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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-03
rHn corroN MAHRsTx

yvrxpoo,. Yesruary :. = xse~ = 0se>ss =
s sss,, c. saS siso sssS; xpr ssS sv
5 7-64d.. slso g-04d,, also e-e4d, ~
9u mean ana JAY, io-sld., also ) ii:a4d, s!sc
8 i2.64d. July and AuGuat, f2-04dy sieo
5 i3-eld.; August and september, 1880
sso 3 i E-xusrscsa msaaI,as fair, Q s-ied.; ;
low middling. 1l-led; eood oTUnasy.
I s.e4d. february and Lsrch, 5 l-64a55.d4d. !
Apst $50 S.s e: :segF si. Ara ss .Ga
s MS NJ. June sne JAY, fas lied. july
and Ausust, 8 1904, Aus1st and sep
tember, 5 Ii-e4a5 121 soptember and W.
toosr. s-e4s' '-e4d. or'' closed au's' 00'
Ssw Yoxx, February ?.-spos cotton CLOSED
duh: upiands, . 7-l6c 0rieaps ii:igc.
low middiing, &C.; rood ordinary, Disc
sales, I7s baies Futures closed steady sales.
no., Tale. s, Jas. A sas JUL,
se.ds; August, e9.70; ssptenb er, ee.As; DC,
sober, 1891. Total net rcceiote % on
ports, 2o,G5A bales; exports--orest bfuaIn'
loss. 500 bales. Totals 90 far this week: Net
receipts. 70.s76 bsiesi exports--to Great pt,.
tain, IS, 744 bales; to France. 7,l45 bales; 70
the Continept, 80, 792 baleA
NEW ORLEANS. February 2.-Cotton fnturee
Sarch, ss.si: April. 1890, May, $3.50; June
1887; July, e9.42-
sAyAL-sroRE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON, N. c., February 2.-Roein frm
strained, 81. good strained, s1.03. rurpent'nt
fra at tic. Tar steady at e1.15. Crude sur
pentine steady; hard. 81; soft snd virgin. st.Io
sAyASSAH. GA, February 2-Lnrpenan'
nrm al 30l%c. Rosin hrni o. vi. ioast.Lo
CHARLESTON, 5. c.. February 2.-Tufpenun'
Arm at SOC Rosin firm at . 05 for eoot strained
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Reported for the Dspstch.l
ErnprApy market auiet. Transaction
very light at quotations. Prime, 2lsssssc; ex
ira prime. 2f4c.; fancy, &c.; factory hand
picked, 3a4l4c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-03
The KessNlcH TESTIMONIAL.
A Delightful Musical Programme Enjoyed
bya Large Audience.

The testimonial concert to Professor
John Kessnich. given OF the Mozart Acade-
my Of Music last night. was fitting tn
butte 20 the merits of one of Richmond's
best-known musicians. II was compli-
ment that any one might be proud of. and
Ii IL safe 10 say that Professor kessnich
fully appreciates the efforts of his friends
ia his behalf The best talent of the city,
both vocal and instrumental took part and
the weil-arTauged programme was greatly
enjoyed by the large audience present.
Mrs. Jacob Reinhsrdt, Mrs. John H..
Knowles. Mrs. g. 0'B CowardIn. Miss Bes-
sic Cabell Pace. Mrs X. w. Courtney. Miss
Anime Hammer, aud Messrs hoses May,
J. Emory shaw, and Frank W. Cunning
ham we're the Vocalists. while the instru-
mental part of the entertainment was
given by q most excellent orchestra under
the direction Of Professor Jacob Rein
hArdt.
CulhDgworth's Union Scouts executed
"A very creditable march. No verbal com
mands were given. but were indicated by
a whistle Not the least ENJOYABLE feature
was the violin solo bv Professor Henry
+. Laube. The LADY singers were the re-
cipients Of handsome bouquets.
The accompanIments were PLAYED by
Messrs. Reinhardt. Mathews, and shaw.
Altogether. the concert was one OF the
pleasantest of the winter season, ana us
artistic success Is MI the more gratifying
because Of the fact that IT was gwen en-
tlrely by local talent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-03

an .micablc adjustment might be effected,
but che outlook Yesterday was loss favora-
BILE. The officers OF the union when seen
Yesterday said that vt the four coat makers
employed by the firm who decided nc
Monday nights meeting 10 quit work only
one had returned, but Mr.. Ewig, his part
ner, MIR. Moncure, and one of their work
men declared that two had como back and
that they did not care about the
other two. The union men contend
that this firm, having declined 70
recognize the unicn longer. has made
its own schedule OF prices. which are In
the main far lower than are paid by the
other flrst-class shops here: that Ewig
q Co. having succeeded TO the business OF
Mr.. Shafer. whose shop was always the
standard. should not now cut prices TO the
plane of second. and third-class estab-
lishmenis. Messrs. Ewlg * Co., on the
other hand. claim that they pay as much.
OF more. for first-class work than any other
concern. and that for the cheaper grades
Of work, which they have introduced
since the retirement OF Mr. Shafer. they
pay more than several Of the houses that
are recognized by the union and for which
the very mon employed by them have been
permitted 10 work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-03
MARKETS ~ TELEGRAPH.
KEW YORK.

NEW YORK. February 2.--Fiour dull buyers
ana sellers apart Southern four duh and
easy. wheat dull and lower with options closing
steady; No. 2 red. store and elevator. .esIs'1e;
s Iassr I Ma red February, 7sssc; March.
7psSc.: May, s1gSc. Corn dull and lower, cioelng
steady. No. 2, 54Isc. In elevator; 65Isc. scoat;
yellow. Doc. options dsclned,ssesc on very
Nav. 53lsc. oats quiet and easier; options dun.
lower, and weak: February, 3Iesc; NAY, osx@;
spot prfces--No. =. 3S14c.; NO. =, wnlts; so1ya
40zsc. mixed western, 3o4e3s,tc' WIZ ~,
dun. Tierced beef quiet and nrm; Cut meats
dull but firm. middles quiet ana lower. .A.a
ouiet and steady; western steam ciossa
sii. 7Oas1I. so; city, slf.S0; February, sIi.oS;
xarcn siI.5o: May, SLIGO; refined quiet and
weak. continent, s12.25. Pork quiet and low
or: old mess, sle25a$lS.Iot new mess,
$40 rs: extra prime noninaL cotion.sced on
duil and easier; crude. SIC. asked yellow olc.
Resin scarce and arm. Turpentine duh and oasy
al 33i1a33tSc. Molasses--Foreign nominal |;
Now Orleans open kettle, good 10 enoeo, pIin
and fairly active. Peanuts quiet ana seeaos.
70 points up, and closed steady and unchanged
10 ) points MP; February. sl1.3cayins0 !,
March, s1T.05es17.10; May slo.ooasiee.ooo0 .
September, s16.30a$l5.4o; December sio: 1,)s
1895; spot Rio quiet and steady; Nc. q i',sa
isc. sugsr-Rsw steady and In moderate de-
mnnd, fair refining, 11-10c. centrifugais'
p6-test, 3 y-l6c.; refined quiet and STEADY
Freights dull and easy; cotton 3-3Eo' era'i'
lISd. bid. oo
CHICAGO, February 7.--Almost dead calm
peryaded tho trading pits to-day, except 10 the
provision crowd during the iast halt nours.
brokers spent the time In discussing gloomy
forebodings regarding snti-options. There was
a general drop in prices, bath IN grain and IN
provisions The following are the days Losses
Compared With yesterdays closing quotatlons
In wheat ". ; corn, ssc oats, Ac.; pork, Soc.
lard 15c' aud ribs, 20c. The feature OF the
whole market was the fact that the July futures
sold AT wider discount from the May than IL
h ~ recently.
changed No. spring and red wheat, l.3ssc.
No. 2 corn, 4334c. NO. 9 oats. 3la3lAc Pork
sI7.s7l6asIS. Lard. slL20. shortrlb sides
go. gOas1O. Dry-salted shoulders, s8sa 1sas iO'
ShortS.iear sides, sI0.65asIo.70. Wniskey,
SLY.
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nIaeting of Pickett Camp.

A well-attended meeting of Pickett
Camp. G. v. was held last night and seve-
raj new members were elected.
The death of Mr.. Henry c. Ferguson
was reported and due respect was pad to
in COMPANY G.. First Virginia Infantry,
until he mas disabled in Pickett's charge
Of Gettvsburg, where he lost an arm.
Rev. Landon r.. Mason delivered brief
address. in which he expressed bis plea
sure at meeting his old comrades; while
Commander Pollard, of Lee Camp, made a
short speech
The entertainment TO be given al the
Academy OF Music in order to procure
finds to erect the Pickett cottage at the
soldiers Home will take place on the Odd
of tins month. The Old Guard and va
nous other local Organizations will attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-03
The CHRISTIAN eNDEAVoRERS.
Celebrating tho Twelfth Anniversary OF
the Society.

The lecIure-room of the Grace-Street
Presby terrain church was crowded last
night with representatives. OF the SIX Rich
mond societies OF Young Peoples CHRIS
tlan Endeavor, and there was aiso present
a good delegation from the society recent:
lv organized III the West-End church OF
Manchester The occasion was the com:
memoratIon OF the twelfth anniversary OF
the organization of the society.
missions vas the theme OF the gather
ing. Messages from all the foreign mission
fields were read and responded to. Calls
Tor help we're also made and responded to
by tho various committees III the work.
The meeting was in charge of Mr.: James
W. Gordon. president of the society at
Grace-Street Presbyterian church.
An interesting address from DR.. Fair was
listened 10 with marked attention. His
theme was "Paul's Missionary Spirit. v
He greatly encouraged the Endeayorers
to go and labor on" In the glorious work
OF helping TO spread the Gospel IN foreign
lands. ,, -
In tho pulpit were also DR.. William T..
Judkius ana Mr. William +. Smith. presi-
dents respectively of the local unions oil
Richmond and Manchester.
A collection was taken up. the proceeds
of which are to 20 to the City Mission.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-03

about the highest q mo ysas. TIE 9ress tn
csudsd some West virginia tobacco d no par
ticular merit Attendance good. AuSeton safes
ON 'Cbause we're sun-cured old tobecco. wish one
exception-a new shoft log at t4.j0.
Tomorrow loose sales vii be the Largest yess
this year, and indications are tonight that ~
VIII DO the finest tobacco offered TINS scas,n
70 which our buyers should libersily respond 70
sustain prices uniformly.
InuieyiiIe sales Wednesday showed same
strength as heresofore, aud market remains ac-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-03
PrnneriY Trnn sfers.

Richmond. Alice ii. Davenport TO hin
Gan A Co.. Limited. 1917 feet on west 500
f,tteenth street near Cary. Sl0 Mrs. ,. A.
Poles trustee 10 Mamie Botfigheimer,
stock of goods, fixtures. &C.. at No, 100
Louisiana street, s2,i3j.23: ROBERT rec
man TO Mary Freeman. IL feet on east sue
ST. James street between jackson anu
Duval, So. Henderson Z. Jusus ana VIE
10 n. 4. Justls, interest IN four houses ana
80 On Webster street corner Hickory, two
bouses and lots on Hickory street. Is feet
on east side Cabell street, three houses
and lots on south side Leigh street be-
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth. and three
houses and lots on Poplar street corner
Fourteenth, $4,000: X. a. Lancaster ana
wife 10 John y. Purcell, 31& feet on nofth
side PARK avenue between Shafer and Har,
r,son streets. 5000: S. 81, W., &. L., and
g. q Maxwell TO :. c. Robertson, 10 feet
ON west side Sixth street between Clay ana
T,oigh So. 700; Oliver Thomas 10 FANNIE
s. wife of Il. l.. Uranium, 40 feet on Clay
street in exchange for property III Lynch
burg. r,,- u
Biedler, Lot in Square Y, Chesthut mn,
5000; Jackson Brandt and wife TO Martina
ID. Palmore for life and at her death 10
Sterling 4. Palmore. GO feet on south slde
PARK avenue. $3.50: A. b. Franklin TO
school District No. is trustees. y acre on
New road. So: Highland Park Compsay
10 II. s. Smith. Lot 1G in Square 80, Lot
IN Square %. Lot 20 IN Square IA. Lot IN
Souare IS. aud Lot in Square 10, $1,000 !;
Henderson p. JustIs and wife 20 X. A..
Justis. interest III 30 feet on Jacquelln
street northeast corner Carter. 500 ;
North-SIde Land Company TO a. IL. Bed
Ter, Lot in Square n, $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-03
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
fReorted for the Dispatcn-l

FEBRUARY 2-Anction offerings ON tnenge
20 packages and 3 rejectons; hisnrs''
lowest, S4.lo-nyernge, se.eo ~.
Private sales: Wrappers, 20; cutters, IL
dasks. 4; smokers, - nIlcrs, o--totaL % hoss
heads. 49,. nS
Internal-revsnue collections: S.xan sns
ciesretsar. 81, 1886; tobacco. s4s0sa 36-totai
pari loose sales: Crenshaw's Wsreho1se, s4.'
f,25 poands: highest price. eA5c. snocko<
Wsrs60uss. 1870 pounds; kighesf pfiee
nSdscsts brishs OLD tohsceo sA;ss to-day v1!h,
ouk change n - nrm aud uronx tono % ns
msrfet Loose bright saies incroeoed w1houl
showing any decided improvement ~ psoPos'
uon IN wrapper, while prices ssAsfsS w's'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-03

PIP. p. makes positive cures OF all
STAGES OF Rheumatism. Blood Poison.
scro,ula. Old Sores, Eczems. Malaria aud
Female Complaints. p. T. p. Is power
ful tonic. and On excellent appetizer, build
ing up the system rapidly.
For oid SORES, ss'I r5"p,'0 and ,ea veil
and enjoy the blessing only 20 be derived
from tie use Of p. +. r. Iprlckiy ASH
poke Root and potassiuml
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-03

Cbssss - o go q Railway omss.
Information received here YESTERDAY
states that Mr.. J. Y. rsfker took posses.
sion Of the Chesapeake and Ohio railway
once at Covipgton. Yesterday IN place II
Mr. J. q. Woodward. The latter. II = said.
was found short In bis accounts 10 some.
thing like q 800 TO es,eo0: Woodward YES
put IN the Co,ing gs 1i,ce . A ysaI end =
and originally from S.auDton. Nj. Parker
Was for come time q book-keeper and mar.
RED Miss Hammond. OF Covington.
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NorfoIlx and Western.

NV YORK. February 2.-Following is the
statement OF the Norfolk and Western
railroad for the month of December 1872 4;
Gross earnings, SgOi,Oll increase. Sllz,-
25S; expenses and charges, &67,Gls; IN
crease, Sl5s. 430; net earnings, S22b,39Z ;
decrease, S46l7S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-03
mr.. whi,n.x ser,eu.lY Ill.

The New York Tribune says Mrs. W. c,
whitney, wife OF ex.6ccretsry whitney.
has been seriously I'll. Only thYee weeks
ago last night Mrs. Whitney gave one Of
the fashionable dinner dancea Il was
feared up 70 the day Of the dance that the
entertainment would have 10 be given NO.
but Mrs. whitney managed TO receive her
guests and remain Throughout the dances.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-03
STATE BONDS.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET

BALr1uoaE. February 2.--virginia 3's, 71Ma
7lH; Baltimore and OHIO, 9Ga97k Northern
Central 7Oa70A: Baltimore and Ohio south.
western let's, 1073sslOS; do. 30 incomes, lOh
bid: consolidated gas bonds, lI31Salii; DO
stock, G29ka6294.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-03

NEW YORK. February 2.-The stock market
showed An in ,linstion 20 narrowness to-day, al
though there was a large business done, which,
Ill the main, was we'll distributed, though Read
ing and Distillers' monopolized over half OF the
total transactions. There was some strength In
the forenoon, and advances extended TO 31s per
cent. IN Distillers', but the certainty that con-
siderable gold would go away on Saturday again
called out bulish sentiment. and the low state
Of the Treasury gold reserve began 10 receive
more attention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-03
NICARAGUA CANAL.
N. c. REPRESENTATIVES INSTRUCT
ed TO SUPPORT THE BILL.
baggage -smashers TO BE Looked After
Commission TO codify the Laws
Grounds tor Absolute Divorce.
fsnecInl tnlngrnm % the plsp.tch.l

RALEIGH, N. c.. February AIN the
Senate to-day q resolution was unani-
mousiy adopted instructing North Caro-
lina's Senators and Representatives IN
Congress to use all their influence to Sc
cure the passage of the Nicaragua canal
bill.
A bill was introduced TO detach part OF
Stokes county and add it to Forsyth.
The principal bills introduced in the
House were as follows: To. protect con-
sumers Of Illuminating oils by having IN
spectors and permitting no oils TO be sold
under 100 degrees fre-test; to protect
baggage of travellers by common convey
ance; TO provide that all schools partlaily
supported by the public-school fund shall
be under the supervision OF the state
Board of Education.
Bills passed their final reading ard are
! now laws: Creating a commission or
three members TO be appointed oy the
| Governor TO eodify the legislative acts for
ten wears past: TO make three years an
sence from the State after partial dlyorce
has been granted ground for absolute d.
| vorce. and TO increase the GuiiIoru paI'Ie-
ground appropriation.
TIRE DOG LAW.
There was long discussion on q bill in
troduced by Mr.. Vance. of Buncombe, re
ouirine dogs 10 be listed az other pre-
perty and paw 81 annual tax. Mr. vance
supported this earnestly and showed that
there are in North Carolina 10000 more
dogs than sheep. The bill was favorably
reported by the Committee on Agriculture
| II was finally recommitted to that commit
| tee. The Senate has passed bill appro-
prlating $4,000 for furnishing the Lxecu-
| tive Mansion.
THE ROUTE.
The Virginia and North Carolina railway
for which a charter is asked. is TO run from
some point on the Virginia line In Curri-
tuck, Camden. or Gates counties TO some
| point on tho South Carolina line IN Robe
son. Columbus. or Brunswick counties.
| Death OF Mrs. DIR. j. IL. Han.
Especial telegram 20 the Dispatch.l
SCOTLAND NECK. n. c., February 2.-Mrs.
| DR.. James J.. Hail died here last night,
after an illness OF several months. The
| funeral will take place tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-03
n,c.mooa Arrival. In New YORK..

Especial telegram 70 the DtspaV'tJ
NFw YoRK, February 2.-P. Is. Shield,
Marlboro; W. J. Walker. Windsor; 4: Il.
Shields. Bartholdi: q. q. Cof'in and Miss
Houston. Plaza. and III. ID. whitoomo'
| Grand
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-03
asAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. February 2.-OYrxsrSas- Wheat,
I. 800 bushels. Corn, 900 bushels Oats l'loo
bushes.
sILza-wheat, 1900 bushels.
QUOTATIONS.
wasAr.-Longberry, 7sasic. Mixed, 75sslc
gnorsporry. 7OasOc. No . red. 7Sa1sc.
CcgH.--White. virginia, Dag io,s' DC ""
. white. SIC. No. mixed, 4yaooc n
oAra-Winter llor sssiD. 4Oa4or.: NO :
nared. sslxa39c. /; No. 3 mixed. 31aoSc
HYR--S0a6oe-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. FEBRUARY 2, 1898.
MEMORANDUM.
The tug Olive Branch, that was reported supk
several days ago, has been raised by the wreck
ing-tug Monarch.
PORT OF VIEWPOINT NEWS, FEB. 2, 1893
[By telegraph
Steamship Edmondslsy, Prosrosso.
Steamship stanrnore, santos.
steamship Resoiyent, Fernandina
Barge Puritan, Boston
Barge Lawrence Boston.
Barge lonkers, Boston
sAuEp.
Steamship Rssoiyent. Hamburg.
Steamship staninore. New York
Steamship EdmondsIey. Boston
schoonef George T. Waicott, Boston.
PORT OF WEST POINT. FKBRuagY 2, 1898
lBy telegraph
ARRIvKD.
steamship Charlotte. Geoghan, Baltimore.
passenrerr ana general cargo
steamship Columbia, Jenney, New Sork,
general cargo. ..u
Steamship Charlotte. 0soghan, Baltimore
passenger and general cargo
Steamship Columbia. Jsnney, New forss
general cargo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-03
III. plrsrsnn.. Ns,tst,lsa.

%, be differences between the Richmond
iabors Union and tbs frm Of John kwig
present appearances the tight will con-
Aaue. IL Mas thought on "Wednesday that
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-03

fLscs-ws sa,ss: f.as: s ss.s1s5 fsn pIy,
Al 5Oasa75: patent ~. 75asS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-03
GOLD FOR FRANCE.

more attention.
GOLD FOR FRANCE.
II was announced that s1,5OO.000 would go
out positively and estimates were made that
double this amount would be reached. The gold
IL intended for France, and the Bank OF frauce
Is again Offering interest on the metal IN transit.
These facts, notwithstanding the lower rates ior
exchange, added to tho feeling OF uncertainty,
aud many operators closed up their interest IN
the market. Distillers opened mt TINS morn
ing. against 1886 last night, ard rose 70 AZ ana
after some irregular fluctuations closed Win
net gain OF 2@s per cent. at 4l1S
CoRDAGE.
The only other feature among this class OF se-
curities WAS COrdaRe. and the new stock was
traded 10 for the first time to-day selling closely
on parity with tie old stock during the lore
noon, but eagginR away somewhat later inc
old stock closed ~ higher at l42l9' the new
stock closing its opening price, II -, although
the street was given 70 understand that the pool
Intended to pat II 20 so. In omaha aiulost
steady decline throughout the day resulted III a
net loss of 23G per cent, after rally OF ~ from
the lowest figure. Reading vas again actlve,
and after nuciuating within a range OF per
cent. closed with a loss Of "a per cent
CONTINUED ADVANCE IN rSRSIsAL
The only other marked feature WAS the con.
tinued advance IN Richmond Terminal on enOa
Inside buying, the stock reaching IL ehu
closing Bt It's highest point After the close
OF business il developed that negotiations MIN
Drexel, Morgan & Co. TO take the reorganization
on the lines marked out In their former PROPOSE
ton we're about 20 be contaminated. The gene
raj market was quiet within narrow limits a. 4
rule, and prices never got far from those on the
opening, except among the Coalers, an1 Deia-
ware and Hudson closed with a loss OF ~ pei
cent. The whole list sympathized with tho lats
decline among the leaders, but the close was
fairly steady after the rally. sales-Listed
3g4, 900: unlisted, 1000 shares.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
Money on call easy. ranging from ll&a2
closing offered at .. Prime mercantile paper
4lfaB. -,
Sterling exchange quiet and easy; posteC
rates. "A. $50 as4.SS; commercial bills. sASoI
S4.S6&. e..,..
state bonds dull but steady. Railroad oond
active ana nrm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-03
pEATHk-

DEATHk-
FRANCE. Died, at the residence OF her
father. George Franck. No. 9i4 east Cary
street, Wednesday, February i, 1885,
JOSIE II. FRANCk. a..
Johns German Evangelical church (Eighth
and Marshall streets) FRIDAY AFTEk-
NOON al 2 o'clock. Relatives and friends
invited TO attend. Interment at Holly
wood. ~
JACKSON. Died. at the Soldiers Home,
Yesterday evening at z O'CLOCK. AShioN
j. JACKSON. So years old.
lie will be buried IN Chesterfield county
at his home. He was formerly OF Company
q, Ninth Virginia Infantry.
NUCKOLS. Died, January 80. 1893 De,
tween II aud o'clock, az the residence OF
her parents. Thomas n. and Rosa l.,
Nuckols. 4lO south Belvidere street. RUBY
NUCKOLS; aged months.
Interment IN Hanover county, va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-03

CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO, February 2--Cattle - Receipts,
IL 900 head: shipments, $500 head. Market
IOaI5c. higher; extra beeyes, s5.75as6.IO;
choice s5.4Oas5.65; good. S4.aOas5.31;
others Sa5Oas4S5: feeders, 93.7baS4.2o;
stockers. s9 75ss35O: cows, s1.15as4.
Hogs: Receipts. $4,000 head; shipments.
$500 head. Market 5ai0c. higher; rough ana
common, sT.6Oas11O; packing ana mlhsu,,
weights, sSash.fO: prime hgh'' s"'Va0"'"'
pigs, s6.OOas6oO. -oo ,. .,,v,,,,ao,s
sheep: Receipts, o'OOo Leau s,lpn ,anS
l,4OO head. sheep cary su9nE i9, n,as .en'
lambs dull; natives. 5''a9o''"' "o''0'"''
s5as3."0; lambs s4aso'lV'
BALTIMORE
n. r.,.. r1o,r dur and nm.
BaLIisoSk re1s ssg, No red ia spoT 774a
changed; Mneel Ss 5ssty' "a "a Ma snt.aslc.
| Il9s.; reor ua'I, /, a. ga rorn steady
steamer NO. :, req - tS.hrnarx liza
mixed SPOT ,,s,ner ,oiTsd Soa5o[lc.
ot2ie' my, no.S corn hy sample, a., Oats
o ~u ana ana stesSv. No q white western, Ala
| lJc. No . mixed do 3Sa3SL6c. Hay Arm
80 ~, - an Grain freIghts arm. Cotton
| nominal: middling. 95sc. Provisions quiet;
| mess-pork, sIa. Bulk meats-Loose shoulders,
| sl0.75 long cloar, olear-rio sides, ond sugar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-03
gDyAu UnAa-

FINANCIAL.
We have $1,000 and many other small sums
that mus, be placed at once. We Wish n bor-
row for customer ~ 900. Call 10 SOC ne today.
APPERsON n POLLARD.
In sit keai Rctats Brokers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-03
EIN A CIAL.

have good places for two or three sums OF
money 90 Richmond city resi ss,ate n 700
have Idle funos zee me. n. w. BOWE.
70 3-eod2t Real Estate and LoAns