The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-10

A. Addison IL the junior member and his en-
ergy contributes largely to it's success.
In gram, hay and mllfeed they deal OK
tensively and supply very large trade. They
carry large stock of gralp on hand. but sell
other articles in thor line principally direct
from first hands. The house Is pre- eminently
reliable, and every conHgnee, as well - pur-
chaser, receives from them every advantage
which honesty can give.
sAvAoy, BEvEBrpoE 4 co.
The above concern succeeded n. r. Savage
a. 20. in 1881. and have since continued and
improved the profitable business that then
existed. They do general commission busi-
ness IN grain, -four, hay and milfeed. In
ADDITION 10 this they are very large handlers
OF seed grains and they make specially OF
me seed wheat and corn and grass seeds OF
All KINDS. They are universally recognized as
mouse which IS thoroughly equitable and
Just and their high standing is due TO their
honorable dealing for years.
LEOPOLD LEVY.
For twenty-five years this house has occu-
ped the same quarters and maintained their
reputation for honorable dealing They trans
act general commission business in grain.
tobacco, live stock, and all country produce.
including game of all kinds in it's season.
-. Inc earliest vegetables from the extreme
south are handled by them. and by turns all
lowest prices. They are we'll known 10 every
shipper of produce TO this market and in
VarlaDIy make returns at highest market rates.
STAPLES 4 MARTIN.
A large and very important branch Of trade
which IS annually handled here is that of TO-
baccos for foreign trade; the above firm as
commission merchants sell enormously TO the
rege buyers-that is, TO the BUYERS who supply
the Governments Of Austria. Italy and
France. These Governments purchase direct
largely OF our dark tobaccOs and control Its
disposition and manufacture in their respec-
tive countries The above firm Is among the
very largest concerns in this line IN hlch-
mond, and for years have enjoyed reputa-
ton which IS second TO none IN this country
I'D. M'ETIRE co.
J. D. and r. VI. McIntire under the above
firm name have for fifteen years transacted n
prosperous and profitable business as COM
mission merchants for the sale Of grain and
general country produce. Their con-
scientious treatment Of the shipper.
combined with their business TO the
buyer, has established their house as
one renowned for its integrity and Justly
celebrated for It's honorable methods. They
have daily choice supply ofall articles which
enter the stock OF produce merchant.
THE SOUTHERN FLOUR COMPANY.
G. D. Rand president; w NJ. Lewis. vice
president: G. b. Barbee, treasurer, and j. 5.
Lear, secretary.
The annual quantity Of -four handled by this
firm rivals that of the mills. and their con-
slant output is enormous. They deal IN no
other line Of merchandise, and have attained
q reputation. which is very unusual for their
superior grades Of -four. They are direct buy
ers Of many grades, and mlllers agents for
many more the entirt stock of whose mills
they control.
They are sole agents for the Rex" brand of
patent family -four A number Of statesmen
are constantly employed, and tho repute in
which this firm is held is enyiable.