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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-20

SiffN y ' WIN
New York. August 1a.-The stock mar
ket displayed less activity than during the
last four days. and its temper was some
what unsettled, owing to the efforts or
those who are in favor OF more substan-
tal reaction than has been seen. The
strength Of the market asserted itself later
and higher prices were reached in the
afternoon.
THE MARKET MARROW.
The market to-day, however. lacked tho
breadth of that of the last few days and o
few stocks, including Union Pacific, st.
Paul, Louisville and Nashville, Atchison,
burlington. and Rock Island monopolized
the attention of the brokers. while the re-
mainder of the list were comparatively
neglected and few special movements took
place among them. The industrials were
more prominent and sugar was the strong
est SPOT in the whole market, the regular
list moving in unison, with Rock Island
and Burlington showing rather more
strength than the rest.
TIE OPENING ACTIVE AND STRONG.
The opening was active and strong. but
still with considerable irregularity in the
first sales. and the pressure TO sell by the
leading professional element caused ma
teral setback after further fractional
gains had been made in the early trading.
Most of the list were brought down to
something under opening figures, but no
serious break occurred, and the market
| from that time out was feverish and r.
regular, with frequent changes in temper,
| but few wide fluctuations. Sugar, how
ever, continued to advance steadily, the
upward movement being accompanied by
rumOrs that the Trust had practically &C
CURED the Spreckels refineries, which
would be. for certain reasons. operated as
| independent concerns. The net advance
at the highest point was a per cent, and
| most of this was retained at the close.
The regular list, however, developed no
special feature of interest, and while the
Changers were generally strong in the
forenoon they lost what advantage they
| gained.
THE CLOSE QUIET But STEADY TO PIEM.
The market finally closed quiet but
steady to firm at insignificant changes for
the DAY. The net changes are about
equally divided between gains and losses,
but the only ones of importance are in the
, industrials, sugar being. up Stc.
and cordage nc. Sales of listed stocks,
2i6, 900 shares; unlisted, $4,000 shares.
Monty AND EXCHANGE.
Eueninq.- Exchange quiet and steady at
| 48i5a4S6i5. Commercial bills, 4s3a4S5.
Money easy at 2a3 closing offered at 2.
Sub Treasury ualances-Coin. S92, 1902 900 !;
, currency. SIS. "a. 900. Governments dull
| but steady per cents. Il7}6 AS. zoos.
| State bonds dali but arm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-20
The leading futures ranged as follows:
ST. LOUIS

ST.. LOUIS, NO., August Io.-Flour lower and
dull: family, s330as3.4O fancy, s4as4.iO.
Wheat-The weather conditions this morning
opened this market higher. IL sold up &c, re-
acted, and sold down lc. advanced again ~.
on strong cables. and stinenod up near tho close,
which was a. the toy r ,Sf e sss
August, or a9olac. closing, 9ac bid; scptem-
her g7l.a99l.c: closing; pol4c. December,
sI.0lAas1 l. O31s: closing, sl.O3l4, Corn started
largely higher and several longs attempted 10
realize, but there was not enough demand TO
taka care OF the offerings and the market fell
back, growing very weak eventually and selling
la3l4c. below the top. Last saies were bale.
August, 62s63c.; closing. 6i,tc., bid septem.
ber' 5Sy{a6lsac.; closing, 5s,4c. bid. Oats
stronger but trading very small; No :, cash.
29l1c. August, 2sa2e}}c. closing, 2ec. noml-
bid Whiskcy steady at ellis. Provisions
frner but very quiet and the amount OF bust
ness transacted very small Porf, $3.50;
Lard, 1928. Dry salt meats (boxej)-snoul-
ders, s5.62i1; longs, &6.95; ribs, s7lO: short
clear, s7.25. Bacon boxed) Shoulders. 1925;
longs, $3.50; ribs. s7.60as7.1o: short clear
e7.75ass. -
CINCINNATI. o., August l9.-Fiour easier:
Whea, easier; No. Q red, CSC. Corn scarce and
higher; No. mixed, 6dlec. Oats easier: No.
mixed. Sic. Pork easier At 5000. Lard quiet
az e6.37k- Bulk-meats and Deron steady and
unchanged. Whiskey steady at sl.ls.
WILMINGTON
WILMINGTON, N. c., August 19-Spirtss OF
turpentine steady at 32l1c hos'n nrn strain
ed al: good strained. tl.05. Tar nrrn a. sl.!o.
Crude tarpentine nrm; hard. sL25; ye!lSv-dip
and virgin. 9S.lo.
NEW YORK COTTON FUruRES
NEW YORK, Angus, I9.-cotton-Nst receipts
none; gross, 356 bales Futures closed steady
sales Is 500 bales August, e7.7S; september,
s7.s7; October, ss.01: November, Ss.iS Do
cember 1923; January. es.3f;. February,
Ss.45; March, $3.50: April, Ss.6I; MAY, eo'1T
June, eS.S7; July. $500.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS
LIVERPOOL, August lo.--Aoon.-Cotton duu
and nr,ces yspera!ly In buyers favor; American
middling, 4 7-l6d.; sales, 5000 bales Amort-
can, $500 bales; speculation ard export
500 bales: receipts, 1000 bales Amencsn'
1900. Futures steady; August and Septenbor.
IIo-6ld.: September and October, 22-04d.
october and November. 4 27-64d, also 2o-d4d.,
also 4 27-64c.; November and Decemoor,
4 3O-64d., also 4 31-S4f. December and JAnu.
ary. 4 32-j4d., also 33-14d. January and Feb.
ruary, 4 30-tI4d., also 1 35-o4d.; February and
March, 4 3s-64d. Tenders, 1000 bales no"
p M-Ansus,, 4 Is-e4a4 2o-s4d. August
and september, 4 1o-64a4 20-g4d.; Ssptemoef
4 23-64d., sellers; september ana O-tooer,
/ 4 23-64d., sellers; October and November.
4 e7.84d,. buyers; November and DeceinDe
4 3i-64d, sellers; December ana January,
4 336lda4 34-64.; January ana Februsry.
| 4 3a-64d., sellers; February and March. 3S-osa
| 4 3D-64d Futures closed steady.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
tReporssd for the Dispa,ch-I
Arousr la-Markes nrmcr. Prime. zNe;
extra primo, sssc.; fsncy. 3a3lsc; factory Mana
| picked, &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-20
Purchases of Silver.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., August l9.-Of the
294, 600 ounces of silver which were offered
for sale TO the Treasury Department to-
day 900 ounces were purchased at 9s.75a
s.. Sc.
The Director of the Mint to-day an
nounced that the Government having
completed the purchase. Of the amount OF
silver bullion required by law for the cur
rent month, no further purchases will be
made until September I'd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-20
To Huy the Lot.

Al meeting of the joint committee OF
III Tho odd Fellows lodges OF this city
on and Manchester, held at the castle OF
aWnicchmnnd Lodge, No. ]. Monday night,
- ,ras decided that tho lot in Riyer-Niew
~ lo wa, which has been under conslde..
c cet,nn Tor the location of the monument
t raw n erected to the memory of Past-tirand-
o % ~ = o' NJ Fitzhugh shall be purchased.
a nctiyc operations are now going on IN TINS
,aonnnent matter and the section VIII DO
,node attractive and beautiful
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-20
FOR GRhIN-DUTY SUSPENSION.
A Petition TO the Kaiser from His Minister
of Finance.

[By Anelo-American cable TO the Dlspatch.l
BERLIN, GER.. August 19.-Herr Miguel,
Minister of Finance, has sent petition
directly to the Emperor asking the latter
to suspend the duties on corn for three
months. Herr Miguel has been compelled
to take this step. according to his friends,
by reason of the fact that Chancellor Won
Capriyi has declined to enter into any
further discussion of the question OF sus-
pending the duties on corn at Cabinet
meetings.
The differences between Chancellor Won
Caprivl and Herr MIGUEL. a man who is
supposed to be the Emperor's favorite,
seem to increase day by day. and have now
undoubtedly reached such an acute stage
that the political end, it would seem, must
be near of one or the other or them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-20
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Reported for tho Dispatch.l

Auction offerings on Change to-day. 81 pack
ages highest, s34; lowest eL55-averaee,
s9.3l.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes,
s3, SOL. "a; tobacco, s2.a8s- 28-tosaL s6,lso.
Private sales: Wrappers, 80; smokers, isi cut.
ters, 1; DARK, 21-total To-
Registered on Change: 8. J. Hester. Durham.
N. c. John Meadows. oxford. n. G.
Planters Warehouse sold 400 plies d Old
tobacco to-day at satisfactory prices. The breah
included leading dcsirable grades ana COCA uu'
ers predominated, though thers vas some sour
cd and damaged stock that sold q correspond
ing discount Another good break b listed fos
tomorrow. sun-cursd averaged veil anA hiShal
to-day. Private saies moderate.
soms vary nrsAav sAmnIss a naziay hEisht
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-20
SOME POINTED QUESTIONS.
Why Pay The ~ Per Cent. Bonds Before
They Are DGc?
fDy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

fDy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON. August i9-hcting- Secre-
tnry Ne.tleton received letter to-day
pIopounding the following questions:
FIRST. What Is the engagement Of the
Government as 10 the payment Of It's A.
per cent. bonds! Are they dre on Sep
TENDER ist or simply then redeomablc?
Second. If only redeemable at that
date. why j. the Government under any
moral or legal obiieat on OF business neces-
sity of considering them except at its OWL
convenience under its optionJ until taey
do fall due?
In reply, General Nettleton said that the
~ per cent. bonds are by their terms re-
deemsble at the pleasure OF the United
States after the 1st day of September next
The Government proposes. he said. 10 con.
tinuc at per cent. such of these bonds u
may be presented by the holders for tha'
purpose and to pay the remainder. because
il - considered undesirable IN the public
interest to continue paying A. per cent
after the date of their redeemabillty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-20
The Memphis Police Mistaken.

MyNpurs. Tenn, August ls.-Colonel
DndIav Frayser, who was chloroformed and
rohhe5 In the Gayoso Hotel In this city last
Thursday, returned from Monte Sane, Ala this
morning for the purpose OF Identifying, u pos
sihie the prisoner held by the Memphis police as
a snsnect. Colonel Frayser, after looking at the
man, stated positively mat no was not the per-
son who perpetrated the outrage, ana tne
prisoner, who Is DR.. J. Z. Clemens, reputable
youug physician OF this city, was released.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-20
CANNOT DRAW THEIR SALARIES.
Certain Newly-lIade Officers Must Avail
Confirmation by the Senate.
TRv tclcyrnrh to the Disnatchl

WAsaISGToN. August 19.--E. G. Rath-
bone who was recently appointed 10 the
newly-created Office OF Fourth Assistant
Postmaster-General,h has been notified by
the discussing clerk Of the Post Office De
partment that he cannot draw any salary
for his services until he has been confirm
ed by the Senate. This action Is taken in
accordance with the recent opinion OF
First Comptroller Matthews, of the Trea-
sury, that persons appointed during n re-
cess of Congress to newly-created offices
are not entitled to compensation until they
shall have been confirmed by the Senate.
Mr.. Rathbone has also been requested TO
refund 10 the Government the one months
salary, amounting TO Si97. which he has
already drawn for the month Of July.
The opinion Of Comptroller Matthews
applies also to the cases Of Assistant
Secretary Crounse, of the Treasury De-
partment, and to the members of the
Court of Private Land Claims.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-20
AN ANARCHIsr snrT ON.
THE GEORGIA STATE ALLIANCE.
Great Interest ia the Meeting To-Day
The Contest for the Presidency.

[By telegraph to the Dispatch.l
ATLANTA. Ga, August 1s.-The Georgia
State Alliance convenes in annual session
here tomorrow and great interest is mani
tested in its proceedings, principally IN
the contest over the presidency. H. r.
Livingston, who is now president, 10 con-
gressman-elect from the Fifth Georgia
district. He is candidate for re-election,
and is being fought by faction OF which u, zen
Watson are recognized as the head.
Livingston will, however, undoubtedly DO
reelected
To-day the trustee-stockholders OF the
State Alliance Exchange met and re-elect-
ed the present Board of Directors, and
unanimously endorsed Colonel v: l..
Peek, president of the Alliance Exchange;
Efforts have been made by the enemies OF
Colonel Peek to make it appear that he
was in some way implicated in the short
comings of the Business-Agent, Wynne,
who was recently found short in his &C
counts, and this hearty and unanimous
endorsement is therefore significant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-20
THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.
Queen Kapioiani Stricken with Paralysis
The Worlds Fair Boom.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch.I

IBy Telegraph 70 tho DIspatch.J
SAX Francisco, August 19.-The steam
ship Zealandia arrived to-day seven days
from Honolulu. Queen Liliuokalani had
about completed her tour of the islands
and was on her way to Honolulu when the
steamer left.
Dowager Queen Kapiolani was attacked
by a stroke of paralysis August 4th, but at
last accounts no alarming results had been
manifested.
Colonel Alexander Campbell, Worlds
Far Commissioner. en- ro,ae to Australia,
stopped at Honolulu July Slst. and gave
information of value to Hawaiians regard
ing the coming exposition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-20
FATAL FLOODS IN AUSTRIA.
A Cloud-Burst-Ma Persons Drowned-.A
village Half Destroyed.

VIENNA, August ia dispatch from
Botzen. an Austrian town at the connu-
ence of the Talfur and Eisach rivers, announces
the martial destruction of the village OF holman
through a cloud-burst. Botzen il protected rom
inundatons by strong dyke two miles IN
length. The fall OF water flooded the iowands
and converted a mountain stream into torrent,
whIch swept through the village OK holman,
carving away men and cattle and destroying
balf the houses In that place. Many persons
were drowned and the Bremen railroad track was
taI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-20
The cb.r,estou and the Pensacola.

VALLEJO, CAL, August 1s.--The eUnited
States steamer Charleston Is now being
coaled. and 1t is believed she will DO ready
to leave Mare Island Wednesday. The
Pensacola has gone into dry:docks. Her
boilers are being repaired and other WORK
is being done. The repairs will be CON-
pleted Thursday, and il is stated that she
will sail at once for Honolulu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-20
children Enjoy

the pleasant flavor gentle p nct'o sSen anu q
soothing effects Of Syrup Of Figs . when' ~ u
hee1 ~ he costiye or bilious the most graft
tr;ng results follow its use. 50 that II Is inc
,ymtf family remedy known. and every fsmi-
To- should have bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-20
Steve Rysn's offer Rejected.
fRy Telegraph To thu Dispatch.l

Bosrox, MASS, August 1.-the credi-
tors of Stephen A. Ryan, doing business as
John Ryan's Sons, dry goods, Atlanta, Ga,
held meeting in this city to-day. II was
voted unanimously that the offer OF 30 per
cent. be rejected. A committee was APP
pointed to draw up . paper rejecting eoo
offer aud to get creditors' signstures
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-20
Bank-Wreckers In the Tolls.
fpy taIaOraph 70 the Dispntch.l

KANSAS Cry, August 9.--Willam Chris
tian- presi9ent; S. 0. Caldwell. cashier,
and W. II. Robinson, director. of the
wrecked Citizens Bank of Nevada, Mo-,
have been arrested, and each held IN
IS. 900 bonds for trial in the Circuit Court
for receiving deposits when they knew
the bank was insolyent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-20
Diphthsrin on tho Decrease.

There was very small attendance at the
meeting OF the Academy OF Medicine last night,
The matter OF diphtheria In the city was briefly
discussed by Drs. Oppenhimer and Shields,
Both Of these gentlemen reported that tho dread
disease was ON the decrease. and that there were
only few cases In tho city, and these we're
thought 70 b due to local causes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-20
ADestructive Hurricane.

10y IOI1gIHpH % tlV Dl'I'3E1II'1
WASHINGTON. August 19.-The State De-
nartment has received a cablegram from
The United States Consul at Martinique
stating that O hurricane last night de-
stroyed every sail in port. The houses
were all damaged and many lives lost.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-20

western tobacco vas shown to-day. The posss-
bi'tes on this ciass II diricnis TO estimate. sod
perhaps Few Held fpr iis use viii ne opened uO
IS cutting or smoking brixht. Planters who cod
hero today say lriccs are satisfactory.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-20
seRvlAN ROYALTY IN FRANCE.
Johnny Crapaud's stability at Home and
Influence Abroad.

PARIS, August 1s.-king Alexander, OF
the guests of President Carnot at Fon-
tainebleau. A..
French Councils, General NJ. Rouvier. nj.
Ferry, and many Others made speeches IN
which they referred TO the visit OF the
French fleet to Cronstadt. the firm posi-
ton France is gaining in Europe. her
stability at home, and the renewal Oh re-
snect for her from foreign nations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-20
Federal Building-si IN Columbus, Ga.
IRy telecraph 10 the Dispatch.l

WASHINGTON, ID. O., August l9.-Assistant
Secretary Grouse to-day selected as the
site for the public building to be erected
at Columbus, Ca, the property at the
southeast corner OF First avenue an1
Twelfth street, owned by the Grafenreid
estate, and offered for $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-20
SOCIALIST SANlAL.
lie Says Hard Things of This Land OF
tho Free.

BRUssFrs, BELGIUM. August lS.-During
the course of the day in the Socialist Con-
gress Merlino, an Italian Anarchist delegate,
was arrested by the Belgian police on the ground
that he had been previously expelled from Bel.
GUM.
Messrs. Sanial, Of New York. and knudson OF
Germany, were shortly after tho proceedings
opened elected presidents OF the Congress Tor
the day. Sanial made quito stirring address
He dwelt upon the increasing part when the
United States played In the economy OF nations.
and sad that IN the { nited States the stipend
ols sum OF S15. 900 600 was actually stolen rom
tho hands OF those who produced II. "Amii all
that wealth." he continued. MISERY increases
80 fast that 'the land Of the brave and the home
the free IL In reality hell" Sanials speech
vas most vigorously appiauded.
An ANARCHIST SMUT OUT.
After seventeen additional French delegates
had been admitted TO the Congress an uproarou5
discussion arose on the arrival OF Ramos, 4
Spanish delegate, who declared with much PRIDE
and enthusiasm that no represented nIty-nve
Anar hist associations having their headquarters
In Barcelona. The other Spanish Representa-
tives opposed his admission 10 the Congress.
warm, wordy war followed, the opposition being
on the part Of the compatriots OF Ramos. The
latter's opponents yehcmently announced mat
they based their opposition TO his admission
upon the fact that Ramos represented associa-
tiOns which were always opposed, tooth ana nan,
70 any endeayOrs TO obtain Legislation OF nature
TO remedy the wrongs complained OF. flnaIly
Ramos was refused admission.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-20
The RUSSIAN RYE UKASE.
1t Was at First Opposed by the Gar
Nom Politica

NOn-POlitlca
ST. PETERSBURG. August lS.-lt is known
that the imperial ukase prohibiting the
expectation Of rya, which caused 10 ,nucn OK,
citement IN the markets Of the world, was not
only at first opposed by the Car but was also
greeted with opposition In various other quar-
tiers. In the form In which this measure was
first approved by the Council OF ho hin pure 1 .no
rejected this first measure, but finally agreed 70
put IN force measure combining the prohipition
to rye-grsin and rye-meai, fiour ana bran, or IN
other words. TO products actually consumer "
the Russian peasants and by Russian cattle.
The statement that the imperial measure is
political one Is absolutely untrue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-20
pEATHA.

DEATHA
AHERN. at the residence, NO. UT
east CLAW street, Wednesday morning, An
gust 10, 1891, JOHN AHERA. IN the
eightieth year of his age.
lime OF funeral will be announced 10 tns
State this afternoon.
CROUCH.-Died. Wednesday. August
10. 1891. at 9 A. ~, At the residence OF Der
son-in.iaw, r. II. Walker, 1iy aWynaxx-
second street, Mrs. SARAH Ann ChoUCh.
wife Of the late Edward Crouch. IN inc
si1ty-cichth year OF her age -
Patience had her perfect woft. sna
after long ana severe suffering the mes;
seneer came and found her "psrfect ead
entire. wanting nothing" her lamp 0im 1a
med and burning she watching ana woat
ING. and her weary soul rezdy ana w'inas'
.Nother, thou ART gone 70 ress;
We viii not weep Tor thecs
For shoa Art gone where off ON EARN
Thy spirit longed 10 be-
~Mothcr, thou svt gone 70 resi-
Thv tolls and cares are oef,
Ara srrrow pain, and suffering no~
shall no or distress shos more
Funeral ct Thlrd Christian chasCns
Txsntv'sixth and Marshali streets. ~
nxY1lP n. Relatives and niep0 ny
srvitei 10 attend. lnterment o. OeAwooo-
49, vsS~>~ -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-20
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices for Money. Bonds Stocks orsih
Tobacco. Cotton. &C.. and In Coz
nsction There With the Wes-
Their Indications
fBr telegraph 70 the p.spatch.l

10y tciegrnpn 10 inc Dispo~"''
Fl WASHINGTON. ID. O.. August H.
(rAlR forecast for Virginia: Generally
~" fair. except showers in southwest
portion; continued warm weather.
variable winds.
For North Carolina: Some cloudiness
and scattered showers; variable winds ;
no decided change in temperature; show
crs Friday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-20
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
AUGUST 10, 1891

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
AUGUST 10. lS9L
0FPERNGS
WugAr.-4,2S6 bushels.
CORN.-l, IA bushels.
OAfs.-2, 424 bushels.
RYE.-24 bushels.
MILL-OFFAL.-1o tons.
SALES
wHEAT.-3,60S bushels
CORN.-454 bushels.
OArs.-i2i bushels.
RYE.--24 bushels.
QUOTATIONS.
wHEAr.-Loneberry, e5c.es1.0a Mixed. 95c.a
s1.04. shortDerry, 90c.a$l03. No red,
$1.0lasI.02.
CoRS.-white primo virginia). 73c; No. 2,
72a7Sc. Mixed. No. 2, 70a7lc.
OATs.-No. 2. 37c.; No. 8, 3oc Rejected,
SOC. Winter for seed), 45a50c.
kYE.-9Sc. ael.03
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-20
A CHARACTERIZATION.

s. G. Hurt Il Sons. millers, have had
plans drawn for tue erection here of a large
ersin-eleyator. IL will be the first OF its
kind ever erected IN this section.
James Sullivan, mailing from Richmond,
was arrested here this afternoon charged
with tho larceny Of $50 from the person OF
c. ID. Christian. He was locked up.
1t is reported that very large amount
of apple brandy will be made in Bedford
county this season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-20

T10OK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
y, ExIcvrsD At sus p'afAseA s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-20

The annual meeting Of the stockholders
of the Border, Alliance Warehouse was held
here to-day and dividend of 90 per cent.
ON the capital stock was declared.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-20

We quote: Fine, sa75ss4: superdne, e4.2Sa
$3.50; extra, eI75 family, .S5as5.25; pat
ent family, S5-50as6.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-20
TIE REPORT UNTRUE.

The report was current yesterday that
jim Baldwin. brother OF the we'll known
Detective Baldwin. who is also in the
same business, had been killed az Blue
field yesterday morning. Atclegrnm from
that place pronounced the rumor untrue.
Baldwin arrested William Grimes. q des-
perate character. near Blueded carly IN
the morning and landed his prisoner in jail
without receiving q scratch.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-20
THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear. pleasant. and slightly cooler.
Range of the thermometer at the 'front.'
door ~ tha Drsp, rctr Office vesterday:
NETWORK STOCK MARKET.

Mean temperature. .............Sl1