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A Big Strike Immlncnt iu New Zealand.
DUNEDIN, N. H., August ia general
strike OF the men employed in the ship
ping trade and on tho railway is immi.
nent. The trouble arises from the action
Of firm in Christ Church, which EN-
ployes number Of women. A discharge
OF the women was demanded by the
unlone, aud upon the firms refusal tt
accede 10 the demand boycott was de-
clared against them. The shipping and
railway companies continue to handle
the goods Of the firm, and the men de-
clare that il this is not stopped genera
strike will be inaugurated,
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R,cing Horse Drops Dead.

LEBANON, ISp, August ls.-The pac.
ing mare Nellie King, valued at $500,
With record Of 2:9O, belonging Judge
T.J. Terhune, dropped dead while she
vas being expressed from here yester.
day,
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rcads TINT tho caucus is 10 DO held for
The purpose Of discussing m order Of
business, but In view OF the several
pending propositions 10 change the
rules, that subject will doubtless receive
consideration at that time. Mis1I 4
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!, WA.ssnlSG7oS, August IA call has
peep Issued for caucus Of Republican
senators tomorrow night, The call
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Postmaster COnf(rmed. .


WASHINGTON, D. O., August 13.-W,
=. Heskitt was to-day confirmed by the
Senate as postmaster at Piedmont, I. ~,
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ANOTHER STRIKE.
Which May AT~ct Matters-The Delaware
j. Hudson Road Tied Uo.


Hudson Kond Tied Up.
ALBANY, N. Y, August l3 The Della.
ware l. Hudson switchmen and brake.
men have gone out and the road is tied
up. One hundred and City Michigan
Central men were sent to West Albany
at II o'clock to start freights for the
Central.
Chief Reed, Of the Firemen's Brother.
hood, is authority for the following
ave are oil ordered out by an orle,
from headquarters, received half an
hour ago"
Mr.. Sergeant, OF the Cleveland, Ohio
chief Of the Firemeu's Brotherhood, or.
ders the strike. 1t Is understood tha,
the order received here this afternoon,
ordering the firemen out, will priuoi..
pally affect the Central and Hudson
river road first, 1t is probable that Il
may extend tonight to other roads.
The men claim they have detected the
Delaware & Hudson officials endeayor.
ing to move Central freight in violation
OF the promise made to District Asscm,
bly, 24G. They say they did not strike
without due warning, and that the
strike will extend the whole length OF
the road before night. The passenger
trains are all running and the strikrrc
say they will not disturb them. There
is large amount of perishable freight
here consigned to Saratoga hotels, which
was all ready 10 go up this afternoon.
The knights claim that the action o.
the Central people in bringing large
number Of switchmen from the Mich,
gan Central yards in Chicago will a,
once extend the strike to the Western
linea OF the Vanderbilt system as a "a
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When the Fourth district was read,
there was au inquiry. as to where those
names cane.from, aud 1t was developed
that inatead ,,of. not9 hayiuga enough
names to 60 around. that the district
had handed in two complete lists. The
correclion,was made and the convention
recteSed-tiit ! ,p.- m. H1fs,a H.s.Y.
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Total henderson rolls Juno 81, 1850
Adding to ibis those ont on ,saasisr
who are Of course still members
Of the order, gives a total mem.
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CONGRESSMAN THREATENED
With the Fate OF Cook, Of hississippi, II h
SuDDortH n Fe.lNrnl FL, ctIo, JSIj,

With the Fate OF Cook, Of aIiasisslpp,, II ho
Supports n Federal Election BiIl.
WASHINGTON, D. G., August l3.-Rep.
resentative McDutIie, Of Alabama, re.
Gently seated by the House, has received
the following letter from some one in
his district evidently opposed to a Fed.
eral election law: ~. ~. :
"You are hereby notified that you
will be held responsible for your action
in regard to the passage Of the Lodge
bill, or any other such iniquitous meas.
uae for the persecution Of the South.
We have been too lenient and for
bearing with you and your sort Of
strife.makers, as you well know. The
white and black people can and do live
in peace and harmony when the blacks
are not instigated to make trouble by
you and other such internal acoundrels
as you, who are prompted to do so for
the sake OF the money you make in 30
doing. You may expect the fate Of
Cook, OF Mississippi, unless you mater
tally change your tactics. Make this
notice as public as you please, or ponder
it well, and shape your aotion as you
deem best, (! +. Z
"sALus PorULl SupREMA EST LEX"
a. Republican majority Of $4,000 in
Mr.. Nc Dufiie's district was changed at
tho last ELECTION to an alleged Demo.
cratic majority Of $4,000 in favor Of his
opponent. - t''. ~ ftssG-,-s 'NI
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Pension Examiner Elactsd

Special Dt'oo.eh TO the lnteiliaener.
W4sn1SGToN, p. O., August ls.-Dr.
!. W. Cheney, OF Aliddlebourne, has
been appointed a member Of the Board
Of Pension Examiners at Sistersyille.
Instead Of Pr. ]. L. Gillespie, resigned,
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These tables show that on June 80,
1890, there were in the several depart.
mrnt lis Posts, with membership Of
1885. The gains since June 80, 1889,
were go Posts and 2o,2l7 members. The
Iossts were 20 Posts aud 1851 members !:
Mnmhn, N rnnd 81 udin.. 1u.,a M
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Special Dlpa.eh TO ne In,stlicenorr. T11G, + 4
WAsulSdroN, D. c., August l3.-W.
Livingood, vice ]. B. Knobbs resigned.
has been appointed postmaster Mt Earn.
shaw, WetZel county. .t, u,
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history Of freedom. Hc was frequently
aud loudly applauded. When he closed
there werc cries for Walker, and a mo.
ton was made TINT committee be
named to bring Mr.. Walker in, but
pending this tho COMMITTEES on resolu.
tions ended and at 80 p. IN. Hon. Henry
q: Davis presented tho report, which lie
said was agreed TO after free discussion and
some yielding TO each others views.
George ". Tippett, Of tho Point Pleasant
Heg's'er, Secretary OF the convention, rend
the report, rs follows:
THE rLArpoEM.
The Democracy OF West Virginia, In convention
assembled, "conRratulatcs the people that un.
der Democratic tule they have madc great nn,
aud genetal property" We hereby declare:
flr,t-ThAt Me favor and encourage tho do.
yelopment OF West VIrRInia's vast mineral, Bg.
ficnltuIal and other RESOURCES, and 10 hat emit
Invite entefprlse, labor and c,pital 10 help us
build railroads. open mines and establish manu-.
tactoFeS ana cultivate our lands.
secohd-We nrrsign tho Republican party for
lscXtnvtIant nnl useless expenditure OF the
public MONEY, which, II not checked, may lead
Third favor a tariff for revenue and ye
demand a rcvlsl lon ana reduction Of tho zane 10
the lowcAt point consistent with nu economical
OF the Government, and In A
spirit OF inincst 10 nil interests, Including farm
iuR. foitithg and fabut aud manufacturing Wc
favor general exchange and expansion Of our
trnde nnd Commercial relations with the world.
anu especially Span!hh America.
rUnr DEMAGoOY.
Fourth--We dcnounce the Republican marty
LOT It's hostility 10 tho mass OF the penu,c In ils
Efforts 10. PASS this Mckinley tariN Bill, con.
strnctcd IN tho interest OF ivonop0lIcs, trusts
and, political friends. whereby tho few arc TO be
enriched Ut The expense Of the many. 20 that In
iuttitc elections the Sinews Of war may bc sun.
plied without Slut. M they have been recently
10 west Virginia aud elsewhere TO purchase
votes and corrupt the ballot bJx) aud lhus per.
pcltiste Ropub bllcan, ,misrula.
rilth-We dcunttute the unpsrliamcntary con.
duct OF Speaker Reed and his c0nfedcratcs In
S0ngtess. In arbitrarily changing tho rules OF
the ilauee Of Representatives, which virtually
places legislation In the hands OF one man, the
speaker, thus enabling them to pctpetua,e Re.
publican rule by carrying their partian leglsn.
t!on by force, without tc,pect to the pratcsi and
riHhts OF the minority. This and The I'm liar al.
tempt to change the rules Of the Seuaic ARE III.
le'!y subYeHive OF the spill. OF our lns,ita,ons
and wanton attack upon the liberties OF the
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STRENGTH OF TIE ORDER.
Adjutant General Hopkins report
contained the following interesting mat
ter: ~ f.a.| ~
The following table gives the strength
Of the several Departments, and the
gains OF each in Pcsta and membership
between June 3Oth, 1859, and June 3Oth,
1QQ0 = M - -'
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Gu motion Of Commander Clarksop,
Of New York, by unanimous rising
vote, it was ordered that a portrait Of
John a. Andpews, the war Governor. OF
Massachusetts,, BIZ placed upon the plat.
form. 80 5rd.s%
"A comrade from Michigan presented
In the shape Of a map. which wss hung
in front olthe desk o, the Chairman, the
resolutions adopted by the Committee
Of Council of the city Of Detroit, July
10, experimenting the action OF the De.
pa1tment Of Michigan, G. A. R., cordially
inviting the National Encampment to
hold its next annual session in that city.
The annual reports Of Adjutant Gen.
eral George H. Hopkins, Of Detroit,
Qaar.ermaster General Taylor, Of Rhiia!
delphia, 1nspecter General Griffith, oi
TFoy, shd Surgeon General Horace P.
Porter, were distributed among the del.
egates in printed form. q. :
9 D, m. l' -,
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At noon the Delaware and Hudson Ca.
nal Company's freight and yard men ex.
cept engineers and tirempn quit work as
though 'aignal had heen given at that
road: II is said the hoston and Albany
and PitchburE freight departments will
strike before night. Trouble is feared
here now.
General Manager Young, OF the Della
ware i Hudson railroad, said at o'clock
that the strike on that road only In.
cluded freight handlers, switchmen and
yardmen in tho Albany yards. He does
not know what precipitateu this action
on tie part oi the men. Rs
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H1 ",,,, :. TT III 7--7| ~
At the afternoon 0esaion officers were
elected, the principal positions going to
the East, in pursuance, as is claimed by,
some, Of a plan to give the Encampment
to the West three successive yeara-De.
troit In '9l, Topeka in '92 aud Chicago
in '03. I'|r S-s5' IN =
The roll was called and Connecticut
nominated Colonel Wheelock G. Veasey
OF Vermont, and Maine seconded the
nomination. Indiana gave its support
to General Hoovey. This was Ohio's
choice also. Montana supported IS. NJ.
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4 rnnornl from the Tenements

\ funeral in a crowded east side street.
From every window in the giant tene-
ments human heads are thrust, in every
doorway is a group Of women, and clus-
tered on every hand are little knots Of
children, on whose peaked faces Is
stamped the desire 10 lose no portion OF
what is going on. Stretched along the
curb is a long string of coaches. headed
bv a hearsc dcckcd out in all the trap
pings of woe. The drivers, a brawny
set of men. used 10 such scenes, stand to-
gethcr idly talking. In the mouth Of one
If the tenemcnts stand a dozen women.
"Shc must be heart broken said one.
"Indeed she must, said another, cor
she'd never have spent so much money.
"Itll cost a heap to pay for such q
beautiful funeral
And she hasn't a cent, poor thing.
She'll lravc to work her fingers 90 the
bone to pay for it,
and the poor children; what'll they
dor
There is a clattcr of heavy footsteps on
the stairs. and a rosewood casket comes
humping down on the shoulders OF SIX
struggling men. 1t is rolled into the
hearse. which moves slowly away, and
the first coach takes its place. \ wild
shrill CRY. half moan and half shrek
If pain. is heard, and out comes the
widow. a gaunt faced woman Of middle
age. She s~ays her body to and fire.,
and rubs her eyes yiciously with her
handkerchief \ crowd gathers around
her. and she is hustled out Of sight into
the coach with three other women III
rnsty black clothes \ little boy III well
worn knickcrbockcrs climbs up IN the
lriyers seat and there graciously recog-
nizes crowd Of little chaps on the SIDE
walk. who gaze at him with enViouS
eyes. r..,,
Are We goin' to ride up there, DinnyF
asked one.
"Of course was the reply; amt IT
me folders funeral And the sombcr
procession moved slowly a~ay.-Ne"
York sun.
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safety Pilot for Railway Grains.

An apparatus which promises to ma
terially lessen the danger % human HE
m case Of collision on railways has Just
anpeared. IL consists Of a colIapsible
buirer. which. attached 20 and propelled
in front Of traia. will receive the force
Of the shock and permit the tram to he
i,,ou,,b, ~ . standstill without being IN
inrcd or derailed. The apparatus Is pro
c,ded with a series of air chambers CON
nected 10 telescope together ana perm.
the air 10 be gradually driven out ana
mounted on a rolling support. when may
he held near 10, or removed some as
lance in advance of the train by the 'o'd
ing or unfolding Of the telescoplng sec
tons. Either compressed air or "eair
may be admitted as desired to bo'h S'fi''
If air chambers. New YORK Telegram
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New York Flnanclal MARKET.

NEW YORK. Aug. Money closed at {
per cent. Exchange steady; posted rates,
ASH az iS9i2; actual rates, $500 1919 for
sixty days. and lSSi 1854 for demand.
Governments steady; currency Gs, ll2l4:
f. coupons, l23 Us do. 1889.
The stock market this morning was
active and prices were irregular, but in the
main firm. Higher prices for American
stocks i'm London caused a firm feeling at
the opening here. and values opened 10
&c. higher. w it'll a further small advance in
the first ten minutes of business. The room
traders then made am attack on the leading
stocks. with the result of "A decline of 10
&c. before II o'clock. The lowest prices of
the morning were current at ll:j0, when
prices were o. '-c. below those
If last night I'm the thirty min
utes u noon. however. there was an i'm
pr0ycmeut Of Is 10 switch left the majority
of the list unchanged from yesterdays
closing. I'm the afternoon the market was
less active than during the forenoon, but
the tone was frmcr and some stocks made
their highest prices in the hour to O'Clock.
IN the final hour there was some selling
and q fractional reaction. The closing
prices were irregularly changed IN most
cases - % per cent lower. Total sales
IIu.NI.i shares.
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL

~ ONE Ol4h AN " w Iao 4 flkLN NAIL
~ ROAD.
TWO DAHL. TKAINs TO NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NCHBURG.
SCUkDULEiN EFFECT MAY IL. 1890.
LEAVE RICHMOND: BYRD-SIREET STA
TON.
$40 a. 81. Daily, ia etcrsburg. Richmond
ana Norfolk through express. Ar
rive Norfolk l22b =. NJ. stops only
vi Petersburg snd suffolk. A sec
Ond train. leaving Petersburg at
1870 y. NJ, and arriving at Norfolk
at2 4. n. e, stops at all stations.
40 A. NJ. Daily, giG Petersburg. AriiNe AT
Petersburg 1918 \. NJ. No. 3
leaves Petersburg 1l:15 A. VI. for
tGrmVilie. Lynchburg and all
points South and West.
1886 p. NJ. Daily. IN Petersburg. Arrives al
Petersburg 4:l5 =. VI. daily; leaves
Petersburg AT 4:1O +. NJ, ually, ar
irving at Norfolk 7 i. VI.
11:20 T NJ. Daily, ria Petersburg. arriving al
Petersburg at 1902 a. NJ, con-
Meeting with Train No. 1, leaving
Petersburg al 1910 \. VI. for FARM
vile. Lynchburg and all points
South and West.
100 a. NJ Daily, ria Burkeville, for Farm
vile, Lynchburg and the West and
south.
PULLMAN sLEEP1NG-CAR ACCOMMODA-
TONS.
No. 1-Slecping-car Petersburg to Bristol
without change leaving Petersburg daily at
1910 a. NJ. Pullman sleeper LynchDurg t.
Memphis. without change.
40. 3-Pulman sleeper Lynchburg 10
Rome, ana Roanoke 10 Memphis, without
change.
Tickets, baggage-checks, and all infOrma-
ton can be obtained al RlchmOEd and Peters
burg Railroad depot, \. W. CARRIERS, 1000
Main street. and at the COmpanys office, 9OJ
east Main street.
Il. W. COURTNEY,
Passenger Agent
W. b. BENILL,
General Passenger Agent.
CHARLES G.. EDDY. Vice President.
General Ofice. Roanoke. Va.
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WORK RIVER LINE VIA IVES
l. POINT.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
THE FAVORITE ROUTE TO BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
LEAVE RICHMOND:

LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN No. 81. BIO l.. VI.
I OCAL EXPRESS, daily, except Sunday.
i i Stops at all stations. At Lester Manor
connects with stage for WalkertOn; also con-
meets with Baltimore steamer AT West Point.
TRAIN No. SIS, ABS I. VI.
ALTIMORE LIMITED, daily. except Sun
ID day. for West Point, connecting with
lork-riVer steamers for Baltimore. At Bal
timore steamers connect with Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad for Washington, Philadelphia,
ana New York. FARE: Richmond to Balti-
more. 81: to Washington. SO; to Philadelphia,
$3.50; New York, S7.3O.
STEAMERS LEAVE BALTIMORE 3 i. VI.
IIOR WEST POINT, daily, except sunday,
Il thence by Richmond and panYllle Rail
road 10 Richmond, arriving 9:15 a. VI ana
1910 A. NJ, and connecting with Train No.
"a. (See Tram No. 54-Vrgnia and North
Carolina eXpress.)
TRAIN No, 10. TAO A. VI.
| OCAL MIXED. daily, except Sunday
l i leaves Twenty. third street station for
West Point and Intermediate points.
Ticket Office at station foot of Nirgint
street open 500 \. NJ. TO 600 +. NJ, and from
300 T. ". 10 2:3O a. NJ
city ticket office corner Of Tenth and Main
streets.
SOL. HAAS. JAS. 1. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager Gen. Passenger Agent
JOSEPH :. POTTS. Div. Pass.AgeBt,
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RAILROADS.


RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
~ ASD POTOMAC RAILROAD. -Schcd-
uIe commencing APRIL 2Orif, 1s9O-East-
ern standard time:
1882 a. m. leaves Byrd-street station daily
stops only at Ashland, Boutwell,
Milford, Fredericksburg. Brooke,
and whitewater. Sleeper Washing
ton and New York.
1852 n. m. leaves Byrd-street station daily
except Sunday.
6;45 p. IN. leaves Byrd-street station daily
Sleeping or Richmond to Ne"
8:5Oa. IN. Arrives AT fiyrdsstrect station daily
Sleeper from New York.
2:38 y. m, arrives at Byrd-street station daily.
stops AT Fredericksburg, Milford,
Boutwell,, and Ashland. sleeper
from Washington and New YORK
drns not stop at Eliza.
9:45 u. m. arrives at Hyrd-street station daily
except Sunday.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
Gas n. m. leaves Elba. Arrives at Ashland AZ
1888 a. m.
400 p. hi. recommendation leaves Byrd-streei
station: arrives at Ashland ut pm
6:24p m. leaves Elba; arrives at Ashland at
7:O3 y. IN.
6:45 a. m. arrives tlba. Leaves Ashland al
sos a. m.
8:36 q. m. accommodations; arrives at Byrd
street station: leaves Ashland al
1887 a. m.
6:1S y. m. arrives al Elba; leaves Ashland al
$50 p. m.
G.. A. TAYLOR, Traffic Manager.
T.. I. II. MYERS, General superintendent.
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CHICAGO. Aug. 1.-Messrs. :. '. White
telegraph 10 &. ". Branch a Co. as fol-
lows. The price ON wheat bid fair to 90 still
higher al the opening on stronger foreign
aiNiccs, liberal clearances, and fair export
inquiry. but some realizing by the bulls
supplied early demands. and the market
quoted down TO its old hum-drum style for
awhile. Without any apparent reason, and
on no particular selling, il started easing of
when the longs concluded To see who could
get out first, and the break 10 9j3zc result
ed. The close is barely steady, with con-
siderable Of the bull ardor spent.
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NEW YORK, Aug. 7.-Mcssrs. Hubbard,
Price a Co., I'm their cotton circular tonight.
say: The Liverpool market rather dis
appointed the bulls mere to-day. Futures
there were l-6i lower. The trading here,
while rather more active. has been mainly
conferred upon AUGUST. which closed some
siN points higher than yesterday
Receipts at our ports today estimated
az 800 bales against ~ last week.
Futures closed quiet as follows: August.
l2.1lWl2.l2: september, HOO Hos; Octo-
Der. 1000 1911: November, l0.5lW 1913:
December, 10.j4W 1913; January, 1890
1860: February. lO.630 1861; March, 106G
WlO.61: August, lO.7lWlO.,2.
I'm Liverpool spot cotton closed steady;
middlng uplands q ll-lGd. Sales, 5000
bales
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TOBACCO DEPARTM ENT.

RICHMOND, VA, Aug. 7.-Oncrings Of to-
h,cco at auction on Change Thursday.
Arcnst e. $500; TOtal Offer ngs. Il mack,
arc- of sun-crrcd tohaccOs. and about 80
hounds OF old. dark samples. OF the sun
,ercd iohaccos Two packages sold AT $2S.
,ne at $3.50. one at 5000. one at sla.7a.
ono AZ Sl925. one at $lS.25, four at SIS. one
.fSiI25. one at $l4. one az SlS.25. one at
SIS. two at Sl2.t", one at $3.50, one AT 81. D.
ono go 81. one at $il.15, three at SIl, one
.t >IN11. one at S'O.25. two taken in at SO
,nr sold at so, one at 500, one at 1928.
enc 40 -, one at $S.sa, two at $S62l5.
fon af $40, two at $3.50 three al S.
,r. ai Sb.21. one at $500. one at $50.
rr,e 40 81 one al $4.9O. one at Sli0. two
as one AZ 500, one at $S.So two al $500
f,a at $40 two az $3.50. one at $3.50 two
ai $50. two az sS.2l three at IS, one AZ
sou three al s. 50 four at S2G0. ono
f.icn 100 at 500. old samples dark to-
mc.ns one lot old dark samples $50
pounds at >2.HA.
r.haccos offered at auction to-day
n.I.Ni nnc prices.
Private salos reported 10 the -ccrctar,
To-day. Wrappers. - hoCshcads: filters. 81
l...s0lls. smokers II hOgshcads: western.
H.-lcad, dark tooaccos, ~ h0gshcads.
I.ti. lt> aogshcads
nMo. of the tobacco inspector reports to-
..IA.lti hogsheads. Rcnspcctions- Bright.
On alr~aoads. dark. e ho-shoads.
Farmers. Wilson's, Virginia, Allegheny.
t. Dominion. Oronshaw's, Shclhurne's,
Nanfor> and Merchants, >eahrook's.
\.l'>. and >hockoc warehouses report TO-.
..i Receipts l15 hogshcads. ticrccs and
Boxes. deliveries, a. hogshcads; ticrccs
ani boxes.
office thc collector Of the United states
|
M .Ir ot Richmond to-day as follows;
IIN laid cigars and cigarettes, $N13.2O; To-
.Ircu~ Stall1n. Total <tlN}sB.
Registered no the Tobacco Exchange.
Ir~Ill. August 3. l~lO. IT. 1allcv.
.larua. 4. Vi. Goodwin. Louisa; W. l..
r.am. larm,iilc; =. ". Ncnahlc. Peters
.... D.. IL. Nucholds, Huntington, W.
Nr. James a. kyle. Of lynchburg. Va:
NU Paul larry. 90 Henderson, y. c.. and
N.. N. g.. Huntington, of f1rmyillo. Va.
N.. 900 Change to-day.
VI. ". e. bennington. ot farmville. a..
sin- oi inc growing tobacco crops on
..- section. said 1--WE have had rather too
..rh rain lp our WAY. hut with that ca
,.H'lHu the crops are doing very well.
Iae Louisville Couricr-Iournal oi We'd
-I.t. August 90. $500. speaking Of the leaf
..... market. ~lh~- "lhc feeling which
.... .rf.i fN. opening sales to-day was
..-.. Nut later fh. market trmcd up.
.uIt.. prices .f last week uu similar grades
,.... nrr. reached Bright trashcs
..- ..r. wanted and brought top fig
li..~ were seemingly an am
nma n' mind to-day, and the
Wa- lighter offerings than
.-.. f. Tuesday. There was "A seeming
....-t.r ..I tr lt f.N severe a test ON
r.n.r..f. arl Dbl. r> was That % held
u." I.. rn- lIfe unt extended io