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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-13
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
fReposted for the D,spaasAl


Ocropss II. 1891.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cteasssssA
e4.8l0.05 tobscco. s3,5s..0G-sota ~, 1ooo4
Private sales. nlers, o; smokers, 81; vraps
pers, 70; cuttors, 10; Burnley, 3-totaj, - ~
heads.
On Change to-day: q. n. LindenbeFgees
Louisville. and X. c. Stokes, Lynchours, We; h
n. ClArh. Jr., Roxy Mount. NC.
Farmers loose sales will b. In ioiowine oedss
for three warehouses who xiU sell to-mosyovs
First sale. Crenchaw's warehouse; second,
Daycnports; third, Planters warehouse. I'M
IL the frss time In twenty years that loose saleo
had 10 be- announced In regular order of eArso
warehouses, and Mr.. shciburn's warehouse IN
make q fourth. There Il no dvubs bus ~
planters are testing tho merits and backiAs
that our market has, AMI viii be- largely govern
cd In shipping hero by these recent salcO thlo
week. As our manufacturers avo mainly bono
nted by these planters offerings, Il bchoovss
them 20 thru out and 10 bti lively on such o(Iess
ings. They all claim 10 favor looee sa;es. 81
should stand by the market they have done
None Will be moro benefited than manufacs
turers horc shockoe and Davenpors Wsre.
houses have fxed up ia stalls IN shorkoo
Lane for planters There viii be harness.
room and q keeper Of same--lsmps Upside and
Out--water from hyirant and mlll-race. Crepu
shaw's warehouse has ample light fssilitiSs.
SIR. L. T. Cooper, Of oxford. Ia snoshse
sterling tobacro-n,sn, likely 20 cast his hoe utth
US. coming from Oxford y. c.. With :. Shslburna
In fa,. our sellers havs gone into the koes
trade With deep earnest. They have already
brought nine or ten toharrr-mcn from other
markets here, have retained somo that were
abou; leaving. and the best results are TO come
from planters not only selling. but slso buying
their supplies In our market The DISPATCH has
boon watchful. faithful. and ditsent In foster.
ing these conditions that promise the boss re-
salts to tho tobacco trade, but none the less 70
our merchants.
Tho tobacco-markcs column viii continue 20
report everything Of interest 10 planters and to-
baooo-mcn VI this and other markets with relia-
bihty.
panyillo reports considerable speculation Ia
old Wrappers and good stock to select from On
daily breaks. Prices full excep: on common
grades.
Louisville (Ky) reports good demand for all
coory Burleys and some Tugs. with regs pur-
chases large.
Winston IN. C.) reports fear Of frost killing
late tobacco.
Stamp sales last week nearly eI5,00O, and
that without cigarettes to bulk salcs.
The greatest tsrn our Richmond tobacccouy.
ers can we'll have Is planters tobacro from Al
quarters. They will have II II they support this
market-it IL at their door now.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-13
IRISH PARLIAMENTARY AFFAIRS.
T. r. O'Connor on the situatton-Ch"nccs
acknowledgements Disappearing


Anclo-American cable 10 the Dispatch.l
LONDON. ESa., October 12.-Mr. L. 7.
O,Conuor, member Of Parliament tor the
scotland division Of Liverpool. IN an inter
view o-day regarding the situation OF irish
parliamentary affairs. said: The strong
est desire of the majority IS restoration
~ unity. With this object in view many
meetings. including the important con-
vention which was 10 have been held III
Cory have been postponed. We desire 10
ebow our profound respect and griet IN the
most emphatic manner. Among the poiitl-
col opponents of Mr.. Parneii were men
.nose affection for him personally was as
Taao and warm as that Of those VINO feit ~
~ ne their duty to stand by him." :,
Concerning the chances OF reunion Oh
Tho irish parties. Mr.. O'Connof SAID
q. Tbis 10 not the best time 10 discuss that
ounstion. 1t was anticipated from the hrst
t,Sat the yehemence OF their grief over
tha;r loaf leader would lead Mr.. farneiis
s Gun, into q state Of temper IN which
rs.aon is blinded by affection, They see
in the political opposition, to Mr. rarncn
;sslousy and private hatred.
All that has happened has tendea 70
-oo,;ye this view Of the case, but believe
that Tins stage OF unreason WILL pass away
uh;ls sorrow for the loss Of Parneli VIII
vs ri Tho decency and order which pre-
xs;Isi Il tina vast fupArai a. SssAAs'~ >"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-13
DEAT IlN.

BARNEY. Died. in Mobile. Ala, Octo-
Der 18th, in his forty eighth year, W. q.
BARNEY. only brother OF Mrs. ID. n.
Walker and Mrs. T.. A. l,aughmsn.
He was u member of the Otey Battery.
BURKE.-Died, SUNDAY. October litb.
al $50 Z. NJ, at residence Of his grand.
parents. FRANCIS LEO BURKE, OF diph-
liberia; aged FIVE years and eight months.
This lovely bud. so Young. so fair.
Called hence b. .arly doom.
Just came TO show how sweet flower.
In Paradise would bloom.
Ere sin could harm or sorrow fade
Death came with friendly care.
The opening bud b Heaven conveyed.
And babe 1t blossom there.
WOLLARD.-D az his residence, in
this city. Saturday. October 10. 1891. Dr.
A. G.. WOLLARD, IN tho seventy-fourth
year Of his age.
The funeral will take place from his
late residence. No. north sixth street,
TUESDAY EVENING. October 18th. ut
half-past 3 O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-13
OuR CEREALS AND GERMANY.
The Reported Agreement Tor Admission
Free of Duty Myth.
IBy telegraph TO the Dlspatch.l

[By telegraph 20 the Dispaich.l
WASHINGTON, October IA report pub
lished this morning to the effect that
convention has been concluded with Ger
many by which the cereal products OF the
United States are to be admitted into Ger
MANY free of duty. etc, Is not true. III Is
known that Gas heretofore widely publish
ed) negotiations have for some time been
in progress between the governments OF
Germany and the United States with
view on the part of Germany to continue
the free admission of her sugar INTO TINS
country in return for certain concessions
Of customs duty TO be extended by Ger
many to American products of various de-
scriptions. 1t is learned that these, nego-
tlatious are still in an uncontrolled state
of progress, with good prospects. however
of being brought TO satisfactory conciu-
sion before the lst of next January, when
the President will possess the power TO Is
sne a proclamation imposing the duties
conditionaly levied by the tarin act OF
October !, 1890, upon all sugars imported
from any country that imposes duties
mon the agricultural or other products OF
the United States, which in his judgment
sr are not reciprocally equal and reasonable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-13

spite of the terrible appeals made to DIS.
order and passion, are welcome sign that
the Irish people will be ready in due time
to consider the political situation calmly
and to again be united in final struggle
tor their liberties.
There is no difference In political prlii..
ciple. Both factions are convinced tnn'
the Irish party should be absolutely inhe-
pendent OF all English parties and states
men and that no Irish Nationalist can nc
cept place or pay from an English minis
try. Both factions desire to get for Ire.
land n full and practicable measure Ok
government and will accept no other.
The so-callcd McCarthyitcs hold exactly
tho same views politically as the Psrneh-
ties"
UNION DENOUNCED.
DUBLIN. October ia meeting OF the
National Club was held this evening. Inc
question Of proposed union with the NC
Carthyites came up for discussion, ana al
ter debate resolutions denouncins such
union were carried.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-13
EULOClES or PARNELL.
Parnei:ite NJ. P.'s Decidedly Opposed to
Coalition with the McCarthyites.

ny Anglo-American cable 10 the Dlspatch.l
DUBLIN. IRELAND. October l2.-The news
papers of this city to-day continue their
eulogies of the late Charles Stewart Par
nell, and on all sides are heard expressions
of regret for the dead.
1t Is reported here that an informal meet
ing Of the Parnellite members of the House
of Commons was held this morning, and
that 1t WAS decided not TO accept any over
lures for coalition with the McCarthyltes
but to continue the struggle for leader
snip of the Irish Parliamentary party on
the lines laid down by Parneil.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-13
STANLEY IN DANGER.
A Train Hearing Himself aud Mrs. Stanley
Completely Wrecked.

fBy Angio-American cable 10 the Dispatch.l
RolE, ITALY. October l2.-lhe Brndlsi
express. on board Of which tram were Mr..
and Mrs. Henry NJ. Stanley and Mrs. Ten
nant, the mother of Mrs. Stanley. has
been completely wrecked at Carov.gne,
nineteen miles from Brindisi. The STAN
ley party was on its way to Australia,
whore tho explorer ia TO lecture. They
with all the other passengers on the tram:
escaped without injury. though they had
narrow escape from death. The express
dashed into a baggage train that was on
the track near Carovigne. The railroad
officials have ordered the usual investica-
ton to be made into the affair, with "a
view to ailiying the blame where it pro-
perlY belongs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-13
A FRACTIONAL APPEAL.
Miss Anna Parncli seriously Ill-Pnrnen
tie Newspapers.

iBy Anglo-American cable to the DispateAl
DUBLIN. October 12.- Tni'ed Ireland to-
day. in factional leading editorial, ap-
peals to Irishmon in this wise: Are you
for ireland and nationality or for Great
Britain and degradationy"
The same paper says Miss Anna Parnell
is seriously Ill. She was Mt tho seaside
trying To recuperate her health when the
news OF her brothers. death was broken
to her. Miss Parnell was greatly shocked
and Is now entirely prostrated.
At meeting Of the subscribers to the
fund which was beng raised previous TO
the death of Mr.. Parnell with the inten-
ton Of starting two Parnelite newspapers
it was decided TO go on with their project.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-13
Violated the Bering-sea Modus.
[By telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

WASHINGTON, d. c., October l2.--Captain
Hooper. commanding the revenue-stcamer
Corwin. en- route from Bering Sen to San
Francisco, reports by telegraph from Port
Townsend that the trial of the schooners
Ethel and La Nymphe before the United
States Court at Juneau for violating the
nod,s rirer.di had resulted IN tho condemna-
t;on OF both vessels
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-13
conference. Bishcr G. II. Fowler. J.

conference; Bishop G. II. Fowler. j. II.
SSariyie, Or. l.. Curtz. DR.. David Allison.
BISHOP Fitzgerald. DIR. r. Il. Stephenson,
Nish0p Games, Mr.. 4. Morgan Harvey,
Mr. Thomas Shape, and Mr.. Thomas Law
renee. The motion was carried. and tho
committee will meet tomorrow.
Inc council then adjourned after no.
uce had been read % the effect that the
iraternal delegates from other denomina.
tons, including Rev. 4. w. Chambers.
hev; DR.. John Hall, and Rev. DR.. A. Mark.
land, representing reformed Presbyterian
CHURCHES, would be received tonight in
the Church
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-13
ANOTHER BEAR RAID.

ANbIhEH BEAN
The pressure brought TO bear was caused
by another bear raid under the leadership
of Mr. Cammack, whose brokers attacked
the entire list. making general and uni
form movement over the whole market.
The remarkable feature of the dealings
was the steadiness and perslstency OF the
attack. but the declines accomplished
Were 10y 10 means IN proportion 10 the
strength OF the pressure brought to bear.
one ,alc of Atchison Of 5000 shares causing
q decline Of only - per cent. At the same
time 1t was evident all through the day
that there was no support accorded prices
anywhere and only the natural strength OF
the market prevented sudden breaks IN
some part Of the list. The plan OF tn.
bull leaders. as revealed by the course OF
the market for the last week. seems TO be
to encourage the creation of q large short
interest preliminary to an advance IN
prices. which. by the time they are ready
to act. will be sufficiently low TO attract
large buying from the outside. There were
only two really active stocks tO-day-At-
Gibson and st. Paul-but the former fur
nished about one fourth of the entire busl-
ness done.
LOWER FIGURES.
The opening Of the market was in SYM
patty with lower London market, and
selling by foreigners as well as the bears
had the effect of opening the market at
declines from Saturdays figures OF from
"a to per cent. Sugar New England. and
Hooking Valley showed the largest losses.
There was no relief from the steady pres
cure, however at any time during the day,
and the opening figures in most cases were
the best Of the day. Chicago gas was the
only exception 10 the rule. and 1t was very
strong in the early dealings. in the face OF
tine weakness Of the rest of the list. rising
Il per cent and holding the advantage to
| the close.
When we'll into the afternoon the lead:
| ing shares, including Atchison, Missouri
Pacific. Rock Island Cleveland. Columbus.
Chicago and St. Lous. Wheeling and Lake
Erie. Corlage. sugar, and some speciaiiles
We're all down over per cent. from the
opening figures. but the downward move
ment made little or no further progress
for the rest Of the day, covering Keeping
prices within narrow limits, while making
no recovery. The market finally closed
dull and steady ut or near the LOWEST
prices reached. The list tonight IL all
lower. The sales OF listed stocks aggre-
gated 81, 900 shares Of unlisted, 1000.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
E-eninq.- Exchange quiet and steady at
4so ,ais4. Commerclal bills. 4IsA ais2'9.
Money easy u. 3alis closing offered at
3,. Sub-Treasurv oalances-Coin. o.
| ~ 900: currency. S1y.iH.uN. Govern
ments dull but steady; per cents llb'4.
State DOIds dull but steady.
srocx oror ATOM
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-13
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
OcTosKa l2. isSL

WnRAr.-2.90t bushels.
COgN.--G76 bushels.
OArs.-i, 900 bushels
hiLL-OFFAL--lJ tons.
stLsa
WHgkr-3.G1i bushels
CoRS.--70 bushels
QCcrArloSs
wHeAr.-Loncberry. s1astlO. Mixcd. sla
sl.0y. shorlDerry. sla3I.09. No rcd'
2 t.O7as1.oS.
CoRS.-white. No. 2, 7ia72c. Mixed No. 2.
7uRflc.
OArS.-No 2. 3ia35c.: No. 3, 30a33c. Winter
lfor seed. 4jai0c.
KYf-3OayJc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-13

ST. LOUIS, MO, October l2.-Flour active,
steady, and unchanged. Wheat-The expected
break in prices Oh the Government report was
seen at this mornings opening, but after selling
vanced 5.c., later weakened and declined &C.,
rallied ler and closed with buyers 1.c. below
Saturday. Mo-, red, cash. 9olsaDoSSc. October
closed az 9ji6c. bif December 979sa9SI.c.,
closing GSl.c. May, sl.Oiasi.05, closing
si.O4le. Corn-The early break In whsa.
caused an uneasy feeling at the opening. Tho
market rallied later, only u ease of again and
finally closed sc. lower 20 -. above satur-
day. No. ,, cash, 5+Isaj5t4c.; October closed
at SIG. asked; year, $500. closing 3sIac.
bid: January. 37I]a37ss,., closing 37l9c. May,
3gIsa3stic., closing, $3.50. oats-Very quiet,
closing &c. below Saturday. No 2, cash, 26y.c. !;
3OG BID. whlsIey steady at sI.is. Bagglns,
5I5g7c. Iron cotton-ties, el.35asL40. Pro
visions duh and heavy Pork, si0.75. lard,
$3.50. Dry-salted meats (boxedl--Shouhcrs
80; longs, s7as7.l2Ia; ribs, 1925 shorL-ciear.
s1.35as5.50. Bacon observation-disclosures 5.25a
s sSoi sS.S5ass.$7,s. Hams, siississ5
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, o., October 12.-Flour easier;
family, s3gOas410; fancy. si.40as4.6o.
Wheat steady; No. red 81; Corn wee ~ and
and lower at s7as7l2ls Bacon easy at ss.62Is.
whlssoy steady and firm tsl.ls.
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON. N. G.. October l2.-rnrpen-
tine steady az 34c Ros'u Grm; strained. fi.O5 !;
good strained. clio. Tar Grm At si.7a
Crude turpentine. nrm: nasd. 81; yellow-Ip
and virgin. sl.SO.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES
NETWORK. October l2.-Cotton-Net receipts.
100 bales gross receipts, 49, bales. Futures
closed easy; sales. l2O,50o bales. october'
3s3OasS.32; November, as.4Snts. 10; Deccni-
ruary, s9ssas9.s9; March, ~. l0sas9. ;
April, ss.2oasS.2i; May, s9.30ass.3l; June'
s0.4oas9.4I; July sa4sas9.i9: August
sy.j5a39.J7.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS
LIVERPOOL, October l2.-soon.-Cotton busS'
ness good at easier rates; American middnns.
4 I5-i6d.; sales. IL. 900 bales; American io;aoo
bales: speculation and export, LOCO bales
receipts, none. Futures essyi October ana ~ no.
vembcr. 4 34-64d.. also 4 63-04d, also oz-oS1. !
November and December. 5d.d4d. also
4 55-14d-, also 4 54-64d.; December ana san ~. y.
airy, 59-8id., also 4 5s-6td., also S..oad; ;
January and February, 61-64d, also 6O-o4d
also 59-04d., also os-04c:: FcGlus2 sna a
March, 4 a:-84d., also 4 6l-dfd.; March ana
April, Is 2-64d., also i-o4t. also %. nay sn'l
June, 7.64d. Tenders l,00o paios no" o''A'
Ar. M.-October, 4 5c-04d-s sellers; October
and November, 4 5s,-uAd. sellere; Hovom0ek
and December, 4 53-04a4 34-04d;; Dccemoe.
end J:nssly s sstf ss $40 sSssss9 ana
March, ! oO-04d., bayern; Nsice snd xpn ,L
4 03-64d., seilers; April and Nay l-ota
s 2-0Ad. Nay and june, 8 4-0At, b0yerh 70
lures closed barely steady.
NORFOLK PEANUrMARKxE
Reported for tho Dispasch.l
Ocropps 12.-Narkst continues gu1et Node
nss sSisS ranoriad iadax 4 aposssioaA PRIME
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-13

vl TURF cLAhSxe MI - resQ1e4 .
NOyEABEK -. snd ssu = 80 49,
ccasinains mo :sssy g v,Essesi.. -
shskssporiAn Class q TnunADAye ~
clAsssGs viii - DIVIDED y NO ooD1 =
Hsr nenln9 slAn 81 yu1ng 90 = oo1oz
q 0ts east ls1oA - v01nSe 49, i ~
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Gratifying to All.

The high position attained and the uni
yersal acceptance and approval of the
pleasant liquid-fruit remedy syrup OF Figs
as the most excellent laxative known, a.
lustrate the value of the qualities on which
is success is based and are ahnndantly
gratifying to the California Fig-Syrup
Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-13
Mean temperature. .4Sh
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

INV YORK. October l2.--The stock mar
ket today was again only moderately ac-
tive while weak in tone, and while no sud-
den downward movement took place
during tho day. a steady pressure to sell
caused material losses before the close OF
the business
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-13
Purchases Of silver.

IBy teIcsIapH % rHt UI5PHIV."I
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. October l2.-Of the
9s7. 900 ounces Of silver which were to-day
offered for sale to the Treasury Depart-
ment, 100000 ounces were purchased al
al ANa " 80.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-13
MARINE INTELLf0ENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER II, 1901.
ARRIVHn.


ARRIVED.
Steamship Old Dominion, Couch. Now York,
merchandise and passengers, George ". Alien
schooner Man,e Saunders. stcelman. Phila-
deiphia, coal. - ii. Hawcs.
s'hooner South shore. Ellis. kennsbsc. Ice,
Eirhmuni Ice Company.
schooner speeiwel, Avery. Now York.
cement X. Wendenburg.
Schooner William T.. Davis, BAILEY, Albany,
sand Richmond Stove Company.
Schooner Moonlight. cramner. New YORK,
guano, William IL. Curtis.
rcnooner ;. J. Fooks. Cramner. New YORK,
guano, William II. Curtis.
Schooner j. NJ. Iaskiil, Doane, Bangor. Ice,
schooner J. W. Biglow, Bird, Bath. ice. Homo
Ice Company.
steamer ARIEL, Dsyo. Norfolk. merchandise
and passengers, Z. b. Tatum yics-prestdent
Schooner Mary and Francis, Blizzard, Balfi.
more. uia Petersburg, ties, Z. L. Conquest q Co.;
vessel Curtis s. Parker.
Petersburg, poplar wood, r. l.. Conquest = Co;
vessel Curtis & Parker.
PORTOF WEST POINT. OCTOBER IL, 1891.
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore. Bennett, BALTIMORE
merchants. and passengers.
Steamship Chatham, Foster, Baltimore, mer.
chandisc.
Steamship Bretwalih, Spain, In ballast.
Steamship City II Atlanta, Dole, New YORK;
merchandise.
SAILED
Steamship Chatham, Norfolk, merchandise.
Steamship city OF Atlanta, Norfolk. mer.
chanliss. -
Steamship Baltimore. Baltimore, mcrchandiss
and passengers.
MEMORANDA.
NEW YORK. October l2.--Arrived: Augusta
Victoria hamburg. Arrived OUT CIcasst2s
New York for Glasgow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-13
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GRAET BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
rHees for Money. Bonds. Stocks, Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. &c.. and in Con-.
nsction Herewith tho Wes-
ther Indications

I WASHINGTON. d. c.. October IA
IFhlR Forecast for Virginia and North
Carolina: Fair weather Tuesday in
the west; light rains in the east !;
stationary temperature. except cooler in
the extreme southern portions of North
Carolina: northeasterly winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-13

We luo.s. Fine, s3.75ast: supcr1nc, s42oa
$3.50: extra, $40; family, s5aso.S3; pat
EFT family. S5.50af6.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-13
.rr1IJOpIST COUNCIL.
reo DISCUSSION OF FUNCTIONS
hsN Oe TIE PRESS.
words Betwecn Reverend
c,sncrneo-A Reception" az ''s
vlt,e Uousc--Notcs.
re,,e,-spa to The Dlspatch.l

White House Notes.
.,e.-spn 10 tho Dispatch.l
J.. C.. October l2.--Thc
'' rc rcumomcal Methodist
.,,8 with Bishop J. W. Hood,
Methodist Episcopal Zion
,.r.le. y. C.. IN TIE char.
c. tie African Methodist
...,r II. delivered prayer and
%. Phillips. Of the African
..nnal church. Of Washing
3D.. Sculptures. SO that tho
.,. oi ihe c-cat council were
three colored men. Tho
-los. through Secretary
...... receipt ~ memorial
Elf. N0mlns Christian Tenn
...'eulng an address 10
... . 'hr world FOR the sup
...,r 'raNc. a paper r.
.....finc nev. Dr. James
-.....-.li concerning compc-
N.t.. lists "a small places;
..nrc tho hvmn book.
...fmuc session Was
.>nrsa soYNCIEs."
r = f.>..r.of Massachusetts,.
-r.4 tae CoUucl ON
Dt's ald Qualfca-
~ th c.vcl cat Bishop
... T la Honl. az the
f..r.f ~, .f,n FL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-13

Hord-graeH. .............s...sS0sa2o
German clover, per pound .....s"..k
For small lot pr;ces will b higher.
LCMEEH, FrAvE3s &C.
Lumber:
White oak, cut to order, per 1000. slSss2o
Western Virginia, poplar, per 1000. .e1SSe2o
Yves. Virginia, white pine. per 1.oo~ sSossSS
Boards:
Dry rough. .............s.ss.-'~s.s
DTy CESAR '~&~~~~|
A choice, according 10 size and
iouS'ns. .............,.s s'..'....'..Vo"""*A"
Laths:
Sawed. per 1000 ....................e2s vS'ZS
Shingles:
iu's ..s..s.-..... .s.ss...s' VI
Cypress, 6-inch, per 1000. .sta!o
Sap5. Observation-Disclosures. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-13

-As SPECIAL COMMISSIONER on
n RICHMOND CITY CIRCUIT COURT ~
nav the bonds and coupons Of the ara - -
md mortgage bonds o. the JAMES kIv8R AND
KANAWHA COMPANY upon doliveuy 8 ~
came 10 me At tho once o. mo CheeeRce1e 80
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-13

The WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was cold, raw, and cloudy throughout the
day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-13

c3(c.; exss1 primo. 27tc; fancy, Sal 1oeoe
hsnd.pacEed. 3,%s3s4e
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-13

Range Of the thermometer At tho 'front.'
door of tho Dtep,rrtr nffica vcsterdav.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-13
MEMORANDA.

MEMONANDA.
NEW YORK. October l2.--Arrived: Augusta
Victoria. Hamburg. Arrived out: Clrcassta,
New York for Glasgow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-13

Old newspapers for sale ct this once;
prieo. Is cents peg huAAeeds