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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27
elcHMoNp TOBACCO MARKET
[Reportsd for the Dispatch.l

lhepOrteu lOf tno Dispatcu.i
AUGUST 26.--Auctlon offerings on Change to-
day, 81 packages and taken In. Highest,
sl2; lowest, s3.s0-average, sS.2s.
Private sales: Filters. IS: smokers, 2S; cut
tiers, 2; dsrks, 49, wrappers, 39-totaL 1l9
hogsheads.
Regenus collections: Cigars aud cigarettes,
SIl6l so: tobacco 81. 220.3l total. %, 1852. L.
Registered on Change: @. w. Eldergs, New
York, n. y.
Bright tobaccos are moderately active and
the much-desired nne lemon-colored wrapper Is
very scarce. A fair loose sale ut Pianters' Ware
house showed prices OF new up 70 27lsc., with no
fine stock offered. The turnout OF buyers was
very good. Scrap and low grades sold well.
Mr.. j. w. Hobgood. OF Raleigh, ". e., has be-
come a resident buyer hero
Mr.. C. NJ. Benninghouss, OF Baltimore, was on
the market to-day.
The rains, from most accounts, are accounted
but Of slight value to the tobacco crop, In the
bright belt especially.
There will be q planters excursion, under tue
auspices OF the Tobacco Trade and the Planters
Warehouse, from Goldsboro' 10 Richmond on the
14th instant. and a big sale opens on the lotn oil
September. IL Is " round-trip excursion, and
will oring crowds Of the Eastern North Carolina
nlauters here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27
Funeral Of Co,ope, Brockenbrourh.

Funeral services were conducted over
the remains of Colonel John NJ. Broken
brough at his late residence, No. 607 north
Eighth street st o'clock yesterday after
noon, Rev. j. Is. Newton, rector of Monu-
mental church, officiating. The obsequies
were quite largely attended and there
were many beautiful floral pieces evincing
the esteem IN which the deceased was
held. The interment was at HOLLYWOOD
aud the following were the pail bearers
Active-Dr. NJ. d. Hoge, Jr., Thomas
Macon, A. =. Cone, William L. Reid, p. j..
Harrison, James I. Estes, f. p. Cooke,
BENJAMIN w. Brockenbrough, and I. NJ.
WORKMAN. Honorary--Dr. j. +. Harrison
Judge James Lamb, j. b. Bigger, and
Samuel Wilson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27
Cascsin the Police Court.

DAVID Ford (colorcd) was charged in the
Police Court Yesterday with assaulting aud
| beating Joseph CHM with some blunt in-
stTument with intent to Kill him.
The affair occurred last Friday night on
Leigh street between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth in the rear of the store of j.
g. Smith The testimony developed that
Glenn threw a clotbes-prop at his adver-
sarv and that he GLENN was afterwards
found in his own room bleeding and I'M
able 20 talk. The case against Ford was
certified TO the Hastings Court and he was
refused bail.
c. S. r.. Pryor (colored) was accused Of
the larceny of a coat and vest from
Matthews Jenkins aud a pair of pants
from James Brown. Both cases were con-
tinued until September I'd.
Funston Cox (colored) was sent on 10
the grand Jury for stealing watermelon.
The case Of Pat. MeDonough. charged
with keeping his 5ar-room open and cell
ing liquor on Sunday. was continued for
hearing until TO-DAY.
Mamie Crump and BENJAMIN Twvman
(both colored) were fined $40 each for
being disorderly in the bar-room of John
Smith
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27
rhn RemnIns Intnrre1 nd HolIrwnnd.

The remains of Mr.. George Lumsden,
who died in Petersburg Wednesday night
from hemorrhage of the lungs, were
brought TO Richmond yesterday morning,
and inferred at Hollywood. The funeral
services were conducted iii the presence OF
a small assemblage of relatives and friends
of the deceased. Mr.. Lumsden was mana
ger Of the Petersburg Granite Company's
quarrying- works, and was a skilled and re-
liable workman. He superintendent the
granite-work of the Odd-Fellows block,
on Sycamore street, in Petersburg, and
also the cutting of the huge blocks which
form the base of the Soldiers and Sailors
monument. in Richmond. Mr.. Lumsden
was insured in the Royal Arcanum tol
$1,000 lie leaves widow and one child
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27
MAGICIAN and Prescott.

RID. MacLean and Marie Prescott, the
famous stars IN tragedy, will appear at the
Richmond Theatre for three nights, be
ginning Monday. when they will present
the Merchant of Venice" the scenic
effects alone Of which have required q
whole week of rehearsal.
dav they Will appear in tine Wife, q
Tale of Mantua," in which they use car.
load Of scenery.
This grand play was once owned by the
world. famous Ellen Tree and by her
PLAYED for hundreds of successive night:
IN london
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27
Cnniinl Matters.

General William b. Talaferro. George
r. Hayes. and Frederick Wolfe. of Glou-
cester county; J. G. Barnard snd Brown G..
Howard, of Floyd county. and NJ. X. Estes,
Of Nelson county. visited the Capitol yes
terday.
Mr.. George Dabney Wooton, who has
been in the asylum at Williamsburg tor
several months. writes to the Governor
every now and then and begs to be re-
leased. The letters are ALWAYS referred 10
Dr. MoDcure. superintendent Of the insti-
tuition. The Governor Yesterday received
letter from the Doctor, in which he says
that Mr.. Wootton IS happier and more
be out Of II.
The Treasurer Of Elizabeth City yester-
day received a warrant for the direct-tax
fund due the county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27
Five CaIIs Yn.terday.

The ambulance responded to i've calls
yesterday, as follows:
At I:l0 p. NJ. to Twelfth and Franklin
streets to white man who was suffering
with neuralgia of the heart He was taken
to the almshOuse for treatment
At 4:3O p. NJ. to the Richmond Locomo-
tive-M orks TO a white man whose foot was
bruised. He WAS treated and taken to his
home. on Clay street.
At $50 p. NJ. 10 Ihirty-second and Cary
streets to a man, who left before tho ar
rival of the ambulance.
At 5:15 r. NJ. to Thirteenth and Cary
streets TO white woman suffering with a
fit. She was taken out to the hospital for
treatment.
At 6:15 p. NJ. 10 Graham and Clay
streets TO a white boy suffering with sto-
machical collie. He was treated and taken
10 his home, on north Fifth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27
THERE'S SOMETHING FISHY

THERE'S SOMETHING FISHY
in many of the glittering generalities
that appear in print, the trouble usually
being that solid foundation of fact is
conspicuous by its absence. One short,
sharp, crisp, and decisive statement is
worth all the vaporings and smoke and
fog that divert from the main point the
attention OF the purchaser. Here is a
story which is neither fshy, scaly, nor
addressed to the marines We are SELL
ing our Suits for $40. Perhaps you'll
ask whether there is anything signifi-
cant about that. Well, there may be
nothing very significant. but there's
one thing that's most insignificant. OF
course you have already guessed what
that is-the price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
DEATHS.

Attest 2O.-Narket steady. Prime, 2Ac.
extra prime. 21sc.: fancy &c.; factory maud
picked, 3a4l4c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27
Tho L,bor-Dav Celebration,

y meeting of the Joint Committee of
Arrangements for the Labor-Day parade
and celebration will be held at Smiths
Hall Monday night. when final prepare
tions for the important event will be
mapped out. The Legislature of last win
ter made this holiday in the State, and
the occasion promises 10 be a most enjoy
able one.
MAYOR Ellyson and Mr. John O'Day, pre-
sident Of the international Association of
Machinists. will make addresses.
There will be parade. in which every
union will be represented. The line of
march has not yet beer decided upon.
There will be several bands of music 10
add to the enjoyment Of the occasion.
The speaking will take place at the Ex-
position Grounds, and there will be big
picnic out there also. Dancing base ball,
&c, will be among the amusements.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27
An ENJOYABLE MUSICALE.
helightfai Concert Among Renowned
Richmond Artistes Yesterdav Evening.

heightful Concert Among Renowned
Redmond Artistes Yesterday Evening.
o,e e the most delightful impromptu
TIA, has been gwen here in wears
iAc" lu the sGlesTOOm of one Of the
Ta+af piano firms yesterday evening.
a.. lNtclpal performer was Miss Kate
'ae % Dany.lle's leading artistes IN
' -.", who IS here under training on
'.ir organ. Her audience embraced
cultivated talent Ia the city. there
'+- present Captain Frank Cunning
.'-. 4. Sale Watkins. II. Thurston Car
crlerd Webb. Samuel Crowley, NJ.
ID i.tl'. and others. kepreseniativ of
PEE. constituted asmall portion Of the
age which was both appreclatiye
Attentive Miss loot. in style which
b., i'hetlc and expressive. rendered
rIl.s BarcarOie." the Spinning
~ irH'u the opera Flying Dutchman as
.''ilt,i by Lltz. Bercluse's Cradle
.. ana ihe Fri King" Of Iitz. Cap
-, .aik Cunningham sang with sweet
NJ i.' NchubeTt's Am Nicer" while
- III. iuurstOn Csrdoza's Interpretation
N'''l''s Awake won considerable
'-,r. Tho latter gentleman also sang
a. ~ST'' p.easing manner Thou Art Near
b., NNG0rrtia." 10y Ayer-He mer. An
H.. -tLta4 selection by Dir. Shepherd
VA greatly enjoyed. The concert
D.,. WIN vocal quartette by Messrs.
a.. guam, Webb. Watkins, and Car
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27
Jus,ice Vtncent's Court.

Vincent at the Henrico county court
house yesterday, charged with assault and
REFUSING to assist an officer in the discharge
of his duty. The case was continued until
the 29th instant and the accused commit
ted 10 iall in default of security.
Beverly Howard, for carrying concealed
weapons was fined 800 and costs and sent
TO Jail in default of payment.
The case of Jane Meekins, charged with
being implicated III riot. was continued
until the 29th instant and bail allowed.
Robert Dabney, charged with creating &
riot. was allowed bail. and his trial fixed
for the 29th Of August.
Junius Johnson, Wythe Holmes, and
Charles Bently. three colored boys, charged
with fighting. were sent to jail in default
of bail TO await their hearing, which will
take place Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27
u.nr,co democratic Paper.

Justice G.. c. Vincent Will start weekly
paper in Henrico county on the LIST OF 90
tober. 1t will be a four page seyen-eolumn
journal and will be devoted 70 literary
meter, political gossip. and local happen-
ings IN the county, The journal viii be
edited by the Squire, who IS an old news
paper man, and ms many friends WISH
him much success in the new enterprise.
He will have his business ONCE az the
courthouse, wn'le the printing WIN G y,
done in the city until the enterprise is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27
TIE eAeY CAUGHT THEM AL.
A Woman and Her Infant Begging on tho
streefs of Rtchmond.

A Young woman, not more than % years
of ace. neatly clad in dress OF black, and
carving a S-months' old infant In her
arms. approached large number of gen.
tlemon in the Office at Murphy's Hotel last
night and asked aid OF them.
She said that she was Mrs. Wilson,
and that her husband was an @ronaut and
was at present in Montgomery. Ala. She
was endoayoring, she stated, - raise funds
enough 20 go TO this point. and that was
her mission 10 this and other public places
about tho city. The gentlemen saw that
the baby was bright and pretty little
creature, clearly alfred in white. and
evidenclng the care OF fond parent, and
all became at once attached to 1t; couse-
quontly the silvery pieces were given with
great generosity. When Mrs. Wilson left
Murphy's she was several dollars better
of than when she entered 10.
Sergeant Alexander Tomlinson told q
DISPATCH reporter that she bad called at
the Office of the Chief Of Police during the
dav and told him practically the same
story given above. She will probably
leave for the South this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27
SENATOR DanleI ON Cle,eland.

Senator Daniel has written to an inti-
mate friend in this city saying that Cleye-
land is gaming. and that the outlook tor
Democratic victory next fall is good,
The Major says he is arranging his bust
ness affairs so as to take the stump by the
1st of September and keep up his speech
making until November.
He will speak on Church Hill September
7th, on the occasion OF the Union Demo
cratic Clubs hag-ralsing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27
bids for the Erection of the State-Librar,
Building.

The Board of State-Librsry Building
Commissioners met yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Poindexter. the architect, was present
with the working plans and specifications
and il was decided to advertise for bid,
for the erection of the structure. Sealed
proposals will be received at the Office OF
the Governor until IL NJ. September 26th.
The building will accommodate the STATE
Library. basement Offices. office of At
torney-General Superintendent of Public
Instruction, Adjutant- General, Superin.
tendent of Public Printing. and Supreme
Court. II will be located 10 the Capitol
Square east of the Capitol building.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27

THs Workngmen's Democratic Club Of
lsr Ward will hold a regular meeting at
Ivl.ro Hall tonight at 3 o'clock. Ar
r..... emit, for the flag-raising will be per
f.'.I and other matters of importance
~ come up for consideration.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27

las. who has just returned from Char
loftesville, reports his brother improving,
but both of his arms are yet partially
paralyzed.
The business of East Hanover Presby-
terry was finished to-day and they adj
journed TO meet in Charlottesville next
spring Preaching will continue here 20
night, tomorrow, and tomorrow night.
The body was quiet aud harmonious
throughout and much business was trans
acted.
Mrs. NJ. A. Martin, mother Of Hon. L. 3.
Martin, has just returned to her home
here from White Sulphur Springs.
The pastor OF the Methodist church,
Rev. Dir. Williams, will preach ct the Dis
eiples' church on next Sunday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27
wb.r. the Bed-c,o.he. Came From.

near Randolph last Wednesday afternoon
belonged TO Mr.. Charles II. Sack, No. s22
south laurel street. His son Charlie died
Monday last from severe attack OF
typhoid fever. The clothes which were
used on the bed were considerably bloody.
SO Mr.. Slack hired darky 10 take them
outside of the city limits aud burn them.
Instead of the negro's doing as ordered he
dropped them where found, which Is near
the corporate line
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27
4 ne,ichtfuI Outing a, Fores, Hill

A number of young ladies from Church
He'll enjoyed delightful outing at Forest
Hill Park yesterday, given in honor of
was spent in rambling about tho beautiful
grounds, boating upon the lake. partci-
patlng in various games. &c. Early in the
afternoon tables were spread under the
shade of the big trees and delightful
lunch was served. The party, which was
chaperoned by Mrs. n. Il. Grooms. con
sisted of Misses Missouri Neale. Lizzie
Andrews. Mollie Yeager. Edna Riddick,
jamie Walsh, SUSIE Schermerhorn. Minnie
Willis, Susie Harrison. and Miss Face, OF
Norfolk. Mr.. N b. Grooms dined with
tue young ladies upon their special invita-
ton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27
roa ,,.eb HALLIDAY

got him of the even track and brought on
fresh attack OF Indigestion and Dys-
pepsia. IL was simmons LAYER Regulator
that cured this time. II never fails. You
want to keep 1t on hand also for any BIZ
ious attack. or for Constipation. It's the
emergency remedy. unlike pills ia the eI
feet. No Gripings, aud does not deoihta'e'
Try il once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27

that she had received a good bnptizing
and still was not a Baptist. While the
two were engaged in their conversation
the boat tilted TO one side and both fell
into the water in heap, with MI Patter-
son Mt the bottom, but luckily the water
was only about foot deep. They were
rescued by Mr. Bryan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27

A white man named Warner. Wallace was
arrested in the First District last evening
charged with stealing gold watch from
Louis Fellheimer. Wallace says that ne
was approached by man on the street
who asked him 70 pawn the timeplece. ne
was identified by PawnbrokeE stern, anu
was arrested and confined in the First Po-
lice Station
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27

RICHMOND, August 26.--Recoipts: $50 head
cattle zoo sheen and lambs, aud 500 head hogs.
Sales: $50 head cattle. 400 sheep and lambs,
and $50 head hogs
Prices:
Cattle, best, 3I4sfc. gross; medium 70 good'
oSfa.si4c. gross; common 70 faif, ~a-txe SfoS>
Bulls 2a23tc. gross.
sheep, 3a4l4o. gross.
Lambs, 445c. gross
HOGS. 6s4a5i<e. net
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27
Love Lock. Two Together.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspat

IOVfItBVU1u'II" Ut Nue EfIIlE1IV1IU " 'P"F|"'I
SALEM. Va. August 25.-At the residence
of tho brides father, on the 25th instant,
by Rev. N. o. J. Kreps. Frank A. Love-
lock, of the Salem Times Register and Rod
nokc DaiN Times. was united In the bonds
of holy matrimony to Miss Maggie May
Carper, daughter OF Z. II. Carper. After
the wedding MIR. and Mrs. Lovelock took
the train for the valley. where they will
visit friends after which they will 'proba-
bly, take a trip TO Baltimore and other
northern cities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27
pu,. ana wholesome Quality

commends TO public approval the Cali:
foFnla LIQUID laxative remedy. Syrup OF
Figs. II Is pleasant 10 tho taste. and Dy
actlag gently on the kidneys. liver, ana
bowels 10 cleanse the system ehectusiiy 7,
promotes the health and comfort OF al
who use il. aud With millions II Is the Desi
and only remedy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27
A Coiorsd Connterfeitor Jailed.

NoRFoLK, Va. August 26.-Caleb Upshur
(eolOred arrested for counterfeitlng silver
dollars at Cape Charles City was before
United States Commissioner Ackiss to-
dav. Andrew McWillIams, of the United
States secret service. was witness. Up
shur was sent on to the grand jury and
committed to Jail.
One hundred and SIX dollars OF the spu-
rious coin were captured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27


KIDD.-Died, August 26, 1892, at lbs A.
NJ, EMMA, infant daughter Of Lewis q.
and the late Mary NJ. Kidd; aged month
and II days.
Funeral took place at Hollywood at 10
o'clock the same day.
SHAW.-Died, at hisresidence. on Dance
street, August 26th. at lD O'Clock,
THOMAS III. SHAW, in the ootn year Oh
his age.
He has gone from his dear ones. bis chill
dren, his wife.
Whom he willingly tolled for and loved -
his life;
Oh. God how mysterious and how strange
are Thy WAYS
To take from us this loved one 10 the best
of his days.
Funeral from his late residence THIS
Saturday MORNING at 10 O'CLOCK.
Friends and relatives invited to attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27
AL GOT A GOOD oUcklNe.
- Sands and Mr.. Patterson Did the
Rescue Act.

mosque Act
D., s-,, "i4.iiam II. Sands has returned from
!, ~ 'g- On has way back he stopped
NM, mn we Pa, 20 see his friend and
On A. "a" partner. Mr. George Bryan.
PEI, M oa' evening a party went on q
u.ls W Geraldine Springs, near Titus
Pa,,.,.h We afternoon Messrs. A. w.
lad M George Bryan. Mrs. Burritt,
psr,, "a sauds went hoat-riding. The
teio,, 1 ~, mol been on the water very long
1ad M, We boat eapSlzed and Mrs. Burritt
P.t,ssS'' biian were rescued by Messrs.
Va. s19 ana Sands. All got into the
sefr ~ pulled ashore. Just as they
NJ. 49,, 10 LAID Sir. Patterson told
a As9 en. how lucky II Was for her that
'-'sa her lite, aud also remarked
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Evenino.-Exchange quiet and easier at ASIA
4sSIp. Commercial bills, 4s614a4s7lz. Money
easy at 1lSa2Ie: closing offered at ,. sub
Treasury Dalances-Coin. s97,S46,0o0 cur
rency s20,l 5000. Governments dull but
steady; per cents, 1i5I6. state bonds dull
but steady
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27
MARKETS sy TELEGRAPH.
NEW YoRk.

NEW Yosk. August c6.--costoa quiet aud
steady middlIng, nc. low midtilns.
D ii-i6c.; good ordinary, &C. Net y.
bales: safes, .f5e bales spinner1 .at balss; ;
stock, so6, $50 baies- Weekly Mes recstpts.
81 bales; srosa *oa5 ps'es; expefss--
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27

ALexANDRlAs scHooL-TeAcHERs
Nearly All of Them Re-eiected-mr. Ben
sons suit for $4,000.

Correspondence OF the Richnoud Dispatchl
ALEXANDRIA, August 26.-The City
School Board at its regular meeting last
night reelected all the old teachers IN the
white schools with one exceptlon-a re-
male teacher, who had failed TO make the
required standard on examination. Inc
election of her successor was postponed,
pending the decision of the State educa-
tional authorities in her case. Al the
teachers OF the negro schools were also re-
elected Mss Lucy Darnelle being suostl,
tuted for Miss Sarah A. Gray rs principal
of Hallowell school for girls.
All the schools reopen for organization
on Monday next, regular work IN the
classes being started on Monday week,
The indications are that the schools Will
be filed to their greatest capacity.
THE HORSE BACKED.
One evening last fall Mr. George Ben
son and his wife were out driving with q
spirited horse. which became frightened
and backed the buggy. with Its occupants
against O moving train. Mr.. and Ars.
Benson were both thrown out and badly
hurt. In consequence of this accident
Mr.. Benson has entered suit against the
Pennsylvania railroad, claiming SlOOOo
damages
Mr.. Willie Stenmagle. proprietor OF the
Exchange and Ballard Hotel in this city.
was taken suddenly i'll yesterday. and Tor
time il was thought the attack might be
fatal. He rallied, however, and to-day IS
resting more comfortably.
SUCCESSFUL.
The session OF the State Institute for
Farmers, held at Grange Camp. has, II Il
understood. been very successful one, q
large number of prominent farmers from
ell over the Eighth District having been
present at the lectures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27
succEssFuL
News scraps FROM scsttsviiie.

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.]
ScorrsyILLE, August 25.-Mrs. John W
Nicholas will go To Charlottesville to-mor-.
row with the intention OF bringing her
husband home, who was 80 badly hurt
there two days ago. Dir. George II. Nicho-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27
aai1Imoee STOCK MARKET,

BALTIMORE, August 26.-vrginia t0-40s, "a
bid: do. 3s, IA; Baltimore and Ohio stock,
a7a9S Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern lists
1854 bid; do. lat incomes, 6eh4 bid; do. "a IN
comes, % asked DO. 80 incomes. So asked
consolidated gas bonds. 115 bid: do. stock
.rn-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. August o. oFysENas Wheat.
4.I16 bushels. Corn White, 1850 bushels !;
mixed, 1900 bushels. Oats. 3b2 bushels.
Meal 600 bushals. Mill-offal Is tons.
sALga- Wheat, 3,32s bushels. Corn-White.
l,450 bushels. Oats, la bushels
QUOTATIONS
WHsAr.-Longberry, 75aSlc. Mixed. 75aslc.
shorrDerry. 70aS0c. No. 2 red, 7ec.
OozN.-White. Virginia. S0sj0c.; NO e white,
5saoOc.: No. z. mixed. bSa59c.
OAra-Ninter Qoe seedD, 4sa46c.: No. 2.
mixed. 37a3sc. No 8. mixed, 35asoc
KYz.--d0a70c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-27
THE sAccBaRrSE srocE.

The rest Of the interest In the market was
centred In Sugar, In which the transactions
2 per cent, with no material improvement In
the later dealings. The lowest prices OF the day
were reached In many stocks at the close, which
was quiet but heavy, generally within shade OF
first figures. ssles-Listed, $4,000; unlisted,
$4,000 shares.