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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-23
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~ STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

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- ~ STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
bSsE sENI-WEEkLY LINE FOR NEW
NSAGaTN YORK.
steamers Leave Richmond
EVERY TUESDAY ami FRIDAY
At ! o'clock p. VI. Manifest closed ono hour be-
iore sailing time ~ T.. u,...,, Nh,
River Tor richmond every WEDNESDAY aud
SkTtTEnAY AT = T. M. arriving ia kicnmond
MONDAY and FRIDAY MORNINGS.
Passanger accommodations unsurpassed
Calm fare 10 New York including meals
and bcrt1) Utd Jamos-riYer rOIte..--...S " w
Round-trip tickets limited 10 thirty days
after date Of issue. ...............'' ~ w
Steerago tare with subslsi ence,.-..... W
Steerage fare, without subsistence. W
Cabin fare rfa Chesapeake aud Onlo rail-
way and Richmond and Petersburg
railroad tickets Intel 20 four day=l.. 9 90
Round-trp tickets liUlitcd 10 thirty days. Ii 90
Tickets can be obtained at Richmond transfer
CCmpany's, g0l east Main sfrest; Chesapeake
aad ohio ami Richmond md Petersburg drpots
and At tho cCmpAny's ohice. 1901 Main street,
and wharf, ROck0tt-.
Freight forwarded and through bills OF lading
lrsued for points beyond New York:
Freight received daily until , Z. NJ.
Passengers Leaving Richmond on MONDAYS,
WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS, ami SAIUk-
DAYS by the Chesapeake aud OHIO railway ,rif
Newport News Al 3 4. VI. and by the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad Same DAYS At sac +.
N. will make connection At NORFOLK with
steamer leaving those days
GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
No. 1901 Main street,
my Il and companys wharf, Rockets
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BOWLING GREEN ACADEMY
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, PETERS
~ BURG, VA.
MUSICAL.

M USIC.-MRS. L. c. TUCKER
1Vl WILL RESUME HER CLASSES IN MUSIC
on Monday September 10Th, At her residence, a q
north Eighth street. Can accommodate n few
new pupils. Pianos furnished Tor practiclng
free OF charge. &c 23-lts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-23

Nv direction OF Walter ID. Moses, ESQ.,, VINO 10
declining housekeeping. VIII sell at MS resi-
dence. No. 722 east Franklin street, at lO:3O
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1898,
Ono FINE ROSEWOOD CASE UPRIGHT
HAROMAN PIANO, PIANO STOOL, aud
CARVED ID WALNUT PARLoR SUIT, up
holstered in variegatei silk damask;
PABLOR PEDESTAL, CHERRY AMI FANCY
sILk! HTISn ENAMFiED WICKER and REED
PAkLOR RECEPTION aud FANCY
HANDsoME 11x14 SMYRNA PARLoR RUG
and other SMYRNA and JAPANESE RUGS,
SATIN TAPESTRY LOUNGE, PORTIERES,
plvAN and CUSHIONS, EMBROIDERED FIRE
oxiDIzED PIANo-LAMP aud HAND.PAINTED
MAH0GANY, OAK. and other FINE BOOK
pICTuREs. LEATHER CHAIRS, &C.,
FRENCU-PLATE NAT MI RROR,
ANTIQUE OAK BUFFET, BENELED PLATE
ANTIoTE-OAK CHINA PRESS,
OAK CARYlNG-STAND ana DlNING-ROOM
OAK IN FASHIONABLE. OAK CABINET,
one EXCELLENT "MACE" REFRIGkRAIoR,
WEDGWOOD DINNER-SEr, FRENCH CHINA
CHocTCI4TE SET, oYsTER-PLATES. AFTER
and CHINA WARE,
CUT-GLAsS and ENGRAVED WINES, DE-
CANTERS. AMI other GLASSWARE,
PLATED WARE, BRIC-A-BRAC, ANrlQU E
OAK SINGLE-GOLDING BEDSIEAD, with
FINE HAIR MATTRESS, and SPRINGS,
HANDSOME OAK CHEFFONlERE, with
PLATE-GLAsS MIRROR.
FINE ANTIQUE OAK SiiAYING-STAND,
LADT'S WRlrING-DESK, PLUSH-COVERED
OAK ROCKERS, ami FANCY CHAMBER
CHAIRS,
OAK B2DSTEADS, BED-SPRINGS, HAIR NAT
TRESSES, FEATHER PILLOWS, ENGLISH.
and other FINE IOILET-SErS AMI TOILET
ARTICLES, MATING, WINDOW AVN
INGS, &c KITCHEN WARE ana UrEN-
SILS. and a LARGE and VARIED ASSORl-
MENT OF very neat aud useful household
articles
Also, several VERY LARGE and HANDSOME
PALMS. GEORGE W. MAYO,
sea AuctlOueer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-23

.sUHERE ARE No FLIES ON
L SMITH.'-You cannot make a silk purse
cut OF a sOws ear, but you can secure your books
aud money in llERRlNG.HALI.-MAk COM
PANI's FIRE AND BURGLAR-PkO0fS SAFES.
b. +. SMITH.
my 81 No. 2S north Ninth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-23

NINE p. BUTTORAZ (CONSERVA-
w TORY graduate from Eu,ops) will resume
her PIANO Lessons SEPTEMBER 25rH. Les
sons IN GERMAN, FRENCH. on ITALIAN will
begin OCTOBER lST. Private and Ia classes.
Thorough instruction warranted. Terms mode
rate. Address 4I0 west Franklin street.
SO le-6t
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.&tlt<t - <rplt4lA w OAhA<D ~ -AAA'
CO 'rnl, ROUTE IF:
S9i1iITES<-A/ In effect Sept II, 1898
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. BRoAD-STREEr
STATION.
$50 A. II. Daily. with Pullman for Nor
folk Portsmouth. Ola Point, New
port News and lCcal stations.
200 p NJ. Daily, with pullman, Tor local sta
tioas. Newport NoSs, Old Point,
Norfolk. aud Portsmouth.
Gas A. N. Local train, except sunday, foe Cliff
ton forSe. Connects az Gordonsyille
for Washington, at Virginia Mid
land junction fer Lynchbarg, and
a. stanton for Winchester.
200 z. n. Word s-tau special. daily, with
Pullman, tor Chicago, yesIioale
coaches Tor Cincinnati and Char
car for Ciif,on FORGE. Also Coaches
on Nos. l and for Stanton and
local stations. Xeals served on
Dining-Cars Chair Car does no.
run on sundays.
$50 P. NJ. Local train. eaceps sunday, Ac-
commodatlon Tor CnarlottessiDe.
1000 z. NJ DAILY, for Cincinnati and Chicago,
FF.Y. with Pullman for Cincinnati and
Louisville aud dinIng-csr Clifton
Forge to Cincinnati. Connects az
Covington. Va. for Virginia Ito;
Springs daily. Meals served on din
ing-cars
TRAINS LEAVE RIGHTH-srREET STATION
300 An. Daily, with Palace Car for LynenDurg,
Lexington ye., aud Chiffon
Forge Connects. except Sunday,
for Rosnsy. aud crsig city.
4:aO 7. NJ. Except sunday Local accommo-
cag on for Columbia. Va. On Sat
uriay this train runs to Gladstone
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMoND. BROAD
STREET STATION.
s.taA A. NJ Daily, from Cincinnati
f.s0 p. NJ Daily, from Norfolk aud Old Point
eco r. n. Daily, from Cincinnati aud Louis
vile.
1850 P. NJ. Daily, from Norfolk and Old poiuI
7;4s II. N. Except sunday. nom honeeverte%
TRAINS ARRIVE Ei0HrH-sTkEETs STATION.
s.45 A. n. Kxcsps sunday. from coiambs,
on Mondays from Gladstone
e:10 p. u. Daily. from Lynch burg and Cliftoa
Foree JOHN d. POrrA
au25 Dlsisioa Pssssnssg Agsne
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The Richmond BGZarr,
1896 east Rankin street.
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY George W. Mayo, Auctioneer.
HANDSOME FURNITURE.
HARDMAN UPRIGHT PIANO.
CHINA, GLASSWARE, ETC,
AT AUCTION.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1893,

BY direction of Walter D. Moses Esq. who Is
declining housekeeping. will sell at his rest
dence. No. 722 east Franklin street, at 1880
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-21
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

KEW YORK. Dec. Colour steady
and weak. winter wheat low CRATES
S4tpFf1.lJ: patent. N'.itaf3.G', Minnesota
elear, S2.-H4zt1, patent SiN'Nlt.N'' low
and weak. sales 800 barrels, common 90
lair extra. S2W4f3op, good 90 choice do''
50. t90i-N.
Wheat dull and steady: No. red. store
and elevator, O;tt NJ1c.' alOat, isS4o9'gc.
Options dun, only local trades, ana prizes
i.t,i,c. over Yesterday on local covering
No. red, January, dftc.i MaFch' "vAc''
corn dun ana easier; No. , iiaillyca
elevator: asa l6iac, ahOat. options dull
and irregular, but closed HIin anu ~"
changed 10 81. decline december &c
January. l3tsc.. February. b5hc,
Orfs firm. Options dull and nfmer
December. 80 ,0.p.c, February, 3Pse.
No. > white February, 5bilc. Sp0t-No
p .si,0:egic.. No. = white, 3hnH.sc.
mixed Western. 33n.g5t-c; white 40"
Uay In fair demand and nrm shipping
55GfDe. good 10 choice l'nf'nc.
wool quiet and unsettled; domestic
Reef quiet aud steady. family. Ni2sN
flJD. extra mess. Hi0.lOH HOO beef hami
duu an SlJ.OOdi5.2j. tierced beef qulf'
AND steady, city extra India mess, Sla."'
GllD.nj: cut meats dull and steady. pickle
bellies s. -. shoulders. S'i'At1H%1i mans
SgOOd9 80. middles nominal.
Lard quiet and steadler, Western steam
clos Ell al SS.lOQs.15; city, >L3il4 Fu
lures nominal. Refined quiet; Continent
$50. South America, $50 compound
S6fHllfG2J.
Pork quiet and easy; mess, SB.,1ni 20
Butter quiet. fancy steady state dairy
fgst2Bc: do. creamery, @2r21c. Western
dairy. iSHg1c.. 10. creamery, 2tiSS'-c
do. Elgins. 2Nfs 3Si.c.
cotton seed oil quiet and steady; crude
.sc., yellow, Slc.
Petroleum quiet and nominal,
ROsin dnt and steady.
qurpentine In moderate demand sni iirn
at 2Jn .9i.c.
rice faIriy active and firm. domestic
fair 10 extra. 3NmSilc.; 5apan, ttsat-se.
Molasses-FOreign nominal; New 81
leans. open kettle. good 10 choice, que
and steady at ;;Dnasc. -,
feanuts dull, fancy hand-piekea' -
nfc. .t. -,
coree-Optlons duh and inactive al
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-21
SAILED
OBITUARY.

Amid the sweet strains or oh Paradise
the earthly remains Of Mir Robert +. VII
Hams were borne from 81. James church
yesterday nc 1 O'Clock. Tor interment At
Hollywood. Few funerals Of recent years
have been more largely attended, ana
there were so many flowers sent that the
honorary pall-bearers carried wreaths ana
punches or roses Ia their hards. i'm the alb
sence OF the Rev j. X. Mason. who Is very
III. the Rev Preston Nash. OF Christ
church. OBLIGATED. assisted by Rev. j. vii
liam Morton. OF II. James. The old Viz
etuia custom Of allowing servants To at
tend the funeral Of their master was
observed and they wept btteriy-a 1T
ting token OF The love ana esteem IN
which the deceased was held. Many Of
the most prominent business men Of this
community found time to be at the church
services.
Mr.. j. =. Taylor who was quite a prom
inent citizen OF the East End, died Tues
day evening of pneumonia. Mr.. Taylor has
been connected with Mr.. Barney Sauer.
i'm the First Market. for a number Of
years lie was noted among his many
friends for his sunny disposition. Tne
Knights OF Pythias. Of which ne was a
member. will have charge Of his funeral.
which occurs ar o'clock to-day.
Funeral Notice
The funeral Of j. II. KNOWLES, Jr.,
viii take place from Centenary church
THIS Crhursday) AFTERNOON at 3
O'Clock Friends Of the family invited
10 attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-21
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. ILL. De-. 2o-The wheat
market to-day carried with II sug-
gestiOn Of the near approach OF the holt
DAYS. Trading was not OF especial SIX
niHeance As the board vail adjourn
from Friday of this week until Tuesday
of next. operators show "a disposition 10
get ont of the market rather than take
the risk During the long recess. Prices
opened at about Yesterday closing, and
at the close We're iic. higher than yes
terday
corn was quiet. ranged narrow, and
the close was about Zee. higher Tor May
than yesterday.
oats were Inactive. rejecting the alter
mating strength and easier feeling OF
wheat and corn. The close showed "A
net gain Of &C.. for the day.
Observation-Disclosures Of live hogs at the
yards We're below expectations, ana al
thOnrh there was some decline in prices
for them yet the market Tor the product
opened steady Within the first half
hour prices We're advanced on buying
bY local professional who at times
does "a brokerage business for other i'm
p0rtant operators. Later on the market
was sold on hy the packers There
was some Improvement ON the shipping
densud which. 200 connection with the
reaction and advance shortly before
the close. January pork closed 2i4c.
higher than yesterday Janu1ry lard
Ia-4c. higher and January ribs PIC.
lower
cash Quotations Flour quiet feeling
easy. and prices shade lower, No. = spring
wheat GIG. No. . red. GlIsc.; No. =
corn, 3Jc.. SO. oats. 2Nc.. mess pork
per barrel Sl237i,. lard, s1GJ0 T. 20; short
rio sides SGsi3i fNb3J; dry salted shout
derr. SG1jHG5U. short clear sides, So. 1jH
TUUt whisky. Sl.lJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-21
CH1RITF ON UHEELS.
DIR. PaTker's Wagons are Doing Good Work
For the Poor.

The system OF sending out wagons 20
make a house-to-bouse canvass inaugu-
rated Yesterday by Dr. W. W. Parker
was very successful. and a large number
of very useful articles FOR the comfort
Of the suffering and unemployed poor
were gathered
Much difficulty was experienced yester-
day on account Of the wagons having TO
wait too long at each house.
They will canvass Grace. Broad. and
Marshall streets to-day. including the
cross streets between Fifth ana Twelfth
streets. and the ladies are requested 10
have their bundles ia readiness when the
wagons call
As before stated. their approach Will be
announced by bells. and each wagon
will be i'm charge of man ana "a boy,
besides the driver. The ladies Of the City
Mission have kindly consented 60 dis
tribute these clothes from their rooms, OK
Fourteenth street. between Franklin and
Ross.
Or. Parker says.
PLEASE make up your bundles OF cloth
ing shoes. socks and everything 10 keep
the body warm and the feet dry that
you can spare to aid your poor. sick, UNI
fortunate brother and sister in these hard
times. Without the opportunity TO ex-
ercise our kind sympathies, We would be
heartiess infdeis or selfish savages. 70
be happy is TO make others happy. II
is better to give than to receive. Remem-
Der. she who gives a cup of cold water
i'm Christ's name shall not lose his re-
ward, and what more can ! say
II was Mr.. John X. Mountcastlc who
kindly furnished one OF the Wagons 70
make the collections.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-21
THE COTTON MARKETS.

KEW YORK. Dec. a-Cotton steady;
middling uplands. 7's sales. !. 492 bales !;
Futures closed steady sales, lS4.gp bales
December 1@ January, 1.65; February
~; March, 80: April. 7.sS. May, 1.96,
June. sol; July, $40.
Total net receipts of cotton reported to-
day from all ports were -, l!n bales; OK
ports 20 Great Britain. 1917 bales Con-
unent ~. 40 bales; stock. LII 3d. bales.
Total 80 far this week-Net receipts,
9uJ.Oi2 bales: exports to Great Britain,
~ 10 bales. France, ., 900 bales; Cont
nent. 1865 bales
LIVERPOOL, Dec. ~. -NoOn.-COtton in
fair demand at unchanged prices Ameri-
can middlng, 81, sales. 800 bales; Amer
lean, l3,Sen bales, speculation and eX-
port. l.OOO bales: receipts. 5000 bales;
American. 223OO bales. Futures steady
and demand moderate; American mid
cling December. 4 9-6i: February. 4 la-Gt
February March. 1864: March April
1861. April-May 3 1854. May-June.
: l5-Ginf 1864; June-July. . 1865. Tend
ers. 800 bales new d0ckets and 100 bales
old dOCkets.
4 =. M.-December. loci. buyers;
Docembor-January. { lost buyers; Janu-
ary-February. : i0-Giai li-Gl: February
March f2-fi sellers; March-Aprn
1864. buyers, April-May. : li-Gi@i 1864
Nay-June. . lG-Gl04 l7-G4. iune-July,
Z 1864 buyers. JulN-August. : 1000
4 g-6A. Futures closed firm az the ad'
vance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-21

DRoPosALS.
PROPOSALS FOR THE CITY rhiNl-
INC AID ADVERTISING AND
FOR F1'RNfsHfNG STA
TIDNERI.

Sealed proposals for PRINTING, AD..
NfRTISING, RULING, RlNDiNt. ana
for furnishing STATIONERY for tne eiy
OF Richmond VIII be referen, y ,, VII
Committee on Accounts ana Prlnuns uhh'
SATURDAY.. December -, irss,
st 3 o'clock l.. ~, contracts 20 conInenne
January /. 1894, and end December ~.
1894. Proposals must be MADE iof caS"
branch separately, a. foiiows;
ADV EkffStNG. --AdVcftising, per nch,
each insertion. nonpareil type. close, Ine
delinquent iand Isi must De set IN ruie
BooK AND PAMPHLET PRINTING.
Pain composition, per l.uD ems Fress
work, per token OF ~ impressions OK
less. Paper per pound as per Sample.
to be furnished by bidder.
JOB PRINTING AND BINDING.--Cem-
position. per i.is1 ems Press WORK.
per token OF 30 impressions or less
Ruling. bipaing. stitching, Perforating.
Letter Heads 1911 Heads Blank Forms.
and Numbering. Paper per pound as per
sample 20 be furnished Dy bidder. show-
ing weight and quality.
STATiONERY.-Ah such stationery -
may be needed In the various city Offices.
including Blank Books. Pens. Inks. Much
lage. Rubber Bands Fasteners Clip FILES,
Drawing Paper. Tracing Paper. Rubber
Pen Holders. Sc, &c A printed list OF
articles mostly needed may be seen at
the city Clerks Office. in The Council
Chamber. The printer VIII be expected
TO furnish the paper for all hrs work.
into bond. with security. for the prompt
and faithful execution ~ their contracts.
All printing must be done neatly and
accurately. Unnecessary blanks or blank
pages Will not be paid for or allowed.
The committee reserve the right to deS-
ignate the size of type Go be used IN
printing ordinances. reports. and other
such documents. and To supervise all the
printing and stationery supplies. and "a
W ]. MCDOWELL. Chairman.
de2i-td Council Chamber.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-21

took up cotton az q cheap purchase, ana
they buy II Just as they would buy
stock or bond. or anything else mat mas
"A prospect Of being worth more money
In the near or distant future. The Dig
crop people say that the yield this year
Will be- T.IJowo bales: the people Who
grow II say IL Is somewhere in the neigh
borh0od Of I.On1OD bales. We take
a more liberal view Of II and make the
crop : ifNtEH bales maximum and cotton
should be- worth more money. Great
Britain b. now consuming JpVpn bales
weekly more than year ago. The north
ern spinners are consuming very~tnuch
less but is no doubt due 10 the fact that
they are imbued with the large crop
ideas. confirmation Of which they seek
IN the daily and weekly large movement.
prominent house, one ~ the strongest
and most conservative. have been large
buyers Of contracts as an investment.
They are people Of very general and In
inmate acquaintance with the South, and
their conclusions are doubtless the result
of inVestgat tons and Information. Liver
pool seems inclined to do better. but
they are stu under the spell of SIR NELL :
figures. 7.TOO0D bales minimum. conse-
quently they require some contradiction
Of his estimate Of a decreased movement.
Mr.. NeilI repeated last night 20 Liver
pool and H,yre his estimate above men
toned. and II is noticeable that whenever
the market improves that this y done
II has been successful until to-day IN
Liverpool I'm weakening prices. The
summary of our crop report issued AZ
New Orleans viii appear in the news
papers tomorrow morning. II indicates
an average for cotton belt ~ iW pounds
OF lint 10 the acre. whereas, on Mr.. Neill =
acreage. 10 pounds Of lint to the acre
are necessary 10 make crop Of I.Wn0OO
haIes our reptiles show additionally that
50 $40 per cent. of the cotton crop had
been marketed on December 18th whereas
the amount that had come i'm sight on De-
cember 18th OF this crop was t,Gi1un
bales. Therefore. N that represented NJ
per cent. the remaining - per cent would
indicate the crop. This would point TO
crop. a good deal smaller than our own
estimates,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-21
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE ND, Dec. 2O-Floir dun
and unchanged.
Wheat steady; No. > spot aud oecem~
Der Gf4uGf<c.; January bF&nOt4c.,
steamer No. red. GlHGlkc.; milling
wheat by sample. Gj0GJLc.
Corn steady. mixed spot. +2i "a ~ e; :
December. 113.H4iINc.: steamer mixed
l0A04lc. white corn, by sample, Dq BE
yellow do. i0042llc
oats Inactive: 10 white Western
3Jc asked. No. mixed. Western, @lc.
Rye dun and easy; No. ,, jO05lc
Hay quiet. good 20 choice timothy,
S1IJpNlJ.JO.
Grain freights steady and unchanged.
Butter steady. creamery, fancy, 30
%.t fair t0 choice. 2JH21c. imitation,
2l02Jc.
Other articles unchanged.
Bonds-Nirglnia consols. 3iis Baltimore
and Ohio stock, n asked; Northern cen
fral stocK tgi. bid. Baltimore and ohio
southwestern nrsts loft bid. tohsoi-
dated Gas stocks, li4@3J.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-21
Miss yevtOn's booklet

Colonial Virginia" by Miss Mary Mann
Page Newton. read before the Congress
of Nations at the Worlds Fair. and the
charming letters to the Times from the
Columbian Exposition. has now been pub
lshed by West, Johnston q co.
Besides these delightful reflections Of
the most brilliant scintillations Of the
great Fair referred 10 above, Miss New
ton has added one not before published,
The whole makes one Of the most de-
lightful treats for a leisure hour that
could be selected
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-21

points I'M 10 10 points down: December.
$3.50: March. siGiOefiG.2D; May. xi5U,;
July. sl3.23: September. slf.v5. Spot Rio
easy and more active; No. !. siS.25
';ugar-Raw quiet and steady; fair re-
timing. 2>c. Refined steady and In mod
crate demand OF \. 4 3-itim nc, cut
loaf. 515 s.iGc. crushed, J-a5 Site;
grapulated 4 3-lG0t a..
Freights 70 Liverpool quiet and easy;
cotton, s-,,2d.. grain. 27Sm:,d.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-21
TOBACCO EXCHANGE

RICHMOND. w, Doc. =, TN'''.
No offerings OF tobaccos at auction on
Change to-day.
Private sales reported TO the secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day.
Wrappers II hogsheads: filters. 1:i cut
tiers. 30: smokers II; scrap tbrigho, ),
lugs dark, . Total 80 hogsheads
The tobacco inspector reports to-day:
InspectiOns-B Bright l6 hOgsheads; dark,
hogsheads. Reiuspcctons- fright, =
hogsheads: dark. hogsheads and / tierce.
Farmers. Shelburnes s.. ShOCkoe, Daven-
ports. Planters Seabrooks, Old Domn-
ion. and Meats tobacco warehouses re-
port to-day. Receipts. 66 packages. de-
liveries. - packages.
United states internal revenue collec.
tons for the city Of Richmond, Va, to-
day: Cigars ana cigarettes. Spots; plus
tobaccos, Sl.5JS3s. Total, Sl,77S.J5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-21
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. MO, Dcc. Colour dull;
patent. S2a-,fi3.Io: choice. s2.wNf2io
Wheat higher; May. GIG, December
JSHc
corn higher; december. Jjc. January.
32i~c.
oats dull. December. 2Tigc; May. 30iac
POrk-Standard mess. $500. on orders
So ~.
PRIV Sailed Meats-ShouhIers, SO l2Ia
longs and clear ribs, S6.37is; shorts, 500
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-21
salvation Army Here.

The Salvation Army people are in the
city. They arrived yesterday. and last
night held meeting at the Union Gospel
Mission corner of Eighth and Main.
They are announced 10 appear az the
Rescue Mission. on Mayo street. tonight.
The detachment is in charge OF Adjutaut
Durham. who has the general oversight
OF the work in this and adjoining States.
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H4rE HEcOME LAW.
Governor Mckinney Has Signed All bliS
Passed by the Legislature

Governor Mckinney has approved an
the bits which have been passed pN inc
General Assembly They are eight Sem
ATE bins and twelve House bills as foi-
lows. A.,
senate Fin no /. An act extending
the time for the collection Of taxes i9r
the year 1898 IN Caroline county
Senate 1881 No ?: An act 10 authorize
n directors aud managers OF the Fe-
male Orphan Asylum. AZ FrederickSbure'
Va. 90 transfer, convey, and deliver The
real and Personal property of that cor
poraiion TO the Assemblys Home ana
School, at Fredericksburg, Va, as soon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-21
RsIlroad stool.
hun ...
GRAiN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. Va, lee. - 1876.

Offerings Wheat l.i30 bushels corn
fNhitel iaG bushels. corn ,mixed)' ."
bushels: oats. 80 Dusheis. oor,
sales-Wheat. 1876 bushels; corn pr,
(white). 3lG bushels. corn lhiAeub 90
omotatIoUst Wheat--Longnerry Tie. 10
&c. mixed. ,ssc. TO &c. shortberry' '"c'
10 &c; No. . red. Gi;t. 20 g'sc. 49,,
- Corn Si White prime Virginia dag lotsl,
lGc.: white new. 12e; 10 10 'ac'i 10 :
white. ice No. > miAeh t'e, % - -.
No. : mixed. 3sc TO 53isc.' No. mixed
SIC. 70 34i.c.
T,vp 1le ia 80.
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SAVANNAH

SAVANNAH. GA. Dec Turpentins
firm At pc, for regulars at opening and
quickly advanced 70 ~ &C., receipts, Al
casks.
Resin firm. steady. and in demand
sales 5000 barrels. Quote-A, h. G.
and II. $io5: =. Siio. +. xIl5: 6. Sl.W
II. SLsO: J. Sl..D: Is, So: VI. %'.iJ. y
500, window glass, Sj.3j; water white
81 To-
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CINCINNAT1

CINCINNATI, o.. Dec. 20.-Flour
strong: patent, S3.I5lli.00. family, 81. 1Oa
Wheat steady at 5S65ac. for No. ..
Corn lower. No. > yellow, 3lc.' mixed
SIC.
Pork steaGy: clear mess, Sllpl; family
pork. Sl5.OO. 80.
dried. 500