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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-11-20

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curbs, splints, ring bone, sweeney,
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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-11-20

"What is the difference between a
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Three dollars All hour."-N. Y.
Herald
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The Power of Love.-Mudge-"I
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-"H'mh! That's more than any Of
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polls Journal.
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Elsie (whO has not looked at her les
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CUT.CURA wENEDIES

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Ask my agents for W. -. Douglas Shoes.
If not for sale i'm your place ask your
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agency, and get them for you.
EE TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE. II
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By JAMES KENMORE COOPER.

The nrst and greatest OF American novelists was
says writer In the Century Magazine twas co5mopoli
In Germany, and in Italy In Great Britain ana the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-17
FRUIT AND CANDY
Dry GOODS.

Following are the agents prices and are subject
10 the usual trade discounts
Cotton Drills: Appleton. &C.; Atlanta d. GHc.;
Augusta, 6l4c.; Boott g}4al0c.; Charleston 6IFc.;
CSC: Dwight IA standard. ne; Hamilton
brown, &C.; do blue foe; Lyman II blue lOc.;
Mass; G, &C.; Mass. \. &C.; Natohez j, &c;
Piedmont, &C.; Stark A brown, e.
Glazed Cambricsi Garner. 4lsc.; Red Cross,
DC; Edwards 49c.; s. S. q Son, is9c., Passaic
iHc.; r. ID. W. X Sons, 4l1c.; Peacock i15c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-17

and easier, aud there was considerable foreign
selling. The failure of small Antwerp 20 grain
house increased the weak feeling Spot lots
closed easy. Sales No. 2 red winter, p6Isc; do
July, esAo.; do. August. 931sc. do. September.
Corn-Corn options were active and stronger
TO-DAY. and prices closed 9s9lAo. higher. about
the best hgpres bong current at the close. Spot
lots closed STEADY. Sales: No. mixed. 73l4 C. !;
no 2mred July, tS5sc: August, el,sc. Septem-
,oatsx70sts options wero dull. but about steady
throughout the day. The only change Of mo-
mont was decline OF Nc. in August. Spot sales
NO white, &c.. No. 3 do, b9c. No. mixed,
July, $50; August, 34Ifc.; September, 325sc.
fork-Iork TN moro demand and strong:
new mess, ei2008i25O
Lard-Lard closed firm and higher; August,
t66s; September. s6ls
test. mnscoyado, iI-iGc. $50. for sc test, CEN
trifugal; Refined sugar fairly active and strong
or; cutloRf and crushed, SIC powdered, 4esc.;
granuated, 4hc. cubes, $50; mould, IA, 41zc. /;
confectionery, "Ap, 4Mc.
Coffee Spot lots coffee quiet; fair Rio, car
goes, 1910.
The msrket is weak for spirits turpentine at
$3.50. for regular and 374c. for mAchine-made
barrels. Rosin quiet; common, Abs; strained.
rosin, 1891 barrels spirits turpentino and 5G2
barrels tar
petroleum-The oil market opened unchanged
from yesterdays closing. The price for refined
oil was reduced &c. al all points number of
new wells will have begun operations before the
the market very little and the output will only
go TO swell the visible supply. Buckeye romans
unchanged. August opened at CSC; highest,
Csc; lowest, 67sEc.; closing 671tc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-17
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RIcHwoSp. Va, July IG-OforinCs OF tobao-
COS 90 auction on Change Thursday. July l6
lsli. Total offerings, 3s packages 3uI-cured to-
laccOs: One package sold at $50, one at &i625,
one at 1880. one al ga two ut $3.50, one at
sl3 80 one at sl225, one at sl2. two 40 Sll-l5,
two at slI.60. one 40 $ll, two at SlOf5, one az
sI05f two az tl0.25. ono az so, two OF 1926, one
40 e. f2Ds. one al $500. two az Ss.i5. one AT 81
enc 81 1913. two at s5h0. one at $500, one AZ
9I. one taken in az 81. one sold at $3.50, one
At $50, one at s320. one taken ia at $751; one
a. ei.fU
Private sales reported 90 the secretary of the
81. lssl Wrappers, u hogsheads; hueis, ~
Aog-heads, cutters, 30 hogsheads; smokers, ]
lls.head; dark leaf, IL hogshoads. Total 225
j. Igsheads
once Of the tobacco Inspector reports today,
Thursday. July 10, ls9l; inspections hnght' y
hogsloads fierce. &C.; dark. 81 hogsheads 80
tcfces, DC kensuectlOns, bright hogsheHd;
Farmers Allegheny, Old Dominion. Cren-
shaw 81 Naughans Meals, Davenport s. Planters
and Merchants. ShclbuTne's Scabrook s. NY
,Is and ShOckOo warehouses report to-day,
Thursday, July lg. 1891: Receipts. 2l7 packages;
deliveries. lI packages
Omcoof the collector Of the United States In
ttrual revenue reports collections for the city
o. Richmond to-day. Thursday. July Us, 1901:
Ia1 paid cigars and cigarettes, Sl4l250; tax
lLiilIup tObaccOS e. 1882. Total, e6lib.o2
our SIR. William Henry Jones has been IN
NrhuOnd for several DAYS past expects 90 re-
trrn % Inc Greenbrier White sulphur Springs
h.. tered al the Tobacco Exchange Thurs
CsJ 'u'y 10. 1891. =. J. Boyd, Louisa; =. a.
i.as..y Caroline; }. +. Taylor CiafksYilie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-17
FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
orrSkzyoXs OF THE EEH xoRz
tTocK Market
s,ratsn Of Tobacco al isiohmona ana ctnos
important Censros--opOtasions Of the New
YORK and liverpool Cotton slarkcts-rrs.
aUons nna Grain,

MN Soxx, Suls is.-Money closed a. Per
Ut. the highest rate; lowest ~ por cent
S,ehsnse closed steady; posted rates, ASA
-, sixty days. and Gs7l$ for demand; actual
.,i,s tsgl49AslN FOR sixty days; ASos4a4.si
s,-5emsnd. Government bonds closed steady;
,rrrency, 10 bid. as, coupon, 100; as do.
ris bid. .
q-o professional contingent, composed Of
.,.~.traders and scalpers, which is ENJOYING at
1.-.sont q complete monopoly IN the moving up
T. f,vn OF values WAS disposed 20 sell stocks
s. morning The traders did some testing in
o. he trading stocks on the theory that mar
~ that Will not move must give way. Union
i. .-fo was hammered some on the announce
go ~ decrease in the net earnings Of the
>otd f1r May Burlington and QUINCY also DO
-''[.ol eotae weakness notwith standing the
49,. short interest outstanding. national
eIs,. collapsed with aiacrlty whom the bears
S..,.r to probe H. It's price declined on almost
~ frst ss.o and dropped per cent. ITO S7,9 IN
s1.rfwbUe Pacific Mail was firm nnd frac-
~.r.iIr ht.hor on the prospects or the company
...' some favorable mail contracts. In
i't,0r fo the stocks named Atkinson ana 81
Isrf v.re the next most active. The reduction
a. nlsnais Central semi-annual dividend from
r.r cent. caused considerable surprise IA
tte 'stroet as the general belief was That Ihe
.-.rny would be able 10 maintain ITS dividend
800 q r per cent Burlington was b0ld 20 a
ferable extent on the theory that reduc.
don ~ the Illinois Central dlydond indlcateQ
n lucuon by Burlington. The stock marx
'res slmost dormant during the last half Of tho
day. The total sales for the hfteInoon were
lffie less than 24N0 shares. The huctualohs
were very slight IN majority, OF case'' ana INC
closing fgurCsfweTo irrcgularly changed,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-17

WV YORK. July i6-Messrs Hu bard Price &
Company. ia thoir cotton circular tonight, say :
cotton speculation remains entirely passive,
tN| tho change I'm prices to-day is nslgnlncant
Tho Liverpool market is l-6id. lower than yes
ttriay During tho past three days tho Liver
200. market has declined some std, equal TO
l0lIld. and Now Ork is but four points lower.
There is an evident disposition 10 sell the
market 10 present. aud some OF the moro con-
bucuuus shorts are thought % have been quietly
covering their sales to-day. Tho tradlng IN
august Las leon disurOpOrtionately largo ~
compared with tho more distant months ana
the dluerencc between 10 and September was
reduced TO twelve points at the close"
tututts closed steady. Receipts Of ports loVO
bhlca' against loon last week and 80 bales last
year me spot market IL easy az former quo
thvohs. ID, Kidding uplauds, s96c. Sales. 5l2
Iaies. transactions ln futures. 10000 bales
Snist ftoS iAi August19ia7 81; September, sos;
OcloDcr' e.lb' November. 3 23@5 29 December.
h.~es ~; January, s45a8fC: February. S.55;
Marcr .hb3et.i. April. S72QR73: Nav s sO@s.Sl.
IN Liverpool, spot cotton dull; middhng up
ithas' 4s-iCd Futures easy; July-August 4.2d;
AugustneptemDer 4.2,d Septembor- October,
%cSui Oclobei-NoYemDei, A3Sd.
FR0DucE
flour-Flour closed quiet, fair demand. buyers
houlne on extra NO. spring. CO.'S: do winter.
= Ws1iDi CITY mil extra, S5ShlO for West
lhnleei Sou norm hour steady: trade and family
extras, t4.40s5l0.
hhoet-lh no bears were in full control of the
HaiAel curing the greater portion OF the day
~ the Opening prices were h9t<o. lower on a
iies seAinS' fobiic and private cables wero dull
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-17
Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Nh, July i6.-Flour steady, un-
changed; receipts, 1913 barrels; shipments,
ll5 barrels; sales, $50 barrels. Wheat-South-
orn weak; Fultz 9Osg9c; longberry. 92S9sc.;
No. red. active and lower; spot, 95S9514c.; the
month, 98Ssa933sc.: August. 92d92l4c.: Septem-
ber 924c.; October. CSC; receipts 1851 bushels;
stock, isl,433 bushels: sales, $4,000 bushels.
Corn Southern strong; white, $50; yellow, 75c {;
mixed firm; spot, Gle; the month, 67c.; August,
CSC; September, &C.; spot No 2, 75c.; receipts,
500 bushels; stock. ,6l5 bushels; sales. 10000
bushels Oats active and firm No. 2 white,
Western 471s@4ec; No. 2 mixed, Western, 400
&c; receipts 1900 bushels. Ryo frmer; No. 2,
bushels Hayactivo and higher: good to choice
timothy, e1tO0af55O Grain freigbts unchanged.
Cotton nominal; middlng.. SIC. Provisions
unchanged. Eggs steady. Coffee FIRM Rio car
goes fair. 19c; No. z, l7ttc. Sugar firm; granu-
lated, f3lc. copper unchanged. Whisky IN
changed. Peanuts unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-17
Chicago.

CmcAoo, July i6-Wheat opened weak and
lower. but hrIned mp on covering Of shorts; a
shippers for vessel room here. Closing prices
were &c. higher for December and 1sc. lower
for tho less remote options. Receipts, Az cars.
Corn-COrn was strong on brisk demand for
shorts and good shipping demand Closing
prices were M@lHc. higher. Receipts, 423 cars.
Oats-The oats market was exceedingly dun;
July declined 5Ec., but other options closed I'M
changed. Receipts, 16f cars.
provisions-The provision market was active
and higher. Ribs were the strongest, influenced
by the rapid manner in which counter stocks
are being roducrd by the Southern demand.
shorts became alarmed and the packing interest
Nhooped tho prices up until en advance Of 57l5c.
was affected in PORK, 2Oc. IN lard and &6c., in
ribs. The closing prices arc 30 higher FOR
nork 10. for lard and 22l3c. for ribs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-17
TICHMOND sTOCK MARKET.
RICHMOND. Va, July l6. 1871
FALES.

-a1 VIRGINIA three per cent, at 64]6.
oovypvsfvvr SECURITIES Bid ASKED
r. s. les. 1851. b. C..............,. 700 zee.
{ as k h C.. 1907 .---.-+--.---.- l4t12 zoe.
frtrE SECURITIES
kortb Carolina as O., i9io............ ~ 60.
fnth Carolina o. g.. l9ls.......-.-... lz19 80
"a 6s c0usoIs, &C. lglo ....,, ..t...--. .'ss ~
Virginia s.s-5 lel-t ortles Z, lyly.-.. 81 ':.l
Virginia 8s new. O. Il r., 1882 ,.f,.... 6i1s e45t
Virginia c0n-oi coupons, fund3ple... y eos
Virginia cousol coupons nOn-tunda-
BE ................. ..-....-....~ ~ s''s
cfrr frrsTfrs.
Tuhmoni City ss n. 19oi-lel0....... ..... 1874
Richmond litrts f I3)4-l9l0 ....... ll21R ia
Nrhmoui Ci.y 5s. R. 1927 and later 100 ..-
Lohmold CITY as. H., l8-l....-....... .-.. ~
HfuHoAD BONDS.
2 q g. lsf IS r., 1907 .............-.... III ....
4 q. t'td Ia. &C., r. 1000 ..---.... l0lh lO315
1hsr., Column n Aus. "a rs, C., 1910. 1l5 80.
lar. Colum. h Ang. 6s, C.. 1888 ...... ...- 1906
toium j. Grecuvllo lst 0s, G., 1916. 100 ..-.
Georgia Pacific ISL 6g r. O. ls@9 ,o,, a. 1929
Georgia Pacific incomes, 1923 ......... ...: ~
Petersburg ClessA, bs h. C., 1923 ... 1920 ....
Petersburg Glass B., Us. K. O.. 1926. lOl JOG
Hich York River Ches. IS, 1924. ly3 ....
LIch. q Meek. LIST Oh, lsSi............. 60. lol
RALROAD STOCKS.
Hioh. Fred. q Pot Div. Oblig........ 10 il2
rlNK STOCKS.
Ciuzons Savings ......t...s'.t....... 20 a..
tllf.--- .----s-- .'-- %
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-17
81. I.nnis.

ST. LOUIS No, July 16.-Flour dull; family,
s380S340; choice, s35063'O;f fancy s3m@L5Q;
patent, 1915. Wheat firm; July, $3.50 bld;
August e28sc asked September, s34c. asked;
December. s624c asked. Corn higher; July,
551sc bid; August, Sc asked; September. 5olSc, !;
January, 5934c. Oats lower; July, 5lc. nominal;
August 26lsc nominal; September. 2514c. bid.
Pork STANDARD mess, Sl0.Dell: Lard-Prlme
steam 500 Dressed meats-Shoulders, $40. /;
clear ribs $40; shorts, Csc Bacon-Boxed
shoulders. J}la5Bc.; longs 80; clear ribs,
-Llc-. hhorts. 1oAC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-17
DRESTON BELVIN,
\ Fine Ar,6 FVu1KpRn I6I1re,
No. 18 GOVERNOR STREET.
GALVANIZED IRON WORK.

THOMAS n. KENDLEB.-GALvAN1zED
i IRON AND COPPER WORK Of every de-
ecription executed. Sky-ights, Metal Shingles,
Ornamental Metal. Ceilings and Corrugated
Iron. AT.
Works; 100 west Broad street. Telephone 700
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-17
Wilmington.

WuAnNoroN. \. c. July l6-Spirits turpen-
tine steady at SAC, Rosin firm; strained, Sl20;
good strained, Sl.25. Tar firm at s.. Crude
turpentine firm; hard, SIPS; yellow dip and
virgin, $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-17
Cincinnati.

CNc1NNAT1 O.. July 16.-Pork, regular Mt
sl062l6aSl055. family Sl0.s118s gu. Lard
Kettle-dried C16s65Sc Bacon-Short clear
sides, s725&78O. Whisky Sales 100 barrels at
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-17
GRA1N ANp CorroN ExoHANGE.
RICHMOND. Va. July l6, 1891.

OFFERINGS
Vheat-New offerings 73G bushels; ro-oXbibi-
..I $50 bushels Total. 1902 bushels.
com White. go bushels. Mixed loo bushels.
...l $50 bush u.s.
Nats-IO0 bushels.
SAILS.
Nhoat-722 bushels
l.u-WAIte, 80 bushels.
Quotations
What IonQborry 90c. 10 si.O0 Mixed. $50.
g. .c. Sh0rtborry. Sc TO g9c. No. red,
Con-WLite. prime Virginia 76c. No. 2
White. go. to ,6c. No. mixed, zoe.
Oats-No g 43c. % 4io No. 5. 4Oc. 70 42o. Re
3sctOt. soc. TO $50.
F.a.-rfc q Sic.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-30
FELL THROUGH A HATCH.

a Sailor on the Steamer Inverness
Killed on the Trevsylor,
JEFF Williamson, sailor belonging to the
British steamship Inverness, fell through a
hatch into the hold of the British steamship
Trevaylor last night and was instantly
killed.
The Trevaylor is lying at the
Lamar press wharf taking IN
cotton. Her matches were left open over
night on account of the plank staging run
ming across them 10 the British steamship
Cycle. which was lying outside of the
Trevaylor. Williamson and two other
sailors of the crew Of the Inverness
were dropping a lighter away from
the side Of the ship and astern
the Treveylor to secure the lines of the
Tighter. Whsn they returned to the liver
ness they discovered tbat Williamson was
missing. They went back to the Trevaylor
to look for him, but failed to find him
They again returned about 10 O'Clock, see
ing that be did not return to the Inverness,
and lowered lamp into the matches. where
they discovered his ifeless body in the bot
tom of the hold.
1t is not known how Williamson came to
fsH in or exactly when the accident oc-
CURED, as no one saw him fall Coroner
Dixon will hold an inquest on The body this
morning. From the appearance Of the
body death must have been instantaneous.
as the right side Of the head was crushed in,
causing conclusion of the brain.
Williamson was said TO be a sober man
and was not addicted to drinking. He was
"a native of Nottingham, England, and
leaves a wife, who resides in Grimsby, He
was 23 years old.