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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-17
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

JklCHMONp AOBA0tO MAfShEI.
RICHMOND, VA, July l6.-No auction
sales to-day.
Private sales: Filters, y; Wrappers. 6.
dark leaf, -. Tugs, ~. Total, u hogs
heads
Revenue collections: Cigars and ciga-
rettcs. $2g.JJ, tobacco, S,i7sO3. Total,
s3,JeD5S.
business was dull to-day. with but little
inquiry for any grades.
Considerable sun-cured tobacco will be
sold tomorrow at the warehouses along
with the bright sales.
There will ba A sale of about y pack
ages OF sun-cured tobacco TOMORROW
TUESDAY AT Wilson ware house. 10 which
the attention OF the Trade is called and
it i. hoped that there will be a large
attendance
our Virginia agricultural report for
June will show a tobacco prospect or ~
per cent. with an average OF u per cent
" crop. The United states Government
report for the same month makes % p,r
cent average, and Il per cent. condition
neither OF which agrep with the accepted
and popular trade estimates. The govern
ment report has the average OF virginia
too low AT s. per cent. II IS believed
while the Virginia report has the ave
rage at Il per cent. nearly right, bu'
prospects too high
II is an easy error tO calculate IN ave
RACES Of the crop kind counties making
very little tobacco OF high percentage VIII
those counties making i've times as nuch
tobacco. As Cor example. Greene ana
Orange counties compared with HalHaN
and Pittsylvan counties. In the absence
Of pounds a production approximately
given. the failing is seen AT once Dy
tobaceonist fairly posted. the distinction
will have TO Dee noted by taking not
Of the counties thus distinguished sepa
| rately. AMI more intelligent idea vii
| be gained 10y making mp a table or TN
bright and dark tobacco counties, II
which a different set are Interested This
can Doe done when III. rsTDrt appears II
| full IN a day or two. Tn State and gOv
| eminent fail into the sam@ error. and q
will be ever thus urdil there Is some rnf'
or law 10y which planters are required
| 10 make reports periodically OF ara an1
| production. and prospects Ar more In
| diligently gathered. The system now. I
| it may b" 50 called is very vague anC
| misleading
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-17
Mean temperature. .............1S
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. July l6-Speculation at
the Stock Exchange was more active to-
day. and the undertone Of the market was
nrmer. Professional traders were arrayed
on the bull side Of the account. and they
forced some OF the chronic bears to cover
rather extensively in certain stocks. nota-
bly, the Changers and American Sugar.
The bulls had in their favor the gradual
return OF the railroads TO a nominal con-
dition. and rumorS from Washington OF
probable early action on the tarin
measures. The falling off in oast-bound
shipments 10 Chicago, some roads not
having moved q single ton. had no eject.
nor did the talk about the heavy Losses
sustained by the companies duriS the
strike, the opinion prevailing that the
roads will IN able 10 make up tn losses
by the institution Of economy in operation
during the next half year or 50. Conse-
qucntly with the tariff ont Of the way
operators would not hesitate 10 espouse
the bull sid more actively.
American Sugar was again the feature
at from So, To l0lluVia. The strength OF
tht stock was due % an impression that
Tho company Will get what IL wants in
the conference. by the same token DIS
tilltfs fell from III TO 2li.. it being
agreed that If the sugar refining duty -
resolve less than expected chicago Gas
moved up 10 ~. bat the batter hrmei a
Traction st. Paul advanced y. - o'2
burlington and Quincy -. 70 Dr. MAS,
souri, Pacific ., To- no Louisville ana
Na-hyiI,. Il, 10 4oia: Nv York Central
D.. to 16i.: Northern Pacific preferred -,
To 81 and Richmond Terminal =. To
12'. The iast-nHm.d was strengthened
hv reports Of better earnings. and the
uro2russ making in the reorganization or
tn system.
holr. sugar rt,.lei ~. ~ l0i1 and the
general railway list yielded fractionany.
In the final dealings. however, the iat-
roads were tolerably firm The net
! changes for the day show advances OF -
| Chicago Gas and General Electric = tach'
| Cordaee =. and Disuilors' ~ per cent.
| In IN. inactive stocks. canada IaclNc
! advanced IA. 10 10. and l)e- MONIES am
/ Fort Dodge preferred ~, to %. The t"tal
] sales were 1881 shares.
railway and miscellaneous bonds were
. strong. and in better demand al hlShe'
range of prices.
! MONEY AID EXCHANGE.
! Nancy on call easy AT / per cent: last
,o,, al and closing offered at | per
! rrut. urime mercantile paper 3%ff pei
! cent .,. ,., hoort ~.
sSt,rling exchange steady with active
/ ,,,.i,.s I'm bankers bills Al <iHH4St'I
/ Tor eixtv DAYS and 81 NWi+@ 50 Tor dt-
! manJ. posted rates. $iTi 20fN' CONNER
/ ciAl bils. $iG>'i+t"'t c...o ,o,da
! Government bonds firm. Stite poHuS
d,,u Railroad bonds strong.
The sales of listed stocks aggregated
] m On shares. unlisted. UVrl
Tr4asi,rv balances. COIN. SoJl""' cur
rsncy, ~. s4.V" .,,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-17
CARYseURc's WAREHOUSE BURNED.
Struck by Lightning Durin. a storm and
Totally DESTROYED.

WELDON. y. C.. July l6.-tSpecial) }
The warehouse Of the SeabOard Airline
at Garysburg WAS struck by lightning
yesterday afternoon during the prevalence
stroyed There was no one in the build
ing at the time IL was struck, and before
the fire was discovered the building was
burning rapidly. The wareroom con-
tained -four. hay about ten bales Of cot
ton, and other freight. Loss. about S2.00).
Fine rains fell throughout this entire
section yesterday and the crop prospect
is greatly improved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-17
An,i-Anarchist Legislation.

ROME, July l6.-ln the Senate to-uAS
the governments anti-Anarchist OH wa
approved without debate. Premier ,lisp'
announced amid shouts Of approval from
all parts OF tire chamber that the mos
dangerous Of the Anarchists una 'ot''",
ton and those subsequently, cohN'o.eu
wouh he sent to an Island In the keu sea
to be- confined. Some Anarchist prisoners ,
bs soid had already been sent there
Signor Crispi added that government
ocents had started for France and Eng
land 10 assist the authorities Of those
countries i'm Identifying Anarchists and
laan,rg them under surveillance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-17


r, this can bc safely aided 10000
for premiums. This amount Is, IN really
verv low. for the Minneapolis will max"
N, las, s3-0OOp and the Brooklyn $1,000
in premiums. This will then give total
c,st ~ eleven ships building by contract,
en- 7S4 80. or a total cost Of $i5,4lSlh for
,bir,v.eix ships. In addition to the above
,bere are nine ships being built AT the
various navy-yards, or now completed:
/ Maine. nearly ready for service.
New York.
. Texas. nearly ready for service,
Norfolk.
New York.
1. Raleigh. nearly ready for service
Norfolk.
;. Terror. building at New York.
6 Amphitrite. building at Norioik.
:. Puritan. building at New YORK
s. Monatmock. building at san iran
cisco.
o Miantonomoh. in commission.
In regard To the speed premiums, the
money has been well spent, for the ships
are known r. be the fastest Of their class
in the world. and are ships that any
country would be proud - own. In the
Columbia and Minneapolis the United
states has two commercc-destroyers the
fastest ships in the world. which c1n
overhaul and capture any Atlantic lincr
anoat. They have enormous coal enin-
rance. being able 10 steam half way
around the world without coaling-in fact
being able to keep the sea almost con-
stautly. In the New York and Brooklyn
m. United states has Two ships OF th'
Blake class in the English navy. hayn'l
TN, combined qualities Of the cruiser and
the hattle-shp-nam great speed ana
fighting ability The battle-shlps Indiana
Iowa. Oregon. and Massachusetts wii h'
second to none. and the cruisers ana gun
boats are the best in their respective
classes
The following table shows the displace-
ment. speed. ana horsepower OF ship:
now i'm service:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-17
I'm Boston.

'i''AiOiN Ffft fifNTsl
Last spring q fashionable Detroit yof
man went 10 Boston on visit He
letters Of Introduction 10 the svo
there was I'm the town, and ~ was 20
10 have time Of H. one letter w:
ceived from him Immediately after
arrival. and then nothing more was p
Tor 80 long that his family b,
alarmed about him.
We arp much disturbed about orr
tn" mother said one day 20 a man
had not heard that the young fellow
gon. away.
What's the matter with him. he
asked.
He's been gone from home nearly three
weeks. and We have only heard from him
once"
Where did he go?"
Boston"
How long has it been since you heard
from him.
Nearly three weeks"
Well suggested the htartlcss wr.tr.
"suppoS" YOU Organize an Arctic Roy
party and send II out In search Of him
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-17

It will no doubt he surprise TO most
readers To- know that the Chicago's speed
limit is 1870 knots. but 1t should be To-
menbered that she was one Of the iirst
ships Of this new navy, and that since
sh. was finished there have been tremen-
dous strides made in the construction Of
engines.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-17
CIRCLED THE EARTH.
John T. Werner'S Novel Globe TrO,-
ting "trip and Wager.
GOING HOME no MORE TO ROAM
Must Reach Chicago by July 23d. SIX
Months After Ills Departure
OF Lose $1,000.

''"''''''P
'N'' from swansea Hn6i'"'' ''' IVY
a. h'r dock, in Philadelphia on S"'"i"9\'
among The many prospective American
ciuzcns ,,h, walked Gladly down her
49,. .,...,. ... 80, ,,,,,.o ,.,,,,.,ra,,,s
''''''" wa
tNc''i '"i passing "'.''''''" N"'
TAN anl v'1i pat together i's race was
hruuzai. u. f Ny tropical san, bot hc
nevertheless carried ola h'e arm "a heavy
,t.t. .r.. ,....te 40 .r.s ,.,,. coat
, ,.. .....
"' ' 80
ur'. "iH 'h'i'' '.i' ana Nh'n Dee
sf.h- .i Na~ with e. Swedish accent Tie
h.s..4 a .Irh az relief whom he touched
for. tr... and t,o, yelled Quickly,
a ,a.r o. MANY parts vino found excel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-17
Demonstrations sixc; short-rfb sides,
1AnIhc short clear sides. skSs,Ic.
Whiskey-Firufer at M
THE COTTON MARKETS.


LIVERPOOL July IA p, M--cotton--
July and August. 5S-e<i.. sellers: Au-
gnst and September sJ-s4tf3 E-e9d. Sep
TENDER and October. sS-s<us T-s+i Oc-
tober and Nove,nber. Z 51-sisrs 5s-s<d
November and December Sod, buy
ers; December and January. 5SStds
3 59-6id. January and February, 3 ss-sssf
G-6id.; February and March, 3 si-Gtl.
buyers. Futures closed firm.
NEW YORK, July Is.-Cotton quiet:
middling Gulf 7Ee.: mhalng upland
7'sc. Sales. $50 bales. Futures clos.
quiet sales. S,1S bales; July. @S7
TENDER. s. S; October. F.0l47o2: Nov
Der, N1Hn.0 90. December. N.iSvT is. ~
81. sS17SI.
NEW ORLEANS. July ls.-ru,
closed quiet; sales $50 bales: July. &
August. $50: September. ss.51, Octo.
500.
NAVAL STORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON, n. C.. July s.-Rosin
firm: strained Sly: good strained szi.c
Turpentine firm AT &c. Tar firm at 49,.
Crude tnrpentine firm; hard. Ne; soft.
400. virgin. $40.
SAVANNAH. GA. July le.-Sprlts tu--
pentine opened ami closed firmly held
29lxc. for regulars. No sales. Rece.g.
1911.
Rosin-Firm. with goci demand 1T
changed prices; sales 500 barrels :.
cclpts 3.5ei bsrTe|s a. y. {. and ..
500; T.. $40: +. SID. 6. 81 m. II. $40
|. sls2; X. s2.22: NJ. s2.f2Ls: y. $50. win
dow glass. & q: water-white. S.l0.
CHARLESTON. s. G., July l6-Turpen-
time nrm at TIC.
Rosm--Good strained. firm at 500. Re-
ceipts. 3li barrels.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Reported for tho Dispatch)
| NnfI II l. I,lx ,,la .
common. 's@I2c.: prime. 2iic. extra prime.
| 2t.c. fancy. 2+c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-17

the cost OF vessels ana premiums paid or
penalties deducted for failure OF con-
tract in regard to time OF completion OF
inability to make The required speed or
horsepower:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-17
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE. MD. July l6.-Flrginia
century bonds. 5Sf.HJ9; Baltimore and
ONO stock. 69is. bid; Consolidated Gas
bonds, lli44nfsl, do. stock, 6'HbO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-17

mixed, 57ad0c. snortbetrv. 54n60c.: No. 2,
red. a9c. Corn hits Yfg MA tbag lots). j5a
Jhc. No. white. 5Ja56c. no. Z mixed. 5iao2c.
Osts-No. mixed, 49a5Oc.: No. mixed, 47a
4sc. new winter, 43ai5c. Rye. 50a53c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-17
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Price. of Nancy. Bonds stocks, Grain, To
bacco. Cotton, &C.. and tho Wen-
ther Indications.

F. wasH1SGroS, d. c., July l6.-
(rIIo Forecast for Virginia: FAIR wea-
wv" Their. except showers IN the south
ern portion southeast winds.
North Carolina: Showers; east winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-17
81. SiS.lOo N.N2. go 1000


Subtracting penalties from premiums We
have 81. 1851 net premiums give" 10 con-
tractors for speed and horsepower.
-, ., sbins 100
-, 1..v,,,,rns .................. 1850
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-17

The WEATHER ~ RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was quite oppressive until after the thun-
der an. transform in the afternoon. The
sky was partly clear at midnight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-17
CuICAGo PRODUCE MARKET.

tHitAirj, JulJ ib.-N mn the NHtd I
market opened to-day everything favored
the bulls. but before the day was over
the news had spent itsrlf. and the buyers
we're looking for plac- To hide. sep
tember opened at JnT and closed AZ % ~
Sslsc-i,c higher than saturday Cash
wheat Was in good demand. offerings
" re more liberal. and prices rather easy.
corn had an upward direction all day.
The not " .ather in the corn belt was the
principal factor. although the decreasing
stocks and already small supplies were
interesting ID those VINO were hoping Tor
an advance.
cash corn was in good demand, and
the offerings were larger. Prices were
PC. higher.
oats exhibited strong tone early but
declined later when wheat started down
tn. incline. There was a rally D~iore the
day was over however September closed
i,c higher than Saturday. Cash oats
w-r, dull and easy.
Provisions were firm on an advance in
the value Of live hogs At the yards. rs
offerings continued light throughout the
session. prices held the advance made at
The opening quite firmly There was no
uew feature IN the trade. At the close
Septornher pork and September lard were
Zach nc higher than Saturday, and sep
t.nnber ribs WIRE 2ihc. higher.
M, ieo.lfnp futures ranged aS follows.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-17
GRAIN AND corroy EXCHANGE

GRAIN AND tUTTUN EACHaNUf-
RICHMOND. July Id, 1894
OYpxRINGs. -Wheal, 1880 bushels. Corn
Wine, SlU bushels Oats, 900 busheis-
sALxs-wheat. 43U bushels. Corn White,
800 bushels. Oats, 321 bushels.
QUOTATIONS. Wheat Long0erry, oSsoVc. !;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-17
FISA>fIAL.

NOR SALE. TEN SHARES PAID
i Up STOCK IL VIRGINIA BUILDING ANr
LOAN COMPANY. No inyestmeGt can BE- rnq
that Will pay better. None other Tor sac.
dress STOCK, care Of DISPATCH Office ~ ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-17

d :
local demand. and prices steady: Wheat.
5fJ.,. l5r.c. No. red. 557<d56c No. corn,
43Nc. No. ? oats, S%S4c.. by sample.
Pork. Sl257IaHl26O. Lard, &S3h. Ribs,
| 66,?g6.O. Dry salt shoulders &cr
! 6l2i,. Sides, sG.GtzlT00 Whiskey, N.2.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
I Union STOCk-YARDS. ILL. July il.
| Cattle Receipts. 1909 head; market dull
I but firm: common 10 extra steers. $500
! ": stockers and feeders. $201l3. ~; cows
! and bulls Sl.JDls3.5o; calves. s. SuS q.
/ Hogs Receipts. 1900 head market
| choice mixed. Sisa5 10; choice assorted.
! Xi.Va505. light. ADn4.S; pigs, A.3~
Sheep-Receipts. 1900 head; market in
active; inferior to choice. a.21485o; LAMBS
| s. Gdi.iS.
! BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
! BALTIMORE, MD. July iS.-t1our duh;
western sup~riine. N.'WH.S; do. extra,
| s. O1db2. 80; DO. family. G69p2.S; winter
/ wheat patent. &,Uo3.3i spring do. $50
ass; spring wheat straight. S'lJr5S
| Whest-Easy; No. red, spot, July ana
! August, 57N5T.c.: September, 5S05sisc. !;
! steamer. No red. 5ils5451c.; milking, by
/ sample. 4ln5slzc.
CONFIRM: spot and July. i7%e, bid:
southern corn. on grade. Doc. bid.
! Oat-sHeady: No Write. western, &c,
asked: No 2 mixed. do. BIC. asked.
Rye-Quiet, No. 3 is1lc.: old. SIC.
| Hay-Dull; good to choSe timothy' No'U
| Wl6.O.
TO Liverpool, per quarter. Is 3D.. for July;
Cork. for orders, per quarter, 2s., Tor
July; cotton, per ioo pounds, l5c; -four,
| &c
| Proytsions-Unchanged
| Rutter-Ftrm; fancy creamery. INC. ;
fancy ladle. lac: store-packed, lVei2c.
Eggs-Steady al lie.
Coffee-Ffrm: No. 7. teec.
Sugar-Steady; graauhsted. tSsc.
| CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. o., July l6.-F1our-
| spring patents, S3.35g3.90; family, S.S4
2t0.
Wheat-Nominal; market quiet.
Corn-No. yellow, Oc
| Oats-Quiea No 2 mixed. o2uh3c.
Pork-City mess $l5.N: family. clear,
ylS.75: family. SE-S
Lard-Steam leaf. 7Ac.; kettle-dried,
7nc.
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Balls or EYg1lcE

on more yhanA. 900 oesso - tsvo = 1voofA.
ASIA, DtsgcA. and SOUTH Ao9A1cA. snd
furussh letters OF credit for nsvsnseo' us> sveh'
SoHN /" VHLLAns . sost4 basksA
cc9ssr TENN End Main ssfsssh
10 S-Su.r u&fA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-17
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK, July H-Flour dun and
weak. offered freely winter WHEAT. low
grades. $lS,ll2,O; patents, S2%Tf3.8 Min-
nesota clear. 2.212h,, patents. s. Ha4 ~
low extras, 81 Sfy2J.. southern nOur dull
| and weak. common 10 fan extra, 2.lOp
800, good to choice. 3.O0u5 -.
Wheat-Actiye FOR export and home
trade with prices firrrer No , rti, store
and elevator. Sc; aAoat, j@u5@.c on
| tons fairly active and Irregular, adj
vancing A@a.c.. declining }iS Sc. rallying
l,c.. and closing steady, at sc. over
| Saturday; 40. red. closing. July. DC.
August, 5V2c.: September, 9'ec; ..,.
Corn-Dull but iirmer; No. ,, iSi$|Ac
| I'm elevator: i2i4Hi2l2c. aiioat. Options
moderately active: August shc. Septem-
| Der. i77sc.
Oats-Dul. Options sc lower; closing
steady: July. i2i,s.. August j4c. Seetem-
SO. ,. l9ac.; No. , white. Sic: mixed
| Hay-Iu fair demand. choice hrm. ship
| ping, 01l55c. good to choice ia-iS'c. -
Wool Fairly active, domestic fleece Il
Beef-pul bur firm: family. sl2eonlioo;
extra mess. sNro9s ~; beef hams quiet
and firm at $3llN: ticrcei beef dull; city
extra India mess, $l1.Jar.2Oo.
Cut-neats Steady. picked bellies. Sc
shoulders. Gle; hams Re; middies nom-
nal
i.arl-Quiet and frmor; western steam.
! closing So. asked. city. &.62'af1 20. July.
| $723. September. G.2S. nominany. refined
dun. Continent. r 90: South America. s. -
| compound. GtWts25
| Pork quiet AMI nrm: mess, $fWUliSi
| extra prime. SO. v(lfl3..O.
Butter-Cuiet and about steady. state
dairy. l2Ml7c.. creamery. MeNi1c.. west
! ern dairy, l01iic.; creamery. l|tlIc, I'll
| gins. lie.
Cottonseel oil-Quiet ami firm: crude
| @9c. yellow 1}c.
Petroloum-Q quiet and steady.
Rosiu- Dun but steady. strained. com
mon 10 good. si.32i 2Nl3il2
Turpentine-Steady at @lsNDc. Sales
500 barrels.
Ricr- Fairly active and firm: domestic
fair % extra. 31,G5iac.; japan, iS.H4Ic.
Molasses Foreign nominal. New or
! leans. open-kettle. good to choice, Zsq3lc.
! market dun but steady.
Peanuts quiet
Conee-Options unchanged 10 l. points
NJ. July. IS. Gui5l5, September, $iJ,
December. N53j; spit Rio. duh. No. =
| $3.50.
Sugar-Raw fairly active and firmer
| refining. 2ac.; refined fairly active and
firm: OF A. 37sGp4c.; standard \. ! 5-l6ti
Ire: cut-loaf jis05 5-ltc.. crushed. JisH
3 LIE. granglated I 5-l6niN.c.
! Freichfs- Cotton 5-Sii.. grain. I'D
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MARINE INTEl.LfGENCr.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, July II. tSa,

MlNiAfU RE ALMANAC, JULY II. 1874
Sun rises. ......... o:os IIlGu rIpE.
sun sets. ......... 7-2S Morning ........ as
Noon rises ....... 500 Evening ..-.. 4:t9
PORT OF RICHMOND JcLy 10, 1894.
ARRIVAL.
Steamship Old Dominion Couch, New Vo-a
merchandise aud passengers; George ". Auea
~ Co, agents.
steamer Pocahontas. Dey0. Norfolk. merchal-
disc ana passengers; irwin Weisgcr, suporA.
tendent.
P0RTOF NEWPORT NEWS, July l6. 1894.
SAILED.
Schooner Erastus Wiman. Boston.
PORT OF WEST POINT. JULY -. lSDi
ARRlyKD.
Steamship Baltimore. Bennett. Balum)r,
passengers and general cargo.
steamship CITY Of Columbia. Jenney. New
York. passengers ami general cargo
Steamship Gloucester. doves. Boston, pa 3 n
gers anu general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore Bennett. Baltimore.
passengers and general cargo.
steamship City Of Columbia. Jenney, New
! York VIA Norfolk, passengers aud genera
/ cargo.
! Steamship Gloucester. iIowes. Boston via y n.
/ folk, passengers AMI general cargo
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3 Gosh quotations; Flour dull, Win hght
local DEMAND and prices steady. Wheat.
56J.,. 80 &c. No. red. 557sd56c. No. corn.
43i~c no oats, Ssl &c, by sample.
3 Pork. $l251leHl26O. Lard, @.&h. Ribs,
! 367,,ef6 70. Dry salt shoulders, 5000
! cI9iL ~iI,s q; S7flr1 % Whiskey q D
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-17

PoRroF NEWPORT NEWS, July IG. 1894
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-17
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RICHMOND. July 10, 1894
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The record-union., 1894-10-17
NOTICE.
Taxes Due Upon Assessments Made by The
Stale Board OF Equalization.
CONTROLLERS DEPARTMENT. J
STATE OF CALIFoRNIA.

SACRAMENTO, october IL, 1894,
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVE
L sions OF Section 1868 Ofthe Political Code,
notice Is hereby given that have received
from the state Board OF Equalization the
duplicate record OF Assessments of Rail-
ways" and the duplicate Record OF Appor-
uoalnenJ OF Railway Assessments" contain
ing the assessments upon the operty of each
OF the following named associations or COR
paratlons, a. fixed by tue said State Board of
Equalization for the year S94, TO wit:
California Pacific Railroad Company, Cen
trai Pacific Railroad Company, Northern Cal
llornla Railroad Company, Northern Railway
company, san Francisco and North Pacific
Hallway Company, southern Pacific Railroad
Company, southern California hallway Com
pany, Carson and Colorado Railroad Com
pa.ny, a-California-U oregon hallway d.
Moran, &. Moran and A. Morau), Nevada
County Narrow Gauge railroad Company,
North Pacific Coast Railroad Company,
southern California Motor Road company,
Pacific Coast Railway Company, south P4clnc
Coast railroad Company, GuaIala RIVER hall-
road company, California ana Nevada hlitll-
road Company, Pajaro Valley Railroad Coma
pany. san Francisco ar san Mateo Railroad
Company, Pullman Palace Car Company, ana
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company.
The State and County taxes on ali personal
property and one-haIt of the state ana County
taxes on all real property are now oue anu
payable aud will be delinquent on tne LAST
MONDAY IN NOVEMBER NIIAI, at d
O'clock P NJ and unless paid to the State
Treasurer, at the Capitol, prior thefeto, per
cent. viii, be added to the amount thereof,
and unless so paid on or before the LAST
MONDAY IN APRIL NEXT. at 6 o'clock
p NJ an additional per cent will be ADDED
to tie amount thereof
The remaining one-half OF the State and
County taxes on all real property will be due
and payable at any time after the FIRST
MONDAY IN JANUARY NEAI, and viii
he deIinuuent on the LAST MONDAY IN
APRIL NEXT, at 6 O'Clock P. NJ, and unless
paid to the state Treasurer, ut the Capitol.
aan,onnt thereof +. 2. COLGAN
o11ow State Controller