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active. showing the highest prices Tor
years on mahogany and bright Wrappers
Som. values obtained for new were AZ
most Incredible. az compared Win the
offerings OF old tobacco. Such dln
and distinction cannot long remain go lar
apart. and II Is more likely no" tns ma,
ever this season that old tobacco VIII
materially advance.
In common HIGHT Tugs and tips there
IL no change TO note. one planter fvil
AZ Shelburne's warehouse to-day SIX pli's
OF tobacco at an average of So per
hundred.
The prediction OF an improved tobacco
business along towards February appear
TO be- a good prophecy in these reports,
az general business for the last week was
marked by lively revival
Every day new wrappers are bringing
from Sc ~ to 5000 and $500. and some
times over. ana cutters IN same proper
ton. Highest price to-day. SJOv.
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rillman Officer Mnmnded.

CIIARI.ESTON. S. .. Jannary HI~'oh'
e,,lle g. H. Mcdonald. on" ~ the dis
rcnsary spies. was slightly stabbed sun
day niC.3t. lie claims that twas while in
me di-chargc Of his duty. but no con-
flrmation Of the story he tells can he Oh
tanned. ana fl is generally believed to be
false. The wound is slight His char-
acter IL not good. warrant having been
sworn out for him last summer charging
that he had obtained money under false
frpt,usps
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Money LOSS sI1GuT-
EMPLOYERS LIABILITY BILL.
Action Of the Lords on the ConfractinG-out
Clause.

LONDON. January 2.-The House Of
Lords today. ty large majority re-
fected tho proposal ~ the Marquis Of ri
non. Secretary Of State f1r the Colonies,
that the reasons Of The d.e Of 'om-
mons for disagreeing with The amendments
mad. by the House OF Lords 20 the On
rlcvers liability bin he considered
The Earl of Camper19wn then moved as
an amendment that workm"n I'm trad",
who have insurance funds 10 which their
employers have contributed be- allowed 10
contract out i'm spite 81 tho provisions OF
the bin. Tho amendment was agreed TO-
The Earl ~ Dudley also proposed an
Amendment to the effect that If the infn-
rance funds were not sufficient. AMI the en-
rloyers were not willing 80 max" ~ tbs
deficiency the workmen would have their
remedy rs action AT ordinary law.
The House then adjourned.
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Eioting in switzerland.

ZURICH. January 29.-This city has
l.en the scene of serious riotou' de-
monstratlon. \ band OF Anarchists, car
r,ine red and black flags. marched 10
The Italian consulate and affixed the hdgS
10 the escutchcon over the door ot the
consulate. The police intcrfcrcd ana
riotous scene. "A struggle between tnf
,.,.r.scutatives of the authorities and the
rioters. took place. During the rioung
many people were wounded on both Sides
ana sixteen of the prominent rioters were
arr, stcd.
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PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, JANUARY 20 "a
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
British steamship springweu. Galveston.
British steamship Topaz, Brunswisk.
COALED AND CLEARED.
British steamship Springwell. Liverpool.
British steamship Topaz, 81 Louis, Dauphine.
PORT OF WEST POINT, JASUARY 30, 1894.
ARRIVED.
Steamship DaGville, Murphy Baltimore, pas
sengers and general cargo.
steamship City OF Columbia, Jenney. New
York. general cargo.
steamship Gloucester, Howes, Baltimore, gen.
er9l cargo.
SAILED.
steamship Gloucester, ilowes. Boston via Nor
folk, general cargo
Steamship City OF Columbia, Jenncy. New
York via Newport News ana Norfolk. general
cargo
steamship Danville Murphy, Baltimore, pas
pc ayers and general cargo.
steamship Forest Home, tombstone, Liver
pool, cotton and general cargo.
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COIOTed Wash Goods.

Best grades Of l1i.r. Dress Ginghdms at
lDr
Fine Pankhm I,rhyrs qualities that
solI last year for To- --.c. You can buy
now in an new patterns az l2i2c per yard
- Printed English 'ambric aui Per-
Gale. iu a N'ry Large variety Of new pat
terms and color.ugs. Th'se ar" She -osds
that give 500 much satisfaction in wash
amt wrsr Our price i4 oaiy l@.c r.r
yard.
Pampolrs' cloth ana Irish Lawns. t"r1-
tifm designs and color~. T. ~. per yard
Fine ltish pimiti~s Boo white and olior'd
grosnds ln this fabric We show the
largest line that has oyer com" o. Rich
mond. All now STYLES and colors AT -
aud 5,igc per yard.
Best grades ot Scotch Ginshune. b'ln-
tiful tine qualities and oolorS nat gitc
.l..iut. -,tI.ftefi,u ian vanr AMI wash
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OCCUPATION OF TlMBUcTOo.
II Ci,c.Trance. IT Is Said. Control of Sou
dancSe Trade.

LONDON. Jaumry So.-The Paris CORE
spoulaut ~ the Morning Post says. J
had au interview to-day with an official
IN tho Ministry Of Marin" on the occupa-
ton ~ Timhuctoo. IIs REGARDED the oc-
cupation ag Of the highest import asFur-
inr mo that France is now iu complete
control of the trade Of ~. Soulan no
occupation was Effected, d" said 10
nvcnge the massacre Of Mar1r-Enfisn
Aub, and his party. II has resulted IN
exciting chronic antaronism between ~"
Ministries ~ Marine ani the Colonies.
The Temps learns that the government
viii recall Colonel Bonni"r. commander OF
the expedition. for occupying Iimhuc'oo
M-thDui AlNic.-"
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EII.ANILLE. GA. January 29-Cfdchs-
men blew open the safe Of the Planters
Bank here last night and took $500 that
amount being all there WAS IN the safe;
They went In at the back door and drilled
holes In the vault and safe door ana
blew them open with powder. Five hun
drcd dollars reward IS offered by the
county commissioners for the robbers
with proof 10 convict
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Tragic suicide.

SAVANNAH. GA, January @9-A spe-
claI to the Morning News from Albany,
GA. SAYS: "A tragic suicide took place NJ
Newton. Baker county, at late hour
Saturday night Buc, Grant a. man y
wears old. ran his hand into the oF"rcoat
rocket Of Marshal John Griffin. secured
the lattcr's pistol. asked him II Nouit
shoot. received an affirmative answer anu
,,l,cloy tb,. weapon against his own temple
r,llled the trigger. The bullet went clear
through his head, and death was almost
instantaneous
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-30

DENTON. Did. on J,ny,,. q,
Mr. J. y. DENTON. IN tho az ~ '. l'st
his age. ''W -
Mr. Denton "as n mos' es'i,r.,,.
and greatly beloved Ius s,,l- "an
heart and cheerful dlsposiioo 80, ~
a favorite With an who sn,,. ~" nm
was friend 10 'hc poor ara .,' ''''". he
10 help the needy lis d.,,, t.'1Y
sadly ieli and deplored by "a I...' -
OF friends. lie leaves s,,n ,rf ..f''s
with whom the community 0...i.. 'N''f
pathize. May God sustain ,,l 'n-
them In their sad berease-..,t '''|
a FRIEND.
NAPIER Diel 80 BE rasr,,..
Sl west clay street Morf.,
O'Clock =. NJ. EDWARD : M
IN the ga year or his a-s ''''
Notice ~ funeral horesr.-
PEARMAN.-Dled. PIT 'h. r.....
her husband. NN north TN.rt.
street after nearly seven year. ......
which she bor' with Christian f...... ~
NELLIE u. PEARMAN. t.i...t
John T.. Pearm'n. asoi b., y.... '.., b..
days. d.
The funeral VIII he h.t ., r-..
Methodist Episcopal church LOB un,,.....
,Weinesii,) AFTERNOON .. .',
Friends ami acqm'nonHe ...t ,. Us,
tend.
WALTERS Died a. hts l,,a ,....,..
No. 1914 east Fnnkn str..
~. lS4. JOHN :. WALTERS. ..., 4.
years N
Funeral nom tho First plr..i Ohm.
BROAD str.eD TO-DAY T......
L. NJ.
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IINtNCIiI.
THE COLUMBIAN
Building and Loan Association.
RirHD1Ond. Ia.
OFFICERS

j. b. PACE. President.
THOMAS POTTS, Yice-President sni Treas.
80. LANE STERS. General Attorney.
L. 4. WELLER, secretary and GenI Manager.
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TRIMMINGS.

Braits. Gulmps AMI .o..
Trimming Line. MANY s'l .s
troll. ami an markell d.
rate Of pront.
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Communications Touching ser,ia.

LONDON, January $o.-T'he odessa cor
RESPONDENT Of the Daily News says that
important communications concerning
Servia are passing between Russia ana
Austria, presumably with a mutual We"
OF change in the Servian dynasty.
Public and official feeling In Russia has
been disgusted by the Obrenvitch scan
dals. and Is veerng noticeably In favor OF
the prctendor. Prince KarageorS.
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WHITEGOODS WHITEGOODS.

India Linen Luiar de Dana, Persian
Lawn. Indian Dimiiy. English Cambria.
and Naineook. French Organic ana Main
sock. Plaid and Checked Muslin. Linen
Lawns, 81 and s.. Linen Cambria Mulis.
and "A large variety o. everything that
goes - mako complete WHITE GOODS
nEPA RTNIENI.
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pEDlcATIoN OF cRAce STREET.
-. nroaddu. to nc rr,-cnt services In
Tie Ghutchcs sunday.

~. ftI0tuJu. ia a., itr,.,rf Services I'm
o." thut'hrS SUNDAY.
Hf. fourth SUNDAY iu March is Set for
dedication. tt.. ..,....ut now 1Iou~e OF
.... "a, t .,... -,,..t u.t.ttst
'.I .. N''' ''- h. " Ih process Oh
jog '.i'i >'"'" Among o'"'T
Who air Oh bh" part in me
g. ..t''f5 SERVICES D. ~. J"hn A.
i'. president "i ihr S'uth' ihi'1i-
t.t Theological Seminary at Louisville.
.N. who has already notified Dr Hatcher
iie acceptance of tie invitation % be
= ....Hl IL SIS expected that other disc
N..-..H.I miai toys viii Doe in Attendance
"...' i.' ii'-i anime 'l 'N'l
sou '''h announce " ~ "''',
'i t'' ""'
t,t.,..,.b -.
80 rri.h-
,...,,... d.. undressing r,tidly.
r.., am, au,.lt Y4 Z, ua COM
.... ... ,I..... f,r t,I.. service Of dclica-
..., r.. In sunday in March The nnn
,..... u d.. aI.I,urium is h.ips done
Dies. N Co.,. ~ Sew York. and win
.n ..i THIS Vr.t Il" "IuSt IS al
N .' WORK "u i"r 'r. 'I' .i'" '' 'i.'
t'.'H promises To l"'N. u 81 49,
'.a' THE iH'hiiNl' "'' l'. ''"A ''
ta- nr4 '.'''il' N' .." '0"
af. 'iH.r h'ir '' CD" ,"' "",' d'i
t.' i''i az ". "''" Do W. ''
'" 'i'l ''D''' .....,,.
LEAVE. liit tN'Li'->'N ''-.
"f. D.. .Irc sririecs ip the tri'n-StHuoh
.f......, ou sunday were cNtVtdll'hly
.r..f.rs The congregation has been
..n.ir.nc f.r th, past eight months IN
a.. spacious hat go some respects I'M
,.,...4t.. r..u AittoIFh "''h ."1,
,...rNrt f''w beat az Summer "h' we
t..i ., vui.r 500 hadiy-iSh''i anu lou o,
l.h.f.I apartments. The h'H'"'I mp
have kept t"-clhrf wei" al'' '' ..'. and
..nr itNe t''n u"''' '.f ''' ~, ,,a
S'ni'' -.h''i mas .i,l i,', eer,ir-s
i''' "I "''' .,...ti H.. a. H.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-30

Itn.f Icnm.. n. a On.

NASHVILLE. TENN. January N
United States Judge Lurton this morning
revoked the order by which suits against
the receivers Of the East Tennessee. Viz
giuia and Georgia railroad were cnjoin"d.
The revocation il likely t. lead 10 some
important litigation.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM AL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Price. of Money, Bonds. Stock. Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. ar. end the
Weather Indications
By telegrnph TO the Dispa,ch.l

+ WASHINGTON. ID. C.. January o.
IcN0ylF Forecast for Virginia: Slightly
wv" colder. fair weather, preceded by
light snow or rain in the early
morning; northwest winds.
For North Carolina: Fair weather; west
winds; slightly colder.
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pocoiver for the Thonson- III custom Go.

NEW YORK. January 29.-Henry Win
throp Gray was appointed receiver to-day
by Judge Barrett Of the Supreme Court
OF the Thomson Houston Electric Com
pany. Of New York, In the suit OF me
Holland Trust Company.
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FIye-Mlliion-Doilar Failure.

LONDON. January % The Daily News
correspondent in Berlin says: 1.-THE bank
ing house of Solomon Mas, In Mann
helm. has failed, with liabilities estimated
at 100000. The failure is attributed 10
speculation IN Italian securities.
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MARINE INTELLIGE<CE.

"a 1-Tu, Thtw) salOortpfrl
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FRENCH ORGANIZES.

All the new things I'm both Plain and
Fisured Organizes "" had the rrst
choice Of the newest imporatI"nf IN th'
above popular fabric. Al artistic pat
terms. that must he seen 10 he appreciated.
Printed Duck ia a variety of patterns.
at Iyl.c uer NIrd
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. January 2-Flpur dull
and weak: winter wheat. low grades
SVN2i5; patents s}.@p3.9o Minnesota
extras. S2.iJd2 q: southern -four dull and
weak: common 10 fair extra. A"a@Vo'
good 10 choice. d.. Sl0al2o.
heat-Dull: No. . red, store anu eleVa-
tor, t5'tp0dige; ahoat. b,s.tesc' oBt,onS
moderately active and sc. up. No. > rel.
ianuary. Co &c. February, 6sA,c.; May
Ggfc.
confirm and quiet; NJ. ., i3'sc. in
elevator. Aigc. ahoat: steamer mixed, y :
q tic. No. white. i3uGi4c. Options en-
February. i3iac.: May. 43lsc.
oats quiet and frmer. January. pc ;
February. 3psc.; May. 5iAc.; 10. : white
> white. 35i ~ }6'gc; mixed western. 32'e1t
&c. white do. 5Gaioc.
Haydn fair demand and steady. ship
ping. Ga zoe. good TO choice. Mu@c.
Wool Steady and fairly active: DO
nestle fleece, 3H2 pulled, l6I-Jc.
Beef-Quiet and nrm; family. $lleoql3 a..
extra mess. 3 oONS %. beef hams dun but
firm az sl6 Jtnl7.o0: tered beef quiet.
Cut meatS-Quiet and about steady;
picked bellies. 1'sc.: shoulders. 6'gc.
hams. 9igc.. midiles nominal
Lard-Quiet and easle-; western steam
closing. $50. asked. January ~vJ. re-
fined quiet ana easier. Continent s. ~.
South America. $50; compound 500 4t
81.
Pork-Dun but steady; mess. Sl5o4
BOO
BItter-In moderate demand AMI
stealier state dairy. lbH pc. do.
creamery l>422c.: western dairy, l3izHlic.,
do. creamery. lNu26iqC.. Elgins, hi2c.
C0ttou-seed oil-Qdiet and steady, crude.
Soc. bid: yellow. &iC
Petroleum-Quiet Washington barrels
500: do. i'm bulk. $3.50. refined New York.
SIS. Philadelphia and Baltimore. $40.
ID j.
ROsin-Dull but steady; strained. COM
mon ID good. SilrHil,
Turpcntne-Q and steady at }U IN
Gle
Rice-Steady and fairly ACTIVE; domestic
fair % extra. 3'.n5Asc.. Japan, ldii.c.
Mol1sses- Foreign nominal. New or
leans. opon-kettle. good ~ choice. JU1i3sc
market quiet and steady
franuts-Qulet. fancy hlul-pckcd. Sac
Cotee-Optons dun and uuchaug Il to
points down: January, 1850. March
SO o.: May. $3.50. July, Nj.O, September,
81 i5alLSJ. spot Rio dun but steady. 40.
:. N1S1ie
sugar-Raw quiet ana unchanged. faI
refining 2@~c. refined JUN and lower. No
e.. 3hG3 l3-'jc.. standard :. ll-l60
: 3-lGc. cut-loaf and crushed, I lj-losjc.
Er9nulpted. { ll-ijutiSc.
Freghts . LiV rpool-Quiet AMI steady
cotton. Sgd. grain, 81.
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LaC0S and EmbrOiderieS.

This IS department that W. hav" de-
voted much time and attention o.. Buyins
only from first hands. we are 90 posi-
ton To- offer values that viii be genuine
surprise 10 the buying public.
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TIE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
wa rainy and cool. =, =,
Ram commenced 10 fail at ; A, N. and
continued throughout the dav.
The SKY at midnight was cloudy.
- ITO of N Recommendation
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NOTES FROM BRAZIL.
ADMIRAL eENHhM'S EFFORTS TO Sc
CURE PEACE PERSONAL ONLY.
Ninister-Progrcss Of the
War.

Copyrighted. 1894. by the United PressD
RIO JANEIRO. January g. Via Monte
video. January 29.-Early on the morning
of the 9th Instant a strong force OF In
surgents landed on Bon Jesus Island
under cover Of a fire from their launches
and captured the breastworks held by
the government troops. one heli-gln ana
quantity Of ammunition also fen into
their hands. Provisions enough 70 load
one Of the launches were also taken by
the insurgents. II Is reported that p
were Killed and ~ wounded. Two mer-
chant launches were carried on, ana II
is stated along the shore that they were
destroyed.
The government forces are engaged tn
mounting heavy cannon on the coffee
docks. - Is highly probable That TINS
action may provoke the insurgents 10
again lombard the city.
There Il % basis whatever FOR the re-
ports that Rear-Almiral Benham. com
handing the American squadron here, is
acting IN an official capacity IN the at
tempt u bring about Il settlement Of tho
troubles hy arbitration. That be il seek
Ing 10 bring the troubles 10 an end -
true. hat b. IL simply acting as q private
ci,lznt &, tho ,,.c.oti.tt,,, admiral Sal
d,rb, -. cam, ,.o c,,,,rar,lor M fh,.
inenrpDnt Zoo, her,r. tho ci,, made long
visits 70 the San Francisco Admiral Ben
hams flag ship. on Monday and Tuesday.
and to-day General jose CarydlhO, an
,.r,I 80. .I..,t.., ,..,.. nh, ei,ue,iou
was fully discussed. Admiral Rrnham 4
,''I',''' w. ~" ,"' ','''' - ar1
, Inc. wa ,,, '''''.'i 1s" '' r,nn :, us
,.,i..i r,l,,t,t,
..,., ''.. ln .'"' ,''I,
"""'' S'' i'lN"'' '"-''''
F' HTHEk lNSl tInNI 'NIN7'
There are renewals Of the reports that
the insurgents have made further gains
In the state OF /3raua. u f. said that
there - no excitement IN ~" STATE Oh
Sac Paul'. The h'st-iniormeI symp"' M
'r5 win ~" Hs'fs.hl gay UNA, I'm
'.''''7 .,.,l ,~,,,
ment mere VIII mol come i'"'.' ''''''
H'f"na, a' 20 90 500 'h'L "ou.' l.''. 10
'iv0 hlSH "l'""'dI.@ ""'
The Insurgents have not landed ~
Niothcr1v sine" they f1il'i 20 hold 'her
station there.
II l' SAID among th- insNi-'h'- H'il-
FATHERS that H." failure "i the gov
crnmrniH fleet 10 arriN" mere l+ que 10
the fact that the officers o' I'D" vessels
have been bril-. 10 delay th'ir arrival
as long as possible.
Mr. Thomson. the American Minister
hopes 10 make ms hr-t can on iI'7'l'Nt
Ptiyptp to-day Hitherto D." has been
enubb.d daily, and haF found 1t useless
To attempt - meet ItiA"i'.
Tn" homblrlmen' Of Forts Nilloeacuon
AMI Cobras draws frw auoctatorf. d."
novelty of tho firing having worn ~.
.t-f In,
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AMERICAN LEGATION svRcLARlzsD.
Robbery Not the ObIect-important Papers
Eurnrd-Turnlture Damaged.

ROME, ITALY. January gs.-Burgiars
Iast nlght enforced an entrance into the
American Legation. No. u, Via Nazionaie.
by breaking locks. The thieves broke open
the safe and desks OF the Minister ami
Consul-General. and then set fire 10 all
the papers In the Office. \ number OF
-,irohires were completely destroyed. and
others partially burned. The outrage ~
supposed 10 have been perTetrated about
midnight.
MONEY LOSS SLIGHT.
LATER. The FIRE at the American lega-
lion last night caused a money loss OF
less than 500. " f. evident that the
BURGLARS who caused the FIRE dld not have
robbery as their object. as nothing was
carried away. Minister Potter SAYS most
~ the papers destroyed We're In the Once
~ the C0nsul-General ana were not OF
much IMPORTANCE They We're the accu-
mutation OF ten years. Neither the Minis
tor nor the Consui-Cieneral kept their
most important papers AZ their offices.
20 motive can he assigned for the aci'
and no clue IS afforded by the character
~ the papers destroyed. Furniture was
damarod and papers destroyed In the
rooms Of the Minister and Cousul-General.
In, in the office Of the Consul nothing
was touched.
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Wraps

We have now IN the ~ .. POS
o-dey Sor new sprns Wug-' ..r
guaranteed 20 deliver a." ...F,.I
We then viii be- IN A po-.,'' ls
an he new enects in Gags
IN both colorel AMI bae".
We have many lines y i'"' ma.
AND NOTIONS that w. .'' 49, OBI. -
toned IN this adv-rtis"oier. '...- a.
, uSlch !. compIe,a tn i,'eis 4'i -' y, ~ s..
charge OF competent ~, s.ivs
ask /, an INSPECTION o., our '''' s. ,....c.
can assure you o. our ao''.F 7, .,. u
II Is our aim TO make or n'- ,,mai
the mos, popular in Ri,h".'' b nat
' ss'r ," no stone un,urned to ''''.'
object.
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RICHMOND PERPETUAL BUILDING, LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY.
+. d. STARKE, President.
u. MITTELDORFER, Nice-Pres't.
WILLIAM LOVENSTEIN, Cashier

On account OF the recent heavy de-
mands for our stock We have only Il few
more shares of our new series for sale.
Parties seeking a good and safe invest
ment would do well to call to see US.
Loans negotiated on real estate, paya-
bic in easy monthly instruments. Our
plan of lending money will aid you TO
become the owner OF a home.
ANY information will be cheerfully
furnished at our Office
922 east Main, northwest corner Tenth.
s,,1 IN, I'm
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

GRAIN AND COTTON EACHANGE.
RICHMOND, January 90, 1894.
orerings-Wheat. 100 bushels. Corn. white
100 bushels, mixed, 240 bus1els- Oats, 5000
bushels.
saies-Wheat, 100 bushels Corn, white, az
bushels; mixed, 240 busleia
Quotations Wheat, iongberry. o3aooSsc /;
mixed. o2a66Lxc.; shortbeiry, 6Oa6yc. No. :,
red d5aJAlsc Corn. white virginia bag lots,
42ai4c.; No. white, 44c. No. mixed, ~.
Oats. winter, for seed. 3ia37c.. No mixed.
34a34Iec.; No. 3 mixed, 33a33isc. Rye, o0a
NE
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DIRECTORS :
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30 YOU WISH TO SAVE?
go subscribe to or Glass g " instalment
stock. Ten shares II Class a VIII cost - per
snare admission lee AMI e. per mortl until ma
turity in about eighty-three months.
Do YOU WISH 10 INVEST,
II ~, subscribe 10 our tlass"C pa'd-up
stock. which "a sold AZ $50 per share n advance,
AMI when has a maturity value Il 500 per
share. THIS stock also pays per cent annual
cash interest until maturity upon the cost o'
sfo,k which would be 20 each SIX months on
ten shares. costing 1900.
Low rates g. boTruNcr-.
Loans upon good security can be obtained on
shOIt notice.
First-cla-s organizers an 4 gents wanted.
For information see prospectus just out, or
cal on or al lress
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VA cling ami Lake Eric preferred.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE MD. January 29-Nir
glnla ys. ~. bid: Northern Central stock
VI or: Consolidated Gas stock, 81 81
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BALTIMORE pRODUcG MARKET'

BALTIMORE. MD. January 2a-FlJur
'rn extra. E.25H2bj, western family. go
H5I'. Wln.r wheat. patents. S2'G3i -:
spring wheat patents. SiyHlU, spring
wheat. straight. $t2,n2t0.
Wheat Dull, 40. . rel. spot ana Jauu-
ar. o, -H6ic. February. tiu5ii4c. MAY
ca -Hhsi-c.. steamer 10 rcd. tli .UGni.o .
milling wheat. 10y sample. Gip6jc.
Corn -firmer. mixed. spot aud January.
P'i 0l-'-c.. February. 49i. NNo, MAY. Nf
ipac.: steamer mixed. a. .u4ltc. south
ern. by sample and on grade. i2iijc.
oats Inactive; 40. > whit" western, 3-r. ,
No mixed. western. 33ieU3ic
R5e-Duil. 40. ?, 5Oc
Hay quiet AMI steady. good % choice
timothy. Lul6c
Grain frrights-Qulet: steam 70 Liver
pooi per quarter. - I'd: cork for orders.
per quarter. 81. 81 cotton. per l00 pounds.
800; Hour. per lp pounds. 1890.
Provisions Steady; mess pork. $3.50
clear SIC: cleor-rib sides AMI sugar
picClep shoulders. 80; suRar-cWeI smoked
shoulders. 54c.; hams. l1c.
Lard Refined. 8',c
Butter Steady; creamery. fancy. %p
20; do. fair 10 choice. 2;a-ic.; do. imita-
tion. l90eoc
-Esgs-Firm, with receipts light ct iia
Cor-e-Qulet: Rio carsoes. fair. lq'.r..
-. :. lI7-dlhl~c.
sugar quiet. granulateI. Naf.
V hiskcy- steady az 81 2lttl -
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COlored Dress Goods.

We have outside " 'h' .., 90
ulate line ~ every thins .
that was new or arH.ft. ..r a.
ern market. and have ..r
prices that will MAKO .... .. .
novelties. ~ buy Only DOT
style. - sou Wi!l have " o.. a..
u 0Tning the only df
Richmond ~ the pattern ''