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rn1R1rrN nonIFs REcovEREp.

Lair.-Up to midnight thirteen bodies
had been recovered. Five bodies are ex-
posed 10 view in the wreck. but they are
pinned under timbers and have not yet
been taken out. The wreckers OF Cresson
and Reading have been summoned and they
are all hard at work. A good many pas
sengers seems to have been drowned IN
partially submerged cars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20
cArsE OF TIE pIsAsTER.

An accident to coal train on the other
track few moments before had thrown
several cars on the track the passenger
train was on. and the men on the wrecked
coal train had no time either to clear u the
track or warn the passenger train. Inc
latter ran into the obstruction and the en-
tire train went down a twenty-foot bank
into the river. All sorts of wild rumors
are aAoat. Some place the probable num-
Der OF killed at forty or fifty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER 10. iS3L
Aaufvrp-


Steamship Wyanoke, Boaz, New YORK, NOR
chandIso aud passengers; George W. Allen &
Co, agents. -. -.
schooner Dora Allison, Rose, New York, salt,
X. +. Williams s. Co. NJ,
Schooner l.. Z. Williams, himmeriy, balt-
more coal, W. ii. Curtis, agent.
schoouer John McGinnis. higgsn, Baltimore,
coal. W. II. Curtis, agent ~,
Schooner hurry Nendlver, GALLOWAY belti-
more, coal, Crump & West
SAILED.
Steamship Wyanoke, Bosz, New York, mer-
chaodiso and passengers 1eorse W. Amen
& Co, agents. - ,,..
steamer Ariel, Deyo, Norfolk. merchandise
and passengers L. b. Tstum & Co., agenta
Schooner Three Friends, higgan, Portsmouth,
coal; vessel. Curtis & Parker;
schooner Ed. Lameyer. Beal, New Haven. pig
iron. ]. N. Gordon, agent vessel, Currle & Co.
Schooner y. SHERMAN, Bennett, Bermuda Hun
dred. to load pine wood for New YORK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20

vienna, AUSTRIA. September 1.-THE
tremdeabidn has scAthing article on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20
A MARINE CATASTROPHE.

A Turkish Man-of-war Founders-Hun-
dreds of People Drowned.
IBy Anglo-American cable 10 tho Dispatch-l
LONDON. September 19.-Advices from
Hioco. Japan. state that the Turkish man
of-war Ertogroul has foundered at sea and
that five hundred OF heI crew were
drOWned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20

PokT OF NEWPORT NEWS, SEPT. 10 1880.
lBy Telegraph
ARRIyEn
stsamshlp Daniel. Galveston, to coal
steamship Advance lsth,. New York. to coal
and load merchandise, A. va
schooner z. l.. Birdssll, New YORK, TO load
coal N.uv.
SAILED.
scbooner w. X. Huston. FAIL River, coal.
PORT OF WEST POINT, SEPTEMBER 10. 1890.
by Telegraph
steamship William Lawrence, Snow, Newport
steamship Baltimore, Biilups, Baltimore, gen.
eral cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship william Lawrence, SNOW, Baltl.
u' steamship Elm City. Eaton. walkerton. gene
ra steamship Baltimore. Bllups, Baltimore. gen-
ersl cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, September i9.-Cotion dun;
middliug, i0' .al0sc. Flour dulI H0Nari-sfeeb
aud western SUPER s3sfl50; DO. do eItrs,
.&75sii65: do do family, flgsia5); CRY
Mills, Rio brands extra, fADafAiO. winter
wheat, patent, taG1af3S; spring 10. do soyVh
sd25; do DO. straight f35Osf..oi do: DO ehTe
SL60Afl9l Wheat-Southern nrm; Fuitz, We"
Sl02; longberry, ssc.siL0l; No. >, yJc.; steam
er No g rod, sic. western dun; No. winter
red. spot, "a 4c., september, u Nc. o,,oDo''
gsags &c December. si.0l safi.02S. Corn
5sa5sc. western dun: mixed, spot, hor. sep-
tsmber, SEC. october, "a aoi4c.; year, dc.
bid. oats nrm uneraded southern anu sshh.
sylyanis 40si3Hc. DO. Ses,orn write, igause.;
10. do mixed, 4laigsc. graded 20 2"hl'c' ~
| Rye firm; choice g. fancy, 13s1ic. good 10
| prime. 1Oas2c. conmos 10 faif, wab'c. nay
steady; choice timothy. tii; good g. prime.
81 5Ossi0 Provisions nrm mers- PORK flAc's
sl27A Bulk-meAts doors)--houliers, &c;
long 6kc.: cleAr-rib eides, htc' sugar
picHled shoulders. 6hc; slgar-curei enokei
shoulders, 81 Hams-Small l2saiic.; large,
ifhalgc. Lari-henned, sc, crude. Dae,
Butter quiet: creamery, fancy, Maslc' 30. TAR
90 CHOICE lbal9c.: do. initiation. llsl1a; ladl",
fancy. l2alsc. DO. good - choice. loallo si9re-
pArkei. sale Eggs fairly sriiys at lgas0c.
Coffee dull; Rio car goes, fair, Hsc.i ~ Z, -.
sugar strong; grsnulaiei, ohG topper very
nrm aud 'arce refined, l5t. NhisGoy heady
at slI9. Freignts 20 Liverpool per siesner
slow; cotton, g.: hour. ". per 100 pounds;
grain, I'D: Cork for orders, ~. Recsipts-
Flour, 1909 barrels; Whcst t'U0 bushels;
corn. 1900 bushels osts' l,Oy oushsts, e,
LOO1 DuHhels Shipmonis-Flour, 1854 Darrell
wheat loo bushels. sales-WheAI eo,yW pasb'
els corn, 1000 bushels.
CINCINNATI
CrsclssirI, September Ia-flour IN nsht de.
maud. Wheat hrm No red, ssas'e. cora
strong, No mixed. Sic. Oats In good demand
and strong. No. mixed. sssiit.c. pors IN fsir
demand 81 tl0.ia Lard frm ~ $40 Bulk
meats and bacon steady and nrm. Whi.key
steady AZ Ills.
WILNINGTON
WILMINGTON. v. G., September - - lurpesNnp
steady at g.c Rosiu steady strained, HA.; go0t
straiued g5c Tar weak az ti..h Crude tur.
pentino arm; hard, tLA; yeiioT-dip, i.~,
4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20
COTTON REPORT.

Market steady.
QUOTATIONS..
MIDDLIsG, i0c.
low MIDDLiSa. Skc.
GOOD OaDIsAkY, &.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20

PHILADELPHIA, September ia special
from Reading 10 the Inqurer says: George
X. kaercher, the eminent railroad lawyer
of POttsvlle. who has also a law office IN
Philadelphia, ia among the killed. Persons
who were we'll acquainted with him have
identified his crushed body in the debriS OF
q Pullman car. William ID. Shore, one OF
Readings wealthiest citizens, wasa passen-
ger on the train, and was one or the nrst
persons reported killed.
At 1880 o'clock train left this city for
the scene of the wreck, taking the Phlla-
delphia and Reading railway surgeon, Dr.
WIdeman, and corps OF eight assistants.
An TLEcrRIc-IIGHr PLANT ESTABLISHED.
An electric-light plant was also dis
patched on the same train, which was
speedily put IN operation. and greatly IL
cilitated the work of removing the wound
ed. No passenger trans a-~iving after 8
p. VI. We're permitted to 90 beyond tins
city. All passengers from Philadelphia
and Intermediate points for destinations
north of Reading were compelled to leave
the trains.
PROFESSOR MITCHELL AMONG THE INJURED.
REaD1NG, Pa. September 20 Professor
Mitchell, Of Lehigh University, Bethle-
hem, is among the injured at the Reading
Hospital.
TIE SITUATION AT . O'CLOCK A. II.
At . o'clock this morning the situation
was as follows: Three hundred men were
still at work, but were making slow pro-
gress. Fifteen bodies had been taken out.
None of the bodies have been taken from
the scene of the disaster.
MORE BODIES UNDER TIE WRECK.
II is still believed that twenty or more
are underneath the wreck. Who they are
is not known because It is not known who
was on the train. and how many were actu-
ally killed will only bc disclosed with the
removal of the engine and cars from the
bed of the river tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20
Director-Generai of the Columbian FaiI
iRr fcIcgranh 10 tho Dianafch.I
Osnan Digna.

CHICAGO. September l9.-GeorgeA \. Davis
of Illinois. was to-day elected director
general of the Worlds Fair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20
CONSIDERABLE nIsrRrsr.

The bears. however. have made such strepu-
ous efforts 20 make II appear mat THIS rehet.
complete "a IL has been, Ia only temporary anu
that Treasury sbsorptions would soon draw All
OF IL back again. has created conslieraole as-
trust for the present and inclination 10 invest In
the market IL not nj present any more marked
than il has been for the past two months
An ABSENCE OF BEAR PRESSURE.
To-day there was a marked absence u bear
pressure, although the usual effort 70 get prices
down were not wanting In some directions The
movements lacked vim. however, and WINE
there was a decrease in the amount OF business
done the fluctuations also showed smaller
range. and important movements were again
confined % low priced shares, especially IN the
forenoon, but after that time the covering OF
shorts aud tho frecr buying for long account In
duced by the growing ease in money exteuied
the upward movement 70 everything traced IN
aud few OF the active stocks scored marked
gains before tho close Of business. Inc lndus-
trial stocks were most prominent IN thls tso.
but Big Four Missouri Pacific, wheeling, ana
Lake Erie preferred, Mobile and ONO. ahd rulI-
man all showed marked strength. ana are con
splcuous tor advances made over last nights
figures
THE CLOSE STRONG.
Tho close was fairly active and strong at tho
highest prices OF the day, although tho news o.
tue day was unlmportant aud nothing OF ma
turo 20 have any material effect upon prices was
developed. Sales aggregated laoVVo -hAtes oi
listed and 5000 OF unlisted.
MONEY AID EXCHANGE.
Ersnina Exchange quiet and steady. Money
easy ~ Sa6. closing offered al } Sub treasury
balancas-Coiu, 1856, $4,000 currency, IS 1lI,0O.
Governments dun but steady for "a; per
cents, l2l as, l04a bid. state bonds ne
elected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20
nvv YORK coTroy vuruRg>

NEW YORK. september lG--Co'ion-Nei 70.
celpts, 155 bales; gross, h,r-s balo+ fut.tos
closed steady: sales. %. 40 bales -epiompor'
$40 3jasi0 %: October, go ans i4I. November
so l4asi0i5: December. ti0isssl1l5; JanasIt'
ti0IsssIQiY; February, si0&lasi4s3i hsfsh,
$40 gGa.IO. q April. ~ Bisti1 30 Nay, tl1 wa
ftQ 40. lima 40 t7AflOta
The Press., 1890-04-03

1f~a wide-awake man who sells lamp-chimneys happens to read, will he write to Mac beth & Co.,, Pittsburgh ?
 They make the. "pearl-top" <- chimneys that do not - break, except by accident. 'sPearl-top' 's is the trade mark.
 Some dealers think they can't afford to stop the breaking of chimneys. ''It would spoil the business" ;" they say.
 Queer sort of business that lives on the worthlessness of its merchandise
The Press., 1890-04-03

In one of Dr. Burton's Yale lectures the following advice was given to the young ministers: "When trouble is brewing, keep still. When islander is getting on it's legs, keep still. When your feelings are hurt, keep still, till you recover from your excitement at any rate, Things look diff ferently through an unagita'ed eye. In a commotion once wrote letter and sent it, and wished had not. Iu my later years had another commotion, and wre t. long letter; but life had rubbed little sense into me, and I kept that letter in my pocket against the day when, I could look it over without agitation and without tears.
 was glad I did. Silence is the most massive thing conceivable sometimes. It is strength in its very grandeur. It is like regiment ordered to stand still in the
The Press., 1890-04-03

Mir. Howells has this advice to offer to people who have a yearning for author ship as profession s.Be an author if that is your love and your life, but rather be anything else if you wish first to make money. Dr. Edward Eggleston empha. sizes this statement by rennarking that he does not know any author who has scquir. ed competence by literary work, proper. ly so called, while Charles Dudley w arner observes that, considering the time, prep. aration and brains put into writing, litera- ture is more poorly paid than anything else in this country.
The Press., 1890-04-03
A. special Jacket Sale.

A. special Jacket Sale.
 Two lots of new stylish plain Spring Jackets; made inside of three weeks: No mistake about the wonderful moneys worth. It sticks out all over them. At $4.5o eacA: Black diag'o- mal 7vale clotA; AigA sAoul-
 ders, 6eH cmHS; taslor made, 6omnd edges, covered seams. At tS5 eacA: Plalm 6lack cork-
 screw clotA; high shoulders,
 6eH cm6s; taalor made, cloth face, covered Seams,
 Are you judge, of Jackets? Speak fair, now; what do you think these two Jackets are worth?
 Second hoor car from left aisle.
 Cool, cosy, comfortable cot tons. Over two hundred styles of Sateens at kc. Printed plaid Ginghams at 2h c. Foil du Nords in the latest effects 12k kc. Ombre Prints (styles like cashmere olmbre) Sc. Light ground 36-inch Challies, ? 7 C. Challie du Levant in dark and medium effects 6hc. 36-inch heavy shirtings and dress Per- cales I2 1ac. ...
 Right aisle, northwest of center.
 Fringed Window Shades at 200. each are hard to keep on hand; so are those with dado at same price.
 Fixtures to go with them, you know.
 Up the office stairs ; over vernon-st. entrance
 FORBES & WALLACE. Foh SALE. TENEMENT HOUSE containing four tene-
 ments. Rents for $500 year. All in
 good repair,
 Also Small Place in West Staf'd.
 House, barn, large hen-house, four acres
 good land, vines, fruit, &c. | Easy walk from Orcuttyille and Forestyille. Two
 miles'from the Springs. Will sell low. :. few settings of White Pekin Ducks Eggs for sale. -,=>
The Press., 1890-04-03

OFFICIAL Lrsr or PATENTS ISSUED TO CTTI- xEss or CoNNEcTIcUg from the U. s. patent offce for the week ending March 25,, 1890, as reported from the office of Simonds < Bur deH, solicitors of patents, No. Central Row, Hartford, Conn.
 Edwin W. Abbe, New Britain, bottle stop peE Calvert B. Cottrell, stonington, cylinder printing machine.
 Adelbert D. Field, assignor to Globe Cur tain Pole Co.,, Waterbury, curtain holder. :,
 Richard J. Calling, Hartford, torpedo and gun boat.
 Theodore E. King, Westport, and A. T. GoodeH, Bridgeport, lamp-holder for upright pianos.
 Reinhard w. Pittman, asslgnor to Plimpton Mfg Co.,, Hartford, envelope and card counting device. Franklin Root, deceased, E. A. Root, Hart ford, administratrix, curtain fixture. Walter Thompson, Meriden, electric railway.
 Justus A. Traut, assignor to Stanley Rule and Level Co.,, New Britain, spirit level. Nathaniel Wheeler, Bridgeport, sewing ma chine.
 Amos Whitney, Hartford, and H. Howard, assignors to Howard & Son, Providence, R. l., button or stud y
 Merle J. Wightman, Lynn, Mass assignor to Thomson Houston Electric Co.,, of Conn , controller for electric motors. , DESIGNS.
 Henry Berry, assignor to Derby SilAer Co.,, Shelton, handle for combs, &c. l TRADEMARKS. | Cheney & Goulden, South Manchester, ointment for chapped hands or roughness oi tho skin.
 Diamond Laboratory Company, Naugatuck emulsified preparations, throat and lung tab lets, cough mixtures, and lotions for the skin. 1 Electrical Supply Co.,, Ansonia, wire used in electric manufactures
 The case of John L.. Sullivan for prize fighting in Mississippi, was before the su preme court at Jackson, Miss, Monday The judgment is that the case is reversed and remande1. Sullivan is held under his bond to answer such indictments as may be found at the next term of the court The case of Bud Renard of New Orleans alder and abettor of the Sullivan Kilrair fight, was similarly decided.
 Extravaganza drains the pocketbook, bu the patent soap tray F. J. Chandler gives W u Brussels soap drains only to save. ...
The Press., 1890-04-03

Springfield, April 2, 1890. The new Millinery: A glimpse is. enough to set any woman of taste a-longing. So of Jackets and Wraps. More of elegance and excel lence than we ever before saw for so little money.
The Press., 1890-04-03
Can the Key be found.

Elderly Maiden Teacher at Vassar- What does Condillac say about brutes be ing in the scale of being
 Vsssar Girl-He says brute is an i'm perfect man. Elderly Maiden Teacher And what ii a man?
 Vassar Girl-A perfect animal
 Elderly Maiden Teacher-Brute, miss a perfect brute.
The Press., 1890-04-03

Corsets and Waists.
 How to get them so as to fit well, be comfortable, and have money left at the end of the year, no matter where you live, First, send for primer.
The Press., 1890-04-03

The last shall be first and the first last, but the people say that nothing makes soap last like the patent soap tray l.. w. Crane gives with Brussels soap
The Press., 1890-04-03

mid fury of battle. To plunge in were twice as easy. The tongue has unsettled more ministers than small salaries ever did, or lack of ability"
The Press., 1890-04-03

Pimples on the Face cured. Sulphur Bit ters will cure the worst case of skin disease ; from a common pimple on the face to that awful disease scrofula, it is the best medicine to use in al cases of such stubborn and deep seated disease. Do not delay; use Sulphur Bitters and drive the humor from your blood.
The Press., 1890-04-03

Don't take any chances with stubborn cough or cold. If neglected it may be pneu- monia tomorrow. If other remedies have failed you, do not be discouraged. Try once more. Swift's Wild Cherry Cough Balsam cures where all others fail.
The Press., 1890-04-03

West Winsted. Conn., Jan. 30, 1890. Having used s.Swaft's Wild Cherry Cough Balsam" with such snccess in my own family, feel that it is but simple justice to say that believe it s the best cough medicine in the market.
 -z FRANK E. ANDREWS, (Drug gist).
The Press., 1890-04-03
INTERESTING.
ofsicc.of P. &'F. coRBrN, Manufacture,

Ofacc.of P. SF. CoRBIN, Manufacturers of)
 Hardware, !New Britain, Conn. Jan. 31. 1890.
 I desire to say most emphatically that SwIFTs WILD CHERRY CoUGH BALsAM is the best and surest cure for cough ever The grip left me with cough which was simply terrible. obtained bot tie of this Balsam aud 1t gave relief immediately and has been ofathe grea9est benefit to since. Other members of.my taFdfly had about the same experi- ence. CHARLES F. CoRBIN.
The Press., 1890-04-03
Bristol, Conn. Jan. Z

- Bristol, Conn. Jan. 23. 1890. My wife and myself both being troubled with a SC. were cough, was persuaded by prominent druggist t0 try "Swift's Wild Cherry Cough Balsam," and can say now with most gratifying results It proved, fh both cases, very excellent remedy.
 My wife says she never trieda cough remedy in her
 life that loosened and relieved Ia cold and cough speedily and effectualy as this.does.
 ADDISON Russ, Bristol, Conn.
The Press., 1890-04-03

THE best assortment of Violin, Banjo and 1 Guitar Strings in town, silk, wire or gut,
 a AT HEALDs.
The Press., 1890-04-03
OOUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR

|GsOUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR lIAjs aSALEy N4~
 The Subscriber offers for his country residence, near Stafford Springs, Conn.
 It consiss Of 50 acres of land and outlying wood
 lot on elevated range of land. commanding an ex- tensive view in all directions House 70 by S4 feet two stories and attic Extension 30 by 16 feet, also two stories, with Laundry and Wood-H attached. Ice House, Carriage House, Barns and Sheds ample elevated by windmill, to sapply the plumbing oi the house and barns The house is built of the best materals under the personal supervision of the own er with Cemented Cellar under the entire house and extension, by days, work, fifteen rooms, and warmed by furnace, open lire places andgrates, with ample piazzas and covered driveway.
 Would be sold furnished if desired, and ready for immediate occupancy exchanged for city property A rare opportunity for gentleman and family de- siring refinement and restoration of health. Apply to DANDFORD KNOWLTON. Stafford, February. 1s90 18mr2m
The Press., 1890-04-03

EsRANK E. CONVERSE, practical painter.
 I After April I shall be ready to do all kinds of Painting Paper Hanging, etc. Stains and natural wood work speciaity. Orders may be left at E. A. Buck 6 Co.'S 20mar4w
The Press., 1890-04-03
forbes j. a1eaHare's

Look out for the Key?
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-02
TOBACCO DEPARTMENT.

RICHMOND, VA. February l.-Onerings
Of tobaccos at auction on Change satur-
urday, February LIST: Total offerings, 10
packages West Virginia bright t0baccos.
One package taken in at $40. one sold at
Ss.1J, one al $3.50, two az $s.25. one taken In
at SI.75, one al $50. one sold az $3.50, one
taken IN at $3.50. one at 1925, one sold at
s6.2j. one taken in at 81, one AT $50, one
at 500, two at s., one at $3.50, one ut 81,
one az $3.50.
Private sales reported to the secretary to-
day: Wrappers. y hogsheads; fllers, %
hOgsheads: smokers. . hOgsheads; sun
cured. I h0gshead; West Virginia bright
tobacc0s, 10 hogsheads. Total private sales
reported 10 the secretary to-day, IS hogs
heads.
Private sales reported to the secretary for
the week ending Saturday, February !,
1890: Wrappers. $50 hogshcads: filters, lSS
h0gsheads; cutters. Is h0gsheads; smokers,
p hOgsheads; West Virginia bright to-
bsccos, 10 hogsheads; dark tObaccos, 1874
hOgsheads; sun-cured. 10 h0gsheads; West
ern, 4 hogsheads. Total private sales re-
ported 90 the secretary for the week ending
Saturday. February 1, 1890. $40 h0gsheads.
Office Of the tobacco inspector reports to-
day Inspections-Br Bright, ~ hogsheads;
Western. 10 hOgsheads. RciuspectiOns-
. T.
For the week ending Saturda. February
I, 1883: Inspection. Bright, l49 hogshesds;
dark. 81 hOgsheads; Western. 81 hOgsheads.
Reinspections- Bright, 16l hogsheads; dark,
lA hOgsbeads. Total inspections and rein
specti0ns for week ending Saturday, Feb
ruary l. 1890, 69l hogsheads.
Farmers. Wilson's. Allegheny. Dayen-
ports, Planters and Merchants, Centre,
SeabrOok's. Crenshaw's Myers. Old Do
minion and shelburnes warehouses report
50 hogsheads. and / box delivered today
Deliveries for the week: 0Ij h0gsheads, 0
tierces and 7 boxes.
Oflce Of the collector Of the United States
internal revenue reports collections for the
city Of Richmond to-day as follows Tax
paid cigars and cigarettes, SSi3.30: tax
paid tObacc0s. 10000: special. $500;
Total Internal revenue collections for city
to-day, $,526.J4.
Internal revenue collections for the week
ending January +, 1890, reported ~ follows:
Tax paid, cigars and cigarettes. SlO,Sl6.9j;
tobacco, sl6.5LlO; special. 1920. Total
internal revenue collections for the city OF
Richmond, for the week ending Saturday
+ February, !, 1890, S2I,SlS.23.
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange to-
day: James =. Gray, Petersburg; W. 7.
Gillian, Farmyille.
MI htuueh Mdllh loi staples hdfllhl I,
who has been confined 10 the house for some
time past with the grip" is reported to be
much better to-day, and will probably be at
his Office on Monday next.
The Richmond tobacco market was unus-
ually active and strong to-day for Satur-
day market. with good sales OF wrappers and
hllcls.
The market for the week ending Saturday,
February /, 1890, was most satisfactory.
Heavy sales Of wrappers, filters and dark
tObaccOs, in addition 10 good sales OF loose
t0baccos on the breaks and auction sales on
Change. There were also considerable
sales of burleys, purchasers declining to al
low merchants 10 report them. {. Mel.