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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-16
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
o1osrN0 QUOTATIONS or
M0NEf.
ling. and sales at the Richmond To-
,.coo E1ohAnEe-interhsi Revenue
colieotions--foreign Adsices.

-c, Work.. Sept. l6.-The tendency
No" ,,ork market to-day was down
w u.slncss. however. was limited.
Fafa - sstes amounting 90 only $4,000
us The inactivity is due TO indis'
s'4 ...,, ON the part Of operators 10 trace
p''',. srtlon 10y the Senate on the fl-
F''s,,.r The news OF the day gen
so 49, liking was Of favorable char
GaNS ,t,ut 100000 clearing house
si.'" ..t'feaics were retired, money on
Joan a..s easier and prime mercantile
a1s ~. discounted in exceptional cases
pi" and per cent. In the AZ
a. tnerc was q Nttle squirt OF ac-
tt. t,t I, was al the expense Of values
WV bought A few stocks, principally
L' p..tac. Atchlson and other low
t~,1 ,.s,es Speculation continued duH
fno.' close and prices left of any
&c .H ,-or, u 10 I% per cent. below yes
pis', eosis Among the speclalties
ie.-,.,r, ana Western preferred feil
i"N.s~f pullman Palace "a, southern
~ I'll and Consolidated Gas !. Nash
IA chattanooga rose 10 I'll. RAN
VIE % miscellaneous bonds were weak.
',;.-sv on call has been easy ranging
20 per cent, last loan at per
i and closing offered at per cent?
800 mercantile paper 19s per CENT
snver. 1874: Mexican dollars. 80.
.iog exchange is firm, with actual
sss ,u bankers bills at SS2q4s2h
s,fy days and 4s4Asq4s5k for de-
J" :. nosted rates, 4SIG4S6; CONNER
l % tnls sixty days. 4sOlsq4Slh. and de-
o4 80 73S4ll. Government bonds
Lfy state bonds dull. Railroad
s.l s. weaker. Silver at the Stock Ex-
'..-ge to-day was duh.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-16
GENERAL M4RKRTs.

DRUGS, DYESTUFFs. OILS. ETC.
Extract Logwood-Assorted, l5ql6c.
Alum-3d4c.
Concentrated Lye-s.75 to $3.50 per case.
Cochineal--5Oc per pound.
Copperas-l l-242c.
hadder-l6c.
Indgo-60q7Jc
Ons-Linseed, 59a55c.; machine, 45675c. ;;
whale 45c.: straits, 404i5c.; Labrador
cod OIL 4O95Oc.; lard. Zoe dslOO; sweet.
81 90 per dozen; best salad. $3.50; Virginia
lubricating. l5Qi0c.; ketosene, 1Q9c. cash
Alcohol, s2.Sea25O, sperm oil, s.OOal25;
castor oil. $40; sulphur, Sq4c.; blue
stone, 6q7 lie.
ginger. 14q25c.; cloves, 20c.; cinnamon
bark. l0c.
LUMBER.
Yellow Plne-l, ] Ia. 1 1-2 inch, No. I,
seasoned Is feet. sl4Ogl600; l. l IA. IL
inch. No l, green. l6 feet, Si200Qt400; !,
l IA l2 inch, No. 2, seasoned. l6 feet.
si2.O0Ql4OO; l, l IA. IL inch, No. 2, green,
l6 feet, Sl009Ql2.o0; l, Ia. 10 inch, No.
s, green, Is feet, $S0Od9.00; /, Ia, IL
inch. No, /. heart, 16 feet. $500; /, Ia
l IL inch. No 2, heart, Is feet siSOoa22eo.
Misunderstanding Fitched-No. /. sea-
soned, 16 feet Sl4.00; No. l. green, is feet
$500; seasoned. l6 feet, sl1,0oql3.0o; No.
e. green, l6 feet, sl0.00Qi2.00; No 3, green
16 feet. sS0099 90; sawed laths. N.60lll.65.
CEMENT. LIME. PLASTEk. &c.
Cement-James River. sl26 per barrel:
Rosendaie. $3.50; Imported Portland. $50
1925: American Portland. s215Gs3.
Lime-Agricultural, sdl0c per bush"l;
Rockland. sl059sl1O per barrel; Virginia.
ST.
Plaster-Lump. 81 per ton; ground.
$3.50; calcined plaster. sl.65.
North Carolina Tar. large size, IS; coal
tar, 81.
Fire Brick-ss5Gsio per 1000
Plastering Hairs l-204c per pound.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Lemons-tS 75Gs4b0.
oranges-Nessina. ts.2s9p.So; Florida.
H.50d$3.00.
Peaches -Three-peck boxes. 5o075c.: one
half bushel boxes. 4095oc.: ordinary &ioo
per barrel.
Apples-Ordinary b0c. per barrel.
Bananas-t .00Q$75 per bunch.
Vegetables-Onions. &.76Us2.00 per bar
rel.
New Irish Potatoes-No. 1, s25oQ$2.75;
No. 2. no demand.
Cabbage. sl.26Qs1.50 per barrel.
CHICKENS, BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chlckens-Per pound, i2ql3c.
Ola Fowls-Hens. 25Q80c.; mixed coops,
Sc; ducks. aDQsoc.
Eggs-SQloc. per dozen.
Butter dull: choice, lSQ25c per pound.
medium, bglSc.; common. l2qlfc. Mar
ket dull.
SEEDS.
Clover--Red H.505sS.po: sapang, &xi
timothy. 2ic4u&; herd grass, u.B03l.sO
Kentucky bluegrass, @L&eSLso.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, ILL, Sept. 15.-A sharp
demand for export caused wheat to show
an advance, Notwithstanding hammering
by the bears.
Corn was kept down by steady realiz-
INK Of long stun and with good proht,
aided by heavy estimated receipts for
tomorrow.
Provisions were dull but strong.
Wheat at the opening was about the
same as yesterdays closing TO Nc. higher,
ruled firm and advanced 1sc. more, then
became weaker and prices receded ne
for December and Au%c. for May, ruled
stronger and advanced &c. for May and
NC. for December. held steady, and clos
Ing about IkHAc. higher for December
and ltc. higher for May than yesterday.
The export clearances aggregated 1bs.o0
bushels. BeerbOhms reports the esti-
mated requirements Of importing coun-
tries at 402, 600, 600 bushels and the sur
plus OF exporting countries at 360WO,oOO
bushels. The cancellation Of New YORK
clearing house certificates also helped the
market.
Corn opened with an easy undertone
at Hdi4c. decline, but soon afterwards
advanced Nc on buying by few of the
large concerns, and the early sellers also
purchased, the action Of wheat aiding
the upturn. A few buying orders were
also in from the southwest, and this
added some strength. On this bulge,
local operators were inclined 10 SELL the
receipts for tomorrow coming in liberal,
increasing I'm this tendency, and values
went off &c ruled steady, changed some
what, and closed with u to lac. loss
The offerings OF meats were small
enough. but the buying orders could con-
sumo but very small portion Of them
Prices started firm, but receded gradu-
ally, closing at about inside figures, with
a net loss Of save.
Provisions showed strength. chiefly on
the action of the Chicago Packing Com
pany, which was supposed TO be bidding
prices up I'm the interest of their cash
trade. Compared with last night, pork
is unchanged for September and October
and 1Oc. higher for January. Lard
gained 5 to 15c. The advance in ribs was
only lOc. for September. but SOC. for Oc-
tober and unchanged for January.
Freghts slow and unchanged at nc.
for wheat and 1870 for corn TO Buffalo.
Cash Quotations-Flour quiet and firm;
No 2 spring wheat, 671sc.; No. red
G7%c.; No corn, b05sc.; No. oats
251ka2Gc; No. white, 29aS0c.: No. j
white, 27Ibd2shc.: No. ? rye, 46c.; NO.
2 barley nominal; No. 1 fiaxseed, SlO3;
prime timothy seed, s325Q3.30; mess
pork, S163Od1G35; lard, S7.70Q7sO; short
rib sides Qoosel Sl0.20Q1025; dry sailed
shoulders (boxeO unchanged; whisky,
Slip.
M t..a;se frtyras rapgsd ma foftows.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-16
THE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-Cotton steady;
uplands. S& Orleans. SIS; sales, l,237
| bales; good ordinary, IA; low middling,
I 1916 Futures closed firm; sales,
1S7. 400 bales; September, S13; October,
82G; November, $40; December. $50;
January, S.66; February, SO; March,
SS5; April. SOL; May, O.03. e
Cotton-Gross receipts, 0l2 bales; for
warded, bales; sales, 1927 bales, all
spinners; stock, 130,570 bales.
Weekly-Net receipts, 30 bales; gross
receipts, 1910 bales; exports 10 Great
Britain, 44G0 bales; Continent, 1884 bales;
forwarded, 795 bales; sales, 1891 bales;
spinners 4,4G1 bales.
Total to-day-Net receipts, 12G27 bales;
exports TO Great Britain, 3,55S bales;
France. Ass bales; Continent, 40 bales;
stock, 274.5i9 bales.
Total so far this week-Net receipts,
520l4 bales; exports 10 Great Britain,
100S7 bales; France, 4,7S5 bales; Cont
nent, S614 bales.
Total since September 1st-Net receipts,
81 432 bale>; exports to Great Britain,
p $50 bales; France, G,702 bales; Cont
nent. 3GSl bales.
FOLLOWING are the total net receipts OF
cotton at all ports since September l,
1893: Galveston, p. 2O5 bales; New Or
leans. 1851 bales; Mobile. 4,497 bales;
Savannah, 81 12S bales; Charleston, 3,sl9
bales; Wilmington, 1000 bales; Norfolk,
3.G37 bales; New York. $50 bales: Boston,
375 bales: Philadelphia. 1,736 bales; West
Point. Va, % bales. Total, So 49, bales.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. 15.--Noon.-Cotton
in fair demand and prices unchanged;
American middling, As; sales, l4,OoO
bales; American, 1900 bales; speculation
and export, 1900 bales; receipts, 5000
bales; American, 1900 bales Futures
firm and demand fair; American mid
ding, September-October 1864; Oc-
tober- November, 4 35-64G4 1864; No
vember- December, S6-64a4 1865; De-
cember-January, 4 3S-G4Q4 1861; Janu-
ary-February, 4 40-64Q4 42-65; February
March, 43-64G4 44-64; March-April,
45-6i. Tenders, 100 bales.
r. M-American mlddling. September,
1914, sellers; September-Oc October
3s-G4. sellers: November-D December
3s-G4Q4 1864; December-January.
4 4O-Gia4 4f-64; January February, 4 aga
"A 1894: February-March, 4 44-64Q
1894; March-April 47-64. sellers;
April-May I 1874, buyers. Futures
closed barely steady.
Weekly Cotton statistics-Sales of the
week, $1,000 bales American, $4,000
bales: forwarded from ships side 10 spin
ners, $4,000 bales; actual exports. 5000
bales; total imports, 24.OO0 bales Ameri-
can. 1900 bales; total stock, l,U19000
bales: American. SSi 900 bales; total
afloat, 10000 bales; American, 10000
bales; spectators took $500 bales and
exporters took 1850 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 15.-Futures
ouiet: sales, 90. 100 bales; September, TBS;
october. SCI; November, s.1T; December.
s26; January. S.S7; February, S.44;
March. $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-16
Rit of Reafistic Acting.

Henry Irving's story OF Charlotte Cush-
man gives you better idea OF the methods
and style Of this great srtist than a dozen
impersonal and we'll padded essays would.
She was acting Meg Merrilies- In one
scene in answer to her appeal for money,
he personating an important character in
the piece, hands her his purse filed with
the broken crockerY which Is generally used
for stage gold. One day Miss Cushman
suggested gently to him the superior real
ism Of opening the purse, selecting coin
and giving 1t TO her. No matter how mag
uidoent 1t might look IL was hardly nat
ural for gentleman to hand over purse
full of money to a crazy beggar.-san frsn'
cisco Argonaut-
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Sept. i5-Flour dull,
owing 10 high prices asked; winter wheat,
low grades. S2.O542.45: fair 20 fancy,
S-45G3.45; patent, S3.56a400; Minnesota
clear S2.50a3OO; patent. S41OQ4GO;
southern -four quiet and firm; common TO
hlr extra, S210a3.l0; good 10 choice do,
NBQA25
Wheat Hrmer and fairly active; No.
TED. store and elevator, 7347315c. (:
aa0at 1870 1880, Options We're very
Dab and &gAc higher; May, SIZE; Sep
imber, 1916: October. 73Mc
Corn lrmer. scarce and dull; afioat.
$685. options moderately active and
weak al i.qnc. decline; September. tSS.c:
October, 4S@c.; November, 4S3sc.; De-
eember, a0Ac.
Oats weaker. options dull and lower;
September, 82%c.; October. 32kc.; No
yeiabef, &c; No. white, October, at
81 Spot No. 2. 34qSjc. No. 2 white.
81 mixed Western, 34g86c., white do,
G4nc
Woo. in moderate demand and steady;
domestic fleece 20Q2sc.; pulled, 16Q25c.
Deet dun and steady; family. $4,000
'-'' extra mess. S750QS.5O; beef hams
tiser az SlGdO; terced beef quiet: city
extra India mess. Sl5.OOg17.OO: cut meats
Gun and firm; picked bellies. $3.50
'.'llaeTs. 800; hams, Sio009ii.00; mid
lss nominal.
Lard dun and hrmer; Western steam,
s''4s nominal; city. SS25QS.5Oi Septem-
s'i closed al $3.50; October. $500 Re
N hrner, Continent, $40; 5. A.,
'D". compound. S7a7A
1850
cotton seed oil quiet and firm; crude,
'-s@'; yellow, SSihg39e.
Petroleum In fair demand and steady
"'ta duh and 1irmI strained, com
70 good. SiO7I4Q1.15.
t-Ithline dull and easy at CSC.
.s active and firm.
Noa'ses-Forelgn nominal; New Or
's open kettle. good 10 choice. steady
quiet al 80Q3Sc.
'@alis quiet; fancy hand-picked, AZ
,1'e-OptIons barely stqady at %
t-' up 20 3 points down; September,
30. November. S165OQl6@: January.
ss say, $1,000 Spot Rio quiet and
So NO z. SiS0o9lS12is.
sI Raw firm and in fair demand:
0 refining, 8Nc: 0G-test centrifugal,
oa Refined active and firm: No.
"a ''4' l5-iCc. stanAEd A. 3-16Q
Ssa' loaf, bSQ5 iSEe.; graduated,
1T, tfeigh's to Liverpool dun and heavy;
"' ~1i grain, 2Ad. asked.
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Labelling Ones belongings.

THE value of putting your name on your
belongings" says woman, was empha-
sized TO the Ia q recent visit 10 Chicago.
On bench at the fair one day found a
notebook. Looking 1t over to discover its
owner, I found 10 filed with elaborate
notes. evidently tho result OF considerable
stay, aud written out with acare which be-
tokened soms intended future use beyond
their mere jottiDg down.
yet not line that ooild find betrayed
any way 10 restore tho property. ] could
only turn 1t In to the authorized desk for
lost articles and hope that the want Of
forethought which withheld the name from
its place ON the book would not similarly
prevent inquiry at the proper point. New
York Times.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, O., Sept. l5.-Flour frm.
Wheat in good demand and higher; No.
2 red. G2i5c.
Corn easier; No. mixed, 43c.
Oats easier: No 2 mixed, 2Sq2S15c.
Rye firm; No. ?, SOC.
Pork quiet at Si6D.
Lard firmer at SS.25.
Bulk meats nominal at Sl0.25qlO.JO
Bacon firm at SI2s25.
Whisky quiet; sales, 243 barrels at
SIP.
Butter dull.
Sugar firm.
Eggs dun at 12isc.
Cheese dull
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sT. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. MO-, Sept, t5.-Fiour quiet
and unchanged.
Wheat was irregular, finally closing
about NC. up; No. 2 red cash and septem-
her closed al 69Ac.: October, &c; De-
cen. Der, GSAc.; May, 7Sssc.
Corn was stronger on dry weather;
No. = mixed closed at 1896. septem-
Der, 3S~c.; October. S7hc.; December,
36Ac: May. 409sc.
Oats neglected and lower; No. 2 cash.
Dec; September. 24Ac.; October. zoe. {;
May, $3.50.
Rye lower: No. 2 In demand at 45lsc.
Bran firm at Csc. for east track.
Flaxseed. D9c.
Glover, s7.009s.0o.
Hay unchanged.
Butter dull and unchanged.
Eggs. i2c.
Lead lower; spot, s3.65; spelter firm at
$3.50.
Corn meal. whisky, bagging and cot
ton ties unchanged.
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BALTIMORE.

,nALl MORE, MD. Sept. l5-Flour
M. I've and unchanged.
-"sa' easier; No. 2 red, spot and
I.'h, nM4nAe.: October 7i&a7iIc.;
amber. 1i&g7fAc.; steamer No. 2 red,
is ,SSAc' milling wheat, by sample,
Ut. olh dull and lower; mixed spot b0c.
.tl' September. isa. U40sc.; October.
ss''S7tc.; year, 47Mc. asked; white
se9 n' BY sample. SSds5c.; yellow do. 52
MS In active inquiry; No. 2 white,
s,s,sefn' Se9SIe.i No. 2 mixed. Western,
nnys quiet No. 2 bia52c.
Nft01i5.OO "'ho'hy'
u Ian hsights dull and weak; steamer
a. liverpool. per bushel, 2ltd.; Cork for
et..s per quarter. 2s.3d. asked: rest un-
'sions hrSn and unchanged
d, sr hrm; creamery fancy, 27a2sc.
.ss, ,-if to choice, 2aQ25e. Do. Imitation.
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Advies 20 Prsvariestors.

1t beh0oves all persons who indulge In
the rcpsohenHble habit OF telling false
hoods TO acquire tbs reputation, as soon as
possible, Of bsing uncenscaonable liars
Then nobody viii be made TO believe what
they say, while at the same tlme they can
30 on lying more nuently than AforetimA =
Besten Transcz1pt.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, VA. Sept. Is, 1893.
fferings-Wheat, $50 bushels; oats,
1850 bushels; meal 200 bushels.
Sales-Wheat, $50 bushels; oats, 800
bushels.
s-Wheat-Longberry Csc. 90
Tic. mixed. CSC. to Tic; shortberry. Gjc
10 70c. No. 2 red CSC to zoe Corn
White prime Virginia dag lots) be;
No white, 53c; No. 2 mixed, zoe. TO
bic. Oats-Winter Qor seed, 33c. 10
36c.; No. ? mixed. 34c.; No. 3 mixed, 33c.
Rye, &c to sac.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-16

As companion story to the anecdotes OF
women who bays posed as soldiers Of Prov
"a. il a tale Of a German youth who In or
der 70 escape being a soldier at all put on
netticoats and hiyvd himself out ~ cook.
When the youth ~as traced TO his employ
az, house, bis pprusrs learned that he
MA. quite . jss.el among Arvaats. He
snsnt but little time over hts toilet, the
hooking glass hsd no attractions for him.
and DO ives, nossovsr. : vsd se'k'--Ex'
ahanRa
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SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH, GA, Sept. 15,-Spirts tur-
pentine opened and closed steady at
25Ikc. for regulars.
Rosln-Sales, 400 barrels; market firm;
Quote-A, Il, c and j. S1OO; f. Sl05:
+, S1.1O; C, sl.15; II, s1.25; /, Sl.50; X.
$3.50; NJ, $3.50: n, $500; window glass,
$3.50; water white, S3.75
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF WEST POINT, Sept. *, 1893.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore, Bennett, Baiti-
more, passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Gulf Stream. Tunnel, Phila-
delphla via Norfolk, passengers and gen.
eral cargo.
Steamship Baltimore, Bennett, Balti-
more. passengers and general cargo.
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1 PRlCE. 2, Cents.
| Our price 20 sender OF
| Coupons. ) cants.
TIMES LIBRARY COUPON.
Sept. IS
1872

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By o
by BREau
Noa TIRE HOUSE GABLES
Mob CRAWFORD. MRs GAskEL-
Nod THE COMING yToRDLY
NOT DREAM LIFE
by T.
Moo BOOK OF GOLDEN DEEDS BY NJ
No. NOISES FROM AN By NAuAN HAwrHo
By NATHAN
TO- ESSAYS BY CHAmEs Slam
VICAR OF WAKEFIELD nyO
BY HAwrH
DE SASrP ERnE
STORY by IronO
OF SCOTTISH
No a LUCILLE By OWN MEREDrH Robert LorlL
w ~ ..
TINES DEPARTMENT.
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WIIAIINGTON.

WILMINGTON. n. C.. Sept. 15.-Rosin
firm: strained. 75c.; good strained. SIC.
Turpentne quiet but steady at 25'4c.
Tar quiet.
Crude turpentine steady; hard, SlOO;
soft and virgin, SLIGO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-16
DEATHS.

NARDL-Died. at Barga, Italy, on Au-
gust 81 1898. GIOVANNI NARDl, form
erly Of Richmond. in the thirty-eighth
year OF his age
He was brother of the Nardi Brothers
now citizens OF this city.
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THE TIMEs-RICnmOND VA: SATURDAY SEPTEMBER I6 1893
moderate demand sne

Provisions In moderate demand and
firm.
Pork and lard unchanged.
Dry Sailed Meats-Shoulders $3.50;
longs and ribs. 5000; shorts, sl1.O5;
boxed 15c. more.
Bacon and hams unchanged.
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CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, S. c.. Sept 15.-Tur
pentine firm az 25c.
Rosln firm at Sc for good strained.
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Eggs firm at i7i1c.
Coffee firm; No. Z, i5mf5hc.
All other articles unchanged.
Stocks--virginia threee. "a bid; Baiu-
more and ohio stock. 81 bidi Northern
Central stock, 67Aao1a; Baltimore ana
OHIO southwestern firsts, 1O3 bid: first
Incomes. 66QSO; second incomes, 22a2fA;
third incomes, 7Q7ts; Consolidated Gas
bonds Il0aIl0l; Consolidated stocks,
512. bid,
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

REPORTED by Msssr-. John J.. Williams ,
Sens. Bankers and Brokers' corner Tenth
aud Main Streets
RIcBMosD. Va, September 18TH 1899.
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