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AT LEAST q WERE KILLED.
as WoRKMEN CARRIED DOWN WITH
SPAN OF THE LOUISVILLE BRIDGE

Seven Bodies Observation-Disclosures More ..
the Water ana Ten Misrine Besides-
Fourteen workmez Ipiured, Oss or Tive
FatsIIy-FsuIty False Work Cau.ed the
Span 90 Give w.y-A seeo.a span Fen
Last Nieht-The Bridge CniueEy frsr-
the start-More than = Score or Live.
Lost Before Yesterdays Dis.ster-The
Company . victi- 10 the Hard Tin.s.
LoUIsv11LE, Ky, Dec. 15.-The bridge which
Is being built across the Ohio River between
this city and Jacksonville has added another
long list OF victims to the fatslaties which
have marked every step Its progress.
Forty five men were carried down By the
giving way Of the second channel epan at
1920 o'clock this morning. Tonight at 8
o'clock another span fell being blown down
by sharp wind storm. The night Waterman
and several workmen were on the span. but at
this writing the extent OF the damage can't be
told.
OF the men on the bridge when IL fell this
morning. seven bodiesl have been recover
ed. Fourteen men were more or less
seriously injured, fourteen arc almost GER
tainly known to be In the water. and
ton who are unaccounted for. may be dead or
may have escaped The full list OF the killed,
injured. and missing. so far as known up to 8
o'clock this evening Is as follows:
GLRLIcE. LEsrKh
MILLER, FRANk.
MuRPHY. CHlRLrs
BuRNs, J. h.
HENN. FRASELtN
Man. unidentified. body at Crslle's
BURNS. FRANK
ALsERv. SAN. engineer of traveller. New Albany;
both arms broken.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-27
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. VA, Jan. 10 1870
No offerings Of tobaccos at auction Oh
Change today. ...o,orv NJ
private sales reported 10 the secretary Oh
the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day; wrap
pers. GO hogsheads; filters, 3; cutters -
iucs dark. /; leaf dark, q. Total - hugs
heads. ... 60 ov. In
The tobacco inspector reports to-uay AZ
srect;oDs-Bright, 175 hOgsheads, darA,
tierce. Western. 4 hogsheads. Reinspectlons
bright 20 hoesheads; dark, o hogsheaGs
Wilson'S. DavenpOrt's, Allegheny Olu ~
,ri,lS, Shelburne's, Seabrcok's and shochoe
tobacco warehouses report TO-DAY No0''P'''
g6 nackages: deliveries, 40 packages. 49,.
United States internal revenue coileo' su,..
for the city Of Richmond. va w.ua ~
cigars and cigarettes. s4Oi2loi P'us w
haccos. S2.O3793 Total, S6'llOVo.
me usual good sale at the Planters war;
house to-day, at very Satisfactory He"'
Another break for tomorrow. III.
A cood break Of both bright ana oars
t,sse ,obaccos at Shelburne's warehouse lol
tomorrow. - ,.o-o 20
shnckoe sold 1880 pounds dark loose 10,
lsccos today; highest price, SIO21a. eoSu
break for tomorrow. -. ,oo.o
Crsnshaw's sold 1890 pounds dark loose
+obaccos to-day; highest price, SO,'o. Inc ~,
dicatlons tonight point to the larges. s'' ae
Of dark loose tobaccos for the year tsllI a.
x,,es1 IN which the attention OF buyers IL
respectfully called. and an carry anu pi'N'P'
attendance IS earnestly requested. ,1,.,,o
orr Mr. Vireinius johnson was on Chahse
4o.dav and was the recipient CT congratuia'
lions from his numerous Irlehus upon ~
cent recovery from "A most alarming i'.cns'
NJ Henry NJ. Cannon AMI bride. OF lien
aers,, n q are in Richmond the guests
OF his brother.in-law. i. ID. BarkSuAie' Esq
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, MD. Jan. 2G.-Flonr dull
and unchanged. 900. and
January. 77$.G7sc.; February, 7sSg 'oAc''
Nav, S0JkdSlc.; steamer NO RED 'oc' -,..
Corn easy; mixed spot and January. olft
O52c.: February, 50lsQ50%c. May oo%V
51hc.; steamer mixed. bic. asked; "htc
and yellow corn, by sample, 5212ao3c' -
oats steady: No white. Western 4lg
42c.: No. 2 mixed, do, 3SG3Slsc
Rye inactive.
Uay firm. steady and unchanged:
Grain fraights dull; steamer 10 Liverpool
% 2l5d.: Cork for orders, 2sg2s,5d. IN
Provisions firm; mess pork, Sis'oo' puiH
noots--loose shoulders. 5000; 'ong clear
clear rib sides and sugar-pickled shoulders
s11 so; sugar-cured smoked shoulders s1o'-e'
hams. S15.7JI16.0O.
Iard-Refned. 12Ac.
Butter quiet.
Eggs nominal at 25d27c.
cofIee firm and active; Rio cargoes rair'
1Sibc.; No. Z, TIC. .,,
sugar steady and active; graduated, 4Sc'
Copper steady
Whisky, S1.4241.43.
stocks-Virginia threes, 71072; Baltimore
and ohio. 07s4: Baltimore and Ohio South
western firsts. 107G10s; do. first incomes,
~ hid: do second incomes. 80 bid; do. third
incomes. 10alO%; Consolidated Gas stocAs'
! COZ asked.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-27
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
ruE CLOSING QUOTATIONS or
MONEY.
offerings and sales at tho Richmond To-
bacco Exchsnge-fnternsl Revenue
observation-disclosures Ad,ices.

NEW YORK. Jan. 26-Moncy on call has
,.,n easy ranging from Ia TO per cent,
Isl loan az per cent and closed offered
ST per cent; prime mercantile paper. AZ.
a. nor cent Sterling exchange Is quiet and
roadv. posted rates. 4S6is9 iSSla, commercial
nIl>. 4SShylI4S7la. Government bonds have
l..sn duh and firm Southern State bonds
neglected Railroad bonds active and firm.
considerably over one half Of the whole
business in stocks to-day was in the two
1nsus,rials Sugar aud Distillors. These
shares actually made the tone q the market
rom opcaing Co close showing that the
sn.cuative interests have been turned prin-
,.n8llv TO the Industrial stocks. There We're
comparatively large transactions in Reading,
lnt In nothing else was there what could
70 called real activity. RumOrs were thick
an the early morning Of a disagreement
between principal manipulaiors CT Sugar
Refncrs, and although buying orders were
rlentifui. the selling was extremely urgent.
md from 1232s, amid a great deal OF excite
iuent. the price WAS driven down 10 l2l.
There was considerable selling OF Distillers
far Washington account. and the drive at
that stock was almost equally as vicious
r. that againa Sugar, and from As il went
tc 46. the lowest price reached on the de
cline. Renewal OF excitement later carried
sugar from 121 TO 125% and Distllers from
4S 70 49N. The latter afterwards retired
2, per cent. closing with a net loss Of X
Per cent. but Sugar closed at 125 gain of
~ per cent. The other Industrial shares
followed the lead Of the two principal stocks,
but without their marked fluctuations Man
haitian was again feature at the opening.
by continual liquidation that stock, with
the help OF some stop orders. was driven
down from 16i to 15S II shared in the gen
cral rally. however. later in the day and rose
3 per cent. from its lowest price closing ut
its best figure. with gain q "a per cent.
Tor the day Railroad stocks. as rule,
were quiet. and throughout the day us
played stubborn strength within compare
lively narrow limits. In the afternoon spec
Tally good buying was seen in Reading and
the Grangers. and Reading. after rising II.
per cent from its lowest ngure' closed al
e. hest with a gain Of K per cent. Stock'
closed active and firm 10 strong at abou
the lowest figures. Sales-listed, 3l4,Oo'
shares unlisted. H. 0p shares
Treasury Balances-Coin. Sl,5I6,0O; cur
s1O GO Ob1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-27
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. ILL. Jan. 2G.-Wheat seem
ingly pegged at 7Sc. and pork touched sl9.5o'
The high point Of the year was the feature
today on the board of trade. Everything
ON the list closed with gains over yesterday
resting prices Wheat &c, corn &C.. In
the July futures cats &c, pork 1Ic.' iard
1215c. and ribs 7l5c Wheat started easy
brt became firm near the close. The open
inc was about Ac. lower than yesterday,
advanced &c, the market touching the
closing figure of yesterday, then declined
&c. or to the lowest point reached yester-
day. at which decline the market received
considerable support in a speculative way.
then improved again Nc, ruled steady and
closed about &c. higher than yesterday.
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TRIALS OF THE BANCROFT.
The Highest Run Measures Two hho''
More Than is Required by Contract


The Highest Run Measures Two hno"
More Than is Required by Contract
WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-Private ad-
vices received at the Navy Department
from Newport state that the preliminary
trials of the practice vessel Bancroft this
week were favorable in the first degree,
and it is certain that the vessel VIII great
lv exceed her contract requirements. Inc
highest run Of the Bancroft over the nea-
sured mile was fourteen knots, or TWO
knots more than required by the contract
This will give the builders, the Moores,
NJ Elizabethport, n. j., a premium OF
about $4,000 1t is stated at the Navy De-
partment that several causes have opera
ted to produce this result, the most I'M
portant Of which can be traced 10 tne
excellence of the hull design. The huil OF
the bancroft was constructed from de-
signs furnished by the late Naval Con-
structor Gatewood, and If the performance
~ the Bancroft Is all that report makes
II are far in advance of the lines USED IN
building other ships of the new navy
Another reason assigned Tor portloii
OF the results obtained is that the engines
are of the vertical, instead or the horizon
tical type Friction and balancing IN the
vertical engines are all in favor OF the
performance, ana IL Is pIeuiCteu INC.
least one knot In speed can be obtained
from a vessel with engines OF this prln-
cinle over a similar ship engine or the
horizontal principle. The excellent work
manship bestowed on the engines OF the
bancroft is also responsible for share
of the performance. From the unofficial
reports already received at the Bureau OF
Steam Engineering it seems that no heat
ing has been manifested in any or the
details of the machinery, and no hitches
of any kind have so far shown themselves
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NEW YORK pRODUCE MARKET.

,,,,,v work. Ian. 26.-FlOur about steady,
~. ,roda weak Southern -four quiet ana
easy. IL. No o rod
store and elevator Soc; ahoat, eohc' Up
items closed firm at b4Ac' over yes' eisDt
with trading slow; No. red January, .o74'''
February 79Ac.; May, s2l9c.' July, ooIs1,
Corn firm and moderately active; s.i'E w.
AsS,d5ikc Options dull and opened at SC
decline advanced 40Kc. and closed 1sd9sc',
stca1v over yesterday; January, oo7ic''
February. 5S9ic. May, 6Shc' m .a
OATS dull and easier Options duil ana
c,,eor. January, 3SILc.; May, 39hc; NO -
asipSt9sihc No. 2 white. 42M42lsc; NO. o.
S7iHc mixed, Western, 3slaQt4oc.
Tecf dnll and firm: beef hams nrmer'
nerced beef firm; cut meats quiet ana urn ,
nickled bellies, HE; mddies quet ahu
drqner; short clear, slO'7o ..oo.s
lard quiet and frmer; western steam
closed at S11.70 bid city at sii'dV' UPu.n nd
January. sl170; March slLo' con u
en- 10 asked. Refined hrmer; cohtihen''
SIPS. s,o ooc,,a Ok. new
mess s2O.25: extra prime nominal
Cotton seed oil active and nrmer' cruoe'
| 46G47c.; yellow. 52c. DID,
Iosin dull and nrm ,e,L6,aac
T,roantine quiet and steady at 3512gosc'
Rice firm and active. ~ o.,oars
HSosasses-F Foreign nominal; New orleans
omen kettle. coed TO choice, fairly acu''
| and firm.
Peanuts quiet. a. I.
| Coflee-Options opened STEADY ~ -
noints dowr and closed barely steady a
~ no,nts mo TO 10 points down; January
s Sv s e.. March. sle.50nie6o; May, sl62Se
Sss5; July. 1920; December sie,los nv =
snot Rio steady and mere acti'e' No'
17hQ179sc. :, 49,. Arm. refined fairl,
active and steady. An. cotton
Grain freights lower anu u''''
IS. Cd; grain, Id.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. VA, Jan. 20, Io'

RICHMOND. VA, Jan 20, Io0S "a
Offerings Wheat. 600 bushels; corn, 'so
bushels. oats. 1000 bushels peas 81 bushels
sales-Wheat, 900 bushels; cornHV pusn-
els. 7eo 20
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City Treasurer Campbell Dead.

CHARLESTON, s. c., Jan. 26.-w. 1.
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market dow and steady on prime steers and
others lower: choice to prime steers. $1,000
600: Others. s4OOq5.5o: feeders. S4oog4- %;
stockers. s325a3.eo; cows. s3.oog3-5o.
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market fairly active and steady; mixed and
packers. s745Gi7.75; prime heavy and butch,
ers' weights, s7.TJd7.95; prime light, sI'oo
M775: other lights, s7.15d7.3o.
sheep-Receipts, 1900; shipments, 800;
market dull and COARSE. lower; good West
srn sheep, s5.Ood5.l5; lambs, s5.7oad.W.
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Jan. 26-spot cotton Is' ei o''eS
easy. uplands. o GIG: Orleans, 1910, Ro0 o1
40, 6 T.le; low middling, oH; ssies -. az 90
bslw, Tutu,s4 closed steady; Sales A'av"
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CROCK MARKET.

LIVE STOCK MARKET; ..
Union STOCK YARDS. I'LL, san n,o.
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ST. LOUIS.

market dun ana 2efZoc. io"tI, s"N 'Set
srn sheep, s5.0od5l5; lambs, s5.7oao'oo.
ST. LOUIS.
ST LOUIS. MO. Jan. 26.-Fiour quiet ana
unchanged.
Wheat firm and higher, but dull. The
close was queter and NC. above yesterday;
cash, 6sikc; May. 64lzd64asc. .:
Corn-Cash lower at 3Ssc. Options duii
and closed &c lower; May, 43lsc; july
44c
oats--Cash nominal; May, 34hc.
Whisky. Sl.35.
Bagging and cotton ties unchanged.
Pork better; old jobbing. $500
Lard higher at s11.30.
Dry sailed shoulders, $50; longs and ribs,
s10.37ih; shorts S1062l5; strips, so.0O; boxed
meats 15c. more.
Bacon-shoulders. 5000; longs and ribs,
s1ll2I5; shorts. sl3.37l5; strips, Slo.oo.
Sugar-cured hams, $1412G15.Oo'
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, o., Jan. 26.-Flour steady.
Wheat in -sood demand; No. red, 7212c.
Corn heavy; No. mixed, 41Aq421ac.
Oats steady; No 2. 35c.
Pork quiet at S10.25.
Lard held higher at SLIPS.
Bulk meats quiet at 5000.
Bacon firm at s11.75.
Whisky quiet at $f.35.
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, n. c., Jan. 26.-Turpen-
''I Rosin firm; strained. 800; good do s1.O5.
Tar steady at S115.
Crude turpentine steady; hard, s1.0o; yell
| low dip and virgin, SlIO.
| SAVANNAH.
| SAVANNAH, GA, Jan. 26-Turpentine
| finn at Bic.
Rosin firm at s110d1.l5.
| CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON. S. c., Jan. 26.-Turpen-
tine firm at Bic.
Rosin firm at 81. 10 for good strained.
ATLANTA, Jan. 26.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding. 1-16; receipts. 10 bales.
| -
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, JAN. %. 1898.
Sun rises..."..7:lsI Noon sets. 2:52 A. NJ
sun sets..........5:2s DAVIS length. lOn' ION
HIGH TIDE.
Morning. - %,
Evening ................. .....'............. 80
LAMBERT'S POINT. JAN. 26, 1888.
ARRIVED.
schooners Il. S. Leaning Rose and Ester
brook.
LOADED.
ch,oner John Holland New London.
Schooner James Boyce, New Haven.
Schooner A. L. COnlon, Portland.
| Schooner Washington, Hcboken.
Schooner II. A. Fisher, New Haven.
PORT OF WEST POINT, JAN. 20, 1913
ARRIVED.
Steamship Roanoke. Humphreys, Ne'
York, passengers and general cargo
SAILED.
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