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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-10
Pensions for Confederates.

On the 1st day of February. 1891. the bill
for the relief of the widows of Con-
federate veterans becomes effective
In Georgia. This bill was passed
by the last Legislature in pursuance Of
an amendment TO the State Constitution
which was ratified by popular vote of the
people last October. The provisions of the
bill are, in brief, that each and every SOL
der who served in the Confederate army
during the late war, and every woman who
became the wife of soldier either before
or during the war shall be allowed yearly
pension of 800 from the State. The law
does not apply to widows of veterans who
were married after the close of the war.
There was an attempt made to amend the
bill by providing that any widow owning
property to the amount Of $4,000 should
be debarred from the benefits of the act,
but this was defeated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-10
MARKETS sv TELEGRAPH.
NEW YoRx.

Nsw YoaE. January a--ccsson quiet; MD
ding. pc low mitdIins. Sl3lec good oedls
nsry. ii-iec. mes rec.ips.s In psies srcss;
| bales; forwarded. 600 bales: saies, 81 bales,
| ell spinners stock, io&<46 baisA Wsskiy net
recsipts. 7,i2 bales: gross, 3A05s bales: or
Greet ssn ss bsls: s e ss:i ;o:
wsrded, 4, 2s9 balee: salss, 1880 baisA q! spin
ners. Totals to-day Net receipts, ta.sis balee:
exports-to Great Brisafn. lf,7s2 beies; 20
s,sas' , Os,s s 2 be ss. c'as cSnsSdsS
net rsceipts. si7.tsi bales: exporta--to
Great Britain, 1850 bales to France 1,se;
bales: 10 the 0ontinens 1881 bsiss' Tos a.:
bales eIports--so Great Britain, 1,74Ati3 bsles:
TO France $50. 1879 bales TO tho Continent i$a-
$50 bales TO the Channel, i.29s bale& southern
nour quiet Wheat irregular, closing steady ana
options have been duh. closing steady and xc.
under last night without features ou.si1c Of
sympathy with Chicago: No. red, January,
sLosE February, tLeix: May. notl:
demand: ' No. :. soc. IN eis,ssor: sosssiss
aS.' options stronger and nsass
CO., sS.~ o sssr0'rg rm ana and fairly ae,iss
options quiet and stronger; January, size I:
February, SIC. i; May. 62ka spot, NO. J. red.
5iAs5skc.; do. white, 52fss2Nc Hope quiet
Coffee-options steady; closed UNCHANGED 70 10
points up and quiet january. si6Ssa$ia4 20
February, 1890 Nay, sis.coatiaeo spot hio
Raw auie. and steady refined 'nrm and fairy
sctive; on A. exa5xo {: graduated. olo-loc
Molssses-Foreign nominal New Orleans steady
and quiet Rice frm and In better demand.
ports, 7.loc. Cottou-seed oil dull and EASY !:
crude, of grades, 2oa2tl Tailow strong
city. &c; packages, 4tc. Rosin quiet and easy
strained, common to good, si.s'a3lsa. Turpen-
DO. qQol napk ami al
Beef arm and In better demand. Beef-hsns
frmer and fairly active. Dried beef oaies and
nrm. Cut-mess nrmer and more active: pick
picked hams, 7Ka7ic. Niddles quiet ana un-
changed; short-clear, $685. Lard opened weak
and closed firm and duh: western stream,
s6zM; city, 1875; January, s627; asked; Feb.
ruary. ta32 asked May, $500 asked; refined
America, s7.l0 Freishts nrm; cotton, li-eid-
grain, 3Ad.
CHICAGO, January a-Cash quotations: Flour
firm and unchanged. No spring wheat, pAc;
No srsd No asS5S .sS,s No. L 9s
$500 shortribs, salOafa2o. Dry-sated ehoal-
ders, sLeOasa.So. shortclear, sAsSsfaio wis
key, sl.A.
In wheat the tone was during the greater part
Of the time from steady to hrm. Business In
the pit was only moderately active, and the
fluctuations were narrow Individual trading
was principally OF a scaptng character. Inc
corn market was firm and made another slight
gain In pricee. Oats scored another advance on
tho strength Of light receipts aud good demand
for cash articles. Opening ct 46hc for May the
price went 20 46Aa46Ac, TO 47c.. 70 4s&c.. 10
i6kc. closing at that price-,.c. above yesterday.
The provision market was dun and featureless.
Opening at slight declines from yesterdays
cose, owing TO heavy receipts Of hogs, there was
a small advance, followed by q reduction, and
then another advance TO outside figures.
Leading futures ragged as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-10
The Reform AtorY.

Major Robert Stiles, president of the Vir-
GINA Prison Association, has prepared a
circular letter to be sent to every judge
and committing magistrate in the State,
calling their attention TO the fact that Q
temporary reformatory has been estab-
lished on the old Drinka-d-Mll property.
in Henrico about FIVE miles below Rich
mond. and asking them TO send youths
convicted of offences TO this institution.
The daily routine at the Reformatory
consists Of working on the farm in the
morning and studying from to o'clock
in tho afternoon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-10
No Negro In Theirs.

At the meeting of Damon Lodge,
Knights Of Pytbias. at CorcoIan Hall last
night reference was made to the fact that
il bad been announced in daily paper
that the hall had been rented TO negroes
for production of Pinafore in the near
future The members denounced this &C
ton severely. and committee consisting
of -Chancellors Hughes, Dean. and
Grooms was appointed to protest against
il TO the proper authorities.
The hall is owned by company, and
nine Of the stockholders are said 20 OPP
pose the renting 10 negroes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-10

NJ Harrison IS The founder Of tho southwest
Nrnn.a Female Institute az Glade Spring. He
b-rsn seven years ago 10 small way with
teenty Young ladies, aud now no has one hun
ireland slNty-siI from half dozen States. He
las also founded All academy for bOyn al the
f.n.o place. which Is ID ss0 great success. He
l- 70 great agent too, and Is all the time helping
tU.ro good cause. While making many rich Mr..
Iaffis.n piefcrs Tor himself poverty and gives
away every dollar beyond a support that comes
l.fY his hands
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-10

The London Press Association announces
that the Bering-Se negotiations between
Great Britain aud the United States have
taken favorable turn.
The Balfour Irish relief fund now
amounts to ff4.000. Among the latest
contributions to the fund are f200 sent By
Queen Victoria and 400 donated by Mr..
Goschen, Chancellor of the Exchequer.
The long strike and lockout in the shoe
manufacturing trade at Rochester. N. y.
has ended. Employees have given ~ the
fight and are returning To work upon
whatever terms the manufacturers choose
to give.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-10
The Theatre and the Academy.

Raglan's Way was presented a; the Theatre
last night to a well-pleased audience. The play
was well staged and was very creditably pre-
eented.
Mr.. Edwin Arnold. who takes the part Of Guy
Raglan, IL an actor OF merit, and gives clever
Interpretation OF the character OF the trusting
friend who whom he loses his faith in that
friends fidelity, IL relentless IN his anger.
MIR. C. g. Craig gives a good representation OF
the Russian Ivnn Robelo1.
SIR. Arden was twice called before tho cur
tain.
The play has many interesting scenes and the
company Is quite good. There will he "A matinee
this afternoon and another performance to-
night
The Wife was presented at the Academy again
last night 10 a highly pleased audience. There
will be two performances to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-10
AN EARTHQUAKE SHOCK.
1t Shakes Houses, Rattles Windows. and
Frightens Horses in and About Toledo.
fRv tele0raph IN tina DIsnafcht

TOLEDO, ONO, January 9.-Just at noon
shock of earthquake was felt here
that shook houses. ratified windows,
and frightened horses. The shock
came apparently from the South, and
slight rumble accompanied it. 1t
was at first supposed that it was dyna-
mite explosion at some point in the oil
fields, but telephone messages by the Blade
to all points within radius of fifty miles
south and southeastward showed this TO
be incorrect. The shock was about the
same in its effects at all points as at Toledo
and q similar shock was experienced all
over the same area in the fall of 1884.
EXPLANATION oY THE "EABTHoUAKF."
TOLEDO. o., January AT 1890 o'clock
to-day the magazine Of the Bradford Nitro
glycerine Company, located between Prai-
RE depot and Bradner. Wood county about
twenty-five miles south of Toledo. ex-
ploded with stunning report that was
heard over wide area and was mistaken
everywhere for an earthquake-shock. No
one was killed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-10
MrsSEsorA's HOUSE YusIoSIsT.
Dsiasnater & Go Elm Further Troubie.
IBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, January "A special
10 the Record from Meadyills says; u. i,
Deiamater, G. w. Delamater Gate Republi-
can candidate for Governor). and L. A.
Delamater, the members Of the firm Of
Delamater a Co., bankers, who assigned
recently, were this afternoon summoned
before Alderman Dougan, charged with EN-.
outgoing Board of County Commissioners,
whose term of Office expired last Monday.
and. stripped OF legal verbiage, statos that
II. y. Marley, Z. L. HALEY, and ". Z. Lind
sew. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, charge Delamatel
q %. with the smbexxIsment Ut upward q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-10
sui. About n Defective Column.

T. W. Porter, through his COUNSEL MessrS
Peple & Wilson, yesterday instituted suit In the
City Circuit Court sgsinst Mr.. james Neither
wood for a., 800. The action Is for damages for
the defendants failure 20 deliver 20 the plaintiff
the defective column at the northeast corner OF
the Lee Monument which he claims TO have
bought in July last 70 DO delivered when wanted.
In October Porter sold the column TO z. T. Kale
for $500 and four shares Of Junction Land and
Improvement Company.
The DispQtch, IL will be remembered, drew
attention TO the defect in the stone some months
ago, aud a perfect one has been ordered to be
substituted for IT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-10

the alton lance was very largo one. Farmers
and their families came from every section OF
Henrico Some adjoining counties were Ike
wise represented. snmptnous repast, lasting
greatly enjoyed by everybody. Addresses were
delivered by Nj. John X. fusseil, lecturer Of
uenrico County Farmers Alliance and BY Mr. !.
y. Jackson, editor ~ toe Southern Planter A
few remarks were made by Mr.. VI. Adolph Moi
Ter. president Of Hensico County Farmers' Al
fIaQcA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-10

Mr.. Frank Noel, formerly foreman for
William Ellis Jones, left the city several
weeks ago for Asheville, N. c., to be treat
ed for consumption by DIR. Won Ruck. Of
that city. DIR. Won Ruck has in his posses
sion some of Koch's lymph. but Mr..
several weeks before the famous remedy
can be used in his case with safety.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-10
Love Drive. a Nobleman to Seek Death.

A thrilling story comes from Naples to the
effect that a wealthy scion of O noble
Italian family has made q desperate at
tempt TO commit suicide in consequences,
II is supposed, of love affair. The names
OF the parties are carefully concealed, but
II is believed that the beautiful widow of a
recently deceased prince was the cause Of
the rash act. II seems that the passengers
on the steamship Gottard. while on voy-
age from Leghorn to Naples. became
rather interested in the behavior of one Of
their number.
The individual in question Is described as
handsome and of commanding physique.
but morose Ia temperament and naughty
In demeanor. He resented all attempts at
conversation and evidently considered
himself as far removed socially from the
rest Of his fellow-voyseers. One night,
when within few hours steaming OF
Naples, the watch was startled by tho cry
Of - man overheard Captain Dilberto,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-10
Mrs. Cibson,s Funeral TODAY.

The funeral Of Mrs. William ID. Gibson,
whose death was announced in Yesterdays
Disp1fch. and who was daughter OF the
late Thomas II. Drew. will take place from
Grace Episcopal church at $3.50 O'clock this
afternoon. The names of the gentlemen
who will act as pall-bearers were published
vaqteriay
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-10
CHOSEN FOR THE YEAR.
omoers Elected by Some Lodges and In
stalled by Others

Tue following Dowiy elected Officers Of
V'mneDdory 80. 2. OF the order OF Golden
''Ai' were installed Thursday night at
ron No north Ninth street by the imperial
organizer OF the southern states, W. X. ID. Gas
ssYhe' assisted By tue Deputy Imperial Master
!, hHsi K l. Nendoyenter, q. ; }. r. Welcome,
VICE e. 4. W. Blskey. scribe: K ID. Chssa pin,
~. "a r.; >. 4 Quarter, q. Of Kx; George J.
",'heins, l. q. B. v. Brewer, o. q, Trustees:
syOb N ""i'eai so-nr
ne imperial commander. Webster p. I'd
800 ~ b0sson. Mass, VIII visit this and Ger
lama Con mspcery about he 18TH OF Februarv
s., ue purpose % paying OF all certificates
esletibg on or beforo thai date. The order nov
eeWbSfs uDuards Of 10 600 M am her.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-10
WIN Administer on Their Effects

In the Chancery Court yesterday Joseph B.
Winter qualified as ad illustrator OF the estate
OF Theresa Hartken, valued a. 500.
Helen Douglas James, widow OF Edward w.
James, qualified as Administrators with the will
annexed OF his estate. The entire estate Is left
70 the widow 20 and dispose OF as she pleeses.
The personal estate is worth 5000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-10

Ihrte NOW NOuVIVIs Ut IIIt ftHIttTtIHIys
Ned Popeland aud Joe Pearson Goth coloredl
were received at the penitentiary yesterday
from Greenesville county, the former TO serve
two years for car breaking and the latter four
years for the same offence.
feter Barber (cOlored) was also received from
Richmond county 10 serve three years for house
breaking. As this ia his second conviction Ave
years additional win be added 10 his term,
making a total OF eight years
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-10
s,rreme Coart NJ AppeaIs.

Boiling against Belling. Fully argued by
George Mason, Esq.. for appellant and Richard
Is. Tunstall for appellee, and submitted.
Thornton against Gasr. Argued by General
James q. Field for appellant and Colonel X. T..
W. Duke for appellee, and submitted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-10

The WEATHER. IN RICHMOND rEsrERDAY
was cloudy and raw throughout the day.
There was a light fall of snow about an
hour before midnight.
Range of Thermometer OF the front door
Of the Dispatch Office Yesterday:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-10
A Farmers. Arli.nee p,o-r,c.

Ascelal picnic. arranged BY Fsir-Oaks Farm
49,, s"sasc, TOOK place Tharsday last sth In
sna ~ fair-OAks station, on ths kicsmond
M. lsh.hiter fallfosd- Aembers OF the 81
va s sna ths public IN general hsd poen In
s-s 's'oiea W exceptionally me veSlhsE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-10
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET,

BALTIMORE, January 0-Virginia So, 84Tl bid,
65k asked: Baltimore and Ohio stock, 92ii
Northern Central stock, Sc asked Cincinnati,
Washington and Baltimore 1sts, 90 asked: con-
sodated gas bonds, I1ih bid, ii2l asked do.
stock, 40 bid, 4ob asked
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-10

of health and strength renewed and OF ease
and comfort follows the use. Of Syrup OF
Figs. as II acts in harmony with nature TO
edectualiy cleanse the system when COS
tive on bilious. For sale 10 go. and "
bottles By III Leading druggists
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-10
England and Portugal I'm Africa.

10y OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES V"IEV " '-IV '7I7P1'0H'F
PARIS, January 9.-The Steele TO-DAY states
that an agreement has practically been
concluded between England and Portugal
relative to territory in Africa entirely ia
vorable to the latter country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-10
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

FRIDAY. January 0, 1891.
sALEs.--lO0 Richmond city SIS at go; 1000 VIZ
ginis registered consols at 30; 2l9 Virginia pr
cent, at 64k; % shsres Citizens Bank st1. /:
Closing quotations at the Stock Board:
Hn,rrn,,rrNr SrC1rnIrIFa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-10
DEATHS.

HILL.-Died, at her home, near Russell
Vile. Ala. January /, 1891, Mrs. Cattle
RINE 4. HILL, wife OF Mr.. Samuel 0.
Hill and daughter of the late John b.
Shelton, of Louisa county, Va, IN tho
sixty-seventh year of her age.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-10
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
tRsporsed Tor tho Dispaschl

tneportod tof MO bmps6hj
JANUARY 9. 1891.
Auction offerings 90 Change to-day, 81 pack
ages and 10 taken In Highest 81; icvsss ~
average, s9LE.
Loose ssIes Ct Crenshav's Warehouse. STU
pounds. Highest, sS7,; lowest 81
Revenue Collections: Cigars and cigarettes,
8, 49, 30; tobacco, q. gsa f7--soiAi, s3.sSo<7.
Private sales; Fsliers. Q; smoksrs, o.; wrap
psrA ~; darks, 1; Burisy, .; sc<ap. s-totaL III
hogshsadA
Loose tobacco sold at full prices. and . good
sesson only will cause larger breakA Complaint
Il made that buyers DO nos attend sslss promptly
ct 10 O'Clock Planters and psspsissors ars kept
waiting for me sxAsgIers V come up THIS b .
drAwpsck and unhusinesslik& Tho DtepskoA
readers IN this eoiuma are noidsd q eocd
brsxks day shssd. Prices now ruling odse
bsss sudncsnsnts % pIantsrs y ssIl Maoh mere
sobaccs Ma % o6sred y xsnssd e. ialraeustts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-10
The Proposed Harvester Combine No Go.
(By telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

CHICAGO, January 9.-President McCor-
mick has furnished the Associated Press
with the following statement: "The
American Harvester Company. after Sc
curing the opinion of eminent counsel
from different States. has been brought
face to face with grave legal obstacles to
which il was formed. These are of such
q character that, after most serious and
careful consideration, the conclusion has
been reached that the whole undertaking
must be abandoned"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-10
FORT OF RICHMOND. JAsuAsr o Iai

PORT OF RICHMOND. JANuABY o 1881
ARRIVED.
steamship .wysnoks, Bosz, New Yort, mer-
chsndise and passengers; George W. Allen B
Co, sgents-
Steamer Ariel, Deya, NORTON. merchandiss
and passengers; L X Tesum, vtcs-prssidsns
steamship wyanoke. Boax, New YORK., msr-
chsndlse and passengers. George W. Allen 4
scnocnsr Fannie Brown, Hsrocsssls. Port
Royal, pyrites: vessel, Curtis . Parker
schooner Annie Ainslle. MeAndrews, Perth
schooner Minnie Bergen. Davis, PhiIslslpnia
schooSsr Man, Kent, Psnsuzioa river, 70 losd
ship timber for Bath.
PoKT OF NEWPORT NEWS JAsuAny q lsol
lBy TelssraphJ
AR8lvEn
schooner L +. DIXON. New FORA. y ioad eoal
sAILxp.
sseamship etsnmors. London. msgunen6isA
poRr or WEST POINT. JAxuAsy + Nh.
lBy TeisUapAl
AxHzvm.
Steamship Allegheny. rsrsss Rsssi6saseb
ssssmsbip pansiiis. Bulapa nAisipees, ~
chandise and passengers
sAusn
sssemship Allegheny. Pastsss naaan6ses nevA
ssssmship Dsavils, Btliup2 1~,alnns -.
chandiss and passeneesA
nH10RznnA
hsss izissd ssss bslsiS ~ IA - a
0<D4@k ~ Istt| E, ~ II " ~ ~. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-10
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, January a-The stock market to
day was strong throughout, and the result % the
trading Is q decided advance In many stocks,
among which were Manhattan, Union Pariic,
Wheeling, and Lake Eric Doth common and
preferred), Lackswsnna, and the sugar trusts.
There we're many favorable influences at work
10 cause the Improvement In prices, and chief
among these was growing confidence induced
by the rather Harmonious proceedings Of the
railroad conference now in session in this city.
MONEY EASY.
Money continues 10 rule easier and the supply
OF stock Offering Is not excessive, considering
the demand. Tne great feature OF tho market
was manipulation OF sugar. and IL resulted In
a rise OF over per cent. the amount OF business
done In Il being largely increased. In tho gene
raj list the upward movements were on m uch
smaller scale, but we're based on much firmer
foundations. and while there we're periods Of
dizziness and reaction, the upward moyeu emit
met with no serious interruption during the day.
THE OPENING STRONG.
The opening was strong, and during the fore
noon heavy covering OF shorts sent price, up
rapidly, aud while the movement Was much lees
pronounced later In the day tho strong tono was
never impaired. Atchison rose on report that
Gould had bought alarge block OF the stock from
the Earrings. Lackawanna continued It's upward
march and the Rrangers we're ali strong on the
results OF the influence, blu tho marked gains
been subjected TO some severe pressure OF late.
THE CLOSE STRONG.
The close was strong and confident at or pear
best figures. Reading lie the ouly one OF the
active stocks showing decline this evening.
Sales Of listed stock, 2el 900 shares; OF unlisted,
1900.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
Erenino. quiet and strong at 4S3a
4s7k. Commercial bills, 1901. Money easy at
2kai; closing offered alta subTreasury BAL
ances-Coin, tii9,33S,000; currency, 1854 40.
Governments dull but steady: per cents, 20 |;
AVS, 1O3A. State bonds dull but firm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-10
The Weeks Failures
fBy telegraph % tho Dispaieh

Nrw Yogx. January 9.--The weeks fail
ures number S75. For the corresponding
week last year the figures were s5f'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-10
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices for Money Bonds, Stocks. GRAIN
Tobacco, Cotton, Ga, and In Con-
nsction Thsrewith the wea-
thsr indications.
fBy teleerauh 70 tbs pi,pstch.j

wAsHrxeros. January 9. --Forecast
| RAIN for Virginia Light rain; station
airy temperature; essterly to south
erly winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-10
CAUSE OF THE COLLAPSE.

An evening paper says: The collapse of
this gigantic business combine so far as
can be learned is to be attributed TO the
secession of the Mccormick Harvesting
Machine Company. the Deering Company,
The Whitman-Barnes Manufacturing Com
pany, and the firm of Warder, Bushnell Il
Glesner. These individual companies were
not satisfied with the line of policy
mapped out by q majority OF the
directors in the matter Of raising
prices on the farmers and the consoli-
dation of interest to the disadvantage of
tier customers, and they were so rebellious
at yesterdays meeting Of the directory that
before night had closed they had deter
mined to withdraw from the combine, cut
prices. and annihilate those who remained
steadfast in their purpose to bleed the
farmers. A merry war is now IN prospect.
II is each firm for itself-cut. slash. and let
die those who cannot help themselves.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-10

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
JANUARY Q, 1891.
OFFERINGS.
WHRAL--3g08 bushels
CoRN-1,i0 100 busnela
OATs.-2,000 bushels.
kYE.-500 bushels.
SALES.
WHsAT.-f,908 bushels.
CoRs.-i,000 bushels.
OATz-2,O00 bushels.
QUOTATIONS.
WHBLT.-Longberry, 95c.aSi.0a Mixed. etc.a
sl0l Shorlborry. Sc. a$L0S
CoRs.--W White, 64a65c. Mixed, 62a83c.
OATs.-Whits. No. 2. Sic. Mixed. No. I. 5oa5ic.
Rejected, 4Sa4Sc.
RYk-s5AsOcs
FLOUR.
We quote: Fine, g.. 50as2 rs; superhne, e. 5a
s. 23; extra, 50, 50Asa 70; family. tiaSsoo; pat
ent family, country. ft7oata2A
COTTON
Market steady.
QUOTATIONS..
MIppLIsG. DC.
Low MIppLrNG. SIC.
COOP ORDINARY. Sc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-10
THr MINISTERS.

VI Harrison began a. n cclporteur In the
contains 81 southwest Virginia at a salary OF
tsamonth. He saved enough 70 pay his way
i.rf,rce years NJ HElesiord Academy, Franklin
e,rntr. Here ne gave himself 70 close study
"a then vent 70 work preaching 70 the Con-
seferate soldiers and raising money for army
,efrortage. lie grew steadily In favor with God
,n nan, and everywhere was gladly received
..irt ana sinner. Par and wide, even before
&C. var. the name Of J. r. Harrison vas well
lr.Ru.