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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12
FIGHTING COUPONS
The visit OF Governor Lee and Mayor
EiIyseu 60 Lynchburs.
Especial telegram to the Dispssch.l


LYNCHBURG, Va, February III. In answer
10 call lsrge number Of businessmen
assembled In the Young Mems Christian
Association Hall Tonight TO meet Governor
Lee and Mayor Ellyson. OF Richmond.
Mayor y. &. Manson called the meeting to
order, aud by request Senator John w.
Daniel presided.
The senator frat introduced Mayor Ely
son, who expressed great pleasure q, meeting
the business people OF the Hill City, and
SAID be had come among them that they
might take counsel together 10 see n this
terrible burden. the " State debt" could not
be lifted from the shoulders OF DOR people.
lie said ne WA a businessman himself and
understood and appreciated their situation.
but exhorted them 70 stop this suicidal policy
Of using coupons, and urged them 10 help
Governor Lee in his cndeayor 10 place the
state in line with her sister States. HIS
spccch was frequently appauded and gave
great pleasure.
senator Daniel next introduced Governor
Leo IN splendid style.
Governor Lee opened bis speech by saving
thst " be bad come to Lynchburg to pay the
state debt" lie did not propose to pay in
money. but 20 point ont 4 method by which
II could be settled without beng a burden and
settled forever. lie reviewed the statedebt
question since the war, aud spoke OF the great
pressure brought 20 bear for an extra session
o. the Legislature. lie showed the great
increase % coupons being received INTO the
Treasury for the last two years. and demon
stfsted That II some Arrangements were not
made the public institutions would have 10
he closed md the State ruined. lie eX-
hor'ed the property owners and merchants
10 boycott coupons and come 10 the relief Of
The state.
The Governors speech made a splendid
impression, and was listened TO with pro-
found attention.
AZ ne close resoluliors we're offered depre-
eating the use oi coupons, which were
adopted unanimously by a rising vote.
senator Daniel then turned TO Governor
Lee aud said: "The citizens OF Lynchburg
Join ne heartily IN saying, well done, thou
good and faithful servant and would be
glad 20 sgy, 'Go up higher
This was greeted By great applause. The
meeting then adjourned, and a great many
citizens crowded around the distinguished
visitors 10 shake their hands. A committee
VIII De appointed by Senator Daniel to-
morrow 10 get the signatures OF the citizens
who viii pledge themselye, not to use cou-
Uyua.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12
A Terrlble hisfor.une.

Itisa calamity Of the direst kind 10 feel that
ones physical energies are falling in the prime
Of hfe-io feel more nerVsless, more dispirited,
weaker every day. Yet this IS the unhappy lot
Of hundreds VITO surround rs. source OF re-
nsved strength which science approves. in be-
half Of which mUititudes Of tho deblitiated nave
and are every day tesafring, and which, ia
countess instances. has B0ilt up constitutions
Slapped ~ weakness aud innrmisy HGd long IN
teneated by other means. surely conmonds II
sell 70 all VINO ner1 a t0uic. Ao8teftef1 Stomtca
Bitters Il such medscinc-pnre, botanic. soc.h-
fertilizer OF The blood. Dyspepsia aud nervous
Dees-tho nrs, a CAUSE, tue second a consequsnce
OF lack 81 s:amins-depsrt when course OF tho
Bst,ors IA tried. All forms OF mEiarial-iisease,
rhsumstisIn. kidney and bladder trouble. coHsti-
patton. and hilicusness are annililsiod by this
standard family medicine. 10 l2-Tu, fhlslstSa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12

Good Statistical showing of Its
Traffic Ia tuo PHst Wear.

lCouo.poudcnce OF tho Richmond Dispatch.
WEST Por>r. VA, February @, lS>1.
Few people have IN idea of The large vol
uno of freight that D. hAudled here, aud %
rive your readers some idea OF what TINS -
I gitc below a few statistics. THIS trade ana
the business 81 toe place is constantly in
crsa4inc. aud there is mol "a doubt ttat this
year WIN show a large gain npon the last
IOr me wear ending December 81, lNoS,
Ssg.3g1 bales 81 cotton were banded. ihls
At the established average Of The New York
Cotton Exchange. 4S9 pounds per bale, for the
season 81 1883. makes lSI41iTiO pounds.
which 81 ten cents per mound gives the stun
Of {IS.14h1ll. Exported direct 90 Eug.
li.h aud continental ports, l'G.l92 bales, or
So l51, SIS pounds. M value OBJ ,,tlJ, IS. SO.
The remaining 20719S bales were shipped go
New York. Boston. Providence, hud pnilS-
delphia. In addition 20 cotton an amount
~ grain logs, tobacco. slaves, DC, was ca
ported.
During The wear ending December 3lst s29
vessels catered aud cleared from this port,
diVideda a. follows: steamship. GSi, carrying
capacity In tons, afAbi3; harhs 8, c'rrying
capacity IN tons, 2,oj6; hlrkeutines /, carry
INK capscity Ina tons, GIG; scho0ncrs 81, care
wing capacity ia tons, S.l23 Toth number
Of vessels entering Snd clearing from FORT
during 1855. 739; carrying capacity otsame IN
tons gji.9fs.
The vessels engaged in direct export were;
Steamships 20, carrying capacity ma tons,
O. Sn3, barks 3. carrying capacity IN tons.
1850; hs'keutincs /, carrying capacity IN
tons. f2c; schoOners I. carrying capacity IN
tons, GO. To;Al number OF vessels entering
and cltsring FOR foreign ports during lSSs,
81, carving capacity 10 tons, Cd.tCb.
I'm order 70 carry the freight To and from
West Point arriving md departing from
this port on the above vessels 1t required
G.Si0 traius aud $4,000 ears.
Total number Of pounds Of freight shipped
norihhOun0 from West Point, SjlI5j'9i;
total number Of pounds Of freight shipped
southbound from West Point, 2ls22t9t,
total freight north aud sou,hbouud, j,U,9tO,-
.4I
These statistics 90 not include any freight
passing West Point on the MttispOni and
rtmuukcv rivers going down aud coming
up me York. 10 il. however, principally IN
the wood sud oyster business, and It's vol
umc is enormous, aggrecaiing not less than
100000 tons by sail alone. JOE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12
MARKETS BY TELgagaPa
NEW YORK.


NEW YOag. February ii.-coitOn quiet; sales,
si3 baiss: also last week not before reported,
so bales Tor consum ption and i.-ie bales Tor ex-
port: npiknds. 10 i5c.: Orleans. 10 b-iee.; net
re eipis $500 bales; exports--tS Great Britain,
Is 80 bales 10 tho Continent us bales: stock.
III. 500 bales. southern 1onr stronger: commoa
TO fair extrs. 81 ioasaeo. Wheat sasSte. higher I;
No. 2 rod, Gsa954c IN elevator No. red.
February. s7Ae. March. ssae.; May. tLoos..
Corn 4a4c. lower No. :, % ASKS. ia sleyaior ;
February, 43&c.; March. axe; May, {3ss3ssc-
Data cail and weak February. &&c; Aar.h.
8ic. May. axe. Hops trn aud quiet Conss--
Up,sons barely steady; February, STA eeNS.s85;
March, sfa e0ssias5; April aud May. NAscaslo:
spot kio dnll; csrgoes, ti7.hs<. sogsr-ksw
nrm fair refining. is-lsc; renned strong; G,
5Ns5he.; Oh A. o. 40 Tile mould A. 7a..c.
standard A. li-Iec. cut LOAF. &C. crushed, s..
powdered, TAG; graduated, To-: cubes. 7hc.
holzsses-Nes Orleans duh kice quiet sad
strong. ceston-seed oil steady. kos.n dun. rar-
psu slae. streag 81 s7Ac Hidss sseady and quiet
Wool quiet; domsslsc fsece, esaasc. pulled. ssA
sse. fsEas. i5aze. Fora sirung; old ness.
sIs,5Dssi2ss; rev mess. ti27easia; extra prime,
f2 Hasi3 Beef gust Beef hsns duh
Tierced beef ealL catmeats auisI hiddiss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12
The His Four-Ha.ItB Been sold OUT.

The New York Tribune OF yesterday has
the following:
&" The reported transfer 81 the Cincinnati,
Iudianapolie, ST. Louis and Chicago railway.
better known as the 'Big Four 10 The
Cleveland, columbus, Cincinnati and In
dianapOiis Railroad Company, psrt 81 the
Vanderbilt property, which was published
Yesterday morning in dispslch from GIN
cinnau, In when President ingalls, was
quoted as authority for the statement, is APP
plrently somewhat premature. ChIuncey
". Depew said last night thst while he knew
that seEOiIatiOns had been pending toward 4
consnmmauou OF the deal be was in total
ignorance OF any such transfer having been
made.
"Itwas generally understood IN Wall street
that The negotiations for the transfer were
being conducted through the firm Of Drexel.
Morgan & Co. j. pIeTpOnt Morgan WAS
seen 40 his house last night and said That the
negotiations were not completed. when
the published dispatch vas shown % bin
Yesterday, IN which President ingalls, was
quoted as saving that the "BIg Four
had been transferred 10 the Cleye-
land. Columbus, Cincinnati and indians
ap0iis." Mr. Morgan said: "SUch negO.
tiltions have been pending, but, notwith-
Standing the rumoB snd statements pub.
li.hed M Wall street, no final transfer OF the
company been made "a vet. am not re-
spOns.ble for SIR. Iugals's published states
nout. but IL ] had anything authentic and
Official 20 say on The matter ] would willing
ly communicate II. when the transfer Is
made 10 it should De c0nsummated, l shall
be glad 10 announce il, but It present must
decline to talk further on the subject"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12
AGHORRIHLE DEED.
. mauiac KiII. a sieopi"g Priest.

iBy telegraph 20 the Dispatch.l
MEMPHIS, Tenn. February IA terrible
,ragea. was enacted early tins morning,
which resulted 10 tho killiag OF Father Ash
feld. Catholic priest connected with s..
Peters athedral IN this city. Ii seems that
several months ago A. Reeves, Young man
welt known about town, was confined 10 JAIL
on account Of mental troubles. Father Ash.
FIELD visited MIN in jail and was instrumental
in having him released after a short coutpe-
ment. A strong friendship grew mp between
Them ana Reeve, was frequently caller at
the priests house. which adioins the Cathe-
dfal on Adams street. This morning at
O'Clock Reeves ring the bell OF toe house and
when the door was opened he pushed the
porier aside and went direct to Father Ash
fields room. The porter thought him drunk
.nd ran 10 toe stattOu-house, which IS only
square distant, for police Oi1cer. Nben
the two returned they found Reeves sitting
on The floor caIessing the head OF the priest,
who was dead. II was evident that reeves
hsd stabbed him while asleep, as tue bed was
covered with blood. Wounds, all Just over
The heart, were found, auV one OF which
would have been fatal. The weapon used
was 81 ordinary pocketkniie. When asked
why he hsd committed the deed Reeves re-
pied: God told me 10 do IL" At tue sta
iiou-house be said: ''He was INV best friend.
and As 1 was going away l wanted BIN 70
JON me-"
The dead priest was about hiiy years old
aud came 10 Memphis two years ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12
judge IaUGHEe.
VIII Ege Go Into narrisOn's Cabi-
net?

II Is known that Presideut.elect Harrison
desires TO appoint southern man in bis Cab.
met. snd by those Ia the inner circle It Is be-
liesed that he would prefer to take Virgil
nian, rs this state il enormously regarded A.
likely ID fall into the Republican line at the
next election. Now 10 take Malone is not
10 sOlidiy but TO divide the party, and Har-
rl.on knows II we'll II he never knew il
before Blaine has posted him well hy now.
Besides Harrison has no Cabinet place into
which Malone will eXscty ht So u
has come about that many prominent men IN
and out of The Stale have recommended
Judge Hughes for Attorney. General, be-
heylng that he will be acceptable to both
wings, and Il need not surprise the Dispatch
readers If the place Ia offered hm.
It would be pecunlsry sacrifice to judge
Hughes to accept portfolio, inasmuch as the
time Will soon come when he eau retire from
the Deuch on full pay; but the position OF
Attorney General is Of such emnenee that Il
would be bard to decliue il.
Judge Hughes has the vigor, ability. and
reputation necessary for success IN the place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12
TeIegraphic FIaahea.

The Hessisn iy Is destroying the wheat crop
in Central Illinois
shock Of earthquake was felt In Naples yes
terday. Yesuvius Is AgaiG active.
Cardinal Gibbons has written letter 70 PoDe
Leo expressing the sympathy OF tho Catholic
clergy Of the United States with his Holiness.
Tho Ohio and Western Coal aud Iron Com
pAny nlec 81 assign ment In New York city yes
terday 10 James A. Hall without preferences.
Mrs. Harrison, wife Of the President elect. has
requested the press 70 announce that Wednesday
the 1871 instaat wi be her last reception dag
before dcoafuag Tor Washington.
severe suoW-storns ara reported throughout
Austria ana Switzerland. lie Storms Ia Ger
many coutilue. Railways are eyerywhere
blocked, aud accidents ara frequent
The GeHtiles we're successful in he municipal
election which was held AZ Ogden, Utah, yes
.erlsy. Il Is their nfst victory over the Nor
mons In tho history Of that city and In tho Ter
ritory.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12
ARichmond Boys success.

The competition for the plans OF the Ran
doph- Macon Academy building has been de.
cided ~ favor OF Mr.. William NJ. Poindex.
ter, now Of Washington city. but born and
reared in Richmond.
six OF the leading architects OF the United
States cOmpeted-yiz.. Bruce Price and A.
Page Brown, OF New York; L9mOert Pack
ard, OF Vermont; Addison Hutton, OF Phlla-
delphia; and Charles l.. Carson, OF Balti.
more. The successful plan is beautiful
and stately design. The building will be
nut In hand Immediately.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12
Fatal AccIdeBt at Sulphur Mines
CaVe.su, &c.

tCoueap0uience OF shs Richmond pispAt'h
SULPHUR MINES, LOUISA COUNTY.
February 3. 1883.
A caye-in took place to-day IN the lG0.fOot
lc,ei at the Sulphur mines. TIE hanging
wallis Of the vein gave way, killing james
Jackson and wOundiug Lirdsay Taylor,
the other hands barely escaping With their
lives. The yelus are true Gssare VEINS and
Of extraordinary width. In many places
thoy are thirty 70 forty feet wide. aud tue
ore has been taken out In chambers twcaty
or thirty feet high. The vein has very lille
Incline from perpendicular, an1 pence The
danger has been considered trinlng. The
hanging walls are Of slate, ana wben they
gave way fell ln slabs Ten Or fifteen long aad
many feet wide. TOE escape OF some OF the
miners Was almost miraculous. When there
was the knt indication OF cave-in The
hands made a rQsa 70 get OH OF the way,
and but for toe width OF the chamber tor
tunneD the whole crowd would have been
instantly killed. As II was, the falling irsx-
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Illegal Dredger. Captured.

ANSAPoIIs. Ne, February 1.-THE State
fishery schooner Folly, Captain George Quad
commauding, captured last night the schoon-
ers Joseph II. Johnson, Captain Samuel Cox,
Of Baltimore, and Silent Balemen, Captain
Henry Peters, Of Baltimore-,he former
whilst illegally dredging on Tolley's Point,
the latter on Ilsckett's. Both vessels re-
fused 10 haul 10. Several rounds Of small
shot and cannon bad 10 be used against them.
After the Johnson was struck three times
and the Bateman once with csunOn-balls they
surrendered. They did not return the IRE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12
LOUISA COUNTY,


Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatchl
TgEYnIAN's, VA. February II, 1889.
cur ne,ehborhood was at last favored with
a freeze during the cold snap Of iast week,
and the harvest went on brlsky Friday aud
saturday. Some few who waited for thicser
Ice are shut out 10 day, aud probably Tor The
season, by q heavy iall VI snow.
Mr. Henry Goodman, whose illness was
mentioned IN the last communication OF this
correspondent. died few days since. lie
wss buried at Mecbauicsville lie leaves a
wiie and several ,ou0g chidrea.
Mr.. William McGee. on old and highly
respected planter OF Louisa, died on Friday
last. Dir. Mciee had bean quite feeble from
psrsiytic stroke for a year or more. \
large family connection survive him.
TWIG.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12
cara,,a, p.srn Dead.

fBy telegraph 70 tn7 pispAsSn-i
NEW YORK, February ia cablegram
IN the Catholic News Of this city announces
Inc death OF Cardinal John Baptiste Piira,
who was second IN rank IN the sacred Cob
l,ee. He was born II Chsppiorguil, France,
August I, 1912. lie was made cardinal
MaTch 10, 1863. and was one OF tie six
sufragan bishops OF the Roman Ponnif.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12

ments Knocked some down. but they KEEP.
along on their hands and knees. The body
OF the dead man IL now covered by hundreds
Of tons OF slate and stone, and II Il hard TO
tell when II VIII be recovered. There Il no
indication Of further caving. II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12
aHRgAGEs.

WILsON-HYDE- Married, AZ 4" Clare Cum
herlAud county Va. tho residence OF Mr. spencer
.. Powers. the brides uncle, on ihursdsy. Do,
cember ri 1850. by tue hsy. William NiisoO, ot
LyBchbure. JUNUs LEIGH WILSON. OF
"Edgonill.n Cumberland, % MARIE NcNAik,
daughter u Colonel Charles 7. hyde, formerly
OF Kichmoni.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12
Deatn OF u Norrolh Bu,,"e.,-Nan,

I|I7--7I ~ W
NORFOLK, Va, February II. -Jsmes Mont
gomcry, a WollkuoWn businessman OF Nor.
folk, who las been IN for several months
with consumption, died at The Hospital OF
Il. Vincent lie Paul last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12
pIcHNoND cAlTLg NaRKEr

FEBRUARY ii.--Receipas: 2ie head Of catsls,
q rhsep. and 100 hogA
Sales ~ head Of cattle, IS sheep, aud 40
hOgA
Prices:
Cattle Best iHe4kc. gross; medium % good.
3. alc gross: common - fair, 2s3c. srosz
Sheep--ia54c gross
H0ss-Ja1 &c. ret
blllS-2A.t- c. grOkA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12
RsyIsw OF THE CHICAGO MARKET

CHICAGO. February iL-Whea' opened kssc
lover. aud after few slight fluctuations ed-
yanced T.. for May and o. FOR July. rocefsf
some, bus again aIyanced 2c for May and y, for
July. The closing was 2Hc. higher tor Asy AMI
g.. higher for July than Saturdays cl0sins. No
special reason was given for toe advance oiser
than that thero VAS some demand sad not much
wheat offered The feature vas tho strength de-
veloped IN July Corn was fairly active and
nrmor. The market opened unchanged. bUs
soon advanced hsEc., reacei, aud closed
shape higher than saturday. There Was .
moderate Dusincsa IN cats within raage OF &c.
PORK was unsettled early and ruled salOc how
er Later the demand improved and prices RAJ
lied i7 aSlc. but settied back rs a5c-. and closet
quiet Lard averaged lower and closed sloady
AT medium figures shOTt-fihs early ruled IVA
o.. lower. hut became stronger and rallied xba
81. closing steady
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12

stsnay. Lard iowor; western steam. f.ics
ss.i7x: city steam, a. 10; February. n. March,
s1.i0; May. G.ia frsignts steady.
cHicAao
Cucsso, February n Pho cash quofsssons
we're Flour steady and unchanged. No. 2sprlDg
No, oats. CSC. Moss porx. sif.&xaliLc1 IArd.
$40 short-1bs. tasfl0; shoulders. G.gap;
sbort-clesr sides. a. 25af6l4. Hhistey. ts-os
Tho leading futures ranged ~ follows;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12

NOTICE. ALL PERSONS HAVING
IN claims ssslns, Mr.. d. b. f1osskk vii
please Send 70 my once - onos . ssAssmsni Il
sAme, IA order hat thsy may Be verified and
listed preparatory 70 making . distteaisoa 81
Wv a. h COURTNEY, rrasses,
ofice 0cddin Hall
fsila kisveHta snd baRk s>restA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12

BALTmORg. M. February lL-Yirginla 3's, - ;
Nortr Carolina, ?, Cincinnati, Washington aud
Baltimore Ists, 9ik 90. 2i-, so',.; DO ods, Ia
2i Consolidated gas bonds, 40, do. stock,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12

clvc,SSArr, February u.-Flour In moferais
demand. Wheat quiet ana lrm No xfei, y.
CORN irregular and unsettled No. mixed, AR
atsc Oats steady: ~. mixed. y an
Pork easy at e Lari dun and lover % sell ~
$500. uulk-uneats la light demand shorrrii,
a. % Bacon easy: short-clcgf t.oss. Nhia-
key quiet at tLUL Hogs easlor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12

Two great enemies Hoods ssrsaparilla
ana iupure blood. The latter Is utterly &c
fested by the peculiar medicine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12

The booking for this comic opera OF
Richard StahPs opens this morning at the
Mozart. IL is for Thursday, Friday, and
Saturday. II comes here befalded 20 TIE
great operate comedy OF the season. re-
curing a numerous body OF artists ana Is
Al~s very spectacular in its effects.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12
Hsieefinn of BANDS

WASHINGTON, February 1.-THE bond Of
ierings to-day aggregated sj90,5OO. All re-
iected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12
OUR MARKET REPORTS
AND IN CONNECTION rHERrwrTH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
Record OF the New York and Richmond
stock rxehsngss-Grsin, Ylour. Cot
ton, Neat, and Other Qaotstiona
[pY telegraph 70 the pIsp..sa.l

10y FFTVKEHVIL " tIIV N1I'Vfl'LI
S---I WASHINGTON. February ii.-For yIr-
~" 9lnia, fslr, colder. westerly windA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12

Woar1te Fias. slS)atl15 sgpornus. s2.75s
Sl25; eK.rhsljJaBl!5 "a nily SlasL5l pssea'
family, country, sLijaSlsS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12
Mozart Acndemr OF Nnsic.

Tonight "The school for Scandal" that
beautiful comedy OF Shcrldan's, Is 70 be
given at the Mozart by the james VAIN
wright combination. Marie WAINWRIGHT az
Lady Teazle and Louis James a. Charles
surface. This comedy ia such universal
fayorlc and both Louis JAMES and Marie
Wainwright are 30 popular that the house
will be crowded. The booking Indicates
IL.t sLl.h vi III La the nn.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12
MARINE INEEELIGENCE.
fONr Og KIcMMOND FEsRCAaY y. -

PORT OF MCUMOND FE8kNANt II, NJ
knKigEn-
Steamer Oh Dominion. Couch. New 1 ork. mer-
ch andlse aad passengers, George ". Allen &
Co. agents.
schooner +. Merwin. Clarke, New YORK,
kanite, J. q. Tinsley s Go.
SAILED
steamer Ariol. DeyO. Norfolk, morchaniise aai
passengers. l. Il. latuin, agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12
SAILED.

Steamship 81 Assph. liverpool, cotton.
Steamship Advance, Criritb, Brazil. merchsn-
disc. and c0alef.
Tug America with barge Marion, Providence.
Goa.
schOOners viking. Church. New YORK JOB
jackson, Briggs. Boston. and WeyDosseti. Town.
PrOgidenc0--ali with coal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12
PoKr " NEWPORT NEwS FEBRUARY II. lss1
by Telegraph
luRIVFD

steamship Guyandotte, Dale Now York, ana
sailed for New YOfs. merchhudise.
steamship william Lawrence, Providence, ana
sailed for Baltimore. merchandise.
steamship Gem, Now York, ~ coal AMI losi
cOttOn,
steamship Princess. Galveston, coaled ana
sailed for Liverpool
steamship Lake, Winnipeg, Norfolk. 10 Load
mercb andre.
schooner sue Williams, Pearce, Nov YORK.
Schooner Twilight. Collins, New London
schoouer IA. Is. ogden, Harrin gton, New YORK.
Schooner G. u. CIRCUIT, Bailey. Now forS.
Schooner w. Armington, Dnnkwalef, ProEi'
deuce.
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Trs WEATHER IN RIcHv osD YESTERDAY vas
showing la tho morning, followed ny fair
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RICHMOND. February II. 1884
OFFEGlsGs
WHsAr.-s00 bushels.
CORg.-4.f5O bushels
OArs-.tS bushels
sALss RsPJargD TO sHcpETAaH
CoRS.-Wni.e. % bushels choice, for seed. OF
pri.ate terms: los bushels prime 80 fsc.; 81
bushels VERY good ~ f0c. l72 bushels yery gOOt
on private terms. Total sales Of cora. g.
bushels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-12
IIYrRpOOL CNTrON MARKRr-


FgRRrAgY fi-NarFe' firm. larre 7sies q
bet greie- reported, AMI goOl 81 mand. Primo.
5,. extra prime, Sac. fancy. So comm ~
2t. a3i.e.: sholled. = axe. factory hahi-picA
Ell. 3n34r.