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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-30
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
WASHINGTON, ID. c., August 70
ram Forecast for Virginia: Nortnerly
fhlh winds; fair weather.
For North Carolina: Variable
] winds. southerly on the coast; lair
weather.

NEW YORK, August 29.-The tendency
sof affairs at the Stock Exchange touay
was In the direction Of Improvement, not
so much early In the day as toward toe
close for the reason that In the carry
trading the bulls offered little opposluoh
10 the manipulation for lower prices Inc
bears made several raids on the list and
depressed the market ii 10 per cent from
last nights closing Sugar, General Eiec-
trio and Chicago Gas leading. While the
selling for local account was in progress.
however. banking houses with foreign con-
nections were liberal buyers, and London
alone purchased upwards OF 5000 SHARES,
according TO reliable estimates. This ADJ
sorption induced the bulls to take hold
with considerable vigor and the day ad-
vanced. and between and o'clock sharp
advances were recorded all along the line.
Those who sold short during the morning
found the work Of covering exceedingly
difficult.
In addition 10 the inquiry from this
source there was brisk demand for the
long account and speculation assumed
positively buOyant tone. The improve
ment was due chiefly o the heavy vote In
the House yesterday in favor of the un-
conditional repeal of the Sherman silver
law, which exercised a very favorable
influence abroad. The advance In the &C
tive llst was equal to IL TO IL per cent,
the later In Sugar. which sold within a
traction OF SO. All the other Industrials
were prominent. although the rise in Chi
cago Gas was checked by rumors that
the Fidelity Trust Co, OF Philadelphia.
would refuse to pay the scrip dividend
Just declared by the Chicago Gas Com
pany Among the railways. the Grang-
ers, Lake Shore. Erie. Lackawanna. and
Chicago and Eastern Illinois preferred
scored the greatest advances. In the
In the speclalties American Tobacco sold
up b l-lc on sales OF only a few hundred
shares. The total transactions were 2g2
VVO shares. including 81, 200 unlisted. The
market closed strong at or near the top
prices. P
Sub-treasury balances: Coin. s515si-
VoO; currency. S,9S7COO.
money on call has been easy. RANGING
from TO 4; last loan at 2. and closing Of
Tered at 2; Prime mercantile paper Sl,t2
per cent; sterling exchange is weak.
WIN actual business in bankers hills a,
S'Sl i-2aA2 l-2 for sixty days and s1sGl,sise
20 Tor demand paper; posted rates $40 ID
1850 commercial bills, $iS0a4S5 IL Gov
eminent bonds steady. State bonds drI,
railroad bonds duh.
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REMOVE THE TRACKS.
rsoss IN sWANseos0 MUST Dc
TAKEN up UNLESS USED.
The Chesterfield Tramps not those who
were with the Murdered Mao.
other Manchester Items.

swanboro people are kicking about the
car service now being given them. ana
last Monday brought the matter to the
attention Of the Board OF Supervisors OF
chesterfield. The authorities viii require
,hc company 90 take up the tracks on the
uu!l street extension that has never been
used. and viii also require them TO run
thu same schedule in SwanborO as Is DC
ire ufn IN Manchester
The county authorizes are still working
GA the Temple murder mystery. but as
,.., have no clue as 20 the mans identity.
J,,yr tramps were arrested in Chesterfield
...nty sunday. but after seeing them COM
,,onwcalih's Attorney Coehill was satisfied
ffsf they were not the guilty parties as
nv were mere youths. while the men seen
vrn The old murdered man were middle
car used in tho old Grove shaft at
Midlothian broke loose Monday and ran
f.f, on empty car. badly hurting three
negroes.
r.r.uircncc has been received here OF
,i. death OF Mr.. Uriah Wells, Ia the asy-
l.,. 40 stanton. The deceased was form
civ % resident o. Itl..,.
county
vr George W. Blankenship Of this city
r.-. i.al "a letter yesterday announcing the
t...-l of Dis cousin. Sir. Charles Wool
t..frr. SON Of Mr.. Arthur Woodbridge. Of
SLuJuar,er
10. D. p Lester Of Chesterfield. killed
r.e deer several DAYS aro.
ST. and Mrs. !. \. Lester and their son.
r..t..I. OF Chesterfield, were IN the city
Yesterday
Hnt. rerch are biting wen IN the river
Be.t Noyos bridge and many fshcrmar
. -.II luck there daily.
.r Willie Burton. who is connected with
o.. richmond & Danvillc Railroad com
.... .u Washington. IS her on q visit 10
.- parents.
Hr Walter Holland. OF Elwoo1. and
t. I.tue Eittlc. OF Windsor are visit
-. George ittt,,. iu Durstcrnciu. u,
Crossing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-30
WHOLE FAMILIES DIE.
Terrible spread OF the Cholera IN Aus.
trim Poland.

Rtnal. aug. 29.-The cholera In Gallicia
...,I.- O. increase. There has not been
..... case ~ recovery from the Asiatic
. Na1lc families have died within
HF-fnur hours Ten districts have
.. Effected.
..f. reports represent the plague as
. Nul,u, than ii was at Hamburg
...r
is panic at the town Of We
... people declaring that the patients
. I.,u poisoned By the doctors In
tl -.t ril Of the poor. The cholera
... tts st0rnoi by the excited pop
.rI the military were obliged to
&c.
......s l.vo 90 be forclbly removed
. fi.ir homes.
D. r-afI4n government now admits
... ...r seventy commuUcs Of Hungary
.. affected
...u outbreak has occurred in the
..... .. r. Nsl.ln river. deCimating the
....'.c- from BIkswina. The reported
HHla V.-fh itself, however. Is
... lively denied.
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Storm NJ Eagles Nero.

WiLIIAMsPoRT, Pa, Aug. 29.-The storm
at Eagles Mere was the severess ever OK
pcrienced at that summer resort. One
cottage, that occupied by Judge Wilson,
Of Philadelphia, was totally demolished,
and the Judge was injured painfully by
being struck on the head by flying tim
Der. The full force Of the wind struck tho
cottage, cleaving it horizontally through
the middle as if by a knife, the first story
being blown from under the second. Mrs.
Wilson and her childeen were up stairs
but escaped m!racu!ously. The barn in the
rear Of DR.. Nuts cottage was demolished
and the Hotel Raymond suffered Tho
breakage Of nearly all the windows on one
side
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-30
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. Aug. 29-Flour duh and
unchanged Wheat firm; No. 2 red, spot
ana August, 66d66hc; September, Coo
csc; october, 6S1sQ6S%c; Steamer No.
red, 63hdG3lzc. Milling wheat, by sam
pie, 65q67c. Corn dull; mixed, spot and
August, Acc bid; September. 45NG5hc;
October, 46hc asked; white corn by
sample, 49G5Oc; yellow, by sample,
49G5Oc Oats steady; No. 2 white, West
ern, 331sQ34c; No. mixed, Western,
9Okc. Rye dull No. 2, aQ52c. Hay very
quiet; good to choice timothy, $14a1450.
Grain freights quiet and unchanged.
Provisions steady and unchanged. But
ter firm; creamery. fancy 24a24lkc; fair
TO choice, 22a23c; imitation, l9d2Oc.
Eggs easy at l4laQ15c Coffee quiet, Rio
cargoes fair. 19c; No. z. l6hc. Sugar
strong: graduated, 5a5asc Whisky
firm at sil9Ql20. Peanuts unchanged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-30
MAINE INrELLI0ENCE

IMMATURE ALMANAC, June % 1852 S.oo
sun rises. o.OO
sun sets. 0.oa
Moon rises. - n. "a
HIGH TIDE. 80.
PORT OF RICHMOND, July ~ 1870
ARRIVED.
Steamer Pocahontas. Deyo' N o,Io.n'
merchandise and passengers; /. "eisinseh
superintendent
SAILED.
Steamship Old Dominion, Couch new
Yory merchandise and passengers; Geo.
w. Allen & CO., agents.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS.
(By Telegraph)
ARRIVED.
Schooner c. r. futile, Hampton hoaas
PORT OF WEST POINT, Aug. ~, isss
(By Telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Charlotte. Nickle. BALTIMORE
passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Elm City, Marshall WeiAer
ton, passengers and general cargo
SAILED.
Steamship Charlotte. Niekie, batumore'
passengers and general cargo.
Steamship elm city. Marshall WsAkeF-
ton; passenger and general cargo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-30

He Declares That He IL Not German
PartIcularist.

BERLIN, Aug GA thousand persons
from Fraukford-Gn.th he Main journeyed to
Kssingen yesterday for the purpose OF
paying their respects to Prince Bismarck,
who is soiourning at Kissingen. This Is
the third important deputation that has
visited the ex chancellor during his visit
at that Bavarian watering PLACE.
In replying to an address f-esented to
him by his visitors, Prince Bismarck said
he was rejoiced that the old Frankfort
bundesrath had not been revived. Refer
ring to the comments made upon his
speech last Sunday to Che deputation from
Thuringis, Prince Bismarck protested
against being stigmati5ed as a particular
list. In his remarks 10 the Thuringians he
had simply advised that the diets Of the
federal states carefully watch the doings
Of the federal council, because that body
was working with closed doors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-30
Election Orcnrs Sentenced.

PniLADELPuIA. Aug. 2o.-Judge Butler,
In the United States district court sen
fenced Joseph r. Kidd. James Thompson
and Hugh ONeill, the respective judge,
majority inspector and minority inspector,
in the Sixteenth division OF tue Third
ward. who was convicted last Thursday
of having received legal votes and made
a false certificate IA the Vsux-McAleer
election contest in November 1890, 10 pay
fine of 500 each and 10 undergo an i'm
prisonmeut Of two years aud six months
IN the Eastern peDitentiary.
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rhr.n Mnrlntlo Acld in Her Face.

u..a TOY. y. j., Aug. %. - When
y..a. lls Theodore Wilson, Of Shiloh.
uasue grI q ring at her door bell sue was
confronted ty a masked man, who hurled
u.r.s.l. acid ~ her face from a bottle.
~.. seized him, tore OF his mask and
t.4,a. to have recognized him "A a well
b.. Na Young man of Bridgston, who was
recently arrested for stealing. Mrs. VII
s.4 IS flesh sud clothes were badly burned
brtle 4r.d. but She will recover No ar
Ie. have been made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-30
Sixteen Now bend.

LONG ISLAND CITY, L. l., Aug. 2a-Au-
gust Jacobson, the sixteenth victim Of
the great midnight railroad accident on
the Long Island railroad Saturday night,
died in at. Johns hospital, Long Island
City yesterday. OF the sixteen injured ut
the hospital, five are in very critical CON
dition, and may die Mt any hour. The
bodies OF Il. Newman and J. j. Hiland
Manhattan Beach hotel walters, were
identified They had recently been hired
as extra hands during the rush and were
Oh their way home when killed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-30
.Ga4l5GRo AT WILLIAMS GROVE.
Large Assembly at the Twentieth
Annual Exhibition.

CuI-tT. Pa. Aug. e9.-Yesterday was
o., opening day Of the twentieth annual
Interstate exhibition Of the Changers, at
William, Grove Several thousand persons
t-u nearly every state, with their families
a.I ir.al. were present in the grove. The
,t.r. SOS took place in the auditorium at
l.tr.-t one o'clock, when Hon. Leonard
j .le worthy state master, who has been
., c,,i as the presiding officer for the
seek. aru-e and delivered a string address
t.t.. ar-. audience, and announced the
I- exhibition formally opened. He was
i N.i yy Manager Thomas in speech
e., Welcome
rt.d-2.ay Of machinery is large, over
or. hundred carloads of exhibits being
st.d during the past few days. Dis
'..-. >.,u Changers are coming III on
.... .-.Iu. aud the show will be as big rs
,.-t..,r,. both Ia attendance and display.
I.-t. ..ruiu- stcreopticon views OF the
Nn,l- fa.7 were displayed on canvass TO
o. IarRc crowd Today will DO devoted to
temperance
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GONE FOR COLONIAL RECORDS.
Judge clark coii.e,,n. poeusnep. Rel.
live ton. q. H,story

Special Telegram 10 The Dispatch
RALEIGH, n. ca Aug. 23.-Judge Wal
ter Clark left today for Madison. Wis
consin, on important business lie will
procure copies for the gtatc OF the parts
OF the Lyman draper collection OF docu-
mcnts. relative 20 North Carolina history
for publication IN the colonial records
which ne Is preparing. He will then 90
10 New York and examine the papers OF
General Horatio Gates In the Lenox IL
brary, procuring copies OF those relative
10 North Carolina. he will be absent
bbOUt two months. Judge Clark has
Just obtained from London copies OF pa
pers OK very greet value bearing on North
Carolina history. These were found while
South Carolina documents were being ex-
aminai
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-30
Reductions in Sorrjstoyyn

EoRRIsTowS, Pa, Aug. 29.-The pud
oilers employed in three Conshohocken
rolling mills held n meeting for the pur-
pose Of debating the reduction in their
wages amounting to 10 per cent. They
say they are willing to accept fair reduc-
ton for the period of stagnation, but that
they cannot afford TO accept the proposed
looping off 1he Woodstock wooden mills,
in this borough. resumed yesterday under
a trusteeship, the hands accepting ~ per
cent reduction
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-30
WIN Accept Monthly Payment.

uuIroSIL, Pa, Aug. 29.-Consldera-
d.. l..,at.siActiou has been occasioned
throughout the mining districts over tho
action & tho miners in the Broad Top re-
t.l ,D.d 40 The Troy mines in the Clear
i.i region. agreeing 10 accept monthly
payment, willis the present depression ex-
...- Iu., action is in violation OF the rules
l-t. uted Mino Workers association
aida Ia.,s, meeting will be held at Houu-
tt.. lrSt saturday to consider the ques-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-30
Liberty Ben on Its Journey.

Nav NoEg, Aug. 29-The Columbian
Liberty bell was escorted from the dock Of
ua C,uzyu, line, at the foot OF West
Ieata street 10 Jersey City yesterday
d.. BEL! was artisticaiiy draped with Cue
s;Ar, and Stripes, but sufficiently ak
? SCI! o. ctyo all those along the line OF
iyg,o au opportunity TO see It. 1t Is 70 go
g. Chicago by way Of Philadelphia, VIII
u.tE,ou, Washington, Baltimore, Harris
b.is and Indianapolis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-30
Foreirners Leave the Country.

PlTTsBUGG, Aug 20-There is an exodus
OF Hungsrians from this section. the re-
suit Of the times. Within the last six
weeks 900 Hungarians and Italians have
left the Connellsville regions for their
homes and since Aug. 10 $40 Huns, Poles
and Italians have deserted the mines Of
the Monongahela valley. Of the 900 for
eigners who came here during the last
year /, 400 will 20 back as soon as they have
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-30
C,use of Che Harlem Railroad Wreck.

NEW YORK. Aug 29.-The evening Post
says: The cause Of the collision on the
Harlem road, between Ice Pond and Dyke
man. where two passenger trains dashed
into each other at full speed on Saturday
afternoon. has been ascertained 1t arose
from an error in transmitting the train
dispatcher's message to the conductors.
The operator and train dispatcher have
been arrested
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-30

LINCOLN, H., Aug. 29-Thomas Grady,
@ waiter from Philadelphia, was found
lying terribly mangled at the foot OF the
t4taakmeni near this place. DE made an
a,enortem statement 20 the effect that
A. ts was climbing up the side ladder OF
;r. slJ car be met brakeman who hit
L... ou the head with a lantern, knocking
Dim Oh the ladder when he fell between
O.. .4r, 10 tie rails. He will die.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-30
Death of n Wilmington Editor.

WILMINGTON, Del, Aug. 20.-SolomOn
Hersey, aged 60 years, editor of the Daily
Republican and clerk of the city council,
died here. lie was the oldest newspaper
man In active service in the city. He was
born In York, Pa, and had lived in this
city for over forty years. He was an
earnest Methodist, a strong temperance
advocate and an active Republican.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-30
The Colorcd Baptists.

CtIuslE. Pa, Aug. 20.-festerday was
te dosing day of the oolored Baptist con-
,,eur1, representing a number OF south
e.. s.etes. which has been in session here
&, several days. The morning exercises
were devoted entirely 70 business. After
sErral short addresses by visiting clergy
usu aud general handshakiog the conven'
ton adjourned 70 meet at Winchester, Va.
Lex, August.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-30
A Rejected Lovers Desperation.

BROOKLYN, Aug. 29.-William Howlatt,
aged 80, of New York, attempted TO muir
der his sweetheart Mary Yskowsky, OF
williamsburg, yesterday. They had been
engaged to be married, but the girl broke
Of the engagement. After shooting her
twice be placed the pistol 10 his right tenn
pie aud fired. He died instantly and the
girl is ia dying condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-30
Thiaxes CAPTURED.

HroKsvILLR, L. l., Aug. 29.-Oficer Will
lam Smith, of Farmlngdale, arrested John
SETTER and Louis Rupp at that place last
evening. They are charged with a num-
Der of robberies In Newark. n. j., and had
IN their possession horse and buggy
stolen from Clayton &c Hoff, liverymen OF
Newark
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-30
senator Murphy WIN Retire.

TROY, n. Y, Aug. 29.-It is reported
here and in Albany on good authority that
Senator Murphy has decided TO retire
from the Democratic state committee, and
that he will be succeeded by Mayor
Whelan, of this city This also includes
the making of Lieutenant Governor
Sheehan chairman of the committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-30
A Harvest for Thieves.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 29.-The lack OF
confidence In banks aud saving institu-
tions is proving harvest for thieves. Mrs,
Margaret Davis, of this city, buried 81, 400
in her cellar last weeG and then went to
Pittman Grove camp meeting. On her re-
turn the money was gone. She said no one
knew of its whereabouts but herself
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-30
N. Ksvo,n,,ou an puono. Ayres

BCENOs AYEEs, Aug. 29.-The govern
melt has forbidden the newspapers to
publish military VI political news. aud a
vigorous censorship has been established.
Tie governor Of the province OF Cor
rieutss. who dea to Paraguay 10 escape
from the victorious rsvolutionists, Is now
returning with relnforoements to attack
the revolutionary army.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-30
znre DroMned.

Troy, n. Y, Aug. ga special to The
Times says; The yacht Alpha capsized
near Elm Point, Lake Champlain, and
Captain q. p. Witherbee, Willie Bread
ner, Whitman Brush aud two persons
named Gildea and Joubcrt were drowned.
The boat sank about a third OF a mile
from the shore in twenty feet OF water
Joseph LeBarge swan ashore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-30
Steel Armor Inventor Dead.

ORANGE, n. j., Aug s9-Hayward A:
Harvey, the inventor of the Harveyized
steel armor plate and roller screw, died
from kidney trouble. He invented many
improvements for the manufacture OF
wire. and he was the inventor OF the rolled
sorew and Harvey steel process.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-30
Wn.h Day at Ocean drove.

OCEAN GROVE, Aug. 29.-Yesterday was
wash day" at the camp meeting" Inc
morning sermon was preached, as IT has
been for the past fifteen years, by Presi-
dent Thomas Hnnlon, ID. d., OF Pennlhy
ton seminary, y. j. Rev. Isaac Naylor'
the Yorkshire Evangelist, preached In the
afternoon. and Rev. Alfred Barnes, OF
Enstnn. in ihr 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-30
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

NEW YORK. Aug. .29.-Cotton dull
uplands. rs; Orleans, rs; sales. Isl
bales; good ordinary. 6iz; low 'middling
3-l6d. Futures closed steady. Sales
800. August. nominal; September
1852; October. 1885, November ISL; De
cember. 79l; January. 500; February
500; March, SIS; April s.27; May, $50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-30
prataman,. Terrible Injuries.

NoRRrsrowN, Pa. Aug. 2e.-Ale1ander
Baxter, 40 years old, brakeman on the
stony Creek railroad, was knocked from a
freight car at Hartranft Station, and faii'
ing under the cars. had both legs so shock
inaly rhangled that it was necessary to
ampusate them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-30


NEW YORK, August 29.-Flsur easy
and in moderate demand; Southern -four
dull and easy; Common To fair eXtra&l0
G3.10; good to choice do, $3.15df2j. Wheat
dull and lower, closing steady; No. red,
store and elevator, 6Sd69c; ahoat. 6S la
6S 3-4c Options quiet and irregular. clos
ing at n decline Of 1-SG5-Sc., with trading
restricted by the scarcity ~ islegraphic
news; No. red closing: May, 81 lie;
August, 6S l-2c.; September 6S 5-Sc. Corn
duh but steady; No. 2. A. l-4c., In elevator;
A. 3-idl6c. afoat. Options were very '''i'i
and 1-SG1-4c. lower; closing steady; Au-
gust. 45c. September, sc; October. 41c;
December, 47c oats quiet and steady:
options dull and easier; August, 30 Is;
September. 30 lie; October 30 SIC; No
vember. 3lc Spot No 3 SOC. No. white,
&c: mixed western. 30G32c.; white do. SfGe
i2c Wool dull but steady; domestic fieecc.
20Q2Sc pulled, 16d25c. Beef dull, tpt
steady: family, I0Gl2c.; extra mess |"0
dSO0; beef hams quiet at $3.50 Tierced
beef dull; city extra India mess, l5e'ic.
Cut meats steady but dull; picked Bellies,
II 1-2c. shoulders. 3-4G7c.; hams, IL la
lie. Middles nominal. Lard nominal;
western steam closed $50. nomin;-iiy: t:;y,
SIC. Option sales none. Refined dull;
continent, $40; s. A., S65; COM
dull; new mess, 16Gl7c. Cottonsead oil dull
and nominal; crude, 93q3ic. yellow. "a
4Oc. Petroleum quiet and steady. Hos'n
steady and quiet: strained common to
good, 90q95c Turpentine firm and quiet
at 27d27 1-2c Rice firm and quiet; &C.
nestle fair to extra. 2 7-sG5 1-2c.; japan.
1-Sff4 1-2c. Molasses. foreign norif al:
New Orleans, open kettle good TO choice,
e0L2gc. Market steady and quiet. Pea
nuts Gull: fancy handpicked, Lat :-;c
Coffee, options opened quiet AMI closed
steady and unchanged to l0c down; Sep
tember, sl515; December. Aj.2iI5.@c;
March, 1886. Spot Rio firm and qI'et; No.
7. IS 2-Sc. Sugar, raw duh and nominal
fair refining. &C.; centrifugals, ~ test
lie; refined firm and quiet: OF A,
4 l2-lcG5 1-Sc; standard A. 8 $780, S.Sc.
rranuiated 5 3-lGG5 l-2c. Fret, 'ts TO
| Liverpool weak and dull; cotton, I'D;
gram, SAC bid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-30

REVENUE COLLECTIONS.
Cigars and cigarettes. ss.osss5; tobacco.
$685. Total 5.S96sO.
Cincinnati reports very decided i'm
provement in her tobacco market, due
to poor tobacco crcp reports OF individ-
uals OF the trade who have seen the
crop. The advance in low grades in. the
past few days, the Tribune says, has
been from &C to 1c, and &c on better
qualities. Finances are better and a
better feeling pervades the trade. The
associated ware houses report a stronger
market and expected advances with tu-
dicious offerings.
The cyclone damage TO tobacco Is still
TO be heard from more fully. Carolina
and Louisiana are said to have suffered
heavily. Mr.. j. A. Lester, OF Chester
field. reports his crop much blown down.
Tobacco ripening Just now IL brittle and
easily broken and bruised when rained
on. the leaves torn and gritty, IL can
find use hardly above the scrap grade.
Messrs. T. SMcDearman, Rockymount,
N. c., and ]. p. Taylor. OF Henderson.
N. c., and Hugh Holcombe. OF Dan
VILE. va. were among visitors here to-
day.