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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-21
END OF THt SILVER BILL.
The Measure Practically Disposed OF for
the Present Congress.
IBy telegraph 10 the Dlspatch.I

WASHINGTON. February 20.-The silver
hlll was not reported to the House during
the day, but Chairman WiCkham will sub
mt the report of the majority tomorrow.
The report will not 90 into an argument Of
the question. The silver men generally
are disposed to regard the action to-day as
practically the end of silver leElsla-
non for this Congress. An effort
viii very likely be made TO have the
bill acted on by the House, but its friends
do not express any hope of success for
their efforts. There are, 1t Is said, only
two methods by which II can be called mp.
The first is by o special order from the
Committee on Rules, but this is regarded
as impracticsbla as the majority or the
committee do not favor the measure. The
other Is by q motion 10 substitute the sill
yer bill for some other bill before the
House. There is, it is thought no doubt
out of order, and a majority vote of
the House would be necessary To over
rule that decision if the Speaker
should entertain an appeal. The SILVER
men have heretofore been defeated on
motion to override a decision Of the Chair
outhe silver bin and do not expect better
fate the next time they make similar
motion There was some hope entertained
that the Coinage Committee would report
a compromise bll on which most of the
Republicans could unite, but now that
the unlimited free-cOInage measure VIII be
rep0rted with an adverse recommendation
ia Is almost conceded that nothing can be
done until next Congress The antl-sllyer
men are very well pleased with the sItua-
ton. and Representative Walker, OF Mas
sachusetts. said this afternoon that the
bill would never see the light again tins
Congress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-21
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.


February 9Q-AaFket steady. sales reported
a. quotations.. Prime, 2Ac. extra prime. &c.
fancy, exc; Spanish, % B3c; factory hand
picke1 gulL(c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-21
&c ANA FALLINe Ar WaEEuNo.
Much Damage Done, Howeyer-hu0h SUI
fering-Parkersbnrg Cut on
a., ,.t,,,rsrb 70 the Digpgtchl

yyvrrrryo. w. Va. February 20.-Ihe
liver is falling here very rapidly ana Is 70
night mt II o'clock IN its natuIu cnalli,.i,
lI,ir-4., IL rouch suffering among the poorer
1ncIe Inc there will be 10 appeal for
med sid. The steady rise all last night
ou u5 az dav has now exceeded the high
az ~. i;,o;t predicted by the most reckless
eol ii .bn destruction viii be great. The
am anu. IN b.s naralyzed business and the city
osl sls %. burg IS cut Oh from the outside
~ Uor,d Tbe Suburban town OF riverside
u Sin covered and the inhabitants ar are
sides 4 full account Of the HOOD cannot
be given. .;,.o, boa not beep so
AZ 81 t,se,,t ~ wears, 10 is still rising aud
nisn ~ aisrm Is FELT "a 70 the harm the
waters may do tonight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-21
aoREAr o. sIoNs eUT lion EsT"
Washington Broker in Whom Some
southern People May BE Interested
t,,v telegraph 20 tho Dispatch.I

W,suNGroS, February 2O,-Robert T..
c,1orIe who advertises widely as an invest
Jnent and real estate broker and who IS
connected with various southern Land
schemes. is missing, and serious charges
are made affecting his integrity. ne Iltit
the city Thursday and said ne WouIu 10. %
re .ty Al the Columbia National
i Po"t yybere be has no credit, a score or %
- cEtcka for sums aggregating thousands
~ dollars have been presented for pay
mont. lie had an Office IN the Auahll93
Wnilding. having three rooms on the thira
8oor. his Office windows bore remarka-
Div imposing array Of signs. Aios M NJ
t.Il,,ol;t,n Co-operative Bank of New
w -capital. 81. 100000 Newport
News. Hampton and Old Point Develop
nent Company capital, S2'OOO,OOO' ana
other titles as imposing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-21

SAvAESAH, Ga, February 20.-Two ne
named Jordan at Frazir's Crossing, on the
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia rail
road, to-day, bent on robbery. IA Jordan
resisted they killed him with a club. The
murderers were captured and one con-
fessed. He also admits being implicated
in the series Of robberies at Brunswick a
few nlCEts agO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-21
Grain exchange 10 close Monday.

Next Monday, the 29d, being legal
holiday the Executive Committee OF the
Grain and Cotton Exchange has ordered
that the rooms Of the Exchange b9 closed
that daY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-21
Escnned from the jail.

Cornelius Paine. the negro who was re-
Gently indicted bv the Henrico grand jury
for breaking into an clubhouse OF Dir;
Brauers, escaped from the county jan
Thursday between u and l o'clock IN the
day.
The prisoner tore his blanket into strips
and let himself down over the wall. but II
is thought that he had assistance from the
outside
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-21
Heavy Verdict Against Railroad.

10y
BIRMISGHAM, Ana, February 20.-fn the
case of r. z. Sanders against the Kansas
City, Memphis and birmingham railroad,
ON trial In the Circuit Court at Jasper,
Walker county, the Jury to-day gave q
verdict for the plaintiff of S44,5 500. IL is
the largest verdict for damages ever given
in the State. Sanders was killed IN eolli-
sion last October in the outskirts Of Biz
mingham, when large number Of others
were killed and wounded. He lived in
Walker county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-21

fairly represented the play was the Creole.
giving Miss grnnger annie opportunity for sfhe
display Of her Rstnetic emotion ana ability
Miss 0rangor's costumes were beautiul ana
10 good taste. while the stage added mucn % lhe
charm OF tho eyenings enfsrtalnment Her sup
portis excellent Tue mstines to-day 10 camille.
ono Of Miss Changers greatest efforts. Al nlgot
Inherited will be repeated,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-21

One Of the mules attached to the Man
chester car stepped on the City railway
track at the corner Of Ninth and Main
streets yesterday afternoon as an electro
car was about TO pass. The animal was
either shocked or Slipped on the ran ana
falling was badly cut.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-21
Fryerson 20 Hang.
-
rRy telegraph to mo Dlspatch.l

NASHVILLE, Tenn, February pa, spe-
cial from Chattanooga saysi Jesse Fryer
SON convicted of the murder OF Policeman
Musqrove, was to-day sentenced To be
banged April 18th, new trial being de-
saH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-21
The second william orion No More.

KNOXVILLE, IENN., February 2O.-Willlaml
Orion. OF tine East Tennessee railroad, died
here TODAY. He was a son of the late vii
liam orion. formerly president OF the
Western Union Telegraph Company. HIS
remains will be taken 20 lrvihgton-on-the-
Hudson and buried in SLEEPY Hollow 7"
by the side of his father
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-21

The following convicts were received NJ
tc0lored), from DinwddiC county, 70 serve i've
years for assault win intent 10 Kill sallie Cial-
borne tcoloredl, from Hanover for nYo years Tor
murder IN tho second degree.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-21
r,,v n1DTcAL rnoaRANME MET.

Hr McMillin responded that lbe genie,
~ nod announced his programme, and
ma, ,l Ia. Ia that after talking few moments
hAe a s.ssSa sh,it "a debate. II that was the
hv 49,, ma Id he pursued the Democrats
PioSi.d meet Il at every point. Ipemoeraiic
sn,,la,iss. This yeas proposition 70 saae
cnrs 81 Republican dead ducks, anu was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-21

NJ. b. Buchanan was arrested yesterday
on the charge OF appropriatiEg to his own
use S27. the property of Rothert q 90.
The accused was employed by this nrln as
collector, and it il alleged that be Is short
in his accounts TO the amount named.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-21
Spice and Democratic Fight in the House.
Sundry Spats.
Try telegraph to the Dispstch.l

Try telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
WAsu1NGToN. February 2O-SENATE.-On
motion Of Mr.. Davis the Senate, after the
transaction of routine morning business,
proceeded 10 the consideration of pension
sion bills unobiected to.
THE NICARAGUA BILL.
The Senate then proceeded TO considera-
ton OF the Nicaragua canal bill giving q
guarantee Of the United States Govern
ment to the company's4 per cent. bonds TO
the amount Of 100000. 0O0).
The bill waa read in full and Mr.. Ed
munds announced that in the absence Of
the Chairman of the Committee on Foreign
Relations lAi-. sherman 1t became his
DUTY % take charce of the bill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-21
Aryeutina 10 trouble.

u,,vxoa AyRrs. February 20. state Of
DO s az Ieen declared here. 4 force %
srt,llerg has been brought 70 the r cap.lai
bonn Zarate, and the troops ny laieli ~,
ar, held in readiness tor ~ et in.I,eS
Tie public has become inueh
80. .,ata If affairs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-21
yFsr AnA1NsT TIE ELL.

Mr.. Vest took the floor in opposition to
the bill. not he said, from any hostility to
the Nicaragua canal, but because he
thought it of importance that in consider
ing the pending bill the relations between
Great Britain and the United States in re-
gard to iuteroceanic communication
across the Isthmus should be con-
sidcred
Mr.. Vest argued that the bill throughout
from beginning 10 end goes upon the as
sumption that the United States is to con-
troll that canal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-21
Kntitled 70 tie Best.

An ere entitled 70 the Dess ,;l tl'a ss snS
money viii bay. 50 every ns'n ny, 1snily
lave at once q bottle o. w s ~ tte aus.
relae9{, - ~ W ~ bilious For sale IN
W. s6sp AMI mi 81 bottles BY AL leading drug
gists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-21

Gov. Campbell Passes Through the city.
Governor Campbell and wife OF, Ono,
passed through the city yesterday ,es
route TO Old Point, where they. will DO
guests tor several days. From here they
went on the same train with Mr. Astor
and bride
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-21
TIE TRADING HAND TO MOUTH.

Tho trading among those who did attend the
sesslons OF the board Was OF the most pro
nounced hand o-mouth character, and the alb
sence OF large number who VIII remain over
the holiday next Monday was Influential W cree
atng aud intensifyng the apathy pfeYallhg.
ma only noyements In the list Of noto we're
those 10 the corn-roads the Wizards, aud the 10,
dustrlals. Cotton-oii stocks were active ana
strong under manipulation Of the bulls, both OLD
and new stock rising over per cent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-21

CRIoAoo, February 20.--Hhe Worlds Far
Directory tonight formally voted 70 anan-
don the lake-irOntasa part Of the exposition.
The fair Will be concentrated at jackson
Park.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-21

WMMSGToS, n. G., February 20.--Turpentine
quiet at SC. kosn drm: strained. gLl7h: cool
strained, Si.22b. Tar firm al 81. -. deturpen-
zinc firm hard, tL2D; yoilOE-dip. t2lO; virgin,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-21
DEATHS.

PLEASANTS. Died. yesterday after
noon at his home, near the city, EDWIN
@. PLEASANTS. in the eighty-seyenth
year Of his age.
Notice of funeral hereafter. Friends will
please omit flowers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-21
90 1nlnnls !. Chestnnt.n

10y V7I0NWITW " 'H- I'7T'-'-''F
SpRrEeFrErD, Ill, February 20.-Three
ballots were taken in the joint Assembly
today. The last resulted; Palmer. l0l
StreefeT, % 0glesby 8.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-21
80 sILvsR-HeARINes cLOsED.
"Stockless Jerry " simpson for Free
Coinage-The Silver Act Of 1878.
fBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.

[By telegraph 20 the DisDatch.I
WASHINGTON, February 2O-COngress-
rnan-elect Jerry Simpson, of Kansas. repre-
sentinp the Farmers Alliance, was one OF
the Speakers before the House Coinage
Committee to-day. He said the farmers Of
the country demanded aud would insist on
more money. He advocated free coinage
az one of the means to this end, and also
tbe sub treasury scheme and the issuance
of paper money as other methods whereby
more money could he put into clrculatlon'
Tba neopIe demanded q great deal more
money, ana it was the duty of the Govern
mept to furnish it. Mr.. simpson sad ne
did not care if free coinage did cause sil-
vnr 10 come 10 the United States; lie
wished il would come, and 1t could not
come too soon, for it would give the peo-
= Aionzo Waddell, of South Dakota, who
was defeated for Congress at the last cleo
ton as a candidate OF the Farmers AlllahcS'
also smoke in behalf OF free coinage, when
he said was advocated by all the members
Of the Alliance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-21

Miss Maude Granger appeared before
lashi0na0e audience az ihe Theatre last nighl.
Ihe lover boxes were occupied. the orchestra
nlleos and tue dTeAs-crele and uEper gallcfies
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-21
The razzcolNAGE BILL.



''Ha .' Roe Dlspa'cnJ
81, d. February Zo.-WIthin
.- '-a tine the hearings
. tas silver question the
"..-. Coinage committee
't..'i ~ '"' tI"i 'N-a
DO anu t-Hplet IN
GROOM OF the commit
.t..l''iit no H''Cu77,,oil
. 'N ... Ilemn.f7 piOtteaeu
Young. lAe hTSJ vote
.. 9,-a'c n,H Tor the rec
on i''.l' va l; a 20
PISS '''' u. Hlat1 nj ~
.' t"-'il tll7 "i't i"
t.. .', WI. "a I''Dli'uI ia -
... -.. PASS. iAt loui HtlO1i7
s.. ".ie ,h. p.l iree-cl. mage
'.i..il C. Aes-fs; OaT.sr
''I.iI.. oI Nessttg,.a' NJ
I,. b,eLa on Slis7Y III
...A''-' brulo'iHls. lHo
I...... . ,'.-, ~, ,,.. VIZ 80 ~,
",'.' al', " a,l'''ii' u
.I1 .t illl-i' ~. 60, 81
~ 5la'-achusetts, Com
f. 49,. o,i
I-.. ~ l.,, ~ Vgileov ~
Ida. (ary ~ pSDneyIvapia
f.... BIZ Erar,. ~ Ne,y York was
.... .-. ...r ~ he had giyep Mr..
H-t.l rrsxy authorizing the
ma ti-1 and bis yote was
ue bin accordipg 10 his
'
HID ..-r... .s .-,y .,,,.o,,.., b, ,,,oprcr
f.. t...-cg.na@e mon found that
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-21
A FalInre 10 AtIanta.

ATLANTA. Ga. February 20. "A temporary
receiver has been appointed tor u. q H. "
Ball. clothiers and furnishera
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-21

BALTIMORE

DAN AahOhAa
BALTIMORE February 9.-C1tton easier; mid
ding gf.c. Flour duh. Wheat.-Southern nrm;
Fultz, Siafi0S; LOngberry, b.O3atLOs; Hestern
steady; No. winter red spot SL0iatLV5k;
February, tL03atl03H Nay ilOlAatLO1
COrn-SOuthern nrm white, dl262c. yellow,
6iaC2Ec: western hrm: mixed spot exc;
February, 62h &C. March, blAalIEc. Nay, OVha
81 SC. steamer Biatiasc. Oats hrm unRraded
southern and Pennsylvania 5Ca52r. DO. western
white, 5lai3c.; 10. 90. mixed, JOa5lc. graded
No. white. 62c.; DO Dc. mixed,
60c.' Rye quioL Hay fairly active;
choice timothy SlO50sSu; Provisions
fancy, 2sa2lc. do, fair 10 choice, 1iaHo. do.
Initiation. PIC. ladled, fancy, 21a25c.; do'
good 10 choice 16a.Oc.: rolls, dne, lsal9C DO,
fair to good, l5al1c. Bggs arm; strictly fresh,
lBkalAc other articles unchanged Frelghs
to Liverpool per steamer inactive. Receipts
Flour, B. f5g barrels wheat, Ajlg bushels; corn,
q 80 bushels; oats, l,Dm bushels; rye, oto
bushels. shipments -- Flour, b,il8 barrels.
sales-Wheab 44,gio bushels; oorn' 2'Sio BUSH
ST LOUIS
ST. LOUIS, February 90 Flour steady Wheat
opened lake lover tO aic. higher hhn yester-
day, and closed &c. above the opening NO
red, cash, Q6tlBg7c. May closing Whci July,
S1Ac.: August, $3.50. Corn opened &c. above
yesterday AZ tho Opeuirg and closed unohanged
20 sake. higher; No. cash, 53EsHAc; May
closing at 5!s52Sc July, lkc oes qulet anI
weaker; No. ?, cash, 45kai5kc.; Nay. closing
at 46'sc. bid. WhisKey tl.l4.. Provisions nrm
ana higher. PORK. s6SK. Lard. t5 l0atAiS.
ry-salt meats Shoulders, Sl60aS2.1j; longs
and ribs, 3L65afL15; shOrt-clear. tA7Satiha.
Bacon tboXodl-Shoulders tL50; longs and ribs
fLl5af5.90: shOrt-ciear, 3L23atA.31.
CINCINNATI.
CIYCtSHATI. February M.--FlOur d1iet. Wheat
barely steady; No. red, g0c.aSl. Corn strong
mud higher; No. mixed, 53Aa56c. Oats
stronger: No. 2miEed, s9aaOc. Provisions strong
er Whiskey steady al LILO.
WILMINGTON
WILMINGTON, n. G., February 20.--Turpentins
quiet at SC. kosin lrm: strained. LIN; cool
strained, fi22N. Tar lrm al Si&. Crude turpeI-
zinc firm; hard, sl.2D; youcG-dip. f&lO; virgin,
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
VBW YORK. February 9.--Cotton-Net re-
ceipts 81 tales gr0rs, bSlos. Futures closed
quiet and steady. ssi@s, ise 20 bsIes February,
ss7lssS IS; March. sS7aaIA54s kpriL s. Slats.sl;
May, 81 gOass.0i; June, fAga55.9s; July. t9o5a
sg07; August s9.03afQC9 September, tag3af1gt
October, sa02ag903; November,. S3olat9n;
December, ia02eS903
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Reported for tho Dispascb.i
February 20.-Market steady. Sales reported
a. quotations. Prime, CSC; extra prime. &C.
fancy, 3Hc.; Spanish, 2As3c; factory hand
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-21
ALTIMORe STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, February 20.--Virginia SO. 6i4
Baltimore and Ohio stock. b77f; Northern Gem
trail stock, So; consolidated gas stock, IN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-21
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
FEBRUARY 20, 1891
OFFERINGS.
WHgAL-g70 bushels.
COaN.-3 l95 bushels
OATs-l, 500 bushels
SALES
CoRM-1.9 900 busnels
QUOTATIONS.
WHgAT.-Longberry, tiasi.lQ Mixed, ssca
fI.Og. shortbsrry, 95c. aSl.0S
CoRR--Whife, cease Mixed, O0ab2c.
OATs.-Whte, No 2. 54a55c. Mixed. No. 2,
52a5sc. detected, 4Oaisc. Winter Qor seedl, Goa
Csc.
RYk-50aS5c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-21
THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was damp. disagreeable, and rainy.
Range of the thermometer at the 'front.'
Mean temperature. ...................
New YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK February so--The interruption OF
telegraphie Communication over large portion
OF the country, added TO the already marked IN
disposition OF both domestic and foreign opera
tors 70 do anything in the stock market pending
developments, served 70 render the ransao-
lions ia the stock market to-day the smallest Tor
any fun day for the present year and a long
time previous.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-21
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or The WORLD
Prices for Money. Bonds. Stocks. Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton, &C., and In Con-
nection Herewith the Wea-
ther Indications.
lBy telegraph % inc Dispatch

- WASHINGTON, d. G., February DO
DAM forecast for Virginia: Warmer
""" weather; southerly winds and
rain: clearing Saturday night /;
cooler Sunday.
For North Carolina: Warmer weather I;
variable winds rain, clearing by Saturday
night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-21
WASHINGTON CITY.
.,r LYING bRe PosTMAsrERsHtP
" HANGS FIRE
..... VIII, ,'rohahly Succeed Window
Om tnc Sneaker Got Thanks p
pcvdcn to succeed Malone,


49,. L."
Ou thc sneaker Got Thanks p
uovdcn to succeed Malone,
r,r,r our Regular Correspondent
,...,.rx. February 2o.-Tho Prosi-
...ta batch Of nominations TO the
..tl.I.v. but there was nothing on
... except postmasters However,,
......a7s appointment has not vet
.. though it has been expected
..4u week. There have been
..u.c1uts that the President has
.-..i O. make a selection. The
sa Che Malone and tho anti
...-u-s has been bitter.
... ... living around Tins morning
.......tru of the successor %
-...t.Iy Window would come 10
....r. ani 10 did not. The pre-
..... rs ihot Ex-Governor Foster
.. spite OF tae angry warfare
mind, Uppu INN, and II he IS
Ertv.l be because the oppo.
.z.Guycruor have gotten IN
.r4.u.t lW. 10 IS generally be.
......- tHr President las for some
.r appoint him.
..... at Irr CauaIsStoN.
.......-.'..- of the Currency
....I. off Gloom into The
......f. -.ry,..-rtiarm theorists
OBJ. opinion tIat Mr., Cannon
... iaai Nhn'I the law tnc
..- I at.I.illt % use the
....a ..H. .-Hln ny tne House
.Er. n' oI"iN~' II TINS IS
.. ." 'a' commission mas got
h. y. .,.,' ..,.., LAY e. gay.
"..H 'tt btmogl9'7
-..... ,-....t a. r,n
.-..t. Hu their fight to
.. Hon Edward G.. Ven
.--. i.g contest to-day,
....' as ttH Republicans
..... ....n iua.nut two hours
... .mwced Before they
however, the Speaker
.......--, GAME.
.r....t. 20 l.,,.ir-, .l.o
IT,. .t--,..I ti-ot Ic |
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-21
MARINE INrELLIGENCE.
FoRT OF RICHMOND, FEBRgARY 20, 1871.

sun ........... BOO Morning.. 1s<)
Moon sets......... t:5t Eyoning.... 3:4g
FORT OF RICHMOND FEBRUARY 20, 1871
ARRIVED.
Steamship Wyanoke, Boaz, New York, mer-
chGndlse and passengers; George W. Allen 81
schooner z. T. Cottlngham, Smith, New York.
fertilizer material Durham ferIllizing Com
' schooner L. Z. williams. Kimmerly Balti-
more, kainlt Allison & Addison.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel, Deyo, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers: L. 3. Tatum, vice. president.
Steamship Wyanoke, BOaz, New YORK, mer-
chandlse aud passengers, George W. Allen q
CO., agouts
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, FEBRUARY 20, 1891.
tBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
Rarge volunteer. New YORK. 70 load coal.
Barge Laurens, Lambert5 Point, 10 load coal.
SAILED.
Steamship Arroys, Liverpool, coaied,
PORT OF WEST POINT, FEBRUARY 20, 1891.
by Teleerapn.i
ARRIVED.
Steamship Essex, Taylor, Baltimore, NOR
Steamship Lawrence, Hooper, Providence.
merchandise.
chandise aud passengers
SAILED.
steamship Norlando, Norfolk, cotton.
steamer Elm City, Eaton, Walkerton, mer-
chandse.
steamship Queen Margaret NewDorS'News,
cotton.
steamship Essex, Taylor, Norfolk, merchan-
disc.
chaudise.
Steamship Danville, Billups, baltimore, mer-
chandi3e and passengers.
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- cI-nsR nrI.I. an srRoNa.

Tho covering later brought everything up
again, and the beet prices Of the day were reach
ed 10 the last hour the market finally closing
dun and strong a. small fractions better than
the opening figures. The tiual changes are all
small fractional changes with no material I'M
provemcut anywhere. Salee, lsto4, o<'VOO
shares. unlisted, 1900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-21
sIIvRR WEAK.

Silver was again weak on advices from Wash
ington that the bill for the purchase OF the silver
I'm the country would get no consideration,
having been introduced too late In the session.
Tho rest Of the market was absolutely wlthout
foAtnre, and while there was nrm opening,
with further advances in the corn roads tue
hammering operations OF traders brought most
stocks below the level Of opening prices
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-21
MONEY AND EXCHANGE

Ersninq.-Bxchango quiet and steady at ASA
ASs1. Commercial bills, S5SaS,k. Money easy
at2Ia3. closing offered at3 suo-Ireasury bal
gpces-coin, sl5s,s3i,OJ0; currency, Ss,U6OO.
Go7ernm0nIs dun but steady; 4per cents, IOh
GL,s. lUl state bonds entirely neglected.