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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-28
THE PARIS INCIDENT.
sx-EMPREss LEAVES THE
FRENCH CAPITAL.
No Unpleasant Happening Marks Her De-
psrture-Her Route Changed, How
ever-Her Arrival In England.
rBy AngiO-Amerioan cable 10 the Dispatch,

tBy Anglo-American cable 70 the Dispatch.l
PARIS, FRANCE, February 27.-The En-
press Frederick of Germany loft Paris this
morning. No unpleasant incident marked
her departure. The gravity of the situa-
ton, however, can be judged from the fact
that acting under advice from high quar-
tiers the Empress changed the line Of her
route for fear of being insulted by that
portion of the populace which had gradu-
ally worked itself into fever heat of
rage over the presence of the imperial visi-
tor in Paris.
IL was publicly announced yesterday eve
ming and again this morning that the En-
press Frederick intended to leave this city
for Calais at 11;90 A. NJ. but, upon the sug-
gestions referred TO, she left the German
Embassy two hours earlier, and entering a
carriage was driven rapidly TO the Care du
Nord, where she entered q tram which left
that depot for Boulogne. The Empress.
however, will not embark for England at
that port. but will proceed from there to
Calais, where the royal yacht is awaiting
her arrival.
In spite Of the precautions taken to
avoid an unpleasant demonstration by
Keeping the exact hour of the Empress's
departure secret, several hundred people
gathered about the Care du Nord aud
watched the movements of the Empress
with considerable interest. Tine crowd.
contrary TO general expectation, was civil
and quiet, the majority of the men taking
off their hats as the Empress passed. There
were no insulting cries Of any description.
The Empress was calm and composed to
all outward appearance, as If she had been
in Berlin and surrounded by a body-guard
OF loyal Germans. She quickly entered
the rallroad-car which had been secured
for her special use and cordially babe adleu
10 the representatives of the German En-
bassy who had accompanied her to the
station.
At reception yesterday evening at the
residence of NJ. de Rothschild, Nj. Gervex
the painter. was presented to the Empress,
and on behalf of French artists he ex-
pressed the regret they felt at not being
able 10 send works of art TO the Berlin Ex-
position, claiming that the reason for their
abstaining from so doing was that they
could not place themselves at variance
with their colleagues. The Empress lis
tened attentiyely to the explanation given,
and, in reply, said, in substance that she
appreciated the justice of the French ar
fists motives and accepted them in a
friendly spirit of good will, though she
regretted that the artists of France were
not TO be represented at Berlin.
In an interview with the President Of
the Society of Artists published to-day
the latter declares that he will still advo-
cate that French artists should send ex-
hibits TO Berlin, though he yields to the
opinion expressed by his brother artists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-28
BRlTAlNs SHIPPING TROUBLES.
Federation Against Union Dock-Labor-
ers-A serious DifHcuIty.
by Anglo-AmerIcan cable % the Dispntcn.l

by Anglo-American cable 70 the Dispatch.l
LONDON, ENGLAND, February 27.-Three
hundred union dock1aborers to-day ap-
piled for work at the Albert docks upon
the terms offered by the Shipping Fedora
ton. A number of these men were &C
cepted and have been put to work.
The names of forty of the leaders of the
dock-laborers have been placed upon the
Federation's blacklist
A fight to-day between Federation and
union dock-laborers at the Titburv docks.
opposite Grayesend, was ouelled by the
police, who had considerable difficulty in
restoring order.
THE ABERDEEN DOCKERs ALL ON STRIKE.
ABERDEEN, SCOTLAND, February 27.-All
of the dock-laborers employed about this
port have gone out on strike, and severe
struggle between the men and the Ship
ping Federation is looked for.
BOYCOTT REMOVED.
LONDON, Enc, February 27.-The dock
laborers have removed the boycott which
they had placed on one of the three steam
ship lines belonging to the Shipping Fede-
ration. The federation, however, insists
upon the removal of the boycott on all the
lines before treating with the boycotters.
STRIKE AT HULL.
Hull, Exc, February PA dock-labor-
ers' strike has been commenced here at the
docks used by the Shipping Federation
The latter has plenty of men in spite of
the strike and expects to bring the strikers
TO terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-28
DEATHS.

BROWN Died, at her residence. No. 205
west Marshall street. at $40 A. NJ, Febru-
ary 27th, Mrs. KATE BROWN.
Funeral from above residence SUNDAY
at 3P. NJ. Friends and acquaintance Of
the family and those of her son-in-law,
Charles K. Browne. are invited to attend.
Please omit flowers.
Washington and Baltimore papers please
copy. ~
MANNING nj her residence, i422
Buchanan street. February 20. 1891. Mrs.
NANCY A. MANNING.
Funeral at First Baptist church, corner
Broad and College streets, SUNDAY
MORNING at IL O'Clock. Her friends and
those of her daughter. Mrs. Sarah. Morgan,
are respectfully invited To- attend without
further notice.
NOEL.-Died, at Stuart, Patrick county,
on February Esd, at 8 Z. NJ, Mrs. =,
ELIZABETH NOEL. wife Of w. A. Noel,
formerly Of Richmond and daughter of the
late Austin Sea. OF Fluyanna. in the sixty
eighth year Of her age.
Blessed are the dead who die In the
Lord"
Columbia Bulletin please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-28

their interests. The capital involved y
reported TO bs &e,o00,0 900. The princlpH
organizers are Edward r. @. Young, presi-
dent of the First National Bank OF jersey
City, and Charles DeBart Brewer, NeH
York lawyer. The establishment OF un' IN.
form prices and the protection OF tne
printer are said 10 be the chief reasons Ior
consolidation OF the thirty-odd type-t0ans'
dries. Mackellar. Smiths Il Jordan, 81
Philadelphia; James Connors a sons "a, W
New York Farmer, Little d 20. OF IN I'm
cisco, are prominently identified with the
fnavarnaOf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-28
EMPEROR WILLIAM DIsPLeAsED.
A Too-Too TaIkative Secretary VIII Have
to Resign.

by Anglo-American cable to the Dis9atch.l
BERLIN. February 27.-Emperor William
is greatly displeased with the recent speech
made by the Secretary of the Committee
on Naval Estimates. The Secretary on
Wednesday last was quoted as declaring
il imperative that Germany should have
first-class navy or none. Money, he edd-
committee by adducing the possibility of
joint attack upon the part of France
and Russia upon Germany. The Secretary
also made other statements which he
asked the committee to keep secret. 1t
was believed. however, that they related
to a method of locking the Russian navy
in the Baltic while England or Italy should
Mediterranean. It Is now rumored that
as result of the above utterances the in
discreet Secretary has been called upon to
resign,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-28
More Misery Matrimonial

By AngIO-AHleIIOan UfiOIo 70 V"0 D3'P
LONDON, Eng, February 27.-Lady Rus
sell, the wife of Earl Russell, has made APP
plication for writ of judicial separation
from her husband The case has been en-
tered for hearing. The Earl denies the
allegations made by his wife in her appli-
tion and will stoutly contest the granting
interest. not only because of the high
social position occupied by the parties, but
also because they have been welded only
since the 9th of February last. Lady Rus
sell is the daughter Of the late Lord Scott.
Earl Russell, who succeeded TO the Earl
dom on the death Of his grandfather IN
1878. is only twenty-six years old. The out
come of the application IS watched with
mucb interest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-28
THE TURF.
Yesterdays Results and the Entries TOT 'o-
Day ut Guttenburg.

Yesterdays Results and the Entries iof ~
Day ut Guttenburg.
First race-fve elghths of q mile. sell
;nc~- Harrisburg won; Anomaly seconu'
Marty b. third. Time, l;O7$4. ILL
second raee--three quarters OF nI'9'
selline-.Gloster won; ShotoYer seconu'
orion third. Time. 1874.
TTb;yd race--one mile-Defaulter won :
Sandstone second, Milton third. ilme'
1:54. .L.h. ., a Dial.
o,,r,sn won; Sunday second, Adamsht
'n F;ftb receive eighths of mile; sell
ine--Climax won Glitter III. second. oer'ia
third. Time, 1858. lii, IS = n;le sell
no dead heat-Lizzie Fonso and silent I;
R;nton third. Time. 1:4S. Run oh-fonSo
won Silent second. Time, i;ao7s.
To-DAY's ENTRIES.
nj. ,oca--three quarters OF mile,
,eatan borsee-Japhet, ITO; Marty IS, iOs /;
Wontoelier. 1913; Harry Ireland. l03i odai.'
1ot. baltimore IL, 90: Kempie only 70.
iVc ond race-.six and half turlopgs,
.niI;.,oN Francis So ia; Repent, IL or
Gan,ss 10. sandstone. Ill: Miss Williams
los. latina. los yirgie, 100: Emina -; "a so0'
Third race--half O mile; two.peapp: ;..,s;
Rboda (colt). i13; Doctor Bill ~ p str,ts
107: Black Bess, l01; Iberia wi Ain''
1coit). i05; Mise Fox, io2. -. % . ,n;,e--
N Fonrth race--seven eighths o. . ini ,ao
Dsfsnlter, il2; RaDcocas. les; Thistle io0
Home (coit), 81, Rumpus, W al,
F,ftb race-six and half furiongss; sell
ing 5lenmound 10; shotoyer, up sGo ou iu
sptee. 100; Armiel, 100; iilspent' iO0' iA'
sight. o.. ,.,..hs - n m;le. sell.
ng--Superyisor. 1i5; Buohsnsons, u, 10
yzvh9 s::t III los Wohoo. los; joan
Jsy s. los. Marsh hpdon. ioy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-28

81 LOOlS.
ST. LOUIS, February 2.-Flour frm and
unsnaneed. wheal-The opening was kaHc.
higher than yesterdays last ngures. The mar
ket advanced later, then sold down, but roaeted
again and became strong, only 70 weaken near
yesterday; No Z. cash, Wkc. May, closing,
Ghc. asked; July, closing, asc Corn, In
sympathy with wheat opened &c up from yes-
terdayis close, and ruled nrm but Irregular
calculating within narrow range until near the
close, when values declined. Final quotations:
No. 2 cash, bSAs53hc: May, o2kc; July,
by..s5a%c osts-cash lower; No: = SSa
ened, and closed &c. lower than yesterday ct
47Ac. whiskey steady a. $i.i4 Provisions In
active but firm. Pork. standard meas, ts.1Sa
s9s7h. Lard, $40. nominal pry-sst meats
quiet: boxed shoulders, ta.75af36ki longs ana
ribs, $40 short clear, si.6oasAss. Bacon soox-
ed)-shouiders, s4.50; longs and ribs. taise
$50; short clear, sS.2aasa& sagar-cured
Aa''''' '' BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. February G.-Cotton steady; mid.
ding, CSC. Flour quiet: Howard-street and
western super, sS.l0at350; do. do. extra, g. ca
$50; do do. family: sa0sS; city m,is, Mo
s5at550; spring do do, $a35sta1o; do. do,
straight s5ssa40; do. do, extra, A2oat<5o
whsat-southern nominal; FulIz. uAias;
L0ngberry, sI.03afLOs; western quiet; No.
winter red. spot, ti.O2A; February, sLoaH;
March, tI02k ati.02a: May, ti.0ik. Corn
southern dull; white, oss6tc.; yellow. esaefc;
western easy ulxeu bPoh VA eDoc. r1piuoiys
62ssosc. March, eakaoeae.; May, 6itasikc:;
steamer, 6i6c. Oats strong; ungradsd south
ern and Pennsylvania, biabtc. do. western
white, b3h s54kc.; do. do, mixed, bsa52%c.;
graded No. 2 white, b3%a6+kc, do. do, mixed,
52aa2kc. Rye quiet; choice, yOc.; good 70 prime,
s5assc. common TO fair. 7Sas2c. Hay active:
choice timothy $40 ssatli; good to prime, $500
$40. Provisions dull Butter active and strong:
creamery fancy, 30s3lc. do. fair 70 choice. zbs
2Sc. do. imitation, &c. lade, fancy, 25c. DO.
good 10 choice, i0a22c. rolls. hne, 2Oc do fslr
TO good, l6sigc. Eggs nrm snd scarce }: strictly
fresh, 15hc. Coffee strong rio carGoes, fair,
I9kaIekc.: No, z, i5balsac. suger strong;
granulsted, sIsc copper fairly active refined.
lly.si24c. Whisky quiet at ti.siAti a freignn
TO Liverpool per stesmer nrm-0rain. ss5kd-i
cor6 for orders. "a 81. ass. Sales-Whsal 1850
bushels: corn, 1885 bushels.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, February H.-FIour In moderats
demand. Wheat steady; No red, scaS5hc.
Corn in light demand No. mixed. ssa@bac
Pork nrm. Lard 10 fair demand at $50 Bulk
meats frm sc sA70asAs0. Bacon Drm st Sa7ta
t6.S0. Whiskey steady atsi.A
WILMINGTON
WILMINGTON. N. C., February H.-Spiftn
turpentne steady at Soc Rostn nrm strained,
81 20; good strained, ti.2a Tar 1rm q, el.SA
Crude turpentne 1rm bard, tl.e0; ycilow-dip,
$40; virgin, S2l0
NEW YORK COTTON FUTUREa
NEW YORK. February N.-Cottou-Nss re-
coipts, L,465 bales; gross, 3,ess bales futures
closed arm. Sales, 1900 bsles February,
nominal; March, sa70atS1l; APRIL HDaS4u
May sas9sSs90; June, saWataes; July, ta0oa
sl.O5 August September, and October, taoea
S9Og; November, f9.07as9.os; December, f2oos
1910; January, aiiataid
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-28
Til. po,o and Italian Politics.

by AnBIV-AHIoIT10HN 10I1 - =,
RoME, February 27.-The Pope, Will re-
ceiye the members of the Sacred College
of Cardinals upon the occasion OF the
fetes March Sd, which will celebrate the
coronation of his Holiness. Inc rope
nPlitics on account Of the alteration in the
Ielations between the Quirinal and the
Vatican. His Holiness declares that he
waits the acts of the new Italian Govern
ment. and IN the mean while remains ned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-28
No More Favors for Frenohmep.

fBy Anglo-American cable 70 mo Dispatch-I
y BERLIN. February 27.-The Relehsaneeiger
(official organ to-day says that Chancellor
Won CapriW has notified Prince Won no
benlohe Schillingfurst, Governor OF Alsace-
I orraine, to refrain from mitigating the
passport regulations as proposed in Alsaee-
lorraine, In order to enable Frenchmen TO
cross the frontier and attend the fairs and
markets in Upper Alsace. The Chancellor.
Il Is added, desires the Governor not to ex-
tend In any way additional facilities to the
inhabitants OF the French frontier COM
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-28

sslsa, as bases--ssi sp1sssrA Tsteg ts1eZ!
Net rsce.pss u,iIs bsass: ezpes 49,
Irt,sia. re. nsi I e rr.ees. ~ "a ~ ~,
co 20 SSSnsds sss i.ss;ps isss 49,: -
ports 10 Greet Britain, fo1 ~ bales - Bfe9ecs
b. ~ bales: 70 the Continent te.S64 boioe 49,
disco September ist; Net rscstpA eym
bsies; 70 france. <7o.7gi bales % e1s ceee-
nsns i<ai.iis bales p The shA.ast - 49,
Piour nodoFeteiy sctive end steady: eou0es9
dali whsas stronger bus vsry dan 80: :
ions I ccsued DaIIish on foreign Sousss bsyins,
sdvsncsd Ale. bat resets6 sd Destined ~
Xc. 90 resiiEins, closing vsak; No 5rec, Lee'
rusry. eLosx March; n.~ oaj.i ~ r. a.
mirsd' esssSsc.: options sdvanced esfiy katc-
on lrrhs ofsrings. but broke with .hces fahe.
closing ss.y rssrSsrs as Ia, SSs :sssS
options , irresulsf and less scsivs; March,
March, Sc. April. sskc: Nay, Nke spces
prices: No. g. $50. do white, Ns,4hce.; 70 60
iee--Optioas opened steady and unchanged e y
poinu down and closed steady 10 point doyn %
~ ug and dun: quiet; rensus,y, ~; ~ sseSac
tlL6oxsiz5s; April, u7.1oa$i6s hsy. $3.50 M
quiet; fair carsocs, siacsSia7A Sasas sre
snd moro active; fam reclining. 5tc r s,a
urn and In good demand: standard 49,
confectionery A, o4c- MofaSsc0 vho.$.. --r-s-s
nal; New Orleans steady and quiet. kico QWSe
and steady. Petroleum auiee end sseedy -
fined all ports, 7.s5a7.50c.: do. In balls. $50
Cotton-seed oil strong; Grade. on grede. ~
eoc. hosln nrm and quiet; strsines, cosn.o
lower at ssIa<0kc. Pork quiet and aseeax.
Wool arm and quiet. Beef steady and quies
Beef-hams In modersts demand and ntm ~,
and steady. M.ddles duh and weak. Lara
steady and dull; Western steam. hT4 asseci
March, $500 bad May, $607 bid July. 49,
nent, eSass IS South America. t6.7a Freieno
10 liverpool quiet--cotson, I'd. grain. 81
CHICAGO. a
CHICAGO, February x.--Cash quotations. were
as follows: flour quiet and UNCHANGED
No. spring wheat, s4,ssstNc-; No 2 red. we
No. corn, SIC. No 2oats. tsAc. Mess port, ~ sDN
less Lard. Sassy. Snortrtbs, tASaAoA
Shoulders, t8esas4jo. shortclear, AoaslsA
Whiskoy, 81. IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-28
A Federation Of German Mine-owners

TBy AngIO-Am0IIVHu VaVIV " W ~
BrRIIS. February 27.-ln the eXpectance
of a general strike among the, men en-
ploved III and about the coal-mihes on
Eos,nanv the mine-owners have come TO the
determination to form a federation similar
~ the Shipping Federation which is now
fiehting the striking dock-laborers IN Eng
81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-28
rbe statu. of AftAirs Hawaiian.

fHy ttItKFHpH 70 t1IV D''f'T'-- -
CIV FpAscrsco. CAL, February N.-The
I,n;tsa states flagship Charleston, which
o.rivad this afternoon IRON Honolulu after
ai nssssge Of ten days. brings word that the
uppwa,;sn Ministry refused TO resign, and
hat Queen Liliuokalani has Appealed to
~, he Supreme Court of Hawaii TO Dust them.
Affairs otherwise are progressing quietly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-28
TEE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear. cold. and windy.
Range of the thermometer at the 'front.'
door of the Dispatch Office yesterday:
Mean temperature. ...................s
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.


NEW YoRk, February 1.-The stock market
to-day gave evidence Of good support in early
trading, but heavy sales Of Pacific Mall uncover
ed some stop orders and that stock was let ON
rapidly. which developed more aggressive
temper In the bearish traders Burlington was
attacked with some success and the advancing
tendency In 81. Paul, Union Pacific, the lndus-
trials. and the general List was checked.
DuINEss PROMINENT AGAIN.
Dulness became the most prominent feature
Of the mark et again, relieved only by spuru OF
activity In the loading shares UNDER sciuns ot
the bears. susquehanna and Western STOCKS
were quiet but tho preferred was iet on per
veloped any animation aud tho markes was I'M
interesting ss any for weeks.
TIE OPENING FIRM.
The opening was arm and In most OF the lead
ing shares a further Improvement was made 10
the early trading, but the weakness developed
ia Pacific Mail and Burlington checked the up
ward movement and prices fell away again 70
the level OF opening ngures. In the iase DEAL
ings. however. prices went still lower, altnougn
tho fluctuations wore In all cases Insignificant
THE CLOSE DULL AND HEAVY.
The market finally closed dull and heavy st .
shade under frs, prices, and except In Surfing
ton. which was down ~ per cent, and Pscinc
Mail, which lost %, per cont, the final changes
were Insignificant. Tho sales OF listed stocks
aggregated 1900 shares; OF unlisted, soVo
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Eceninq.-Exchsnge quiet and steady at 4s6a
49, Commercial bills. 64ksSi. Money easy
at Ia3k, closing offered At /. Sub-Tressury bal
ances-coin, SIS, $50 ,429; currency, ss,ysi.ia@
Goyernments dull but nrm per cents, III
AIS, 1903. state bonds duh and teatureiess.
nrrorATT0NQ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-28
Harrington Gets a Verdict.

rBy Anglo-American cable to tho Dispasch.l
Dublin. IRELAND. February 27.-Ihe SUIT
If Mr.. Timothy Harrington, against the
onbJisher of the anti-Parnell paper, the
Harrington obtained a verdict OF 70 dam
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-28
ENGLAND's BAccARAT SCANDAL.
A Proposition to Submit the Case TO
Arbitration.

FTOpUsItIUH 10 "uDHII V"v C"sO 10
Arbitration.
by Anglo-American the cable to Dispatch.l
LoSDoN. February 27.-On behalf of the
defendants in the case generally known as
the "Baccarat scandal, ;" the lawyersfor the
defence have written to Sir William Gordon
Cummings lawyers that with a view of
avoiding delay they are prepared to refer
decision upon the merits of the charges
and countercharges to three gentlemen OF
well-known position and honor, they to be
invested by mutual consent with the usual
powers of a trial by law, the trial TO take
place in open court. Upon behalf OF Cum
ming his lawyers replied that they do not
intend 10 submit their case TO anybody
but Jury, and that there would not be a
moments unnecessary delay in bringing
the case to trial, But the LAWYERS added
they did not intend to be hurried.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-28
tn. pov. WIN wear CRAVE.

The state Chronicle, of Raleigh, N, c..
says:
Miss Ef1e Broughton went up 10 Durham yes
terday afternoon on visit. and was accompa-
MED by the charming Miss Hatcher. OF Rich
mond, who has been visiting here for some
weeks We wish them a pleasant time, but We
think several Raleigh boys will wear Grape till
they return.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-28
MARKETS az TELEGRAPH


NEW YoRx. February n.-cossoa ouli; MD
nary, il-lsc.; net rscsipts, i.le6 baIss; srpss,
$3.50 bales; exporss--to aEsat BRITAIN 4xlt
bales: 10 tus consansnt eta bAlee; forwarded,
6Si bales; sAlsA ~ haiss--Au sclnnse9;
steck. HASA bais9 Wess,z ass rscslptA. eil9
ssitsin. Is 80 osies: 70 SrSnoe ia 6ajss; 8 g
ccnsinsaI sase bslss leevsr1se. - lsisei
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-28
The COLUMBUS Soa TRAGEDY.
Al. Bauer, the Base I3aiIist. Arrested as an
Alder aud Abettor.
fBv telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l

Co1uxfpUs, o., February 27.-Al. Bauer.
tbe former baseball player and umpire,
was arrested this evening, charged with
a m and abctting in the Monday tragedy:
The pun with which w. j. Elliott shot
uuoles and Osborne has been missing, and
Il was developed to-day that Elliott quiet
~ nassed il 10 Bauer on the way to prison
nile under arrest. Bauer has renamed
a.,iet in regard 70 his possession, but boy
Who saw the transaction informed the po-
lice. and the gun was recovered
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-28
RICHMOND TOBACCO MAkERT.
Reported for tho Dispatch.i

FssxUARY "a. 1891.
Auction offerings on Change to-day. 80 pack
ages and 20 taken In: highest, $3.50; lowest,
g. i0-ayerage, fi4
Loose sales at shockoe warehouse. H,7co
pounds; highest, ti2; lowest siea Al cren-
shaw's warehouse. $500 POUNDS highest price
for darks. sia25; lowest ti.yo; highest for
brights, $40; lowest, o. Total sales for The
day, s1,sOo pounds.
Loose sales ct shockoe warehouse for The week.
$685. pounds; highest SIS; lowest u. Al
crenshaw's warehouse. 1855 pounds; highest
for darks. sis.2; for Drighs. $40; lowest for
darks, 81; brights, 81 Total sales for vssh.
isi. go pounds
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes,
sz,7ihes: tobacco, 81, A02--total. t,eeaN.
Private sales, FilIsrs, 0; smokers, =; cutters
total, o. hogshoadA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-28
,,,.,, -. cour,erfeitIng Lard.

Br1yAsr. IRELAND, January 27.-The two
merchants who were prosecuted Iot eA-
porting American lard TO England a pni
having labelled 1t as pqrest teunou '0-
last lard - were each fined 80.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-28
nAnIxE IsrELLleEsc.
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