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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-03
FlFTY-THlRD CONGRESS-.
Hawaii in the House Bond Issue and
Tarin Eli Ia the senate.

WASHINGTON. J. c.. February .
IA the House to-day Immediately after
The reading OF the Journal. Mr.. Catchings.
from the Committee on Rules reported a
tpecial order for the consideration OF the
r,r,ort from the Committee on Foreign NJ
fairs relative to Hawaiian affairs. This
provided that every day for three days
The House should consider this question.
and al O'Clock on the last day the pre-
Nious question should be ordered and a
vote taken on the resolution and pending
amendments.
Mr Boutelle made point Of order
against the special order just brought ia.
He asserted that his question OF high pri-
,il~ees should take precedence over a spe-
clI order This was a question which
Involved not only the privileges OF the
Uouse hut It's very constitutional powers.
He had introduced this question of pri-
,ileye In the House six weeks ago and II
had been displaced by special order from
the Committee on Rules In order 10 con-
slder the tariff bill. and now another was
brought In again setting aside his pri-
Vileged resolution and the Committee on
Hules might gol on and draw from It's
on,iyvr another special order. 10 the abso-
lutte exclusion OF every other matter Oh
business 70 the end OF the session. ana so
Il could destroy the fundamental right OF
privilege.
QUESTION FOR THE HOUSE
The ruling Of Speaker Carlisle. brief but
luminous, covered the ground compietsiy'
and. IL seemed to him. was the only sate
ruling. and that was that SUCH matters
presented a question for the House. snd
not for the Chair TO decide. Some weeks
end be had offered this resolution calling on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-03
THE CANAL BLOCKED
A SCHOONER RUN INTO AND BADLY
DAMAGED By A BARGE.
Fine of the Steamer Buckingham Remit
ted-Preparing for the Fishing
season In the Sounds.

NORFOLK, VA, February 2.-(Special)
The schooner Charles T. STRAIN. while
passing through the Albemarie and Chesa-
peake canal en- route to Washington \.
C.. ran aground and a barge in tow ran
into her, and damaged her stern con-
siderably. The schooner has since Teen
floated. The canal was blocked during
the grounding OF this schooner.
Judge Hughes has RENTED the tine OF
500 imposed under the law by collector
Banks. OF this port. upon the British
steamship buckingham for landing three
stowaways In this country.
During the month OF January three
vessels entered this port isom Iorbsn
ports. and during the same period nfty-
four vessels cleared from this port Tor
foreign ports.
SPRING FISHING.
Reports from the Carolina sounds state
that the fishermen are now actively On
gagged in preparing for the spring sea-
son. overhauling the senes and machinery
nj the steam fisheries. The seines VIII
hardly be put In before the middle Of the
next month. but the gill-net operations
for shad will very shortly commence.
Fresh herrlngs are now being caught. ana
an occasional shad on the Roanoke
marshes. old fishermen here say OWING
TO the mild winter all the Indications
point TO an early and good season. Inc
local market and shipping supplies no"
are principally fresh-water isn.
WHITE-HUTCHlNS.
There was beautiful marriage AT
church I'm POTTS.
mouth. last night, when Mr.. w. y. Nhitr'
a popular young merchant. welded MISS
Ruth Tstelle Hutchins, the lovely dalsh-
ter Of City-ColIectOr r. a. Hutchins. me
couple left on the Seaboard Airline Tor
New Orleans. to attend the Mardt Gras
festivities.
LARGE numbers OF horse-dealers with
hundreds Of horses and mules from the
West are passing through this section
lust now 10 Eastern North Carolina, ana
the farmers in that portion OF the coun-
try are being pretty well stocked. Al no
tirno was the business in this line so OK
tensiVe here as at present ana the most
OF the dealers have n lively trade after
the crop seasons close, and the farmers
and truckers have time TO attend to
such matters.
Councilman F. *. Wannycutt and wife
are stopping AT SOutntin y l'S' ~ ~ 80 .
Wannycutt being very Ill.
POPULAR INSTITUTION.
The new Portsmouth and Norfolk coun-
" iaiI was thrown open to the public Tor
inspection to-day. and will be- occupied by
the inmates on Monday next.
Judge Hughes has confirmed The sale
Of the steamship Murciano. at Newport
News.
The sporting season on the CurritucK
shooting grounds is drawing 10 "A close.
There are plenty Of ducks and wild game,
but they fly too far off to get a SHOT, ami
have ceased 10 be interesting. large
party left the city this morning FOR a fox
chase near Ocean View, and Will doubt
less have a big days sport.
The physicians OF the two cities report
n consider able abatement Of the sickness
prevailing here all the fall and winter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-03
THE SITUATION ALARMING
Coal Miners on "a strike. and Bloodshed
Feared at Acme.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, February a.
Especial THE situations In the Kanawha
coal region is alarming. The men at all
the works. except one. are out on a strike
because of the reduction OF i-2 Il cent
per bushel made by the operators. The
only mine now In operation Is the
Stevens mine. of Acme. Three hundred
and fifty of the strikers left Coalburg
for Acme this afternoon for the purpose
OF forcing the men at work at the
Stevens mine to come out. Sheriff Sell
man was telegraphed for. and he left
with large posse ~ men on a Chesa-
peake and Ohio train for Coalburg this
evening. Each OF the coal companies have
employed a guard, and armed them with
Winchester rifles 10 protect their pro-
rsrty. IL is feared there will be bloodshed
at Acme tonight or tomorrow. The
families of the strikers are suffering for
food and clothing. and the men are
desperate,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-03
Viii Ee.ume on Monday.

BASIC CITY. VA. February 2.-tSpe-
cial) THE school-dosk factory. which has
for the past two years lain still, Is To BE-
gin operations on next Monday. This IS
a splendid plant, and its resumption OF
business IS hailed 10y our people with de-
light. as 1t will give profitable employ
ment 10 quite number OF men.
The new Waterman on Fourth and Com
merce streets has been completed.
Harry Humphreys and Marion Conner
have secured lease OF the Naynesboro'
Touring mills aud the mills Will be ope-
rated by them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-03

NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK. February 2.--On the pas
sage Of The Wilson tariff bill an effort
was made to break American Sugar. ana
it Was partially successful at the open
ing. when the price was momentarlly oe-
pressed to %. The decline brought In
supporting orders. however, and the price
steadily mounted to ~. Distilling and
Cattle-Feeding, according 10 wiseacres OF
the exchange. should have been sale
on account Of the legislation just passed
by Congress. but in this case, a. IN Su-
gar. their predictions were not fuIhiled.
The stock ranged between 2i"s ana 2os
throughout the day. but it Is To b. said
ia this ease that there WAS considerable"
washing" Chicago Gas WAS IN demand
throughout. and advanced "a. per cent.
Western Union was also prominent IN
point OF activity, and lost = per cent.
for the day The Old story about inside
selling and losses 10 follow on account
Of the expiration OF the telephone patents
was revived The bears in the stock also
laid stress on the proposed increds- an
the capital stock of the Bel Telephone
Company.
Delaware and Hudson made a further
gain to i3. and Manhattan rose " per
cent, TO l2ji,. I'm the case OF the former
there was some gossip about an increase
in the dividend rate 10 follow the retire
mont Of it, high Interest paying bonds
The directors usually settle the dividend
rate for the year tn March.
So far as the general market Is con-
cerned, ii can be said that the shbScfip,
lions for the new government loan dld
not come up 10 the expectations OF inc
bulls. and therefore they are not MS
posed to enter into new engagements.
Still the market held firm during the
dav. and when the industrials had their
little squirt IN the last hour general
though slight advance took place. sugar,
lust previous 10 the close, settled BACK
10 1915. and Western Union sold Al itS
lowest point. This resulted m a reaction
of #. 10 l.. per cent. in other stocks
'Th. market lett of about tirm. except
for Western Union and Louisville ana.
Nashville. The changes FOR the diy snow
gains Of iull2 per cent, our size OF " 81 =
ern Union and Louisville Nashville, ana
General Electric, which are down isd u
The total sales were 1900 shares. Of
which 2SpO were or American sugar
1900 Of Whiskey. li,o0) Of Western Union.
and 5000 OF Chicago Gas Thirty-two.
thousand were unlisted.
Railway and miscellaneous bonds were
strong. -
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy al per cent last
loan at l. and closing Onered az per
cent: prime mercantile paper. 4Hilg per
Far silver GGL.: Mexican dollars %.
silver al the board not reported.
sterling exchange DUH with actual bust
mss i'm bankers bills at St5 for sixty
days, and AS4Ls7l. for demand; posted
rates; 1000 ,d Soi ~ "a Tnr drmand
Government bonds steady state bonds
duIl. Railroad bonds strong
treasury balances: Coin, StOSS.~p, cur
rency. %7,12j 90.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-03
Plain Statement.

New Market. Minn.-simmons's Liver
Regulator cured me Of liver complaint and
palpitation OF the heart. ] used many
other remedies, but with no relief. until I
began taking s. L. R.-William Schultz.
Your druggist sells II in powder or liquid.
The powder Is TO be taken dry or made
into q tea.
Ola papers for sale at &c = hundred Of
DISPATCH ONCE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-03
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. February 2--F1our more
active and held steadier; winter wheat.
low grades, s2.ooy2s Is; patents. $3.50
Minnesota clear. G.5g4@: patents. H,Sn
quiet and steady: common &c fair extra,
yasell3.l0; good 10 choice do, tiion4D
Wheal-Tirm hut duh, No. rsd, store
and elevator. ss@&Ac sfoat, sslsc. ~,
tioes opeae4 weak and fell Nc; tnasa
yesserday: trading dpn; No: red, FEB.
fvary. eGwc. March. dhc.: May 0Ac.
Csrn-Flrm and Re4ffatsiy active; NO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-03
WASHINGTON CITY.
WISE AND TYLER FOR IMPROVEMENT
or WATERWAYS.
The Ci,iI.scr,lce Law and How II Opc-
rates 90 Keep Democrats Out
of the Oficcs,


WASHINGTON u. G, February D
6socc.al) Representative Wise went be
tore tho House Committee on Rivers end
.,.,. ....,..,.,.. a., ,,,o ,,,,,o.o ~,
'"'"''" 800" '''' '''''| va '''e
making an argument urging hbFTa' "ppto-
,.fiations for continuation 81 the i'm
..,,, - 49, r,,,os Owl YORK rivers
''"'''''"' ~ Wv go o. - 80 -.
representative lE''' "'fV "P''"'''
Tore the same committee on S'in'ai ME
s.on IN The interest Of the waterways OF
A.s district
Tho ,0mI1itiec could not hear them tbs
......,.,., ,.,+ ,gr.ol IN listen 70 what the
49,. -,
i'''''"'" "''' " ray -" ''''.'''
ST. Tyler Viii AK Tor the toho"i"g'
'T.af surveys D. made for the Deep Creek
....,.t ~ ,.iiy,n.D r,ycr 70 The Dlsnal
- .,
swamp canal. ana OF INC west bidhoh VI
tac same river. that survey b. MADE
Cd au appropriation De- allowed Tor dcep-
'.ne ana ~iIc1ing the harbor OF Norf DIX
ffyg, Hampton Roads to the navy-yard.
rryIt. SERVICE OBSTRUCTION.
.....r...,.,.,, e,..r,on GAYS me- has
,.,.,t,s .o,o,t. q, bove tho Rcpuh-
.... ,,uu.,, r.,u rl,,As IN his district
......,..d 81, thst M. can l,t. some Demo
..... aoroiutpl but ne POST office be
...,t,a.nf p.oplo Of authority continue 10
...-. strirtly 10 the civil-scryicc rcsula-
t.,r.- and D., iq Uo,,erless a. DO anything
a.. long as that law stands Speaking
ff,t.r ou he subject SIR. swanson said
d am opposed 60 the civil-scryice law.
regard 70 as humbug from beginning
Oh, oul &c acts 90 Keep EcpublicanS IN
,"'e". aud 10 prevent Democrats from
setting the places under the government.
3 "oui' not COMPLAIN h 'he fogu'a.loIlS
Ni' i""' ''' N"'" '''I ,s'', N'8 -,
"' '.'' 49,, ''"r 49,,
,...', -, '.' '',., .'o,, ,'.,,. ,.,.,,.rn.
i'' 40 ID, 800 t,.s,
i'.'' VIZ, '' .... ,no
''- ,t,.,.'t in ine,
u.,t... ,.,,,,I' ~ nc n,.
'...'..... ,.,..'.,. r.If sb,u voic
10 ,er.sl or modify such handled
law ! shall vote 10 withhold ali oppro-
Irauous from tho commits 'i'n II -
an absurd unjust communion. o'mhnat'i
'y l'rnnN'"n@. ana ought b' or.
r'0i'i NF constituents want ii'c''' U''y
deserve them, ana have done al IN my
power but This law, IN its operations. pre-
vents Democrats from being recognized.
IN" law is wrong in principle. W"n
would Dot Iuu his grocery store on
amy such plan as the government has
adopted. VI" idea Of saying a man must
tc k.pt in Office until CHARGES can DE
W'f'rF'1 against him. it rs ridiculous.
Nr. swanson further .cm1rfod mat the
''iI--riVicc bosses tad "N' .7drd the I,Hi-
i"'i'1s =" I'D or Oh" laif'r p's'-pfn''S'
ana That VIII Keep lh Nepubl''n Sl'oi"'-
nay
A''HI" o. THE l'"N.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-03

pANvILLIs VA. fse i,is.,o on he
e,ai.l THE sales OF lear 1o'a ..,oput,d -
panyille market for JsnHsf, .s,,r. So
soss osf pounds: January ar 800 lssL
So peunds--in favor 81 ,.,n, octoesr l.
sts7iT5 pounds. sales ~. a, o,uuis.
lxe. 20 January 81, isss' n' y, '.ousd, ~.
SAME time hast year lol-s,s y. "a posn.is.
erase TINS tobacco year. 80 ~, ,.s pounds
shipments Of leaf by ran. -. -. ,sAs VI
an increase over January o. L.
aolo,,S pounds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-03
A PLAN FOR THE PRIMARY.
charlottesville VIII Nominate on the III
teentb Inst,nt-An Aged Woman.


CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, February
.. -,Speoial)-Th city Democratic Corn
mittee met to-day and adopted a pl4h
for the primary 10 nominate municipal
| officers.
MI. John $. Patton. candidate for mayor.
tenoared his resignation as chairman. an
AIR g W. Allen was unanimously choS'
, as his Successor In response to gem
raj demand for an early primary. II was
decided that one should toe he'd on uie
18th instant. There are three candidates
for the mayoralty. and the same number
for the city sergeancy.
The venerable T. NJ. Buck has suffered
the third stroke Of paralysis affecting MS
lef- side. His condition Is somewhat criu-
cal. but he has rallied heretofore from
similar attacks.
CrCZct. aged -.
Milton Wilthert died this morning at his
home. near Earlysvile in the nth year
Of his age.
THE OLDEST.
Mary Shelton. the colored woman who
did near Rcd Hi. this county. was at
The time Of her death the oldest person.
porlal,s living in Virginia. Papers In the
i,nssession Of j. :. White. OF North Car
den. prove her Ia have been llj years OF
age She had thirteen children. about
sixty grandchildren. the Oldest OF the last
named being p years OF age. Although
her hair was perfectly white. she had Il
full set Of perfectly sound teeth. and re-
tained her faculties up 10 the last She
died sitting In chair, apparently having
fallen asleep.
The following Board Of Editors Tor the
College Topics. the University weekly.
has been elected for the second term: T..
=. Mayberry. jones II. Paxton. NJ. Nj.
Tunis. Hunter Parish. William III. Saun-
ders. and :. V. Kemp. The business man
agor Is W. Il. Wayt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-03

CINCINNATI -. February 2 ilM
Spring patents. NEai bel. hmib -
3y1 Al.
Wheat -Flrmer AT j't1' -. i.r Ho'
rel. -.
Corn-Firm: No . Wit. '; ~
Oat+No. ? white. g'.c, ~. m''"i'
pAc. .-... . mes.
81 ~. family $3.50. clear family
Lard Job sales steam lraf d,
drh-J. Sc .t.,,.
Bacon Steady: Shoulder o. ''o''
rih sl,i.,s Ttcf shor, clear So. .,..
tVltekav- Steady al 81 D..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-03
BALTrNIORE SrOOK MAnxEr

sA !. Iss ND s.. yso,SsSy s .,sIr
ssn i,rsss. iol 81; cosssssScssd q bonds.
us; do. stock. 1h0Gx
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-03
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF The WORLD
Prices OF Money, Bonds. stocks. Grsias
Tobacco. Cotton. &r.. and tho
Weather Indications
by telegraph to the Dispstch.)

tBy Telegraph 20 Ihe UIspslVuI
+ WASHINGTON, ID. c., February a.
DAM forecast for Virginia and North
""' Carolina Showers; warmer wea-
! Their; south winds.
TIE WEATHER. IN RICHMOND lEsr SRDAN
was clear and cold during the day. Rain
began to fail just before midnight.
State of Thermometer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-03
MIR. perrinp q. Brown Dead,

LYNCHBCRG. VA. February 2-(Spe
cialD-Pcrrine -. Browne Il well-knowr
and esteemed citizen OF Campbell county
died to-day. He was a brother OF j. vii
cox Brown. the Baltimore banker.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-03
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET

FEBRUARY z, lsHb
s,IEs.-il.jOO Virginia Centuries st od1s f;
5000 do. at 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-03

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHfo GE.
RICHMOND. February Il s94.
oGeringf. Corn White. 700 bushe Oats,
| 100 tushcls.
Sales.-Corn White. |, 100 bushels.
Quotations. Wheat, ongberry. d3a66lSc.
mixed 62a06lsc.; shortheiry, bOa0Gc.; No. .,
red, 65tsc Corn, white tNlrgiuls bas lots,
42a44c: No. = white. 4ic No. . mixed.
40. oats. winter, for seed. 31a35c.: Nc. "
mtred, 3Jlsa30c.; No. 3 mixei, 3tMa3Jc. Rye,
oOaJ}c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-03

iotal tstt'sftft ss-s'ss - ~ -
Dark loose sal to-day were larger
than any day this week. amounting 10
il2I85 pOl-lds with 9asc. highest price
Prices to-day were somewhat stronger
than yestcrdIv on all grades. ana more
tobacco Of a.. better grades was offered
There were large breaks OF btights
today. as was expected but the quality
vas not so good as the past two OF tire"
DAYS I'm fact. the offerings were largely
low and medium grades, with but few
niles selling over 4Oc Prices were fully
an on all desirable tobaccos. while the
low grades were weaker than on yestcr-
dav. Good sales tomorrow.
Mr. T. !. Talbot, OF Danville Va. was
here to-day
STATEMENT SHOWING RECEIPTS ASD DELIVERIES
of LEAF TOBACCO ~ THE CITY oF kIcBN0ND
bUHING the PERIOD sETwEES OCTOBER !, 1898,
AND JASUtKl 81, 1894, ASD STOCK OF HAND
JANUARY, 81 1894.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-03
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Mean temDerature ........... 40 Ii
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-03
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND. VA. February 2.-Priyate
sales to-day Filters. -: darks. 10. cut.
trrs. l. Total 30 hogsheads.
Revenue Collections.
Cigars and cigarettes ............ 3l4 n
tobacco NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2llS "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-03
ST LOT -

Gl IFfi -
ST. LOUIS. NO. fflrny '.'
oui.t and without chunp.
Wheat-IIighsr. Fehrhafj' '''' "''
G9ornfAbour the SAN, s. y.t.rii''
February. 3llac.: March. 81 Ms, ...
oats About thu sumf '5 y''
'' Pooirk~sL.ndard mess. So 90 ''i'f"
Lard-Prlme s,eam, 8 g. ..,,,
Iry SAT- meats shOuld'rf &C. l''
and clear ribs. 5ssc snor' o.. ,.
Bacon-Boxed shoulder
re. clear ribs. 1i,fi'gc -i''..
High wines Steady ~ u"
THE COTTON MARKETS
LIVERPOOL. FebruaF g',....,
ton quiet AZ unchangri pd - ,r..,..
middllng. 40 sale. 80" al ,1por.
can. 7.iOo bales. rpttuihil'n -. I'd
100 bales. Receipts. -'i" ~
Anne yican. Futures 4uiri q" iit', ,..
supplied: American mN wv tfs4I.
ding clause February hni %" ..tf
II sd. March AMI AlpL 1911 fn..
4 is.cid. June ami July. i3'il 80,
August. 4 9l-Gld. August ai'l $3.50.
4 I.6,i 1'pnd-rs. 10 bales. COB
and 400 bales nrw DO b. tftt. Tab.
4P. M-FebruaDy : 100 - Mann
ruary and March. { lo-5lai il'''i. .,
10 ,n,,i ti-gti buyers. Ndh
N s "p'I fii-e,ti n.sI Nay. afi I. ...
1 H.e,lfi ls-bid June aai Ill,l ...t'I.
b,,ers July and AuR.-i. i'' ,...r..
August and September | ...tI
september and october ' iF .t. ...
Futures closed barely f''f
cline. ..... ...f.t
NEW YORK. February -..''', ,t.
,nI stauoV' InMluug Glt, 800.
ding l5.isc FufureT '.H rt.,.I
sales ig5 $50 bales. FPbfutF q ..
SO: April. TN. M,y. ..'...r. s. D..
July. $50. August
os,oo'i, 49, ~ tair- et.ss -. ''l'
exnorts Great Britain. ~ u'. -. A.,
,6s baIes: forwarded ~. iaH 49,.
bales. ali spinners. s'o'N, i.s gross.
Weekly net receipts, 80 p,.,,.r. Isst
2l.;0 bale: eHpoII'I,, H. c'n,n-rL ~
bbsai..s. sorw.r,iel 5.f2 tIl's 1870
bales: spinners. n. bs4's-. fsrg hii.:
totals to-day. Nj r-cril',' Fr.rl..
EXPORTS. Great Britain. - 80. ,t1,k.
Jos bales. Continent '.''
LT ro;sI. v 90 far his week. N ~, f,'gi, i
az ~ go. sxports. Great bf.,sii, ....rf.
bales; France. ~" o'
To,ais sine September ts'. ~ 'Eaitlr.
ts79. SO bales vxpori- -, 49, COO.
Isss' M bales: Franc. 49,, 10 tslts.
''' NAVAL STORE MARNEIs. o..
wItMIEGroN, y 9. fsDi- .ap'raln,i.
Rosn firm: strained - gsla To-
ouiet a, sos Crude tufpf
hard hard. SEQ, 81 soft aud 'lrsia. 81 y r,r.
SAVANNAH. "a. Frbr ...,,,s. Ro.la
iim sni in good dsmsai. a. -. n n -:
and +. 90: +. $50; - y =. WINDOW.
r $50: X. $40: NJ. 80 y
glass. 500: wat,r-white f,pxpT
NORFOLK PEANUT 'v,,s,,
NORFOLK. VA Feor.a,' ,ame' ~
steady: prime eu2Ac.. sA''
2&c.; fancy, ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-03

. cizc. in elevator, t,h.. aro., -
opened weak and declined i.sit.c Vlr1ns
hnsc.. and closed steady. We 80, ,Shsf
M sisse .s ssSaln slsS a' a.. February ~
oais-Dufi but ,,es adj" y~,-,.
March. A%c.: May sinc.. 30 ~:
February. u i-isc. March. 30 me,
?. 3iU3t4c.. No. white. .ssiSsL. w No.
Western; &ff3yzc white DO. ~, 10 ""'"t
81, naS 10 cho, out , sy shipping g9sc
Wool--,steady and Ia fair de,,.,,.
nestle fleece. einEc Hp'
Bsef-Quiet and lirm; family. tt.o,,oo.
extra mess. 5000 -. b., 49,
but nrm AZ S6.5gpl1eD; TERED b., 49,, ~
NV, CITY extra india mess. 81 "a ~
Cut fneats-Firm and qnlet ,,-aN
Hes, TIC. shoulders. .4,lTc 80. -t-
mhidles nominal '' '1t,
Iaui-Qulet and lower. ,ges..,u
Sso. city. no Futures ror,i,,p ssh;
quiet and steady; Continent. 8 p. ny
! pound. s650H6 gpa We Nvin-
pork-in moderate demand an, 49,,
mess. SiL2jGlt75 '''''
| butter-fine Creamery firm and f,,,,.
| active. State dairy N1zye ..lly
lsnZlc.; western .daiiy. ip.ai1c cr,,',~,,,'
| iS.sSTc Elgins. BE ''''N'il'
| Cotton-seed oil-Qulet ana ,..,.. &c.,
! Soc. yellow, siGspfc ''-'''
| Petroleum quiet ami steady
y. i0nilj. s''i'
Tgrg9to'ine-Mar&et qul,, AMI rrmer =,
Rte Moderately ac'h, AMI .t,,1y. AL.
nestle fair to extra. g,a.Ac. Japar.
Moiasses-ForeIgn nominal: NV o--
| leans 3eD5sc.: market Quiet ara s,,,t,
Peanuts Quiet, fancy hand picket l. .
| Cohee-Steady AMI unohsngri T..
| points up. February. s. byI6 g.. 49,,
4 81 t.4,f. -.
Rio dun but steady. ~ :. N.1 ~
| Sugar-Raw nrmvr a1l IN rinf.raf. a b.
| mand fair refining. 1',c. rear.l ........
| and fifli. No. s. }SN3 li-lt... stsrl.rl
u-l6a|ic.; cut-lOaf ana crushed p \
M5c. granulatel. i-isni.c
Freights TO Liverpool Quot ana .,.,.
cotton. 9-Gil.. bid. 5-r,i. asked. .r,-a'
2'2i., BID. 2',d, ask.
BALTIMORE PR0DCC" MARKr-
duh aud unchanged
Wheat-Dul ~. rel srat sal r.f.
ruary, 81. nei g Msr, 49,.
May.t 6it, u6si.C. steamer Nd r.f 81.
W'0iec. milling wheat Ds slur. ,,
| Corn--Wesk miNet SPOT i.rl.... f...
ruary. nrsQi.c.. March gt.r... ST.,
LHbSc.; Steamer mi'r' HtatI.,,
s,uthern. by sample ruiHr nj.
grade. ilisnl1i g.
oats Firm: ~. . Wh..,. y..,.--
| 3J'ac.. No. miNei. f.fn.
Rye-SlOw. No o. aU.
Hay Quiet; good T. c.ol. tmony
81 Wlil6to
| Provisions Steady. r'.-s r.rk Sc.
| Bulk meats loose shoU.I,fs -' lima
clear. SIC rib sides ana -rrtr.r.,k. A
shoulders &c. sugar,I'.i maA.l' .r...
ders. STc: hams. &c.
| Lard Refined. 9iic
Butter Firm, cresm.rr fH.v. e-. 1.
fair to choice. hl15e.. a1. limitation. r.
| eDc.
| Egl.s-Qui"t ~ l,0ltr
COFFEE Finn. Rio cligHos. lir r.......
No 7. 1Adl74c.
Sugar STEADY: ganu'af.l $685.
| Whiskey Steady NJ N-tri..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-03

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