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DE rs.

ADAMS.-Died. at the residence OF his
parents. j. =. and \. NJ. Adams. MEL
TON ADAMS aged 3 months
Funeral $3.50 o'clock SATURDAY. DC
tober 7th at house. lll5 Twenty
street.
CORBIN.-Departed this life. Thursday
evening. October 9Th. Mt ! O'Clock, in the
triumph OF faith, CAROLINE CORBIN.
aged 70 years.
She has been a member Of the First
Baptist church (coloreD over twenty
three years.
Her funeral will take place THIS sat
Irday) EVENING. from the aboye-named
church. at O'Clock.
other papers please copy
CLAYTON. Died. October s. is93. at 6
o'clock 2. NJ. at the residence OF her son.
r. j. Clayton. in Manchester, Mrs. MARY
\. CLAYTON. in the Sjth year OF her age
Her funeral will take place THIS (Sat-
urday) MORNING, October 7, 1893, at II
O'Clock, at First Baptist church (Dr
CoOper's) Friends and relatives most re
spectfully invited to attend. No flowers
DE CHALMOT.-D October jth, AL
EXANDER DE CHALMOT, infant son
of Guillaume and Marie DE Chalmot
Funeral will take place TO-DAY sat
urlay) at the Episcopal church In Ash
land.
JORDAN.-Died, at the Medical College
Hospital. October 6. 1895, at 1890 A. NJ.
BUTTERCUP, daughter Of =. X. and
NJ. e. Jordan. o. Hanover county Va,
aged l3 years.
None knew her but 10 love her,
None named her but to praise.
McCARTHY.-Died. October 9Th. at il:55
p. ~. at the residence OF her husband,
Patrick Mccarthy. go east Cary street.
MARGARET MCCARTHY. a native OF
County Glare Ireland. aged 81 years.
Funeral notice hereafter.
PATTERSON.-Died, at his residence
206 Washington street. on October D. 1873
Of typhoid-fever. BERNARD r fAl-
TERSON. tn the 18th year OF his age.
Interment will take place In Ashland,
SATURDAY. october 7th. at O'Clock.
PETERSON. Died, at $40 T.. NJ. on
Friday. October 6, 1893, at his residence,
No. 200 east Broad street, Rev. PETER
ARCHIBALD PETERSON. ID. d., In the
Goth year Of hts age.
His funeral will take place from trinity
Methodist Episcopal church MONDAY
MORNING at 10 o'clock. The intermeht
will be In Blandford cemetery. Petersburg
Friends OF the family invited to attend.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative PRINCIPLES embraced in the
remedy, Syrup OF Figs.
Is excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
alive: ehectuaIiy cleansing the system,
di,pclling colds, headaches and feycra
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession, because it acts on the nd
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ching them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
syrup Of Fig is for sale by sll drug
gi,ts in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufacturcd by the California Fix syrnI
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package. also the name. syrup OF Fig
and being well Informed, YOU will no,
accept any substitute if offered.
ia I.Tu. Th(v1ss.lo pfosrl
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over yesterday Closing: October. 70isc.;
November tic: December. BIC.
CorTl-Spots dun and weak. No. ?. iSc.
In elevator: NafSfsc. afoat. Options de-
clined and closed steady at hIAc. under
yesterday. with active business: October.
i7Ac. November. isc.; December, 4SAc.
Oats-Spots quiet and easier. Options
dun and lower. october. Slsc.: November
Y7Sc. December. 3tl.c.; No. ? white. Octo-
Der. &hc.: spot. No. 2. Sac: No white
do. 36i2q39c
wooi-steady and In fair demand.
Beef-Firm; family. Sl2.0r A.50; extra
mess. so i0pil.0n Beef hams quiet at
India mess. So OoH13.O0 cut meats firm
ard duist: picked bellies. l2iznl2A.c;'
shorts. lie hams. l0Ic: mlddles nominal.
Lard-Quiet and firm; western steam
closed az 5000; city $3.50: October 5000:
November. S0s5. refined quiet; continent.
N00j. compound. SIC.
Pork Moderately active and firm: new
mess. Si87Jui9eD
Butter-Quet and steady; State dairy.
2ln21c.. creamery. 29H3Oc.. western dairy.
lil422c.. creamery, 2o1GDc.. ElSlnS, 5Vc. ;
imitation creamery. lS02ic.
Cotton seed oil-Quiet and nominal
crude. 35c.: yellow. i0c. asked
Petroeum-Quet and firm; crude. in
barrels. Washington. 500; 30 IN bulk
500 Refined New York S.l5. Philadel-
phia and Baltimore, $40 do in bulk.
s. 6fQ265
Rosin-Quict and steady; strained COM
mon 10 good. tll7teHl20.
Turuontine Quiet and steady at 2Siad2c.
Rice-Tu fair demand and firm. domes-
tic fair extra. csc; Japan. Nan4'~c.
NolaSses- Foreign nominal, New or
L. ms open kettle good to choice. 30Ii3Sc.
market dull but steady.
Peanuts-Qulet; fancy hanl-picked. ~
AVG.
Coneo-Ontlons opened steady and closed
firm. -u2O points M. October. 81 0J0l7 -
December S6MTI620: March. $lj.55nlj.6 80.
Spot Rio Grmer and quiet: 40. = iS'sc.
Sugar-Raw. easier and more active;
fair refining. Sic; centrifngals 81 test.
3-.c.. refined fairly active AMI firm No.
5 i1.T4 l5-lGc standard A. : 2-lG0i2c.
cut Ioar. ; l3-lGc.: granulateI. ., t5'2c.
Fre.shts 10 Liverpool dull and M
changed Cotton. per steam, IL; grain.
per steam. "a
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saw "The Straight Tip"

\ large and well-pleased audience wit
messed the production of "A straight
TIP" AT the Academy OF Music last night
1t was evidently the intention OF the an-
thor 10 gt zap something that would
make people forget. for q time at least
the cares OF life, and enjoy good.
hearty laugh. In this he has succeeded
most admirably There IS no plot over
which 10 bother. but instead the three
acts are trimming over with bright
witty sayings good mhsic and dancing
Mr.. BERTHE Coote Mr.. John H. heeie'
and Miss Flora Irwin were particularly
clever IN their respective parts.
,rba his of the evening were the songs
"You Did That" by Miss Irwin. ana
THE jays Experience. by Mr.. keefe
ana Miss Julie KinsSley's dance. The
musical selections Of the straight TIP
onartette were also very enjoyable. Two
,,,nre performances to-dsy-matnee and
the engagement Of this com
llpN1
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shines like iuminary set In a
citadel OF thought. and the clcarness OF
each distinct process Of reasoning IL CAL
culatcd 10 lead the mind OF an attentive
nearer out OF the darkness OF uncertainty
and doubt into the brightness OF per-
feet day Many souls have been won to
God through his fidelity and zeal. and
there are occupied thrones in Heaven
which. but Tor his earnest work. might
have remained empty forever"
ms FAMILY.
Dr Peterson IS survived by his wife
and four children Mrs BriCkhouse, Of
Norfolk: Mrs ". T. Wright. whose
husband was formerly pastor OF Laurel
street church. this city; Frank Peterson.
OF Danvinc. and Percy Peterson. with
the Watkins Hardware Company. He
leaves ono brother. Rev. Or. r.. VI. Peter
son. now stationed IN Lynchburg and
Mrs Robert f. Richardson, OF this city.
is his Youngest sister. His other two Sis
tors. Mrs. BEETLE Shanks and Miss Jane
Peterson. reside I'm Petersburg.
Those at his beside when the end came
were hs wife. sons. and daughters. Rev.
W r. Wright Rev. Drs Paul White
head. ". T. Judklus and George II. Ray,
Rev. br. T.. 81 Pctefku and his two
sons, Of Iynchburg. Mr.. and Mrs. Court
u'y. o. Atlanta, Ga. the latter ~ whom
BE- sister OF Mrs. Peterson: several ~
the stewards OF Trinity church. headed
hy Mr. John Ferguson the eldest Of the
board. and many others who loved and
We're beloved hy the departed one.
YESTERDAY. TO-DAY. FOREVER"
When the family had gathered about
the bed to witness the final act In this
noble life his brother, Rev Or. Il. NJ
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Les CAMP LADIES' NIGHT.
Address by Dr. smith on the Last DAYS of
stonpWaIl jackson.

I.a,f uirht was the ur-t regular Indies
iH.ht OF Lee Camp THIS year. and there
was "a large crowd assembled, the fair
s.x turning ont i'm good numbers. After
PRAYER hv Rcy. DIT. !. e.. Mason. Com
ir,ulcr Pollard introduced Rev l'r
James L. Smith. who WAS ON StoncWall
.ackSou.s staff. and pr smith delivered
an address ON the last days of Jackson
A.. reviewed rapidly Jackson's campaigns
and coming 90 the enlargement at Chan-
,,uorsNur. portrayed graphically the
meeting OF Ice ana Jackson before Inc
Mtt-r's corps moved in the direction Of
Htmutou's Cr,s~iue Ills description OF
the last moments ~ jackson was Wy
aract.ue Dr. smith corrected the idea
that Jackson was am awkward rider. AMI
sand th. impression that he was negligent
I'm his dress WIS erroneous. lie closed
his address with a magnificent tribute 10
Ice ami jackson. as Christian soldiers
ami great commanders.
Npssry P0lk Miller. T.. y. Davis. Tony
Miller. : Il Crowdcr. r. II. Cloves. elm
ton Davis f.. Hnl ". \. Watkins. Harry
l,ter. ana With.rs Miller entertained the
camp with instrumental and vocal selec-
uuus. and MI Polk Miller gave humor-
GUS recitation Miss Florence Evans de-
claimed a Georgia Volunteer and Last
Hair Pin
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TROUBLE ABOUT LICENSE TAXES:
Few of Them Regularly Granted In the
County Of Caroline.

The Auditor Of Public Accounts. Colo
mel Morton MaTye. was unable yesteIuay
to give any details regarding the alleged
crookedness Of W. J. Anderson. commas
sloncr Of the Revenue for Caroline county.
Recently the Commemorative Attorney
Of the. county reported to the Audi,Dr
that he suspected that a number OF per
sons doing business in the county were
operating without proper license, and the
Auditor furnished him with The license re-
turns Of Caroline. The Auditors books
show that a comparatively small number
Of licenses have been issued in the coun-
Is. Licenses are payable to the Treas
urer. and II collected by any one else me
Commonwealth may proceed AGAINST the
uartics who paid them irregularly.
The Governor has appointed Il. 7. Craw-
ford and jackson Brandt u this city.
delegates 10 the Real Estate Congress TO
be held I'm Chicago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-07

CHICAGO. Ill. October wheat
1rcuol unchanged Cor December ana iic.
higher for May from yesterdays prices.
Tho Not results for the days fluctuations
was On advance ~ about &c. each Tor
December and May
Corn WIS dun and closed i,N'lc. lower
than Yesterday The cash demand was
GOOD M q decline OF igu sc. under yest"r-
laws average.
oats after narrow fluctuations. closed
~ The lowest figures of the day, un-
changed from Yesterday.
Provisions We're strong anl higher early;
offerings W.r, quiet early. hut later pack
cps turned 9"llors. The market then easel
some. but again hocam" firm on ltte
.gviug January pork closed 2oc higher.
aal January ribs 7'.c higher than yester-
laE.
C4sh quotations
-Four Easy. prices unchanged No. .
spring wheat. Gr,c No . rpl sac. No
r,r I v7.0tf>m. Lard. uf4q 20. short
rib Sides SsDu9ID, dry +llt-d shoulders.
a. a7' ..j7 -o. short clear sides. $a'OHlo-'
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THE COMING MAN.

nearer gets the border line tho sharper eye he has for
90 the Long Pants manhood Is beginning to
loom of te.-We have done everything but
duplicate patterns Men Sutsn making the BOYS LONG
PANTS SUItS.-.Ihero $ plentiful supply Of DOl BIZ
BREASTED SACK SUIT that with the "SlN'ilE BkfASl
Frs gives incompatible stock to select rOmlhe best
and largest had.
10 S2j--lt 10 -
Comes pretty snug mems We nre sharp enough to
comprehend that way the twg bent the tree inclined 49,
Pleased pleased minlou can depend upon we
study into the yonng likes Tilt them, too - ook At
this stock Bought aets going like water down HILL al
ready--with II rush
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

NKAIN IND NVI IV4N I'M IANNT4'
RICHMOND. October 6-Offerings-
Wheat. 2,lts bu. corn. white, LBS bu. (;
oats. 100 bu.
Saies-W Wheat, El32 bu.; corn, white,
L. i6 bu.
Ouotations-Wheat. Longberry. 67G70c.;
mixed 6s970c.: Shortberry, Ga70c.; No 2
red 6sc.
Sc: No. . white. SIC. No. mixed. Sic.
Oats-Winter for seed. 35G3sc.; No. 2
mixed, Sp351sc; No. mixed, 3fq3itsc.
Rye-sS46Oc.
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MEN S CLOTHES.

begin point out the PROJECTIONS the ors have to
-, draw in their horns
il the latest the fabric Of tho hnest-the tit
and finish appropriate and elegant Stsed
Don't with IL single sun OVEkCOAT you find among
thousands unless II fills all the they al do
course, there sn silk lining the $40 grade but Tor
$40 YOU without fault and they properly made
Enthusiastically madeA conscientousy the best IN tho
houseWe don't believe You could tell our $40 SUITS or
LIGHT WEIGHT OYERCOAlS from s2 Sl5 elee"here
We know you from the best any tailor tue world
will turn .
You can get LONGCUT PRINCE ALBERT if you want.a
PICCADHLLY SACK DOUBLE-BREASIED SACk-a RE
GENT GETAWAY all these III styles and the
." plate OVERCOATS -' long down and big around
We like you investigate THE better acquainted
YOU are with purchasing ability Of dollar here tho customer
of ours You e.Noce too how exclusive styles
Don't worry about the ft-Thats tisk.-Easy wink
such "a collection.
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RALrIMoRn pRoprcE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD. October 6-Flour-
Steady and unchanged.
Wheat Dull. No. , rc1. spot. GN 81. {;
October. t,HtS4c.. steamer. No. red
61Ue5i. &C.: milling wheat. by sample. 6Nd69c
Corn Steady. mixed. spot. iNi4ViNcc. ;
october. 4~l lsi,c; white corn. by sample.
jiH5ic: yellow 10. jlu52c.
Oat.-Ncry strong and active. no. :
white western, 36isUJc., No. mixed do
3lpH25c
Ry,-pull: No. .. 52053c
Hay Firm: good TO choice timothy
fljo04lGoo
Grain freiehts-Quiet and unchnngo1
Provisions steady and unchanged. But
tor quiet: creamery fancy SOC. creamery
fair ~ choice 21u2'c. creamery imitation.
lfr Eggs firm ar l9c. Cofoe quiet. Rio
cargo-s. fair. l9i,c. 40. :. lHisNlNi4c.
sugar strong: granulatcd. J'-o
Whfrkoy-I 'pChanCcd
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NEW work. PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK. October 6.-Flour easy.
duh and barely steady; winter wheat low
grades, s106q2 AZ fair to fancy, 81 1q
5.i5; patents. s350lt4O0. Minnesota clear
s. 50fi30o: patents, Al0qi60. Southern
-four dull and easy: common to fair extra,
s. 100 $40; good to choice do. p.l5ai4 Is
Wheat-Spot market firmer and fairly
active: No red, store and elevator 1ols
Q7OAc; anoat, 7oEc. Options dull and
irregular: at the close nrm At h4hc.
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FIK CIAE.
He AMERICAN TOFACCO COMPANY,
- BROADWAY,
NFM YORK. OctOher I. lSN3.

IHE AMERICAN IOfACCO VONFANl,I
- BROADWAY,
NEW YORK. October I, 1898. J
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF 2
"A PR CENT has this day been declared on
the preferred stock Of this company payable at
the Farmers Loan and Trust Company, 20 VIII
liam street, New York city. on the LIST day Of
November 1898. 70 the holders OF the pre-
ferred stock Of record on the 10th day OF OctO-
Der, 1898
The transfer books for tho preferred stock VIII
be closed on October rs, 1898, al o'clock I. NJ,
and viii reopen on November >, 1893, at 10
clock A. III. ,,-.,.,
oc 7-It Secretary.
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BONDS.

alabama. Class \ Observation-Disclosures. %
Alalama class IL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ."l
tIabImi. Glass g ...................hl i>i
Louisiana stamped IS ................. "a
sortu Carolina as OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. :"
%orth Carolina rs ..................... I'D
Tennessee Dll GS ..................... ~
Tennessee new settlement Ga ........ 90
tennessee new settlement IS ........ :"
Tennessee new settlement Bs ....... GN
Virginia Gs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SD
'.irp..t, C,u.,ls ...................53U3
,-uit-i stats Is. registered ......... lou
United states As coupon ............. llD'.
United States -. coupon ..--.......... 'a
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Z7TTT' STORE MARKETS.

WILMINGTON. y g. October G. Roein
firm: strained soc: good strained. sc
hid. Turpeutine firm n 25is c Tar firm
At tll5 Crude turpentine quiet. hard.
q np. soft and virgin. Sl6l.
CHAIR ESTON. ). g.. October G-Tur-
pontine firm at pc. Rosin firm at soc for
GOOD strained.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

PORT OF RICHMOND. october 9th,
ARRIVED.
Steamship Wyanoke, Boaz, New YORK
merchandise and passengers; George w.
Allen d Co, agents.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel. Deyo, Norfolk; merchan-
tliss. and passengers. |. Weisiger. supcrln-
teudent. ~, VII, q.
steamship Wyanoke. Boaz, New fork;
merchandise and passengers; George W.
Allen d Co. agents.
PORT OF WEST POINT. october eth'
d}y telegraph to the Dispatch)
ARRIVED.
steamer Baltimore. Bennett. Baltimore
messengers and general cargo
SAILED.
steamer Baltimore BENNETT. Baltimore;
passengers and general cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-07
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices of MencJ. Bonds Stocks. Grain.
Tobacco, Cotton, Dr.. and the
weather Indications
Rr ,elerranh 70 the pispatch.l

WASHINGTON. ID. C., October
gllp I6.-Forecast tor Virginia aud North
Carolina: FAIR weather; slightly
I cooler in Western North Carolina;
winds south in the interior.
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A PERFECT SHOPPING PLACE.

VIM AND SUCCESS ARE OF CLOSE KIN---Past success
securing this wide world with vim that pssges III
Never responsibility geat--Rchmoni wise Ouy
have commissioned their prydersWht we have done
and filed with expectations Tor
coming taxed possibility TO the umos--But
IN SAKS business code-PkOGRESS Is the first word
facilities s occupy position leaders WHEN
the world exhausted have our own creative
department to fall back
expert brains and skilled hands have been IN
stitch Of the stock that IS
crowdug mammoth house.
feel hereOur hearty and SINGER bring
back don't purchaser inspires confidence that
the cheerful refund OF the money iustihes. - ,
We a block of stores CLOTHING SlohE-A HAi
STORE-A SHOE SrOkE-A FURNISHING SIORieach COM
pee to the overriding policy that permits
only perfection o the threshold.
We nobody agents .
divide none responsbtyno stand on the Suits OF
any Onos fame and glory. ....-..-..
What you want your moneys worth SAIlSfACIlON--
every energy of has been bent t. bring to
vou--That is the Q that links you and us together
= gently knocking reminding OF the necessary
changes Won must make--Beer hcol-betoro the
summons comes-And the nps your neelulness
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-07
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

NOff'i'N ITN'' MAINNI'i.
NORFOLK. Va October 6-Market
quict. prime 2eH2fc.. extra prime 25sc..
fancy. Be-. The factories report scarcely
any business doing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-07

IVIdI '''''''s'f'f'' - '''''''' WV 10
Planters warehouse only sold loose to-
bacco. and prices were good all around.
The breaks contained mostly cutters and
fllers. with but few wrappers, which,
however. sold at full values
Sun-cured tobacco sold we'll on Change
to-day. with a good attendance of buyers
and lively bidding and few reflections.
The private sales were fair.
MIR. r. 5. Williamson. OF Danvtlle. Va.
was here to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-07

THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was cloudy throughout the day. At mid
night the skies were cloudy.
State of Thermometer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-07

NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK. October G-Lackawanna
was the special feature Of the stock mar
ket to-day. The stock opened at AZ. re-
coded to 1iGik and then by easy stages
advanced 10 Isl. Naturally this caused
a good deal Of comment. and a number 81
theories were put out to account for tha
rise. So far ~ can be learned the real
reason for the squirt was that a lower
Wdli-Strret house and stock Exchange
operator who made great deal Of money
by the collapse Of COrlage. have been
caught short " the market and u number
OF traders I'm the room took advantage
OF the scarcity Of the stock 70 squeeze
these bears. II Is stated that there Is sun
o. large outstanding short interest in the
speciality.
The other anthracite coalers We're easy,
Jersey Central rising l. Delaware and
Hudson ~, and Reading . per cent. me
last named was strengthened by ruinprS
that the company j. meeting with more
success in its dealings with its creditors
and the report Of Accountant Little VIII
be favorable
The general Ust was firm throughout,
but m" variations I'm prices were 10y no
means wide. The market Is favorahly In
nuencol by belief that the S"nat" VIII
tax. action on the silver matter next
week. th" steady retirement of clearing
house loan certificates, ana the aOIn-
Ianc" of money ~ low rates. ANON , Slr
specialized C0rlage was weak failing
~, o. nv Tho delay in rcorganiZlng me
company lc,I "a selling The market closed
firm Total sales - 00o shares
SGh-tr.asurv balances: Coin, N0b-hNW,
currency &.2i2.0o
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q ITCHING nUMCRS

Torturng, dsfguring cczcmas,
~ NN aud every species of itching,
fFJW X burning, scaly, crustcd, and
iAAl\ pmply skin and scalp diseases,
INyDfTrA with dry. thin. and failing HAIR,
E<tF ~ relieved hya single application,
NfAN1 and speedily and economically
kGR/ cured hy the CJT.crEA RENE
| " " bins. when the hest ply slcIaus
lTi1 and remedies fail.
81
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE

Money ON call has been easy. ranging
from H. 20 per cent; last loan at .. and
closing offered ~ p Prime mercantile
Uep-r. 1pS per CENT.
Bar silver. ~ Mexican dollars. 5N'l.
St-rlux cNchang- firm. with actual
business IN bankers bills at 81 SVt >'-
for sixty d.Ns. All 'N.n4 SIP for de-
mand Posted rates. SiAut@ CONNER
ciM bnls. sixty lays. 81 1gt4N'1. anu
demand. - >tVf Niis.
Government bonds steady. state bonds
DUH Railroad bonds firm
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THE AMERICAN TOBACCO C0XPANY,l
- BROADWAY,

NEW YORK, UcIODtT q IoOo' J
A DIVIDEND OF PER CENT.
n has this day been declared ON tho common
stock Of this company. payable at the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company. 20 william street,
New York city. on the LIST day OF November,
1904. 10 the holders OF the common stock OF re-
cord on the 10th day OF October, 1893.
The transfer books for the common stock will
ha closed ON October IS, 1893, at o'clock Z.
NJ. aud viii reopen on November ,, 1898, at 10
o'clock A. II. ,,,.,,,,n
oc7.lt Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-07
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND TOBACCO MAkkEI.
RICHMOND. October 6-Auction offer
ings on Change to-day 10 packages, and
taken in: highest. $l6O; lowest $3.50;
average. S6.26.
Private sales-Fillers, !; smokers, 10;
wrappers. -; darks. 5; total, Al hhds.
Revenue collections
Cigars and cigarettes .............S Jos 70
Tobacco .s.s'.'sss..ss. ofD0- ID