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MERCHANDISE.

uon. Data. a.,,.rd 81 e.,
Cafyse--Ontions cinsed steady. ss,o mint.
down. Sales were 16. 500 bags. August. SI2s5:
September, siA9GDl2-95: October. $lA95; spot
Rio-Firm: fair demand. No. Z, lS1sgl4c.
sugar - Raw -Q1ist ana nrm; refined .
AZ ,Se
confectionery "a" i-IfIa5 7-l6c; cut loaf.
crushed, S l-I6G5 3lsc; powdered. l3-i60i IS.
I6c: granula,ed, 7-IGG4 ii-lsc.
Wool-Actiye and firm. Domestic. 25a35c.
Copper-Easy. Lake, sIl5l(oiI CO.
Lead-steady. Domestic, 81. lsei2a
Tiu-Steady. Straits, SO. 4(oN.5Q
p.p suvrp
NEW YORK, aug. iz'-bar SILVER ESQ
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SEATTLE
MEDICAL and SURGICAL
DSPBNSARY
CONDUCTED BY.


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and cure Of Chronic diseases entils these emns mt
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CEATTLE. TACOMA AND OLYMPIA ROUTE
- The new, fast and commodious steamer
CITY OF ABERDEEN,
Carrying passengers and freight, will leave on tho
following schedule. DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAYS. for
Tacoma, McNeill's Island and Olympia, connecting
with boats to and from Shelton and Ksmilchie
Leaves Hatfeld's wharf. Seattle at 700 a m. N.
F. dock. Tacoma AZ $3.50 a M. arriving at Olympia
at II 80 p. m. Returning: Will leave Percivars
dock, Olympia at l:3O p M; n. p. dock. Tacoma
at p. m, arriving At Seattle at p. m.
J. A. HATrIELD, Agt, seattle THOSl q TEW.
J. c. PERCTvAL, Agt, Olympia Manager
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T ACoNNER ROUTE.
STEAMER FAIRHAvEy.

Leaves City Dock, Seattle, daiiy except sun.
dAy as = m for Ednaopts. Clinton. rrlAIip.
Browns Point. langley, Coupeville San te fucA
oak Harbor Utsslady and Isconner Returning
leaves Laconner p n. fer Seattle, covering sans
eVute. Z. chEkN. AesteS
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Portland WHEAT M.r.et.

PORTLAND. Aug. I2.-tspecial l-Wheat-Dull
and nominal; Valley. 81 222l sC9l.25; Walla Walla,
$l15(@l.17li per Genital Receipts, 2,6S7 centala.
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Seattic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $l5s, ISIS 50 $o9,6S3 43
roIttahu. ..-...-........... x5S,oUo % 40.oo0 20
Tacoma. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. leo,llo % 1855 80
The supply OF watermelons was about ex-
nansted in the marke. yesterday, but fresh lot
VIII be in by the first of next week. There has
Deem considerable variation in retail prices
during the week. Rice has advanced ana but.
Ter Is also stifeniug up. Lemons have gone up
In response to higher iobbing prices and peaches
are ahftie higher than they were.
RETAIL QUOTATIONS..
FLOUR AND MEAL-Minne.ota, s1e5 psr
sack: California, &l35; Oregon, sI.35: Washing.
ton, Ravenna, 81 Is: Olympic brand, 81 35: COM
mon brands, $LI59l-25 per sack. Cornmeal,
per n.
--Granulatei, fine. lsQsis ms: extra
{. ?0fbs; golden Z, 20 MS; cut Loaf IL Tbs, and
BUTTER-Fancy Eastern creamery. 25035c,
and dairy. 5o075c per roll.
EGGS-Fresh ranch, 3,c.
SEiss imported, 40c, and domestic, 800 per h.
FkUIT-sicily lemons, 4o05oc. and Cali
inornia, SS9ic per doz Blsckberriss, Sc per
Dox, or 4Oc per gal: raspberries, 121zc per box,
Bananas, 4oc per doz Apples, sc; peaches 121,sc;
vEGETR Ifi lSs turuips and b.et.,
oncn, &C. and Sun ensn or s per nj
white beans-Boyas aud pinks, SC; Lmas,
&c per NJ, Potatoes, 10 per n. Lettuce,
toes &c. Peas. Sc per H. csunower, loc escS.
Watermelons, 3ooi0c; cantaloupes, s0S9iec.
Sweet potatoes, Sc per ID.
CANNED GOODS-Peachcs, pears and april
cots, Zoe cherries, straw berries and raspberries,
2oc; all other table fruits, Zoe; peas. Zoe, and
corn and string beans, lie; tomatoes. loo.
CURED MEATS AND LARD-Nativs cured
mans, lsc; bacon. lie; dry sailed meats,
FAC: dried beef, Clipped. 25c, and lard. lO(9l5c
HONEY AND sYRUPs California comb
honey, 25c, and strained, Sc per III; pure maple
sylup, $L2o@L5O, and common syrups. 5oc0al
PICKLES-Heinz, plain, mixed and chow
CHOW, 40c per pint. or 60c per quart: domestics,
IN glass. 2o9soc; kegs, 81; pure cider vinegar.
FRESH MEATs-Beef, for boiling. 6oesc. and
steaks. 1o0p20c; veal, I2i S0y2Oc; mutton, $3.50
l5c; spring lamb, $i0l.o0 per quarter: lamb
chops, zoe; leg OF lamb, l5c. and shoulders 121<o
FISH AS6 oYsrER s'iki s IN slices,
l2c; salmon, l2c: smelts, herring, foun.
ders, rock cod and tom cod, $50; sound
oysters, soc per quart: crabs. SO 25c each.
POULTRY-Chickens. Csc per ~
GENERAL sHIPMKSTa
merchandise have been shipped from Seattle in
the following amounts: By rail-Northern Pa
cific, ATS tons; Columbia 4 Puget Sound, .
tons; Great Northern. So tons. By water
% tons; Puget Sound and Alaska Steamship
Company's boats, Is tons; Clara Brown, IL tons;
Multnomah, 10 tons. Total shipments, 7l9 tons.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE REcsIPra
Produce and merchandise have been received
at the port OF Seattle during the past twenty
four hours as follows: By rail-Northern Pa
cific, 535 tons; Columbia & Puget Sound, 10
tons; Great Northern, Is tons. By water
Enoch Talbot, 900 tons; City of Stanwood, 80
tons; Clara Brown, 70 tons; Puget Sound and
J. r Mcdonald, 10 tons; Multnomsh, S tons
Total receipts, $50 tons.
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STEAMERS.
DACIEIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY-
Dispatch steamers from Seattle - follows:
For San, Francisco. via Port Townsend and Vic
toria at 5 p. m passengers received on board ~
o. III August 5, 10, Is, 20 IS and so
For Alaska August 5. 10, 20 and 70.
From San Francisco for Victoria and Puget
Sound ports, al q August g. z, IL, IL. ~, "a.
Tickets may be obtained al the once Of the com
sany ~ Ocean dock, Seattle.
GOODAL PERKINS a CO
General Agents san francisco
J. IT, JOHNSON. p =. Sup;. Seattle
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STEAMERS.

STEAMERS.
H ". BAKER Co. BAKER 4 cos
AA' DOCK. foot Of University street
srRAxKR rrnB rABLra
THE STEAMER MuLrNoMAR
nuns ON the following time card. daily:
FARE TO TACOMA. 50 CENTS
1.ssgs:: s:ss m E.ssn. -.'v,s s:ss m
Tscoms: $50 M o Ie1S. s s:So p m m
Connecting with boats for Kamilchis and She,
ton.
Baker 4 Cas- Dock. foot Of University street.
CAPTAIN L WILEY, Massse
FAST TIME
EVERETT AND LOWELL
The Elegantly Equipped Steamer
STATE OF WASHINGTON.
Coz dock Returning. arrives Seattle at 80 =
=. 1os Tacoma every morning ~ IL O'clock
H w BAKER & co.
FARE. SO CENTa
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
vo1ILANn eEArrLE vANcouvxn
First-class Steel Steamship
HAYTrAN REPUBLIC AND WILMINGTON
Carrying freight and passengers leaves sverv ten
DAYS For passenger and freight rates, exact sail
ing oasee etc, apply to
II. W. BAKER q CO.. Agents.
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1YOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLL OF LOCAL
N Improvement district No 81 for the improve
men. Of Aidine avenue under ordinance No 2, 90
snd hearin- thereon.
Eatice is hereby given that the assessment roil
sflocsi Improvement district No. % for the I'M
.,nvement OF Aidine avenue from johnson ave-
sps to the north line OF Rosedale addition. under
rsdlnance No 2,lSS, has been reported by the
Hard OF public works to the city council of the city
n seattle and is now on file in the Office OF the city
isrk and the same Is now open for public inspec-
tios q said ONCE and vii remain open for nspec-
ton unsi. Tuesday. August %, 1892, at 5 O'Clock
= a, and all persons interested are hereby re-
surad 10 appear before the city council in joint
saason to be held in the council chamber OF the
house Of delegates In the city hail on Tuesday, the
2Sdday Of ugust 1892. ~ Soclock o. M and MAKE
obection thereto At said time SO fixed the cOun-
cii viii consider any and ali objections made and
MI make such corrections In said roll 1t deems
inst and will then deduct the amount OF such cost
assessed against street crossings (which shall bs
paid from the general road fund OF said city, and
iii then by ordinance approve such roll and lew
spd ssess the amounts thereof against each parcel
and lot shown in said roll and declare the same q
neu thereon. Said matter may be adjourned 70
iHter date % ordered by the city council.
GEORGE J. SLOVENIAN.
City Clerk Of the City Of Seattle
~ r n OGDEN.
Tsfa ~ frst mobilization Au1nsf r. 1892
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cyrY NOTICES

s~nTTcE OF ASSESSMENT ROLL or
NJ osacsl Improvement district No %. for the
As-.s~snept Of Lincoln avenue under ordinance
mPsifx and hearing thereon.
- <sce In hereby given that the assessment roll
assss improyement district No. o. for the inn
Glsssmeut OF Lincoln avenue. from johnson
ysUssse to the north line of Rosedale addition,
49, - ordnance No AHA. has been reported by
~ Scsrd OF public works 10 the city council OF the
~ N seattle and Is now on file in the office OF the
e ~ cserk aud the same is now open for public in.
9. .sion at said office. and Will remain open for
Psses ion until Tuesday, August %, 1892, at
= 5;.inrk o. m, aud all persons interested are
sSrhv required to appear before the city council
(. ant sesson, to be held In the council chamber
= = ~ house Of delegates in the city hall on
G.ssSav the 23d day Of August, 1892, at
.csack n m, and make objection thereto. At
"a tirne 20 fixed the council will consider any
~ IN ohaections made, and will make such cor
s,ons in said roll 1t deems Just, and will thea
ssssct the amount OF such cost assessed againa
sssst crossings (Which shall be paid from tho
srsrnl road fund of the city, and will then by or
zznsrce approve such roll and levy and assess tho
s,oun.s thereof against each parcel and lot shown
= III roll and declare the same lien thereon
IA matter may be adjourned to later date If %
GEORGE ]. SLOVENIAN,
City Clerk Of the City Of Seattle
HvF D. OGDEN. Deputy.
Date Of first publication. August 5, 1892.
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BORT ORCHARD.
Navy Yard Route-Bremertoa, Sidney
and Charleston.
STEAMER ELLIS
Leaves foot Of Washington street daily except
Friday. a. 9:l5 q. m. and $3.50 p IN. The e:l5
a. N. trip includes head OF Port Orchard. Excur
sion parties can be accommodated on FRIDAYS.
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Dste Of arst publication August 8. 1892.

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLL OF LOCAL
~ Improvement district No %. for the improve
nent Of south Twelfth street. under ordinance
No l.4l3 and ordinance No 2.226. and hearing
thereon.
No:ics ID hereby given that the assessment ron
q local Improvement di strict Ne - for the Inn
provemeut of South Twelfth street under ordi-
nance No lab and ordinance No. 1925. has
been reported by the board of public works TO the
city council OF the city of Seattle and Is now on
Ae In the once of the city clerk and the same ID
now olea for public inspection 81 said Office and
viii remain open for inspection until Tuesday,
September g. 1892. at O'Clock p. m. and all per
sons fnteres ted are hereby required to appear be-
fore the city council in joint session, to be held In
the council CHAMBER Of the house OF delegates IN
the city hall on Tuesday. the 9Th day Of Septem.
Der, 1892. q. O'clock p. m. and make objection
thereto. At said time so fxed the council will
consider any and all objections made and will
make such corrections In said roll as It deems Just,
snd will then deduct the amount Of such cost ~
sessed against crossings (which shall be paid
from the general road fund of the city, and VIII
then by ordinance approve such roll and levy and
asses the amounts thereof against each parcel and
lot shown In said roll and declare the same lien
thereon Said matter may be adjourned to q later
date II 90 ordered by the city council.
GEORGE ]. SLOVENIAN,
City Clerk of the City of Seattle
Date Of first publication August IL, 1892
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GENERAL sHIPMESra

During the past twentv-four hours goods and
merchandise have been shipped from Seattle in
the following amounts: BY rail-Northern Pa
cifc. AIS tons; Columbia 4 Puget Sound, D
J. r. Mcdonald, 81 tons; State of Washington,
% tons; Puget Sound and Alaska Steamship
Company's boats, Is tons; Clara Brown, IL tons;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-02

Richmond, Va, Feb Mo offerings of to-
baccos At auction on Change to-day
Private sales reported 10 the secretary at the
Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day We're extremely
Once of tho tobacco inspector reports to-
d.y: lnspectiOns-BrIght, l3 hogsheads; dark
IN hogsheads Reinspections-Bri hogs
head
Vaughan's Old Dominion, Meals, Dayenport's,
Planters. Crenshaws and Shockoe tobacco
warehouses report to-day: Receipts As pask-
ages; deliveries. I3l packages;
The United States internal revenue eollec
.ions for the city Of Richmond. Va. to-day are
as follows: Tax paid cigars and cigarettes,
sb435.55; tax paid plug tobaccos' s4'l'hH.
There was small sale Of bright loose tobsc-
cos at Shelburnes too day
A very good sale of loose bright tobaccos at
Davenport to-day. Highest price, s3s
small but very satisfactory sale NJ iiah'o''
to-day.
Wagons are coming in in considerable num-
bers tonight and large sales OF dark loose
tobaccos may DO expected for tomorrow. 10
A letter from Louisville, KY, says; our
market is very strong, in fact buoyant for All
grades and styles Of both old and new CROP
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-02
Nen York Cottnn Market.

NV YORK. Fob. l.-Messrs. Hubbard Price h
~ sayt Total for saturday port receipts WAS
COS bales, against 1900 on the same day the
nee previous and $1,000 a year ago. The
arcs are SO surprisingly big that the market
i.d hardly have failed 10 decline upon them.
l'ey were not known until late on Saturday,
thl Their first apparent effect was upon Liver
1l. where futures this morning were 2-64 10
~ lower, closing barely steady at the decline,
lit ceprcciation,it Is supposed. would have been
fstcr but for tho publication OF Mr.
- sons monthly circular, which we have re-
yea BY cable and give below an abstract OF u;
tA Yuf own market by ! o'clock prices were
. 90 below Saturday. the pressure TO sell hav-
"specomo severe when il was known that in
.llOn % SATURDAY heavy receipts New Or
.-h would probably get tomorrow some
e,.A bales aud Memphis today double the
4-1llly OF cotton she received upon the same
KEY ~ year. The enormous volume Of receipts
H.. 'eeA IL as SURF rising az WAS the falling on
80, .n movement last week. and IL seems far 70
~ We mat as bad weather caused the fall
- issI week 10 the improved westhsr con-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-02

Receipts and offerings arc ercop,ionslIy largo.
but the business dong is mainly i'm new hurley.
which Is high enough, making county holders
eager sellers. The new dark crop is moving
very slowly except IN the Greensboro and Hen
derson districts. l.ugs viii be scarce"
Registered Of the Richmond Tobacco Er-
change to-day: j. H. Gray aud y. b. Vaughan.
Poierburg. %,
bncco during the past week at the various ware
houses Al Petersburg. Va: Moores- Receipts.
81; loose. l0t. sOo Fsrmers-Receipts. 230: loose.
2a6 nss Oaks-leceipts. ~. loose. ~ 40
Centre-Receipis NI; loose. 1878. West Hill
I3s: loose. I36s'O. Total-Issceipts G22: loose.
t11.3a0
100. 10 December 4, 1891, 6lO Same time last
wear T1D
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-02
baltimore.

BALTIMORE. ND. Feb Flour steady;
Western superfne, s2.5J98.50; do. extra, S8.5Js
4.14: do. family. sLlOo415. Winter wheat
patent, S4s5SalO; spring. do. do, sj@525' do.
DO straight. sl65a4 81: receipts, .6l2 barrels;
shipments. rs barrels Wheat frmer; No. ,
red. spot and the month, sl.O334 @lOl; March.
slOOlslslO1 "a: May, SLO2 ia L021s; steamer,
No 2. red, 9slfc asked; receipts s6.3Ol bush.
els. shipments 1918 bushels stock, Gi9.4GS
bushels; sales. 1000 bushels: Southern wheat
steady: Fultz93cs sl .O2; Longberry. nc. sl.O2.
Corn quiet; mixed spot and the month, 1o7gs
4s3sc.; March 4s4a4Slsc. April, $3.50 4o94c.i
MAY. 4ae; steamer mixed. 1875 S46l9c receipts
229 g1S bushels shipments SOTO bushels; stock,
1l7O6I bushels sales, 5000 bushels.
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.enlnn. Hlnhsst. Closlnn.
CASH SALES.

No R 7oi6c Sales by sample, +. o. b.. No. s. itc.;
No. 4. sOI5@s5c; No 4. ,61e@79c. Winter wheat
steady; No. red.in store, nc. Sales by sample,
f. o. b.: No. red. sg1sssO1sc.; NO. 3 red s55es
SIC: No. red, U@59c
Corn steady; No ,. in store, 394c.; No. yell
low. 86l4a363ic. Sales by sample. I. o. b.; No.
3. 1914 @3715c; No. yellow 3i@31ac.i NO. .
white ssa39c.; No. g. 3514a3bc
Oats easy: No. ,, in store. 2gc;; No. 8 2Sc.;
No. white, 29llc. Sales by sample, T. o. b.; Nos
., 2g1sa3Oc. No. 3 white, 3)A@3l34c.; NO. 3,
white. 2S34@3OAc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-02
Cattle Market.

Uvrox srocE YARDS Ill. Feb. i.--Cattle-Re-
ceipts 1900: weak: comm 20 extra steers
e3a5.5O: stockers and feeders. : 5s365; cows
and bulls sl.35a2.35. ogs-Recelpts. 5000;
weak. &C. lower; heavy, S4.Oe4.b0' mixed ana
medium, s4.f0s4.l5; light: s4et45 Sheep-he-
ceipts 5000: weak. 10 and i5c lower; common
10 choice. $500 SO; lambs. s4e6.S0.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-02

CH1cAeo. Feb. Wheat started weak and
lower but frmed up when il became apparent
that there would be a decrease instead OF an IN
crease of the visibly supply, and closed 14c.
higher than Saturday night: receipts, lDi cars
Corn was firm and closed 1sessc higher.
The bulhsh factors were the moderate receipts
the generous demand from the East and the
wei weather in the Southwest; recelpts.2N cars.
Oats firm and unchanged; receipts, le9 cars:
Provisions closed steady with only slight
nripe changes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-02

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Feb. Flour dull and IN
changed. Wheat firm; February ss74c; March,
9Oc.: May 0l19@9ssc; July, SIC. Corn ITm
February. 35l4c asked; March, 50eSc.; May,
875Sc. bid. Oats lower; May, 3o'ac. Pork
Standard mess, 50 p. Lard-Prime steam,
sGa. Dry Sailed Meats Shoulders &C.; longs,
Boxed shoulders 5l4c.; longs and clear ribs,
T. 4Oc: shorts 6.5Jc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-02
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
,osrve QUOTATIONS or MONEY.
and sales At the Richmond Tobacco
Exchange Internal Revenue e''''s-
uon,-Forelgn Adviee..

49,. voow Feb Money closed az per
.h.t,yh,.t rate The lowest Was IA per
(.el rschsnre closed steady; posted rates
CEN. 49,. ,,usl rates. 4sleEs')a for sixty days,
.,,.,. f,r demand Governments steady;
.'- is bids as coupons. nc bid; eI-
.t,1 registered 100 bid.
.t...,.l m,rket was irregular snd weak this
MA dealings rather limited The
20 iD..,t,e .gterc-t Was chiefly confined 20
fn4s,lllc and Nashville. Whisky
Ai g. PAUL Consolidated Gas, Man
tI..., AMI NV Albany. OuiMde Consolidated
l..'' ,t-.kt Trust and Manhattan Elevated
NA. s,..sf,sns were slight, and az noon prices
l- ,..rrrtly iracUonslly lower than yester-
va. reriattgn Elevated WAS strong. aud after
err atIis4 advanced 10 US; Consolidated
,-.nel per cent. higher 81 1870,
' ~.,.,fl 90 sL1r4; Whisky Trusts destined
- .[ff -,s- in she early dealings. and then
4 ror cent by a. O'Clock. The stock
ls. continued weak throughout the last
..'f,f ne aay. and in some OF the list there
. Iraqv sales. causing them 90 deenue
ttrr be bottom figures OF the lay were
--r.r. .v current az the close. and a. com ~ ="
AZ. Saturday . prices. the decline RANGED lIoli!!
.o rer cent. The sales OF tho day siaouH'o~
rr .F ... shares.
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RICHMOND. Va. Eehnrarr- I. io12.


Peceipis-Cattlc 300: sheep 100: hogs. SO
Sales-C Cattle. 22j: sheep. 100; hogs. 80.
Trices-Cattle-- Best. g.. 20 fac. gross: me-
dunn 10 good. sac. 20 S}tc gross; common 70
fair 2i4c. 20 &c. gross
Bulls. 2lSc. 10 23tc. gross.
Sheep. 5tSc. TO &C. gross.
Hogs. Jltc. 10 6i4c. net.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-02

LIVERPOOL. Feb. Spot cotton closed !ower,
middling uplands. 4; sales. 5000 bales; utures
March. 340-ei; March April. 3 6O-G4e3 6l-6i;
April May. 68-G4@4; May-June, 2-6i.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-02

TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

CINcINNATI o., Feb. 1-Lard-Ketle dried.
67kGic.; Bacon Short clear sides s6.65@67 20.
Whisky, sales, 1897 Larrels al sl.IS
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Wilmington, y. c.

WuMlNGToN, n. c.. Feb. 1.-Spirits .turpen-
tine dull at 8i1sc. Rosin firm; strained, slO5;
tnrpentine steady; hard, 81; yellow dip. sl.sO:
virgin, $3.50.
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Nashville.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Feb. Wheat unchanged
Corn from first hands: sacked white, Soc
mixed see: bulk, &C. less. Mixed sacked and de-
hVered in depot, 4ic.; bulk &c. less.
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Grain and Cotton Exchange.


OFFERINGS
Nheat-720 bushels
tcru-l49S bushels.
Ous-2.5oO bushels
Sill Onal-l8 tons.
sAIRs.
Wheat 120 bushels.
Nora-ss bushels.
QUOTATIONS..
Nhet-Long CHERRY. 81 10 s104: mixed, CSC. 70
tDi' .nortberry s5c. 10 slO3; No. red, sl.03.
'olu-Nhite, Virginia. Toe. 10 52c.; No. 2
Nllle bic. 10 52c.. No. . mixed 4sc. 90 Acc
Oais-No, p 3l1ac. % &C.; No 8, 35c 10 s6c;
water seed oats sc. 20 s5c.
AIc-9Oc. 90 9-c
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Charleston.


CHARLESTON. S. c., Feb. -Rosin-otfsine'
quiet at al; spirits tnrpeniine steady
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At the meeting Of the Board Of Directors Il
was decided to issue limited amount OF STOCK
pavable as follows: 10 per cent. cash and . per
cent every thirty days. or the whole at the time
of subscription either common OF preferred
stock. The preferred stock pays per cent IN
ferest per annum. Interest and principal guar
aDteed.
The following well-known businessmen are
the incorporators Of this company G. +. sauer,
W. Il. Hancock. tobacco manufacturer; Charles
Sauer. J. Edel. Of Edel Brothers: Butler
Bosher. tobacco manufacturers; HARRISON d
Crump. wholesale con ectioners; W. Nj. Parrish,
wholesale grocer; W. J.. Fleming OF Richmond
Tobacco Company; J. J. Rankin. grocer; A.
Havens confectioner: J. Wright * Co.. tobacco
manufacturers; W. a. Kleyesahl Richmond
Bottling Works: Charles Spott, Of Spott Spott;
W w. Brauer. cattle broker; j. Hughes, Of
Hughes. Ehinger & Co. Lynchburg, Va; Il. +.
Miller & Son. Baltimore. Md A. Hoen q Co.
photographers; S. II. Pulliam Co.. insurance;
II r Thomas, tobacconist j. II. Montague
Is,yver ja 26-i4t