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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-22
New York Financial Market.
fBy Telegraph.

NEW YORK, October 2l.-Money closed al
Il per cent. The market worked very close
at times to-day. rs high a. H. per cent. be-
Ing paid for money ON call. The lowest rate
was q per cent. Exchange steady: posted
rates, i>2@ iSiis; actual rates. 49, "a 1917.
for sixty days. and ~ 4W iSj3t for demand
government bonds closed steady: currency
Is. III bid; AS do, 1856 bid; - cou
pOns. III bid.
The whole stock market was active. weak
and lower throughout the whole forenoon
Prices declined unnterruptedly 10 noon
under a heavy selling of the granger~ and
cOalcr-. The selling was attributed chiefly
to the unfayOrahlc outlook in the matter O
the earnings Of the roads. The bear.
took occasion to hammer certain stock.
at intervals. which materially assisted the
downward movement The rest Of th,
market gave way in sympathy. out Of q
total of 900 shares sold 10 H. o'clock. the
tive leading coal stocks furnished - pen
cent, and az T. O'Clock all were from / Il
~ per cent. lower than Saturday night
the latter in New Jersey Central. The
Changers furnished 32.2O0 shares more
and We're down "a per cent. The decline
in the other stocks ranged from .W ( PEI
cent. sugar and oil trusts were both weak
and declined sharply. During the after
noon the market WAS weak and somewhat
irregular. Near the close there was a -harl
rally on buying 10 cover, but the improve
ment was not fully maintained in malOrl
~ If cases. Final figures were generally
10 per cent. below those Of saturday. To-
day sales were 3iy.33j shares.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-22
TOBACCO DEPARTMENT.

RICHMOND. Va. October 2o.--No saies
Of t,bsrco at auction or Change to-day.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary 10.
day: Wrappers. b hogshcads: hiiers' ~
hogsheads; smokers, hosbead; DARK
tobacco. - hogshcads: hurley. IL hogshead
-un-curcd. ) hogsheads. Total sales rcpoI'eu
10 the secretary to-day. Isl hog-heads.
Office of the tobacco inspector reports
to-day: Inspections. bright. ~ hogsheads :
dark. - hogsheads: Western. i2hogshead-'
Reinspec,ions, bright. - hogsheads; dark.
Il hogsheads.
Farmers. ~hockoe. Blanchards, Da'en-
ports. Centre, Allegheny and Old Donin-
ion warehouses report 10 hogsheads deiN-
cred to-day.
Office Of the Collector of the United states
Internal Revenue reports collections Tor
the city Of Richmond to-day a. follows :;
Tax paid cigars and cigarettes. 81, l32.":
tobacco. sG.9lG.p6: special, s;3.3J. Total
collections for city to-day. Sll.Os2.32 ..
Registered ai the Tobacco Exchange: l.
\. Davis. Henderson. y. G.; We. folndeN-
ter. Middletown, ono.
4 gentleman lust from the Western to-
bacco markets reports: "Sales Of btrleys
small on the Louisville and Cincinnati mar
kets. ~ holders are not willing 10 accept
present prices. Receipts are rapidly failing
of. n the crop is pretty well IN. Receipts
i'm cincinnati last week were Nj hOs-hcads'
while the actual sales were over l.2pp, show
inc reduction Of stocks Of nearly lp hogs
heads. The receipts will. ~ matter oi
course, DE smaller and smaller. Manuiac-
turor. are still holding oil the markets, eN-
ccpf Mr. Scotten. of Detroit, Mich. who
always seems TO hit it right and buy at the
right time
\ letter received from the West TO day
SAYS: common hurleys are reported high
or on the Louisville and Cincinnati markets.
Receipts on Cincinnati market last week
$50 hog-heads.'
\ gentleman just from Henderson, y. G.,
SAYS: son account of the dry weather the
breaks are light. prices IL 10 - per cent.
higher and gpdffV deprcciating. The fUcr
part Of the crop Is 0WJW green and poor.
Curc5s. not showing 80 much color: WfnI-
pcrs, thin and poperV. The best quality
Of the crop was sold early in the season.
The following is rcrbUfiHi ,copy OF the
writing contained on the head Of a hogs
head now stored in >eabr0ok's warehouse
tO-wit:
Nlnth-streei Tobacco Warehouse.
Louisville. Ky:
Sell and remit to Wilowtown.
Taylor Co., Ky.
10. SHORT
The Richmond tobacco market was active
on wrappers and filters to-day. Dark to-
bacco was more active, with good sales.
(. Mel.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-22
WHOLESALE PRICE CURRENT.
Reported by spiatley & OyeIbey, Commits
ion Merchants. l2NG Cary street

SION Merchants, LOO gary street
Country Produce.
AppicS Choice. s2..5 To $3.50: prime, 5.
90 s.. -; poor 70 good, 81 - 20 $l.,j.
Bdcon-N Virginia hams, choice old, lJc
per pound; new hams, small. BIO llc.; new
hams, large. II H. l2c.; sides, - to %.
shoulders, to Sc.
Bcdns-t hoice navy. 500 to s2.9j
Bidck Eye Peas. $50 10 Sl.1j.
BecsrdT-2O Ia dc per pound.
Broom cOrR-3 to De-.
Bnckrhcdt- ic. 10 Dc.
Buter- Virginia creamery. - 10 pic.
family packed lNirginial. Il 10 l9c. choic,
yellow. store packed lNirgnial. III 10 lie.
store packed, mixed color and sweet. Is I,
i5c,; store packed. common Ia fair. . to toe
Cdbbdgc--ler 100. 81 to s..
ChesfnHts-6 to 1c.
Eggs-ln crates tfresh), Is to 49,; in
boxes and barrels. L. 10 lSr.
Lire Pouitrg-llens, - TO BE; mixed
coops, % to BE. Chickens. spring. large
III 10 2jc.; small, ITO ljc. Ducks. - TO Doe
Dricd Fruit Peaches, peeled. ) 10 &C..
unpoeled, halves, 10 &C., Apples, sliced. ;
10 3iSc.; quarters, -. To 3c. Cherries, pit.
ted, ITO Sc. Dlackbcrries, 3 to &C.. Whor
tlcberries, to De-.
Feathers Prime live goose, 20 10 l2c. PEI
pound; miycd, ~ in 1>,,
Fiafseed Per bushcl, 81 TO Sl.lO.
Grapes 3 20 30.
H'des Jry Hints, light weights, ! TO sc
per pound heavy weights, 6isc. per pound
dry sailed. &C.; twet) sailed, 4c.; green, Be-
Lord-l'rime country, ; to SIC. pei
pound.
Onions-Per barrel, S2.2j to $50; pei
crate, 10 to Soc.
Ordnges-$3.O0 10 500.
Iemons-$3.00 10 fa.5o,
Pednuts hncy stock er pound, ) TO &c.
medium, y to ".
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-22
FINANCE AND COM Il RCE
New York stock Market.
Reported by &. ". Branch X Co.. bankers
and brokers, No. iii Main street.


NEW lOBk. October u. our market was
very weak ior the whole iist up 10 > O'Clock.
with an occasional rally in speciality. and
some resistance In some stocks iQ he bear
pressure. The real cause for The decline
was the tight money. most loans beng made
at >Hlu per cent. or course. the hears
pressed their advantage, they would hot be-
human if they did not. and in consequence
we had the most general slump Of any day
since July. The news was generally goOi.
except that the bad coal trade wa- made 10
do duty again. and N0rihWest's decrease of
SljS.OoO for ihe month Of September hurt the
grangcf-. The beans have had a moderate
success. and they manage 90 shake out
more long stocks than they did. still the
list has gone down pretty well since >eptcm-
beer lth. and unless the money question
gets "a bc serious one, and we have real
pinch. iLs BULLS ought very soon To- have a
chance 90 make quick and ialgc profits In
the last hour the selling movement was sci
ia again. and prices went down at first. To
rally again at 2:3O.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-22
CURES WITHOUT THE USE OF NAU-
SEATING DRUGS.
YOUR PHYSICIAN PREsCRIBEs II AMI
KNOWS MS VALUE.

After the discovery and introduction of the
waters OF the celebrated Healing Spring O
Ache county. y. G., holder and "a much
more strongly mprognated spring OF water
was found higher up tho valley on the land'
| u Major j. 4. Piummcr.
For Blood Diseases, CanccrOus Affections
/ all kinds OF Diseases OF the skin, Pimples
| BlO'ches, ROuglin, IS, SaliOwnos-, Mole and
/ lad Complexion. adde's who. from loss of
rest, Oyer-eNertion. and too much dissipa
/ tiOn. become lauguid and blusc. will find tho
| plummor Bromiuc Arsenic Wafer great
| boon and resiOrcr Of freshness. sufferer
with Dyspepsia. Indigestion, or amy stomach
| or Kidney Troubles VIII lind the Iiummei
/ RrOminc Arsenic Water gives immediate re
/ lief ? how the analyst, Of The plummer Bro
mine Arsenic Water 20 your physician and
ask him Nili 10 help you.
| cur leading coo ofs are prescribing this
/ wonderful water and receiving the bot TO-
suits from is action. II Us Gaily growing In
| favor with the medical fraternity, and tho
demand for the water is rapidly Increasing.
| I'm the near future the llummer BiOmiho
Arscnic Ma'Cr Will become the ,ltuiing
| Healing Water oi the world Tor all blood
stomach. Kidney, and Skin Diseases.
WnArTuE "PLCMMER BRNMiNE ARSE
NC WATER HAS DONE FOR A RICH
MOND LADY, and NHAT SHE SAYS
ABDi 4 ll.
"Beng great sufferer from in ligcstiOn.
and being unable 10 eat either fruit or veg, -
tables. on making my trouble known 20 lr.
London q. Edwards hc advised me to Use
Hummer Biomine Arsenic Water know
my my regular physician. Or. Hunter Me-
Juirc, had prescribed me same water ]
riOcureg case OF the Plummrr ljrOmlne
Arsenic Wafer md am glad 10 say when
using This water could en- anything. fruits
and vegetables Included, ~ my skin viii G
using thp water was clear ana free fruui
pimpies, BiOtchcs. and letter which always
came when eating fruits withou. drinking
plummcr BrOmine Arsenic Water. I glHily
give my testimony 10 the value OF PiumWcr
BrOmine Arsenic Water for aiding digestion
and cleaning ami purifying the skin.
see that you get tie hummer W0minc
Arsenic MAlar from Asnn county. y. L.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-22
New York Produce Market.

yFw YORK October 2l.-Flour firmly
held, but dull and unchanged: Southern
quiet and unchanged. Wheat weak; spot
sales No. red. 81 ,Ws2i g.: No. red win
ter October. NJ a.. Corn dull; spot sales Of
No. . mixed. 3l@D l-lGc.. do. October.
Ssisc. Oats fairly active and weaker; spot
sales Of No. mixed. October. 2i14c. PORK
duh; inspected mess. $l2@sl2.j0. Lard
slightly iiumcr; October $3.50. sugar
Raw quiet and weak; centrifugal. 6 de-
grecs test. &C.: fair refining. b., refined was
fairly active; cut loaf and crushed. Ii-c..
powdered. re; graduated. ~; cube.
: l4c.; mould \. 13-c.; coniectioner- \. &C.:
Columbia \. Gs.c.; extra &. j7-W6c.; yell
low. > ll-lGmj3.c. Coffee, spot lots steady
fair RIO carg0es. ~ g.
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Grain and Cotton Exchange.
KIChMOND. Va, October 81, 1857.
OFFERINGS.

OFFERINGS.
Wheat-ll. 80 bushels.
Corn 100 bushels.
Oats 4. 100 bushels.
Rye-iOO bushels.
sALKs KnFnRIEp Iu SECRETARY.
Wheat -LOnghcrry. 400 bu,hel, prime
on private terms. >horihcrry. - bushels
very good al sgc.; 30 bushels very good al
Sc: 2>6 bushels good at Sc; 80 bushels
fair ~ S.Ic; bushels common al Sc; It
bushels c0nilnon al fpc.. 40 bushels common
AT 12c.. 90 bushels common AT ,Oc.; = bush
els common M 0jc. Mixed. 40 bushels
prime at 90. Total sales of wheat. j.ii'
bushels.
EOats Winter, 100 bushels very coed on
private tcrMs.
COTTON REPoRT.
Market firm.
Quotntions.- Middling. 49, g.; low mid.
ding, 95sc.; good ordinary, Sac.
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CmcAGo. October 2l.-Wheat opened
weak. Corn steady. oats weak. Provisions
duh Closing llj firm: Wheat October
$3.50; December. So r.; MAY. - % 80
Corn October. 30i4 w3O3-c.; November
3)l4c; December. aoi 20. oats October
re: November. ~ -; December. - SO
Pork-October. Sll: November. % D.: year
xg.g1i.. Lard October. $3.50; November
s6.O2is: year. 500 Ribs October. $40
November, Si.>5: January. stIils.
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Richmond Live stock Market.

HICnMoNp. Va. October n. l>>'.
Receipts 6j8 head Of cattle; no sheep
and lambs: 40 hogs.
sales 81 head Of cattle; 40 sheep and
lambs: 80 hog-.
Prices Cattle. best, 81. 10 4c. gross: me-
dunn 10 good. 234 10 81 &C.. gross; common -
fair, ] to ne. gross; sheep. 3 10 &C.. gross:
hogs, TO sc. net; bulls, IL TO re.
gross.
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Baltimore Markets.
rp.r 'E.1..x..l.

BALTIMORE. MD. October 20.-Cotion
quiet: middlng. 1890. Flour dull. Wheat
southern dun; shipping grades lower; Fultz.
Isq Sc; Longbcrry. sOWs,c.: No. ,. Sc:
steamer and red. - &c.; Western weak and
lower; No. winter red. spot and October.
litm ~Oi4c. Corn southern old firm: white.
ii@ &C.; yellow. miic.: Western quiet
and easy: mixed spot. 3ni q iOc.: October.
3oi zM%34c. oats firm and higher: SOUTH
ern and Pennsylvania. 2lw sic: Western
white. NJ z@2Si &C.: Western mixed. pa
Die. grades No. ,, white. 2sisc. Rye
steady: prime TO choice. 800 j1c. Provision.
steady. Petroleum steady: refined. S..
Coffee quiet Rio cargoes fair. l9isc. sugar
dull; soft, Nc. Copper steady; refined.
lUi e.
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Georgia Pacific Ter Ga, Y, G 1877 lillt
Georgia Pacific j per ct. 1923. slh ~
Georgia Pacific incomes w 30 81
Petersburg Class 4. IS. II. 4 iG
Petersburg Class u. 6'-. 1926. l0j lO1
Rich. K Dan cun-ol 6's. 1890 lO2
Rich. 4 Dan. gold Is. & 1918 lls
Rich. x Dan. debt Gs. 1877 lOl
Rich. 4 Dan. gen. mort. IS. -
X. Y. X. 4. Z. lst SIS, 1894 III
RAILROAD STOCKS.
Petersburg ............... 81
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HulliCutt'S RlGQnatiGCura.

mmliiblc cure for Rheumausfp. s,iatica.
Neuralgia, and Az diseases OF the Blood.
skin and Kidneys. For sale by druggists
at one dollar per bottle; six boxes Tor five
dollars. send for book OF testimonials free.
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Richmond stock Market.

Reported by John l.. Williams & son,
bankers and brokers. No III Main street.
kIcHMoNR, Va: October 81, 1850.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-10-02

quickly as possible get rid in some
way OF a tariff question that is u
nuisance, albeit it. thus estab.
fishes a greater nuisance than the
one sought to be disposed of. II
is more likely, however, that the
House, when it comes toconsidel
this tariff bill volunteered by the
Senate, will insist upon it's own
constitutional right to originate
revenue measures and refuse to
approve it.
Nobody, OF course, can now say
what will be done, eitherin House
or Senate, about this important
matter, but it will be well for
those adversely affected by the
present law and rulings to be alert
and vigilant, so that a better con-
dition OF affairs may be brought
about.
Col. +. NJ. Crawford, president
of the Leaf Tobacco Board oi
Trade OF the City of New York,
said to us a day or two ago when
talking casually about the ques-
ton:
II am decidedly opposed to the
Senate bill as it stands, because
it is unjust to all OF the interests
which it affects. Thegeneral SEN
timent OF the trade is in favor OF
two rates of duty on imported
leaf tobacco, provided a bill can
be framed and passed that will be
comparatively easy of execution.
| would approve, and think the
trade would, a bill framed as fol-
lows:
"'Leaf tobacco commercially
known and chiefly used as wrap
'pers 20 cents a pound.
"Leaf tobacco commercially
known and chiefly used as filters
80 cents a pound
"a law thus framed, itseems to
me, would be easy of execution
and Just to all. ."-TObacco Leaf.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-10-02
ABDUCTED BY A NEGRO.
A GIrl ofFifteen Kept a Prise.
ner For a Year BY 4 COlored
Barber.

At New Orleans on the 18th ult.,
one Of the most horrible cases on re
cord in The criminal annals was
brought to light, and the perpetraior
Of the outrage safely landed in jail.
The facts are as follows Louise
Schoemsker, a pretty blonde OF only
fifteen years, has been missing from
her parents residence for over .
year. All effJrts h locate the miss
ing girl by her grief st,icken parents
proved futile until the other day,
when Sergeant Kcnny was Informed
that young white girl was kept q
prisoner in room in the rear Of the
barber shop situated on Felicity
street, between Dryades and Barr
onne. by a negro named Gus Reed.
The officer repaired to the place, and
finding Il clo.ed, broke open the door
in the rear Of The shop. AS the door
swung back a horrible sight greeted
the eyes Of the Sergeant. Standing
in the centre Of the room was th,
frail form Of . white girl, her naked
mess being hid by q tattered AMI torn
under garment. Her face wal al
pale as death, while her eyes CLEANED
in most unnatural manner. As the
Sergeant entered the room she rushed
toward him with q wild cry. and
clung tremblingly TO bis arm, repeat.
ing q half dozen times in pitcou.
oDnes, Save me. save me-" Kenny
attempted TO cousole the poor crea.
ture, but her mind being somewhat
unbalanced. could not at once under.
stand what he meant. only aftef
repeated assurance that she was nov
In friendly hands did the unfortunate
girl rtali.e bis position anil become
quiet She vas mich emqciated
with look Of fterror on her still pretty
face. The officer Immediately ). cur.
ed clothing, aud upon questioning
the girl learned that she had beeI
locked up in the room by Reed foI
over q year aud was compelled "a
submit 10 LIS attentions Sergt
Kenny Immediately sought Reed a1d
found him in the shop aud placed
him under arrest. The culprit wal
taken to the Sixth precinct station
and the proper charge preferret
against him.
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Early, Booming Late.

.ssFf sO0h6 law
Tell US not in m lrnful plumbers
That the town is full of gloom.
For the man'sa crank that slumbers
In these bustling days ofboom.
Life is real, life is earnest,
And the grave is not its goal;
Ever dollar that 'hou turntst
Helps to make the old town roll.
Bnt enjoyment and not sorrow,
l. our destined end or way;
lf you have not money borrow
Buy a corner lot each day!
Lives of all great men reminds us
We eau win immortal fame;
Let us leave the chumps behind US
And we'll get there just the same
In this worlds broad field of battle,
In the bivonac of life,
Let us make the dry bones rattle
Buy corner lot for wifi!
Let Us, then. BE- up and doing.
With a heart for any fate:
SuIl achieving, still pursuing.
Booming early, booming late.
-I'OrtiaRd Ore Telegram.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-10-02
When Congress convenes.

All thenl what will that august
conglomeratlon Of wise men do
about the tariff on leaf tobacco?
Will the law anent be left asst is.
or will some sensible amendment
thereto be made? Who can tell I?
Tradesmen interested in this sub
ject are thinking aboutit, as they
are about the hundreds Of thou
sands of dollars they have paid
in duty under protest IN compli.
ance with Treasury regulations.
Some persons are Of the opin-
ion that the House will promptly
take up the Senate bill, which sub
stantially provides that any
package of imported leaf that has
a single wrapper leaf in itshall be
assessed ut the rate OF seventy.
iive cents duty on every pound oI
tobacco it contains, and II not
opposed, pass it or something
similar. II the House pursues
this course It will do 50 to az
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SHE COULD NOT GO.
A NEAT GRIPSACK WAS
PACKED.
She Was Very Thankful that a
Way Seemed Opened for Her
" willing Feet.


Golden Ruis.
II often happened" as we say,
that she could not do the things she
ghished much TO do.
When the high school alumni had
their first reunion after she was
graduated, she hoped 10 be present
in y nretty new gown so fitted to
herself anu her condition in school
life that she would not be conscious
Of her clothes; but the night pre-
vious to the propo ed day of pur-.
chasing the frock. an urgent need
Of Just that fifteen dollars for gem
eral family use caused the familiar
pale blue. that was in the habit Of
appearing at whatever little merry
makings its owner attended, TO be
the best available costume. Miss
State (short for Statira )quelled her
little yanities, and began to array
her pretty figure for the festivities
in which her quick wit was to scintil-
late. when the awkward brother
wnOm she loved was brought in
with a broken ankle. State STAYED
ut home, aud when Tommy kissed
her, after the surgeon had gone
home, she would not have minded
staying away from a dozen recep-
tions. Still, the great professor Of
mathematics was presen at that re-
aniou, and she had been longing to
see him. There were reasons for
this desire, and Statlra was not
blind to the probability that she
had missed a rare opportunity.
When she had read every book Of
the four years course but two, and
| Mollie had to be sent TO the noun.
tains or die. and every possible cent
was ioYously contributed by all the
brothers aud sisters. Of course the
books were not bought, the diploma
could not be taken, and Safe does
not know whether or not she can
accomplish this desired result next
summer, for she is really the house
mother, aud her father must be
/ prudent IN order that there may be
40 lack Of means to keep his pretty
Insane second wife in q safe asylum
while the older children nurse and
1--we the little child she left al home
There seemed an uncanny ele
ment in all these disappointment
THAT Statira silently accepted, ant
the hard places did not rob her o.
her faith that shehad grasped in thI
lmidsl of trouble two wears ago, an,
while she was now aud then petu
LIANT or too grave, she grew in grac
week by week, and knew seasons o
peace
ave must have State" was th
lcry when the delegates to the grea
Iconyention werechosen. "Why, o
coursc State must 20. She is th
best endeayorer Of Us ALL
Aud State did so wish TO 90. Sh
longed for thestrength that Is foun
In great converted movements. Sh
vas thirsty for the uplifting tha
words Of experience can give. |
short, she felt the need OF the in
lluenees that convention would has
( 10 put forth, TO say nothing Of I'll
/ educating effect Of iourneying to
Historic city.
A neat gripsack was packed,
u simple gown hung from two hOol