Etc.
Piooms-rwo s,un,- 81. 90 70 81 %: three
string. 81 iJto.2 ~ iolr strings, 500 10
e 90.
Basket-Winow. sl.l5 to sl.3o per nest;
silt, tOlO 5lc periO-en.
Can Tomatoes, pounds per dozen lW
20 OJ.
can Corn, pounds ger doz. % IS.
Rice Carolina, T. 20 H. RangeOOn SIC.
Salt Liverpool, ifom store. 81 %: ground
alun from store, le- sack 800 10 sl.O5.
VallOW-4lc.
Cheese-rrme cutting. be- common. toto
lie. English dairy, lSc. pineapple, 25c.
lard-prre 9lc. refined. Zoe.
Molasses-Es.ra, hogshead, Is 20 l5c;
aerCes "A o &c barrels. IS 20 l6c; genuine
golden syrup, PER gallon, r 70 &c, New Or
leans, prime 10 choice - 20 5lic.
SOsp-Common 20 T., best washing, "a
70 Sc toilet. - 20 &c
sugars-Granulated, "a g, A sugar, nc; B
sugar re & sugar, &c.
1eas-Hlack, % "a lOc. imperial, s. 20 S5c;
gunpowder. % 10 Sc
Cotiee-Rio common. IS to lsc; fair, l6ic,
good 20 prime. II 10 ls.ci Laguayra, 10. 10
l9c Java. 25 10 zoe.
Buckets Painted, Two hoops, 81 %. three
hoops, 81 80.
Fish Herrings. y. c, gross, s. 90 North
Carolina cut herring, s. rs; North Carolina
rec, per half barrel. 81 ~, Eastern. gross,
ti.5O. Matkerel, No ,. in barrels si7.6O;
No 3. new, $3.50 No. / IA KITS, / 80, No
Pin kits. q -; No 3, CO..
Candles acamantine, pel pcGnd, lOc, per
SCI, SC. Lalf-boAes. 81.
Meat. flons and Meal.
Bulkmeats-Sides, Ole. SHOULDERS. SIC.
BacoI-W Western shoulders, l0c Clear-rlb
sides lie breasts l2ic. hams lac
FloW-Rchm nd patent roller family
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-27
pRRsnNAL OPINIONS.

Mr.. r. K. WI IF the firm Of ]. i
Wylcs & Co, general commission m
chant. Of this ciN). reports the general
trade as pretty good-it is year o.
plenty, aud tie receipts OF pfrishab!c
stuff In the way # potatoes, anplts, ",
are large. Nirginiau ctbbage, oaing 10
the enormous ara in the Wyihe section
ial1uisx or se,eI tn usanl acrts) d
sDled TO this growth this year, are az q
discount, owing TO our Ovcr-siock' q
uiIket, and The crops Of this yrgttti II
in Ohio having been heavy, they are rot
ehsy ID move. + Orida fruits are fast
coming 10, the IT. sPtct Is for a large
crop, but OF very poor quality. Tx
cceding heavy 'hiTmenls are expected
Cor Thanksgiving Day tneAt Thus
Gayl. but nothing tha. IS not extra fine
will hing fu market price
Major Clay Drewry of Dreary Il Go.
k,ys "Our traGe auriug Tie month Of
a., iOber was very largely in excess OF II e
same period last year. suppose as mu' h
A. 81 per cent increase over The CORES
pondirg month last year. In November
/ don't think We have done ra,ably 8
AtUs UOt lENlt has Ntth NtN'"N' ~
proyement lately, and business may b /
Up toward the end of the month, hui Just
nov it is impossible to say how II VIII
turn out. don't think The gen, raj ont
look is ~ good as II was at the time
,ssi,cir for the spring trade, that i MOI
in our husint SIS for the ulk OF cur bust
2ess ia in the tDbacrO belt, and a very
valuable part e IL in the bright tobacco
districts, and they ere not ullrg 80 I'VE
~. Bu.insss IN the southwest IS very
good, owing. think, in great measure
40 me NV railroa bang built out tLere.
which mol only hestens the ceyelopm NJ
Cf the splendid mineral and timber bands
but opens up market for The magn fcent
cattle from the fine grazing lands Of that
section. think tie Exposition MAS
a great thing for Richmond, in that II
tended TO increase trade. Bat Tor II /
think We should have done very much
smaller business than We did. There has
not leen the same disposition to buy this
wear Ms there was last, and The ENposi.
lion has brought us a great many buy
eIs"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-27

November 2g.-The very poor showing
IN the I awhile Exposition in new hrighls
has appartn,ly stimulated some buying
here on speculation, and we learn 10 DAY
that transactions of the latter TWO days
of last week and some sales 10 day, with
what Is being sold 10y sample outside,
amounts TO much more than the prnci'
pals in these trades are wiling 10 make
pu!lic. All OF which Is an indie ton OF
a strong market now and suppOsts
better bright market for the future. We
saw few wrappefs in Danyille, the large
size OF the average good TO fine wrap
pers being here. For ane color one must
soon lock 20 new brights AID pay high
prices; for gOOI substantial mahogany
and bright wrappers 81 good 10 fun size
the old crop viii have to tc depended
ulon. " lille for early Use the old vii! lie
Or, ferabe in oil grades. Competition IN
D.iville on cutters was close, o. ough
only few leading films were bnylng
fretly. The b,sl old offerings OF Ills
class on our maraet may Therefore DC
cOnsites'd ~ fairy reasonable yet. We
nd tobacco people generally clamorlng
for The number OF pounds IN Richmond,
and i.s classification As 10 age, quality,
g,nde and condition. This il a problem
N, should BE wOl ked OUT and systcmat-
ca ~ kel, lp. the Trade should also
agI,ale The question and insist upon
K. ing resales and planters tobacco
separate Tie Legislature should give
US a t!l making II a county collector or
so ne Officers duty 10 regularly ppoIi
tobacco acr, age planted, ~i,h other IKE
da .. 20 nUr Agricultural Commissioner.
II these common sense rules aad laws
be carried out we can for once have
sure tr0p basis for calculation, ALIKE
bcn, icia! 20 planter and d :aler, whereas
heretofore q has Leen merely guess
work There is enough cooperative
hard work 10 lie done to perfect the To
blccO Trade 30 occupy our minhs and
time pr, Fl ably too tor many months
Who VII help? We hope all will
NJ. Julien ). Carr was OF Change to
lay AID seems confident ina, Durham
viii soon be hers il again, and believes
there viii he no further trouble. but
thinks the sO.calltd crasl there will re
dound 10 Durham's benefit. While the
suie Of doing business there and else
here in upland markets viii receive
heal fol modification in mode and man
ntr. This has been our view
GONE WEST
Sir. Bohmer of Lieh.foo,, & Co,
and NJ. Sam +. Carr OF Carr & Dickin
sons. wtni West with Colonel Mason OF
the WstDL Iotdcc0 JcnllG! Saturday
Mr.. Carr vir,s to-day from NJ Sterling,
Ky. Have s,on crops above the ave
rage Has no oo'of; is large, coarse,
s.oazy, daik brown no qu' NY
f..rtr,,r q hmm
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-27
New YORK Markets.

Nav YORK. November 10 Flour dull
and heavy. Wheat close to lower. spot
sales ~. red l.l2al.if. Corn close .un-
-ctticd and weak ~ sails No > mixed,
l. Ia l9lc. Oats cio ed dull and heavy; spot
sale. 80. " tie State illc Pork firm n
- O0mIG. 90 for prime Lard firmer. De.
ecmner. 8G7. sugar- refined quiet and
ste dv. cut loaf and crushed &c cubes
and p0wd red lie ,oilee, lGgc.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-27
TOBACCO MARKET.
4eeont Sales in DanViiie -- saturdays
Frioes-Personal Mention and Opinions
D,NylILE. VA Nov. "a, 1883.


DANviLLE, Va, Nov. "a 1883.
Redmond Times Co,-The Exposition
tobacco sales were finished up to-day at
$40 O'Clock, after two days selling, and
resuls are given herewith. There are no
sei of buyers whose duties are more la
laborious than those Of an active Dan
vile tobacco buyer. Ii takes cool hood.
cuick perception and a strong conslitu.
non 20 stand the wear aud tear OF bpdy
mind and clothes The tobacco lrade
work early and late, and the whit r
months axe hardly less trying than ne
heat of the summers sun to the close fol
lower OF the breaks Ii takes backbone.
gfIl and fefye to pull through he"vy
DAYS work here; but it is done all ia
same. The Expos tion crowd tested tn'
physical ana ? cuuiafy strength Il I e.
buyers. but with"us tram o. comp mi
ihai We h,ar of Sanrday nigh Il se
ale greatest o. Dauy,l : sciiie,em :
IN he xpO>i,ioh ~. Next week nsD-
lar sale. will be resumed, wuh larg T.
teriugs T, adi Le.e. and b, lot,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-27
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. November % Wheat steacy,
com qu6ct. provisions quiet. Closing pri, is
Wheat, November and December. lO2 Jan
uary. O25c. Corn. November. 57ic De
ceniher 3,sc. Januar 35!c. Oats. No
.ember. 2Gic. December 2Gsc.. January.
a4r. Pork, November and December
II. f5 January. 1870. Lard, November
$50: December -.31l; January, SO Ribs,
January. AZ, May. 80.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-27

Using and seuHng low transportation
rates has been Winesiimable benent 10
Danviile's best show and biggest sue
cess
We met Mr. p c. Edmunds OF Holt,
Shaefer & Co, Lynchburg, in The cry.
w T.. d.