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Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16

Wenneifeben. st ru8iiIt 8tao BE-
%retter, at Der npltg er uoItibet til eng
lamb to 9ampitibslaoningsr meo Weuz
neItcben, opsraoue paa Slasmarterue
ira Ben IiOl tie rus It-tDrttife &ri9. 9ss
mere itul benpttes / be temiite 5abriter,
anta8eli9 til 6abritutiuueu al Supers
o5fot. Man Oil oioe, at en- ergelit
5ubrifant uf ben buI9ariife Ge8iering
bar ~fOrpuStet &etten til paa Oeunc
Naaoe at til8ooegjgre oisie iBrgetige
arissminoer / SnOuItriens 2ieueite.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16

geibIebems Wenisbeb | Winnea.
polls ital bupe uoiist til at faa IaItpr
O. &asmusien til 8re1.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16

Siae Y.ter: Sgr, fiare Mamu,
tunoe bu life bore iaa mil at Hippo al
en- 9ot al 8apas Saar til mig?
On Mooer: So, @utten min, bet
ital ies piit sisre. (Sun oenoer fig til
Wunoen). SSrer bu bet, SObn, bpem
ituloe BABE troet, at Der ianotes iau
mesen 5sleliesiulObeo ct ~iaaoant tibet
8arn2
9iae 9eter: Seq ital iige Dig,
Rama, bet er ioroi @pn9ebeiten bar
miitet Salen lin.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16

Haitor 9. 6ulbranien er falbt til
3ions Wenisbeo | Sluiteo Co., @Inn.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16

!6anoeIen ON en- imut Gremuitsr iamt BENG rlbruit.
ming % Demanding latte after GsOrgs Iummeos SiGIss
traft SeuG9elis; os ba ban betrauOie fit npe 5artsis
DAT, fslte ban tpOeIi9t, at aanOen uilos Isfts ig, for
at ofrpite bet Grauitcp, iOm IGn9e bapos betpnset Og
mectrptt ben. timber lin trnuIs 8irtiombeo tuuoe ban
nmuiist fsle Smerten iaa nasenoe, iom Oa ban fun
Ispeoe Orsmmen.
aftsnen isreno ban ituIos lobe uO at Sdpneu faIbt
bet BAN ino, neoeHs ban ~ipaOiereoe slsnnsm lRaitbuoaet,
at ban enonu ensdns ptIoe ie bet lille 6us, buor ben
sanlIs 6iasitipper Os bans SOne bupoe Iepet i beres
glade os lptteise 2Ggtetub.
Ssoe os DemOoise @rinOriuser pautranste fig bans
9ierte. ., bpOr Dor ben GiO, 90 ban fsrite Sang mso
fn S0oiat hob tOron Snosanseu til bette Sus, buor
par ben lite %ioritieais fra ben nuuarsnbe! Spor srelt
fonirOiisrsos yusIlnssns Iette SorsIssbeo lite mso
Wiauoens biigs Griarinsl
@soras 9anter 1T imiOIertio en- onSsn genbins, ba
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16

Yaftornlmsbet nf 8. 9. Duluth
ira 22oe Suguit bar meset oeaptiet.
Sirr bar 5orbnuoliugerue oUer Gmuet:
8rsiten iom 8orger meaet iuteres ont,
liseiaa bar SnmtaIsn oper Spnfirmas
MISREPRESENTATION bnnoe i~uo9uaeuoe %
bsI9renos. Mgost por gpot bels9t oe
Here Breiter nf nuore lutberite Sam'
fuuo bar tiIIieoe.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16
Romon al Charlotte 9ronte

3ans Gure. Romon at Charlotte Sronte
Gurrer 9el( S~uotunoen / Sbirhn9s'
biuo, 90 $50
9rbbpIb: Dtt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Observation-Disclosures
Ill Observation-Disclosures pa gaaroeu-8i1euu, Ren-gu urpts RAJ
gru Re,os qrbget.-gt Srsuursoaa-Ri
raes- gaa Ssbu-2rrr uos en- dHOsba-DmGas-@ienfp
9ieIGaub, Ger. slipper Worfe. Ro'
man. 6eftst 80 Leo
S~nobunocn Sbrtugsbinb 90 19O
Soqeboa, Stnubiuapif tiluitreret, uborbet'
BET for tanoiuauilte 6usboIoninger Awn'
rita. 9n~bbunoen Sbirtiugsbino, LOO 200
Subbolp: 5orOro-5nshbenbe semrrfnHaer-Dm sosetar-8rgb ps
eoautno-Raasr-e ga faaer-s maaiaa -aaaer, iom foses-aner 9rn-Cm
Snpusb q. Jfe,uara- On Spbeparns at 6sotoarer-Cm Cpbsuarius at 6sce.
miIsr-TprGieTis isnusr-Supper-an supper 6rushSrFo-Q2sts
tyier-Fi- Efabpr-8uot "a Glnrire-ai'otts GnasRs Bsnnoneifer-sts}s
gorIrQas 81 tsr-Herer al fst o. tost aiso-8sier-9Oaesr, Sahaeer ca
Gmslettr-gier-Grentr Gefse, 6rpmaar, Se of. aoIo gnrerul-FUr
Mnpnpaldr,ntsr-Cm IN mountaineering On tstaier-9iuea.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16
Set SauIf Iutb. samfuno (Sruuot'

o~isioucrues) boIot lit gdrsmeoe |
GarIstoR, 0tiun., iieit / Ssptbr. Rre.
itslioIsn / Gts Moiues ltal Der m ia'
aes fat paa meb Sraft. Sp9eelptter
for $4,000 err iolsts; en- Spsuiu9 paa
$1,000 Ital opfGres. lltnbmisiionen
t%uoiiaeoes. Samiuuoets samle 5or'
mano Iaft. u. 2. Rielisn sit af; Ya'
flor gOobOlot inoontstes / bans eteo.
Giliteoe bar 10 8rsiisr, II 7elesater.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16

Sabt Sib sienfinoes nlbria.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16
I'll Iranfriaes NntiunaIhsIaen er

I'll brallfrtges Hnfiorinlbelgen er
Somfrusn al Orleans uooal9t. I'll
gSrs for bsroe er retup afbolot en- itor'
artet Self / Tomrsmp. 10000 Bile
orimme % euoos en- bel Del Oiieerer
bdroe inofunost fig. Coer be iioitss
geisa sr bet raoitals 9nrti bleusn falt
oYbrast, os bet bar opfOrorst arissml'
n~iitsreu iii at faa benz fat unoer Gil'
tale berfor.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16

l65
fig frem, Os sIinOenoe gsIser OunieOs Omtrins sisIsn.
Oct par paatioe at brpoe op.
"HRin 6uoer, iusSe geors i afteOstimen, "suu
lite bort, o, saa life bort, inben jes tonmer tilbass
bor ies lite bette Saab at Ieue for, iaa bar ies intet,
tutei... gr bet life frrfGrbsIist life at baue noget
6aub?~
~gGr TART, min flare Con, os Cub uiI life bsrspe
big bet iiolfe! Seq teller paa mig ieIu, at ri uI gisns
fees enonu ensans."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-19

the number Of Federal sf1csheldsrS-a,-
70 The railroads ana telsg,4ph wvu11
mot be 20 well run for the oonvsnienco u
the people a. they now art.
.5. II would exempt from Ststs taxation
all railroad property, which now pays
into our virginia Treasury large sums Of
money annually.
&C. II would be long and fstai stride
towards paternalism, to which ! an vie-
lently opposed.
Justice Miller, Of the United States su-
preme Court, that the prosperity and
pcrpetuity OF this government depends on
letting the States do ell towards the gov
eminent Of the people that they can 90
and the Federal Government doing NO
thing the States can do.
Every respectfully. &C..
"EPPA HUNTON."
There seems TO be no foundation for
the report that Mr.. Carlisle u TO retire
from tie Cabinet.
The passage Of Mr. Murphy'S resolu-
ton to-day In the Senate disposes OF the
.'pop-gun" bills. They will not b heard
of any more. this session. at least.
POSTAL AND PERSONAL
Post-ofiices have been established -
follows:
VirgInia--Culien. Warren county, Orian
c. Cullen postmaster: Nuttree, Chester
field county. Sallis B. Chatham post
master
North Carolina-rauna, Pnsduatank
county, Sylvanus s. Sawyer postmaster;
Saddletree. Robson county. Troy Nj.
Davis postmaster: Tampa, Mecklenburs
county, Mary II. McGinnis postmaster:
Corine. Dublin county. Luther ]. Powell
postmaster: Gartineryille. Pitt cdaaty'
John A. Gardner postmaster.
The office at Toledo. T'ransylvania
county. n. c.. has been discontinued;
mail to Ecusta-
Mr.. Charles r.. Mclean, OF Burlington,
n. c.. was here to-day trying to have
the Republican postmaster OF that place
removed on charges. He has two years
vet 70 serve. but 1t II hoped change
can be effected.
Virginia arrivals: Junius q. Leigh r.
p. Rood, Richmcnd Kirk seabury. Pc
tersburg: state-Senator Little. Frede-
ricksburg: w. T. VANDERBILT Chariottes-
villa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-19

H. ase al here now. TIERS CA ~ no
Msjos Burke once roas severaI hundred
White men IN order 10. get for the wild
West an Indian who had never seen
scented to = chief q warm message from
. brother chief who was far distant. Tho
cnlsf received him with dignity. and grace.
ana entertained him Hospitality IN the
handsome youth. who looked with terror
on the white man. This boy. who. had
never before seen q white man. had un-
1ouptedly been taught to dread the pAn
f p as cruel and ferocious mcnstsrs .
PERHAPS his squaw mother. when ne Vas
disobedient or wilful, had threatened him
win the bogie man, the pale face
for the Wild West. In England he be-
came favorite, and he enjoyed immense
~ meeting and associating with white
men: but to this day. when ne meets
exponent OF ali that was terrible and
wicked In the world. his eycllds drop. ne
giances at him askance, and ne noids
ei9ol as II from some monster. ,,,,. w.,
encampment, Is an indian youth VINO
came fresh from the plains few weeks
ago into civilization. Recently ne saw
BOY IN Brooklyn turning handsprings. lie
set 10 work TO learn this trick. ana now
ne turns handsprings necessarily. morn
Ing. afternoon. and evening. He Is as
iight as a cat on his moccasined rect,
ana as sinJous as a panther, and ne goes
sprtnging along silently and swiftly. The
WA West people say that this is proba-
ply the only American-1ndlan who turned
handsprings. as the Indian by nature In
clines to dignifed postures and stately
movements, and scorns an unseenhy I'M
bending Of his natural haughtiness.
An Indian s the loftiest contempt Tor
patches. He cannot ABIDE anything that
has been darned. A patch or darn Is
padse OF dishonor His garment must not
DE mended. 1t must be either whole or in
tatters. The other day while Major Burke
was walking through the grounds of tho
ehcampment an old chief stopped him,
pointing without a word to a broken but
tonhole. There was the eioquence In the
gesture which he might have shown had
ne been pointing to a man whose throat
hau peen cut by an assassin.
All right" said the Major, take II
around and get n new one.
There is a little girl In the wild Wesr
VINO Is so restless and active that she Is
never still. When she appears In the
arena with the other Indians she darts
daringly between the feet OF the moving
horses. races with flying feet whore she
ought not to CO. and laughs derisvely at
the cries and seedlings Of her mother
IF she were a boy" said one OF tho
Wild West people, "she would become a
Caring rider. bold hunter. gallant
leader, and, perhaps, a fierce warrior.
But she is n girl and with her babyhood
must end her gayety. her spirits. and her
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-19
COMMITTEE ON FINANCE
Meeting to Consider the Pop-Gun Biiis-
Democrats Desire Action.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. August 1S.-Sena-
tor Harris, acting chairman of the Com
mittee on Finance, has called a meeting
of that committee for 1890 Monday, when
IT Is understood that the supplemental
tariff bills will be taken up and an ehort
made to have them reported. notwith-
standing the Senate's adoption OF mo
Murphy resolution declaring against the
practicability of all efforts at further con-
tested legislation during this session.
The Democratic members or the COM
mites say they do not consider the action
Of tho senate on the Murphy resolution
os binding on the committee. and they
will make an effort to have the DIS
reported at least. Some OF the Demo-
oratic members who voted for reference
are anxious that the committee should
act. as such action would justify Their
course. and they are hopeiui that the
Republican members will not antagonlzs
them in this by seeking to secure deiay III
committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-19
SUNDRY CIVIL BILL
II II Signed by the President-Rivers ana
Harbors.

WASHINGTON. August lS-fresioeh'
Cleveland signed the sundry civil appro-
nriation bill ut Gray Gables to-day.
This afternoon the Treasury Department
began mailing printed copies OF the ne"
tariff bill TO customs officers to guide
them in putting the new law into erect
Each COPY IS exactly like the enrolled BILL
errors of punctuation included.
No word was given out at the Wnlte
House tonight that the President hao
signed the river and harbor biii' whlci
is here in the possession or private seer.
tary Thurber. and in view OF tne iac'
that no veto was sent to congress to-uay
It is generally considered that inc p,il
hos become a law without the Presidents
signature. ....
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-19
MARYLAND AND THE COXEYlTES.
Governor Brown Promises to Pardon AL
EXCEPT G. G. Jones and Mckee.

Except &. {. Jones and Mckee.
BALTIMORE, August 1s.-At con-
ference to-day between Governor Brown,
Acknowledgement Poe. and counsel for'tne
100 imprisoned Coxeyites. II was agreed
that the Governor would pardon all ex'
cep;ing Christopher Columbus Jones and
Marshal" Mckee. who will be held fof
the purpose of testing the right of the
State 10 take the army from their
encampment end imprison them without
trial. Jones and Mckee refused to accept
the pardon offered by the Governor. con-
di;ioned upon their leaving the State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-19
Latest Naval OrderG

WASHINGTON, August S-Ensign ~.
d. Stearns has been ordered from 'ne
charleston to the Philadelphia, and then
IA the Adams; Lieutenant w. L. Day
from the Franklin TO the Machias; PASSED.
Acknowledgment /. w. Kite to hold
himself in readiness for orders to the
Constellation: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
=. Il. DAILY, Chief-Engineer IL. c. Gawing,
and Acknowledgements w. L. wilson
TO the Machas; c. s. Houston, from the
Dale to command the Machias; Ensign
L. II. Chandler. from the Coast survey
to the Naval Academy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-19
SOME INDIAN CHARACTERISTICS.
Bits Of Information Concerning tho lea
Man as the White Man Sees Him.

(New YORK 1rlDune-)
The Indian who has been content to stay
with his tribe cannot be convinced that
the Presidsnt-the Great Father-has mil
lions OF children. Perhaps that Is one
reason why Indians will 90 on the war
path when they think they have cause
for grievance, never doubling that q Few
thousand red men are powerful force
Major Burke, who g the. red Elan ;
friend. tells a story about a famous cnier
who, having spent his life In the fastness
OF his hunting, saw MS l hds :
Fair wa. in Pr9srsss: on The opening =" me;
chief was astonisher to see the throngs
OF people pouring through the gasss.
tators in the arena he turned to MAJOR
Burke with an awed manner. saying In
the Sioux tongue:
This is the whole Nation here to-day.
cts a big crowd" said Major Burke;
"but you will see just as big crowd
every day. and each one viii DO a ne"
The chief shook his head gravely.
.Wh,g do Won tall a,ch tAiaAP n 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-19

cc; e.. sssssS e. 2s!Sw ~ ~, 40
fcsk-Siiy nssS jiijs; Dies nesS ~,
Lard ssssn isss mai sssus6rsa,
1sseou shoulder STEADY a mn, UA.,,.
~ - eide. axG&D; shost sissi 49,
Whisksy-Tirmer a TIA
ST. LOUIS.
st. LOUIS, NO., August ia-vIsuv Iufa
and unchanged.
wheat.-Iower; August. sosc.. ia, ssp.
tember, GD74c.: May, Hi1c.
corn-Hisher: August nhe: septmbsss
Oats--tjnchanged.
pork--standard mesa SiAoe: on orders.
Iard--Prime steam. $40; choice u.wk
Dry Salt Meas = ~ Ns'h: longs
Bacon-Boxed shoulders, TIC: lonn "a:
clear ribs, Sac; shorts. sIsas3sc.
High wines--Steady at tl-zx
THE COTTON MARKErS
LIVERPOOL, August Ill p. M-Co4-
| ton-American midding. . L-S2d.: August.
ts-s&93 esd: August and september,
Is !s-ei43 ss-sid.; October and No
venber. 4s-e4d.. sellers; November
and December. &s-sla3 5o-sld. |:
| January and February. 5i-s43
3 Std; February and March, sod.
buyers: March and April. T-64g3 5S-Sid.
Futures closed quiet and steady.
/ NEW YORK, August fs--cotton quiet;
middling Gulf 7Ac.; mddling uplands.
| &c. Futures closed dull but steady; sales,
zT00o bales; August. ss.e5: September. @,es:
| October, s6.73. November, $3.50: December
March, S.O5; April, SIN; May. sis
| Total visible supply OF cotton for tho
\ world. 2.i4i.53 bales. Of which l.Ii5.fSI
bales are american: against 1850 2sS bales
and l,SsS.lsG bales. respectively. last year.
Receipts OF cotton this week at all in
terror towns. 1909 bales. Receipts from
plantations. 4.2H bales. Crop In sight.
| 7,fOS.e1l bales.
| NEW ORLEANS, August FIXTURES
| dull; sales. l3.5o: September, s6.3s: Octo-
Der. ses5; November, ss.t3: December; ss.S,
$50; April. 1915: May. sssi; June. Bss.
NAVAL STORE MARKETS
WILMINGTON. n. G.. August iS--
| Rosin steady; strained. Sc: good strained.
Spirits Tirpentine-Nothing doing.
Tar-Quiet at sl.lo
1 Crude Turpentine-Steady; hard. 100;
soft. $40; virgin. SD.
SAVANNAH. Ga, August is-spiri,s
turpentlne quoted at 27isc.. paid. saleS
lIC casks Receipts. i.o29 casks.
Rosln-Ffrm. Sales. leo barrels. Quote.
A. Il, c. and d. 500: r. sle5; +. :l.l5;
c. N25: ", N.5j: !. s1.1J: X. 500; ~.
| $40: n. $50: window-giass. s23S; water
white s2.55.
CHARLESTON. s. C.. August a-f>ir-
pentine firm at &c. Receipts, S casks
Rosin-fiood strained firm at 9oc. Re
ceipts. 40 barrels.
SILVER IN LONDON.
LONDON. August M.--Bar silver. %,
pence per ounce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-19
WEST VIRGINIA POLITICS
Anti. Camden Outcome ut Msrtinsburg-
Instructions for Wilson.

luetFucUOnb hOh
WASHINGTON. August ia Post
rpecial from Martlnsburg. W. Va. says:
Jesse T. Brilliant carried tho town to-
night for delegate to the Legislature
from the Seventh Delegate District by
plurality of twenty-four votes. and Il.
w. Cattlett. OF Morgan county, defeated
A. r. Unger for State senator from the
Thirteenth Senatorial District by nity
majority.
The contest, into which the election OF
n United States senator to succeed Hon.
Johnston n Camden entered largely
was a spirited one. and resulted IN the
overwhelming defeat OF the Camden IN
terests. The candidates from the Dele
gate district were anti-Camden men. but
tho candidate for State senator was until
few days ago supporter OF Camden.
hence the large majority against him.
Delegates to the congressional conven-
ton were instructed for William J.. Will
son. and vigorous resolutions endorsing
his course on the tariff question and de-
nouncing the Objectionable features or mo
tariff bill imposed by tho conservative
senators were passed ..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-19
By tho Waves.

(Mary Ruth Rogers. In Harpers Baxar.)
Crisp and curling, soft unfurling.
Caps Of silvery foam,
Haste the breakers, frolic-makerB.
Chasing playmates home.
Tripping, skipping. slipping. drippinSs
Fast the children fly
Up the shingle. toes a-tingle-
So the day goes By.
Wavel.ts Dreaming. sunshine cleaning:
In the shining sands.
Gay and merry, bold and CHEEKY
Delve the small brown hands
Meath the smiling sky;
On the single pleasures mingle
And the day goes by.
Greats clouds glowing. wild winds blow
ing,
Night draws on apace;
Eyes deep yearning see the burning
Lamps In starry space.
Flying signing. low replying,
Thoughts salute the sky;
Home we gather, oh! Oug Father
And the day goes by. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-19
Pacific Record Broken.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. August 49,
The steamer China, which was due Mon
day next, arrived this afternoon from
Hongkong ano Yokohama, having made
the passage from the latter port In
eleven days and eighteen hours. beating
the record by nineteen hours Among
the passengers was Admiral Skerrett
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-19
New Tin-Plate Plant.

PITTSBURG. PA, August 1S.-Dreifus.
Block & Co. Of this city. have secured
a ten-acre tract at New Kenslngton, and
will establish Il tin-plate plant TO cost
about s30o.0c0 The concern will be known
as the Duquesne Tin-Plate Works. and
will employ so operatives. Another plant
of the same capacity. TO be located at
the same place. Is talked Of.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-19
DEATHS.

BOOKER.-Di August 18Th. at ico5
=. NJ. at his parents residence. No. 2as
Venablc street. DANIEL r.. eldest son
OF Mr.. James y. and Mrs. a. II. Booker;
aged 81 years and II months.
Funeral Will take place THIS Sunday
EVENING at O'Clock from Third
Christian church.
Lynchburg papers please copy.
CHRISTIAN-Dicd Friday afternoon.
at 1890 o'clock. at her residence. 3ll5 east
Marshall street, LIZZIE A. a. beloved
wife Of Robert Walker Christian; aged
~ years.
Funeral will take place from 81. james
Methods, church THIS Sunday AFTER
NOON at 40 o'clock. Friends and r,la-
tlyes invited to attend without further
notice.
Little Rock (Ark) and Rockhill Is. CO
paperS please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-19
Omcers for the Machias.

WASHINGTON, August H-Orders
were issued from the Navy Department
to-day directing the officers who Will be
attached TO the new cruiser Machias on
September 18th, when she goes into COM
mission. to be ready to depart for duty
on the Asiatic Station. Commodore c. 5.
Houston. now commanding the receiving
ship Dale, at the Washington navy-yard,
viii command her.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-19
Coal-Nline Strike on,

DANvILLE. ILL. August ls-The
Danville and Grape Creek miners. at a
mass-meeting to-day. declared the strike
OFF In the Danville District. The Con-
solidatcd Coal Company will pay the
price given before the strike-5B cents n
ton for screened coal. II is believed that
the meeting will settle the coal troubles
In this district.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-19
Phenomenal Eevenue Receipts.

WASHINGTON. d. c., August 1s.-To-
days phenomenal internal-revenue re-
ceipts OF over three and a quarter million
dollars cover delayed returns from three
of the great distillery centres of the coun-
try These delays. IL is explained, were
occasoned by the unprecedented rush OF
business. Heavy returns are confidently
expected during the whole of next week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-19

CRAM AND C0rfoN uxo4AN08
Azcnvoxp. Ausueo - 1o04
lsif0 bushsiA oaaa' i.tfs bss6slA nsA sof
SxEs1-WAssl SIS busssIA On NINA
<.I10 pusuel< Oets, % boaAoia
mixed. b3a67c spcftDeafy. bRao7e.: Ma =
rod, bU1zo Corn White vifGiniA fbag loo1), 0Od
&c. ma. white. 6oa11c No uzixeo. teo
Osts-N0 = mixed. J6tsaJ0c. No uixeo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-19
PORT OF WEST POINT. August Is, 1894
ARRIVED.

PUKT UF " rs FUINI, aNUCsr To- Ko"S
ARRIVED.
Steamship Guyaudotte, walker. New YORK,
passengers AMI general cargo.
Steamship Beykphrc. Kerwln. Providence via
Norfolk ami Newport News. passengers anu
general cargo.
st.amsnip Charlotte. Nlckis, Baltimore pas
sengers aud general cargo.
steamer Pin Cl;y. Marshall, Wa!hcrson' pas
eepgsfs aud general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Guyandotte. Walker. New York,
passengers ami general cargo.
steamship berkshire, kerwin. Baltimore. pas.
eengcts and general cargo
Steamship Charlotte, Nsckie, baltimore. pas
ssnsers and general cargo.
steamer Elm easy. aarsst1 WaIxertoa, pas
sengers aud general cargo.
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BALTIMORE sTOcK-MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD. August lS.-Virginia
3's. new, 12A. asked; Virginia centuries,
5SilG59: Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
Grsts lO5, bid; Consolidated Gas stock.
6,3.l67ll.
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nIcHMoND TOBACCO MARKET,


RICHMOND, VA. August l4-No suo-
''q private sales: Fillers.- 81: smokers .:
cutters. 4: wrappers Z; dark leaf, :: Tugs.
8: scrap. Z. Total, Is hogsheads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and ciga-
rettes, S,s24ls; tobacco. Es4ats Total,
Auction offerings on Change for week,
"a packages, and taken In. Highest
price. xs5.O0; lowest, $40: Average &N.
Private gales for week: Wrappers, I1e:
smokers. IL: filters, 176; cutters. Is; dark
leaf, 25S; scrap. IL; luss. iA. Total. 7ss
hogsheads; against 81 for corresponding
Revenue Collections for week. though
not so large as they might be. were still
business for the week. while not so
large in volume Of sales, was stu ful'y
as satisfactory as those OF last week. as
bright tobaccos were In more active de-
mand. while dark tobaccos denote only a
slight falling of In sales. Prices have
remained firm throughout the week on all
grades, both in the hogshead ana ieaf
market.
AT Cobb's Island are n number OF TO,
observation-disclosures. NJ. r. Jordan ana
Il. l.. Dibrell, OF DanyiiIe; w. I. Hancock.
OF Richmond. and two gentlemen con.
nected with the r. j. Sorg Company. OF
Middletown, O. Mr.. Ned. Cayce. OF R,cn-
mond, returned from there yesterday,
leaving the rest in the highest enjoyment
of the seasons seashore sport.
The new Pope warehouse at the Danvlhe
depot. built for the Davis s. Gregory Co.,
will be christsned the Southern.
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Eunerai Notiee.

Burial OF Mrs. MARY j. WRENN VIII
take place At Hollywood THIS CsundaD
AFTERNOON at ) o'clock.
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.
RICHMOND, VA. August BE
celpts-Cattle. 800; sheep and lambs. Soo;
hogs, 200 head. ..u.
Saies--Cattle, 200; sheep ana amoS SoV'
hogs. 200 head.
Prices-Cattle. best, 4Hthc. gross; me
dunn to good. 3kQ3Hc gross, common 10
fair. gaze gross; bulls. 2hN3c. gross;
sheep, 2ital3c. gross; lambs. Sls4l1a. gross;
hogs. I41Lc. net.