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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-14

RICHMOND, VA, feD. To- 1917.
No offerings Of tObaccOs at auction on
Charge to-day. 49,. ~o,-o,,,-,,
80 tbe Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day:
Manners ~ hOgsheads. flllers. ~ leai
dark. ~: Tugs dark, Z. TotaL lis
The tobacco inspector reports to-day:
Inspections Bright. ~ hogshedds; oaIR
10 hogsh. ads and > tierees. keihspee-
ticrs-Bright. - hogsh lads
Wilson's. Myers, Seabrook = Si l,els,ls
Meals Davenports, and Pia lteIs 20
bacco warehouses report to-day IKE
ceipts. "A packages; deliveries, % pack
United States internal revenue collec-
tious for the city Of Richmond, Va, 10
day. Cigars and Cigarettes, ~, o, ~ ~ piu9
tohaccos. S2.5iGS2. Total, S,oftoZ;
shockoe tobacco warehouse sold 10
dav 4. 735 pounds dark loose toDaccos
highest price, $50 "a ~ c--
Crenshaw's warehouse sold 5!o'I
pounds dark loose tobaccos' hishes'
Loose bright tobaccos sold very wei
at Shelburnes warehouse To-Day ueSi
able grades bringing good prices, pu'
lover grades are still weak. Mr.. p. NJ
Williamson will offer at this warehouse
tomorrow a three-car-ioad lot OF IN,
hrioht tobaccOs. a large proportion oil
which is fine and fancy wrappers
Registered at the Tobacco EXchang'
to-dav: William &. Goode, John Lewis
| Thomas Deane. Wallace HloVer nino '
| Wheeler Alfred Taylor, James Jackson
n p Woedfn. Glllamsville, Va; wallace
| Sleiton. New York, George a. Dear
mond' Powhatan: George T. mccarthy
| Ivhchburg; James T. Parrish, Il. WIN
! yett Chesterfield.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-14

The Old Homestead IL Decidedly
Drawing Card.

Denham Thompson's company at inc
Theatre continues 20 extract the shekels
from the pockets Of both the rich ana
poor. and repay them with splendid
production of 1.-The Old Homestead
Full OF humorous sayings and situa-
tons, and permeated with pathetic lines,
this great delineation OF rural life stands
pre-eminent among It's contemporaries.
interviewer into II are cllmaxes that hoid
the audience between tears and laughter,
and draw forth outbursts OF applause.
MIR. Odell Williams, as Joshua whit
comb" the warm-hearted and congeniai
old countryman. who cares not WHIT
for himself, but is always admnisterins
wholesome advice TO others, holds the
mirror up 10 nature In manner that
wins the admiration OF the most dindent
MIR Frederick Sanford, as happy
lack who Is wont at first 10 beat DIS
F, u-av through every cline, and Afterwards
| ,,ives I'M his love for the Cog and be-
| comes gentleman gives clear portrayal
| Of those two extremes OF character. Mr..
" NJ. Cressy. as ICY Prime and. m
deed the whole company, handle their
roles well.
The performance will be repeated ut the
matinee This afternoon and this evening.
Mr.. Charles L.. Davis closed his en-
gagement al the Academy OF Music last
evening with his farce satire. Alvin
JOslin.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-14
NEW yopr pponrrcE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Feb i3.-Flouf qalel anu
barely steady. winter wheat, low sral-s,
S20OG2.l5; patent. S3.2543.Jo: Minnes ,,..,
clear, S25Qa2eo: patent, S,.dopf a1p dull mi
q nd easy. common TO fair extra, $1,000
SEQ; good to choice do, S3lVn w q
WI cat fairly active ana iirmer; NO. =
red, store and elevator. GlhsG6l1sc,. ahot''
G24HttIc. Onions active. opening uh-
changed 10 iSc. lowers advanced "a Isl,
fell i,HNc.. closing steady AT ga sc, over
Yesterday. No. = rel. February, oi1sS''
March. &c May. GiSc, ,,,, o,o-
Cora dun and firm: NO. = 49, GIN Vnn
Al i,q*c. up. February 4'c'i M&re''
March. 3Ia.c Nav SAC. Spot-No. ?,
3Ghc.: No. ) white. 37G37lsc.; mixed
western, 3Gaa7c.: white do, 3IQ 4ol-c.
Hay Ia moderate demand ana s'ea"s
shipping ODaGjc.
Wool steady and in fair demand; no.
mestic. aOaasc. pulled, i,ls Pc: .,
Seer quiet; family. sii'V't iS."V' ~ ~. !
III sss, sSufiS 10: beef hams dun al 9lo.v
terceh beef o,llet and unchanged; city
extra, India mess. sls.OVa2i 90: cut meats
dull and steady. picked bellies, S.-U
shoulders 81 15ft5.Vo; do. MANS *S.o"'
middles nominal
Lard quiet and weak: western steam
$50: city, sT.i2izul - Opilons-May
si.,.is; February. $40 Marin So,
Refined quiet: Continent; So, soa''
America, $50: COMPOUND so.-y".e';;yS -,s
Pork steady and quiet: mess, st''''h
1l.2j.
lM,alc.: do '"' cres,nery. l.asic; western
dairy 1870 iTo.: creamery icn-'e. av'
Llsins .7c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-14
TO PROTECT THE GAME.
rewards for the scaIps OF minks. Foxes
and Hawks.

The joint Committee on the Chesapeake
and its tributaries met IN the Senate
Chamber yesterday afternoon and con-
s,aer,d MIR. Mnlcf's bill Tor TIE protection
of game IN this State. The Dill provides
for the protccticn OF deer partriiges,
vile turkeys and other game In Virginia,
10 prevent their shipment, dead or aiVe,
from the State, and TO require the boafn
Of supervisors TO offer rewards Tor scalps
of minks, foxes. hawks. &c. senator
Herbert offered an amendment exempt.
ing Princess Anne from the operation OF
the law. and Senator Stubs also otered
an amendment exempting the counties
represented BY him. An amendment was
then offered. providing that the act should
not apply TO any county which has a
special game law. All OF the amend
ments were agreed TO, and the committee
then decided to report the bill favorably.
There were several other local bills re-
ported None. of the oyster biiis were
considered Mr.. Withrow was very anA-
ious for the committee to meet again at
$50 o'cock but TO This several or the
members objected. saying they had otner
committee meetings to attend AT that
hour Mr.. Cooke then made moiloh'
which was agreed 10. that the committee
meet every afternoon at o'clock 10 con-
slider bills only in relation to inc oyster
question. The committee then ADJOURNED.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-14
rHr rrMEs-RlCHMoNp VA WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY IA 1894:

they war. a., Ar, before. Receipts are
not onlv ee me nay sonsiderably under the
previous 49, 18th at the Interior and
ports. but also below those OF iast year.
and furthermora while ~ the end OF
January we were only 1900 osles De
III. The movement on -, IT, III
FRIDAY ,rc 80 hser losing daily There
fore. our Estimates made In January
that We u.o,,id he 1900 bales behind
1880 or March fst, Will De 700 smals, az
the minimum Will be $1,000 pales' anu
,nn,eIeiore, should IN IL, bo ~ ilvns s
as IT Vac In .hat wear, the crop will be
not over 100 90 bales. What the crop
may be hawever. seems to be matter
of Indifference 80 far az any small crop
ldeds have any favoIaau ue',',s uton 'ne
the long a. come Increase Of the short
interest ,.,hioh temporarily adds 10 the
weakness h,,, may In the end prove a
very bullish feature. laverpooi - slI-
prisingly steady foF, eon, a noo dltnous,
srot sales to-day zen sayosng Da'ea' a,s
cotton ~. - net govern in order to give
any nsrra'..,n,st stability 10 contracts.
Solithern 49, markets do not show much
activity and several OF the most i'm
portsnt are l-l6 loNsr tIV-udy. Irop
estimates Of those VIZ, IN No ou n sn,ss
10y
seem ~ - daiiv on the eve OF conffrrna-
tfor -. u, ths other hand the sellers
noint ~ H. worlds visible supply az
heinz iar.as man last year. but which
sxcas, ING now weekly reduced.
and 80 Ing there may be a minus
instasd ~, =, mis- IL IL the apathy Of
tbo 80 srir W mai is taking away more
s,,nnor, -, the contract market than
a ~rPSi ii nysa we have endeavored FOL
- s.'''e - IN nut before our reader'
ia, a., uass.ntiei thing Is 10 .hring into
10 'a' VIC :. 100 buyers and more gen
a sl, "'al Me- In In than the market has
hear ,o..e~sd with for some time past
irbn i,s.,,ion from our point Of view
a. ..1i.', 'In.,rrah. but IL Is the OUTSIDE
i,e nalilsh Ut seem to have been para
,,i',s. Favorable factors by fright
a,,,-a ~. - inngs and making the shorts
,an ,'e VIZ OF their position. As
| soon as the latter 'an Ds oious"' -
realize that il Is ni'sn'hsh one, az. az,
not justified by me sta'istiSa' 49, -
OF cotton. then. and tneil ohiy' WI, Wii M n .,
| be an upward movement. y,
thought for some uine 'hd9 ~ aI w
! the point Of realizauvh' anu uio" ,sanro
| have been mistaken III this, -
/ but think that the uHt = u1"' "a liz
the situation viii Dr Ie'eiSeu @i'V t,,,'1e
much less abundant man 80 ~
closes I point lower 'hnh yeS'oiu 49, -" o.
I this market ! poinl io"el. % IN
( ceipts are 1859 Ddie1' asaiS,. -
/ bales last year. 9iNei ,,ha,t an,
/ penny. The recovery IN wheat tn
/ stocks to-day had no laNordDlo ehe'
| upon cotton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-14
HAYs THEY CAUGHT HIM?
A Man Arrested Charged with the hobpery
ats Ufitnsn's Son.

II il more than probable That the
party or parties who recently burglarized
the safe of S. Ullman's Son on lower
Main street, on the night OF. January
Isth. will be brought TO justice. a man
has been recently arrested and at present
is held by the New Orleans authorities
charged with the robbery
The arrest was made several days ago
at the instigation OF the local police,
who worked the case by tracing up the
parties who forwarded s9S in Richmond
Locomotive and Machine Works scrip
Tor collection through the Southern tx
press Company. The scrip has been iden-
tiled bv Mr.. Henry Wallerstein as that
stolen from yllman's safe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-14
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING QUOTATIONS Or
MONET.
Offerings and sales ut the Richfnord To-
ba, CO Exchaage--Internal Revenue
Coiiections--Foreign Advices.

NEW YORK. Feb. 13.-Early trading
at the Stock Exchange was characterizeu
by a weaker tcne for the western stocks
and still higher prices for the lndustrials,
notably American Sugar. The Changers
were sold on the unfounded report that
the Burlington and Quincy had with
drawn its pay car. As the street has
been filled with rumors OF a reduction In
the dividend for "a week or so past, this
report that the company could not pay
its roll found ready believers. The de-
cline. however at this time was merely
fractional, and was soon recovered, when
Sugar gave signs OF advancing. \ rally
in wheat both here and at Chicago, ana
Tho fact that the rumors of embarrass-
mems OF firms and individuals in that
trade did not materialize. exerted a eood
influence on stocks. Snpseque,,eiy ss'n -
q good two hours, and under heavy trad
inc gained 2is per cent, selllnS up 10
sou. Washington news sun contiv is
speculation in this stock. Apparently
sometodv stands ready TO tane inc
starss an the neigflborhood Of 10. me
hoard reason given for the recent puI-
cbases is that the Senate Finance Com
miftee will recommend small protection
for refined The buying OF sugar ni'a ..lS
led to purchases Of the railway ust, anu
a general recovery OF var per cent,
Western Union and Rock Island Ieani.s.
Ii was "a matter OF comment that 'he
bears did not follow up their attsehs vi
IDe trunk Line INV
for this WAS that their sales yesterday
did not have the effect on Lonu'.i mat
they expected Around o'clock Cordage
common dropped 34 to 1312. and the pre-
ferred to 30 The break was due
10 the execution of stop orders. The
SLUMP started "A fresh selling movement
I'm the Changers. and 81. Paul fell To
b5is Burlington and Quincy 20 1914.
Northwest 10 1Ol%. and 81. Paul ana
Omaha TO 35i.. Sugar ran OF 10 slrs,
I'm sympathy. but the decline brought IN
fresh buying orders. and rally TO t2k
| epsued The support given the sivch
| checked the downward tendency, except
| In the western railW avs, when con
| tinued weak SO the close. The maike;
! left off irregular Net changes snow
| declines Of 1.ulis per cent, the Iattei
/ I'm 81. Paul American sugar gained
2ik. preferred rs, New York Central ~.
/ and Western Union y. Cordase losl
| "a net and do. preferred . hallN a9
| and miscellaneous bonds closed weak.
| Sales-Listed stocks, 1ll,OOO shares; I'M
| Hsted. 81 600. 80, 49, 90,
Treasury BalanceS-COln, S34,foJVVO'
| currency, 45,351 900.
! Money on call easy at per cent, last
loan at ! per cent. and closing offered
/ AT / per cent: prime mercantile paper
4fi4b per cent: bar silver. GAY, Mexican
| dollars. ~. Sterling exchange firm, with
| actual business in bankers bills al $500
| 4s5it for sixty days and 4Sfu4Sfi IOi
demand: posted rates, 4S54U4SS; CONNER
! cial bills. 4S415M4S4at for sixty days anC
SCI. n4Sl5l for demand Government
| bonds frmer state bonds quiet Rail
road bonds steady. Silver at the Doart
| was neglected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-14

Mr.. Albert Favorite. Of ArkansSas 'i re
- v-ishes 10 give our readers tns
k kat " ~ his experience with colds. He
s sayying that settled on my lungs, and had
bardIy recovered from 1t when / eausntt
a az. saa with a hacking cough, which !
ii9hin,,r ,l never would get rid or !
b tn4's used chamberlain's Cough Remedy
n nar,a fourteen years agp with much
success, and concluded to TX dns as hoa,
", congh had left me, and 1 nave
tls Suffered with a cough or cold since
n \ have recommended IL 70 others, ana MA, an
sneak wen of IT," FIFTY cent p9 G.T'
for sale by, Ovens s 4 hInor p pI REYES " &
pahs md II. G. Forstmann. druggists
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-14

front rank OF all theatrical connections
designed for laughing purposes only.
Aside from SIS popularity In this city
Theatre coers will undoubtedly be inter
es,ed in the appearance OF Mr.. James \.
Racket. who Is a graduate OF the DAILY
and Palmer Stock Company, New York
and a eon OF the great American fai-
STAFF Hackett. Mr. Hackett Is said 10
have inherited the talents OF MS 1atner
and 10 be even funnler In tie character
OF the Secretary" than Gillette the of1si-
nal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-14
l. Malone Preparing for This Funeral ?

Genral Malone, II is reported III WASH
,,0ton may return 10 Virginia and take
. hand In politics-if he sells the Gov
eminent the site for the new pubic
nrlnting building. with the Populists
summing an independent ticket ana Ma
hone al the head OF the organized RepuD-
loan party. there might be contest III
Virginia which would be more interesting
and less presided than the conflicts OF
the past few years. The General was
buried so deep. however when ne iast ~.
vited funeral that perhaps ne 10 To-
ys,,rrec,ion would be "A startling sur
10 = petersburg Index-Appeal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-14
Academy Of Medicine and Surgery.

The regular meeting of the Academy
of Medicine and Surgery was held at the
Y. VI. c. a. last night, Dr. Wexford,
the president. occupying the chair The
discussion was led by DR.. Oppenhmer,
who was followed by Drs. Edwards,
Gordon, Ellis. MichauX. and Williams.
The name Of DIR. w b. Croxton was
nronosed for membership.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-14
Commodore Kirkland for Honolulu.

WASHINGTON, Feb. ia formal or
der directing Commodore Kirkland 90 pro-
coed TO Honolulu by the steamer Austria
liza. leaving san Francisco February nth,
was issued by the Navy Department to-
dsv orders were also issued detailing
lieutenant John A. H. Nichkels as flag
lieutenant TO Commodore Kirkland, and
lieutenant Yorke Noel as his secretary.
Rear Admiral Irwin, on being relieved by
commodore Kirkland, will return to the
limited states and await retirement in
April.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-14

The Private Secretary" William Gu
.sl'es greatest of all Madison Square
tnesire successes. will be revived al the
Aeademy Thursday. Friday, aud satllr~
nay With matinee at the usual time.
ne Secretary" viii never lose its
tAre M rhe field OF light comedy as
t ~ psopls love 10 laugh and fofgci
ne Whips and scorn Of time. The
''so< probably deserves 70 stand in ,hs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-14
CINCINNATI

crNCIxNATI o., Feb. 13.-FIour-
Spring patent. SO 4o@3.s5; family, SD
a. % -.<.-- -.
pie red. SIC. ,, ,.,t.
No. white, 3Oizc.
oats steady; No. mixed 3lc.' No. :
Pork-Mess. $3.50; clear mess, SEQ;
family pork. $3.50. ~,
Lard-Steam leaf. $40; Kettle drled'
SSH. -. ..,,
Racon steady: shoulders. $500 short RIB
sides 81 50: short clear sides, $40.
Whlky steady at l.lj.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-14

Cotton seed oil dull and easy
Turnentine ouiet and steady.
Molasses Arm and active; New Orleans
steady at 3003sc. .,a,,
Peanuts quiet; fancy, 3i143Ac.
coffee-Options steady ana unchanged
10 nofnts down; February, $1,000; April.
xI535: June. xI495: September. sit.25
Spot Rio dull and steady: No. ]. S17.12i1
susar--Raw dull and firm; fair refin-
Ing. rta2 l5-lec; Renned quiet an, and
4 3-I6c. standard A, AGA ,-i6c.; cut
loaf 5fi3 s-16c.; crushed, 545 3-l6c.;
granulated. 4t.44 a-t6c.
Freights to liverpool firmer and more
active; cotton. 9-64d. bid and J-32d. asked
grain, ID.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-14
SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH. GA. Feb. i3.-Spirits tif-
pentine market opened nominal az 5l4c-
Tor regulars the receipts were II ASKS.
An attempt 10 bear the market by one
exporter selling 20 another exporter ~
AZ the Board Of Trade and market closed
firm at 3Oc There was no stock onereu
nv the factors AT the price. All expect
jng an immediate reaction ana hishet
price. , -, ,,orrels
Resin market firm: sales, ,9eV oarfeis
q. los. II. Sl6j; l. s1.9j; X, $50; VI
s. -: y. $3.50; window glass, 500; water
white SlgJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-14
PrnnrrtY Transfers.

Henrico: Colan l.. Gregory TO John T.
Ramsay 50 feet on east side Meade
street near Winder $1,000; Gertrude and
Andrew j. Nelson 10 Jacob Stoneman,
s3 feet on Tvehty-sixth street north
east corner s. $500; Edmund r. Read
and wife 10 Virginia A.. wife of Edward
a. Whitaker, lots in Highland Springs,
81 O00
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-14
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE :,
BALTIMORE, MD, Feb. 13.-tlour duil
Wheat firmer: No. 2 red spot and Feb
ruary. eOIsg0Ossc.; May S'tir6;S,sc. |;
steamer No 2 red. JttsG5Ic., miuihs
wheat, by sample. Vq6lc. ,,,
Corr steady: mixed spot, 4l,<r4ihc.
February, 4iQ4lhc.; March, frsa +'' a.,
Nav 4i&dIl7sc.: steamer mixed, 100
40Lc.: southern corn. by sample. iln43c.
southern corn. on grade, 4ig42c. ..
Oats firm; No. white, western, 3Szc-
No. mixed, western. 333n3ic.
RYE quiet; No. 2 zoe
Hay steady; good to choice timothy,
$15.OOG1J.JO.
Eggs firm at 16ia411c.
other articles unchanged
Bonds-Virginia SIS, 1ols bid; Baltimore
and Ohio stock. II asked; Baltimore and
Ohio Southwestern firsts. 102 bid, do.
second incomes, q asked, third incomes
GU bid: Consolidated Gas stocks, asi%qos
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-14
ST LOFTS.

ST. LOUIS. MO, Feb. f3.--F'lour mar
ket steadler; patent, s2.9ouj.O; choice,
81. e042O0.
Wheat higher: February, 52sac.; May,
J6lc. g.,
Corn higher: February, 33c.; March,
33c May 33i.c.
Oats firrner no change i'm prices.
Pork-Standard mess, Sl2.31l2ql2.J0; on
orders, $3.50. -
Lard-Prime steam. s7.2Ju1.3Ils.
pry Sailed Meats Shoulders. 5000,
longs and clear ribs. $3.50; shorts, S6.45.
Bacon-Boxed shoulders, S6s9ts; longs
sI12l5. clear ribs s1.25. shorts, 800.
High wines steady at SLID.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-14

Cash QigotatlOns-Fl was uull,
prices weak and unsettled; they nave
declined DC since the first OF the month
No. spring wheat jGc. No. red, 5oe- !,
No. , corn, size; No; - oats ~ 10
lard, per 100 pounds sI.2J; short rib sues
Goosel, SCI 2isdG17is; dry salted sn9nl-
ders tooxedl S6.25dG50; short clear niae5
(boxeU. S6.75GT12it, whisky ,dlstiiiers
finished goods, per gallon, sl.lo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-14

e. :, The Newport News dry dock, anu
,he passengers travelling by the S. ..ndne
"Pocahontas" can see her. as 'ne ~ po ssr
bontas', passes close to the dock on me, ner
rims between Richmond ana No'io'A
for this purpose.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-14
o,,ry COTTON LETTER.

.!fvneI Violet a. Co. OF New YORK
~ ~ nr,yate vice to c. w. Branch Co.
'i n seems repetition slmos, osiy ~
no over the same ieas e o 90 III lime past.
nnresaated Themselves pretty muen do
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-14
Authorized capital, 100000
Subscribed capital, - 100000
SHARES 500,
PAYABLE
40 Cents Per Mon In.

Instslment shares fully protected bya ~
insurance policy. issued by q responsible ire
insurance company. that Wi mature same ia
case of death of the shareholder III a mem.
ber lives he has a profitable investment. liz
h should die before maturity The family %
secured. Most liberal withdrawal features.
We invite comparison.
MATURITY of shares estimated at seven years.
All payments upon shares cease WIN me
eightv-foursh month Each member in-
yestor. or borrower. has definite CONTRACT Ms
TO M Der I payments.
Prepaid shares sold ~ SO per share. which
draws per cent. interest the hrst ear, per
cent. the second year. and : per cont there
sf,sr until par value is reached or the ssme ~
Withdrawn Fully paid stock sold at $40 per
share: draws per cent. interest
For further iofmnho sS Shnst ~ ~" ~ '"'
0'''N Secretary aud General Manager.
OTIS Ii. hlSSEil~
President.
A. w. GABBEh
fa,.-aodam Ntce-tfosident.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-14

FOR Sick Headache is found that IS pleas.
ant harmless and efficient. We Feis' ~
DIR. pavid's Pills, that thouJahas o' 90 =,
neopIc have successfully used, f''Se' -
r~n,s a box: i've boxes for ".
OWENS & MINOR pkto ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-14
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. VA. Feb. IL, 1871
600 bushels cor

Offerslngs-Nheat. ODo puSheis, w o.,
fwhite), 9sl bushels; corn uiiseo' w
bushels. ,..s,a,s. corn ,whitel.
6.,2 bushels. ,,.,arrv eic tn
. puo, s,;xed eq,c' TO G3c; shortberry. 5se.
TO DE. No rsa ole to ,s s3c jo,s, Aae 70
corn -"nn.htte i:,c No. = mixed, 42lsc.
41c.; Sowinier sfor seed, &c. TO 4oc;;
~ gay. mixed. 3iisc to 35c.; No. mixed
:r,isc. TO sic ~..
I'VE. Soc to 53c.
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WILMINGTON

WILMINGTON. n. c.. Feb. 13;-Rosin
firm. strained 9oc., good strained voc
Turpentine nominal: nothing done.
Tar steady al Wc. ., ,o. 81,
crude turpentinc finn; hard, si.lo; SOFT
and Nirnin 81 81
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CHARLESTON.
TOnACCO EXCHANGE.

CHARLESTON. 5. G., Fen i''-i vi
pentine firm at 3oc. ,,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
IIIGtf TIDE
PORT or WEST POINT, Feb H. 1884
ARRIVED

Steamship Charlotte, Bennett ba'u-
more. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Elm city. Marshall, walker
ton, passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
steamship Charlotte. Bennett baitl-
more. passengers and genera oaisV.
Steamship Elm city. Marshall. walker
ton. messengers and general cargo.
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THE COLUMBIAN
Building and Loan Association,
RICHMOND. VA

3 Per Cent. Investment.
INVESTORS who purchase Class ID" Stock
will receive EIoHT PER CENT. PER ANSVA
IN MONET. payable semi-znnually.
6 Per Cent. Investment and More.
INVESTORS who purchase Glass "C' Stock
will receive SIX PER CENT. PR AsSvn '.
MONEY. payable semi annually, sud wili
also PARTICIPATE IN THE PROFITS bEfoSD
TpAr AroUs r. rxrII THE MoSEy IsvEsrxp
is DOUBLED. which 1t Is estimated VIII be
in about seven years
8 Per Cent. Interest.
!. BORROWERS who pay the premium and
dues CAN b. sCPPLifp EfrH FUNDS Al ~
Pa cTSr INTEREST Loan can be repaid
at any time uader the bylaws OF the
Ascension. A fixed premium is charged
on loans.
| RrNNlNG STOCK costs 81 cents or Vi per
share per month TO suit the subscriber
This stock participates in all the prohts
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Lake Erie preferred
BONDS.
RICHMOND sToCK MARKET.

RICHMOND, VA. Feb. Is. 1894
Reported by John L. Williams & sons
bankers and Brokers. No 1000 Main
street.