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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-30

GovERSMESr engineers are q little
slow in reporting that tho Chicago
drainage canal will lower the level Of
the lakes and so interfere with loading
vessels. This should have been di'coy.
cred and reported before the work had
advanced so far that everybody knows
it will 90 on to completion without any
regard to tho level OF the lakes aud the
shipping that floats on them,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-30

DNwnnaA should DO 1toppod prompt.
~ II .uun becomes chronic. DO
Witta COrr nnd Choturn Caro- IL rtlcc.
tive, oafr AMI certain. hundreds OF
icslimonias boar witness to tho virtue
ol this Rrcat medicine, 1t can always
DO dopondod upon, i,s uSo savOl timo
and money. Logan Drug Goa Who'd.
Ing W. Va, u. T. Peabody, lIcnwood,
md BowIo 4 90. DtdgopOtL. y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-30

On the oye Of battle Senator German
remarked pleasantly that Senator Quay
had taught tho Philadelphia statesmen
all the politics they know, but not all
the polite, no knows, There may DO
something In this.
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acknowledgement
MnEELING. AUGUST 9O, lsO0.

sUBscRIBERst TO the DAILY INTELLI'
aENCER who are going away for tue
summer months can have their paper
sent to them, postpaid, ut tho rate OF !"
cents per week. Change of Hddre" may
be maj 9 rs often as desired. Telephone
M. Sa2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-30

That you cannot be well uulOss You
havo pure, rich blond7 II you are weak,
tired, languld and all run down, it is be.
cause your blood is Impoverished and
lacks vitality. These troubles may be
overcome BY Hoods Sarsaparilla be.
cause Hoods sarsaparilla makes pure,
rich blood. 1t is, in truth the great
blood purifier.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-30

10. Or. slory'B nvrminulo lcnd q.
IOS' RchU euro, Guaranteed /, euro
airl or norvOua loalnchO In live min.
ulcs lnfi huNdOCho rufuou oNrtlL Try
iU only tom ocuia For Blo Nv all drug.
alala Rood, liobb x lIroldlup, Whole.
tnIp NgNnlH NWdg
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-30

PITTSBURGH has woool and won tho
next couclavO Of tho Knights lomplar,
WO congratulate our ontOrprIsing neigh
Dor on It's splendid Bu cccsS and It's
prospective guests on tho good time
thoy will have. Pittsburgh has tho
groat mort OF believing in herself aud
backing hor Judgement with hOr good
,nnnav
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-30

NATIONAL bank notOs do not Boom to
undorstnnd that Mr.. Sovereign has do.
creed that lhoy must SO. They continue
to 20 al n hundred cents on tho dollar,
but this la not tho Sovereign way.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-30

lEoop's Puts cure liver ills, conUtipa.
ton, biIiousnes', jauudice. sick head.
ache, Indigestion. 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-30

Si1on rTGtqn,qr N September - SitNodL
Ono day, in ,hqasIcbory tImo, when little
Johnny Plnls
Aud hNlia,do1sn other boys were starting with
tGolr pals
ToEalNct berries, Johnnya pa, in talking with
him, said
That no could tell him how to pick so he'd come
out ahead
First dul vaur bush" said lohuuy'S pa, "aud
then 'ticE 20 II MI
You've picked n clean, Let those go chasing
oil about who will
In search Of better bisncI but It's picking tolls,
my SON
To look al atty bushes doesn't count Ike pick.
ingOnG'
And Johnny did as no wai told, and. sure
enough he found
by sticking N hiS bush while all the Others
chased around
In search Of better picking, 'twu, as his father
fnli
Fof while tho others looked he trjrtcd and so
came out nhOll
Aud johnny rrCJIlcctcd this when ho became n
mnn.
Aud drtt o. all he laid him out woIldctcr.
mined plan,
SO, while the brilliant tricB iaul with all
their hrningnni push,
Wise, sicnlygoihg Johnny won by sticking TO
his bush "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-30

Use w, Milun Nguyr pLApruiR tnf SPINAL
WEAKNESS, ALI urukglatB bvll 'un for &c.
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NEW ADvERTlsEmrn,.

WANTED OPERATOR ~
Tailor shop Ab"0F b. a 11,yiE
BKECHT 400 Jacob slrn,r lilly
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-30

THE ISTnuoRSOER embracing Us several
editions, Is entered In tho PosIotaee At WhesF
Ing, W. Va, Is Seoond.claSs matter,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25
An Imporiant Copywright Decision.

BOSTON, MASS. oct. 2i,-An Interest,"
ing case, involving the value OF copy
right has Just been decided py Juus .,
Colt in the United States circuit court
for the district Of Massachusetts. TIE
William b. Dana Company are the pup.
fishers Of the Commercial ana tlnanclai
Chronicle and OF four other puoiieatiohs'
issued In connection Overwhelmingly,
the State and city supplement-, the street
Railway Supplement, the ANCESTORS sup
plement, and the quotation supplement-.
Both the Chronicle itself aud all It's va
rious supplements are copyrighted.
The United states Investor last May also
hegen the publication OF a. so-caliei sup
Istment modelled after those OF the
Chronicle, but TO be issued In monthly IN
stallments. The publishers OF me throni-
Gle brought an action before Judge Colt.
charging that nearly all the matter IN
the installment supplements NJ the United
States Investor had been tsvkn from the
Chronicle supplements. that tnls was an
infringement OF the Chronicles copy
right, and asking for a writ of Injunction
against the Investor Publishing Company
restraining the publication OF the install
ment supplements. and also toreiidtnS
their issue IN hook form, as contemplated.
In their affidavits the Chronicle people
furnished a list of several hundred items
appearing In the monthly supplement- or
the Investor which had been taken either
bodily from one OF the several chronicle
SUPPLEMENTS or but slightly altered in
form Several Instances were cited where
even typographical mistakes had been
repeated. The case was argued and came
M for final hearing Friday OF last week.
Judge Colt has now granted the prayer
for an Injunction. The form OF order In
understood 20 be very broad.
The case II considered an important
one, because II has been deemed almost
impossible heretofore ia protect puhllca-
tions like those Of the Chronicle. The de-
cisi0n just rendered established he fact
that copyright is somer q more than
an empty form in such instances
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25

NEW YORK, oct 24.-flonr firm and
demand moderate; winter wheat, low
grades, 81 go. DO. tar TO fancy, S@'eV
M345. do. patent, S35oa3. 70; Minnesota
clear. s. 7513 %: patent, $3.50 to- low
extras 50 2Jn2 10, city mills. $3.50 4';
do patent 4.2OllA.45. southern hour
quset and firm common 10 fair extras,
s. lOQ2s0; good 10 choice 90, s@.'og
Wheat active ana firm No; 2 red, store
and elevator. 7Ua.c; afOat, 72Ac., No. ]
northern. G1Ac options opened auicl
and advanced 1sqAo. closing 81 STEADY al
7atsc. October G67sc.; December, el%c
corn--spot quiet No. >. $50. elevator;
400 ahoat. options advanced a hc.'
closing quiet: October 3SIc. November
3SIsc.. December. 36c. May, 3oiSc.
6sts-Spot hrm and less active. on
tons quiet and frmer October &c;
November, os4c. bid. December. 24c bid;
Nay, .%N2sc.; 40. WINE. n.ly.lf
%. Spot prices No 2 &c NO. "hl'e'
Wool quiet and firm; domestic fleece
19622c pulled. l5Q34c. oo,,,
Beef firm and quiet family, S992ts
extras. $500 beef slow e. SlaeD. phic l,,
s. 800 90 mifdles nominal
Lard quiet and higher: western steam
closed at s3a5; city, S5.G045.65. October,
$685., nominal Refined quiet; Cont
nent, sG35: South American, s6-75; COM
Pork in moderate demand and steady
mess, 50 75mlo.2j
Butier-Fancy quiet and about steady
state dairy. l2u21c.; do. creamery, 22'ey
BE: western dairy. lO0 l5c.; Elgins, &c.
Eggs quiet: fancy about steady STATE
and Pennsylvania, 20q2lc.; western, fresh
1S62Oc.
Tallow dull and easy; city, s612i5; coun-
try. 4Aaf4c.
Cotton seed oil quiet and easy crude,
2lihc.. yellow prime. old and new, 2sc,;
do Of grades 2paW214c
Rosin quiet and steady; strained, COM
mon 10 good. Sl65dl.T0.
Turpentine duh and steady at 2S24
2Sitc-
Rice-Domestic. fair TO extra. 3a.GGc.;
Japan. 3'.M3sic.
Molasses-F Foreign nominal; New Or
leans, open kettle. good to choice, frm
at 2Gd32c.
Peanuts quiet
Coffee quiet. October 25G35 points down (.
Others unchanged 90 10 points down Oc-
tOhor Sl505; November. tifg001t15; De
comhcr. SliSO. January Slf45. March.
slf30N1440; May, Sl3.Sj0l395. Spot
Rio duh and easy. No +, $3.50
Sugar-Raw steady and dun fair re
fning SIC. Refined dun and steady; or
a. : 5-lGd tic. standard a, &c; cut
loaf and crushed. 5sc.; graduated. IA
01c
Freights 10 Liverpool Grain firmer and
in good demand; cotton quiet; cotton. by
steamer It'd. grain, by steamer 3lld.
asked
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25

LONDON, Oct. PA long account OF
the n-Harmsworth polar expedi-
tion, compiled from jackson's journals, is
being printed. II is mainly interesting
for It's amplihcation OF facts and obserya-
tons which prove the map and character
OF Franz Josef Land, hitherto accepted
to be very Inaccurate.
II instances the discovery OF a sea and
Islands where the mainland was suppose /
10 be. Markham Sound and the territory
20 tne nOrtnwari are shown 60 be totally
different from their delineatlon on pre-
viOus maps. The mountains mentioned
in the accounts 81 the Austrian expedi-
tons are invisible on the clearest day.
The experience OF the explorers has
proved the ponies taken with them 10 be-
OF the greatest value. The animals
clambered over the tee hammocks with
SKIN and agility. ana kept fresh wen.
Several more ponies will be sent 20 Franz
Josef Land In June. when the W.ndward
returns there.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25
Rules for the llaryard-prInceton Game

PRINCETON. oct 2.-Captains Lea
and Brewer have at last come 10 DEN
mite agreement with reference 10 the
rules TO govern the Princeton-harvard
game. Late this evening Manager Mli-
baak gave ont this official statement:
The rules a. they now stand are slini-
,al TO the lale-PrincetOn rules win
the exception that IN addition 10 the
four ordinary backs, two other men are
allowed behind the line, these being
either the tackles or ends In any lorna
ton, provided they are not more thai
fi,-e wards behind tie rush line. No man,
however. is allowed TO start before the
ball is put in play. In case OF IRE.
catch. the man making the eaten Is hot
allowed to run with the ban OF pass II
unless he first touches ii 10 the ground
If he does not run with the ball. he may
have the option OF trst down upon the
spot at which the ball Is e@ushI OF ne
helix permitted 70 line W within ten
wards OF the ball.-New York sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25


CHICAGO, ILL, oct. 4-The local
crowd were faVOrably disposed 10 the
bun side on wheat Today and We're for
tunate in their selection. Although the
opening Of the market was nrIn no par
uculary encouraging Results were
achieved during the hrst hour. About the
end OF the SECOND hour an attempt Dy
n wv York 10 cover some wheat was the
signal for quite q bulge in prices. Near
the end OF the days trading a report
that Al loads had been taken at the sea-
board for export added Vig0r 10 the buy
ing aau caused a firm close. December
wheat opened from GJlec 10 GO3sc., sold
between Coz HOySc. ana Olisd0ii4c, clos
ing at 6iHoi'sc., sc. higher Than yester-
day. Cash wheat was arm ana l.c. per
bushel higher.
Corn-The effect of Yesterdays strength
In corn stiii fingered IN that market To-
day Shorts found new cause Tor anX-
iety in the dWindling receipts. OF course
The upturn Ia wheat had the natural ell
feet Of stimulating corn. May corn
opened at 29iac. sold at 20Ac. closing
al -D3s4-Hiic., iae. higher than yesterday.
Cash corn was IN gOOa demand and re.
per bushel higher.
Oats-Quite creditable volume of bust
ness was transacted ia oats. May was
in special demand, and several large
orders We're hlled. The firmuess in other
grains was the influence leading 10 me
buying May closed &c higher than
yesterday. cash oats were iac higher
Der huSnrl
Provisions were Up on the strength Of
live hog values. which were DC higher
and partly through the speculative SYM
PATTY existing between tAis market ana
wheat. Trading was of little consequence
on Importance, lard not being dealt .n
for almost two hours Az the close .Ianu-
2iaH5c. higher. ana January ribs zisc.
higher.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25

IKE CLOSING tUTAfiONS or
MONEY.
offerings and Sales at the Richmond To-
b""co txohanee-iateraslR Revenue
Coilections-IoreignA dyices.

NeW YORK. oct. 2i.--Thcre was an
.itasc. NoI.ine Of business AT the stock
."se, bot The activity was At the
t.t.ac Vf values. Tie room traders
H ptoiessiobai operators were gen .raiiy
t. so OF t"e btai si.e OF the account.
IHc euo.t interest Was materially N
=. 4he main disturbing factor
stiei'S,4 Oi stcItt.s. cACGaAec.
'otea -"'lno ocen advanced an
10 - @u4 uoJ.4. Inc further
." i"t.s revived the discussion about
cApvTss, and the bears on stocks
gate tOAnuent tnat shipments Will
4~~e"ieQ. InouBa there may be
aub ih tue talK, the persistent selling
80 lea 20 mOderate Aquiuatlons IN
".A Sioeks notably Manhattan and
N..e.aeo Coal ana Iron. Manhattan
~ "a ~ per cent. 10 los and closed
"is- lAc OlQ stores about reduced
't""ea because OF surface competition
zee again aHtat. Tennessee tOai ana
on otohe per cent. TO SS,k, and later
eevst ca 10 o.fs. A rumOr was current
."At Tue negotiations for a consOliua-
40" WIN Tie sloss company was oneIed
80 10 selling OF the STOCK. The south
"e0'tlN an4 Cotton Carriers were scner-
Aiiy pressed for sale. The short cotton
~ beins the bear argument on THESE
sues. Missouri Pacinc declined lM 10
.fis LOUISVILLE and Nashville rs 10 ",
sansas ana Texas preferred 4 10 S57s.
tud Texas PaCinc = TO o.. The heavy
i-itase In 81. Paul earnings for the
.i4l week Of october held the Changers
ieady Tor time, but the shares finally
'H OF al the general list Ia NE an
t.stilaia sugar was feNtrish at iois~u
'ls closing at 100. The commission
zoe which was a heavy seller yesterday
Incl up az buyer. It's purchases,
uwever had little influence. Chicago
as Central Trust Company receiptsl,
I'd steady at 6Sixa0s's. General Flee
40 DlsuAets. Lead. and Rubber were
4 lower, the decline ranging from -
.I per cent National Stdrcn lst pre-
.ted brought a.. against 80 the last
I.rtcd sale. In the inactive stocks
npesota and ST. Louis preferred broke
10 l5i3. rallied TO 81, and closed at
The first preferred fell "a, 10 san
United states Express 4 10 %. IN
last hour there were Indications vf
eakuess iu the sterling exchange mar
d.. 4nc this. with a break In cotton.
.ud the engagement OF round amounts
III wheat FOR export impaired a firmer
lOne 10 the dealings. Prices rallied =
Ia per cent. except In the case OF
market left off somewhat frmer Net
changes IN the active stocks show losses
Of - 10 u per cent Sales aggregated
80 ltp shares including 5000 sugar and
1900 Tennessee Coal and Iron. Bonds
were weak; sales, 81. 10000. The sales
of listed stocks were i9l ,ll2 shares and
OF unlisted stocks IS SOS shares
Money on call firm al 242l3 per cent,
last loan at per cent, and closing Of
fered AZ per cent; prime mercantile
sterling exchange easier. with actual
business In bankers bills at 4s7HQ4S7A
for sixty days and iSs4a 1854 for de-
manl, posted rates. 4SS,sI 1871; CONNER
steady State konds dull. Railroad
bonds lower. S'-,er at the board quiet
Treasury Balances: Coin, S96.CSS, rs;
currency, Spi3S,9l9.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25
f.nrr4N MARK ETS.

NEW YORK, oct. 24.-cotton easy
middling. 81: good midding. ~, ne. re-
ceipts, 336 bales. gross receipts. oss,
bales. ali splnncrs: stock. 1ts'l'4 bales,
futures closed steady; safes, 4lo""
bales. October. SIS; November SIS De-
cember, SIG; January, s'5z, rep' ia !,
So. March. So, April, s.i'' May o''<'
'S To,ai 'p o,dSv2Net receipts, $500 bales;
exnorts to Great Britain, AIS bales
Continent, l0.si7 bales; STOCK ss'"'s
baies. ~. .oo.,-ts
254, 222 bales; exports 70 n- 9Fe naIes CON.
A. 95 bales, France, o'p'o oa'eH'
tinont, 55.5is bales. A.. xao,,,s
Total since September lst-Net receipts,
i.3io.D3 bales. exports 10 ortas ID en-
2787si bales: France. 3t.Zo5 oales' Noh-
''' NAV ORLEANs. LA. oct 2i-Cotton
futures steady; sales, s5Wp paies, DC
tober' s2T. November. s.25; December
< 81. January. : %: February. SO; Maich'
sd; ApTIi; s$'; Nay Nay 5 ~ sSpe' p NJ
cotton market quiet and prices easier ss
A-nerican middling as; safes iV,vp
Lales. American. 5000 bales; speculst loh
and export. so bales; receipts l',sVy
bales. an American; f tmer,eap 'y mia.
air. low middling clause, November
s.d December 4 29-64Ni ISL January
and February, 4 2s-d4Q4 s0-6i feprusry
ana March. ! 3O~64N4 3l-Gli Mareh ana
April. 3l-G4Mi 32-0l; Aprii aha 81 Ha -. =
4 3i-64q4 35-Gi; June ana july ''-pf'
r. M-American mddling; iair
z 3-lG: good middling "a low miaoili,g
~: eooi ordinary. ~; ordinary, S-lo;
october and October ana H Hbe,
4 aO-G4 value: November and December
4 9o.Gi sellers: December and January,
! 'so0eiaI si-Gi sellers; January. and
reh,',srv 4 31-e46i4 32-G4, sellers: Febru-
ary and March. 4 32-Gill 500. buyers;
March and April, 34-eA' sellers Hn ina
4 aG-GNi4 s7-Gi: June and July Saca9
4 9S-Gi. value; July and August, 3o-64,
sellers Futures closed steady
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25

A Young Couple Caught In Hard Cireum-
stances, but Got on.


An interesting marriage occurred at
the Nickels House at l2:l5 o'clock last
night, when Chimes b. Booher aged
twsnty-one. led 20 the altar Miss Lura.
the seyentecn-year-oid daughter Of q. L..
Fleenor. The contracting parties reside
near Wallace. They had not thought Of
marrying last night, but knew that they
would take advantage Of the first oppor-
tunity. Incidentally they met at mo-
lasses boiling last night, and il was hasti-
~ agreed 10 mount horses and ride 10
Blountvlle. where the prospective groom
had heard that he could get married for
s.. Two neigho0r men came With them
a Courier representative discovered the
party making an EFFORT to ride through
town unobseryed by the police
They were az once returned 10 Parson
Burroughs Mecca. and The parson put
on his breeches to come down and re-
ceive them.
The groom-;o-be had only e IN pocket
and the license, fees, etc. would cost
him not less than 50. There was moth
ing iert but 10 seek the charity OF new
found friends. Ginues stated that he had
money at home, but the emergency was
such that he had no opportunity 10 go
ior IT, faFspn burroughs agreed 10 take
due-bill for the balance. and the re-
mainder OF the business was quickly done
They were married and We're soon IN
their way back home. The bride is A
very pretty little country Girl She said
she loved Chimes too much 10 have waited
any longer. and that she knew her mana
would not consent She will see her
father to-day and beg MS pardon with
the love, and kisses Of little daughter
who loved and couldn't help it.-Bristol
Courier.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25
Repudiafiny lis Debts.

TOPEKA. KAN. Oct. 2i-The Probate
Judge. OF Scott county. has issued an
injunction restraining the County Treas-
urer from paying the interest on the re-
funding bonds issued b. mat county IN
is'2 Or the entire issue, 10000 rs held
by the STATE School Fund. The state
Treasurer has requested the Attorney
General 10 bring proceedings to force the
payment OF The interest now due
IL Is doubtful n the county Will eyer bs
able 70 pay the bonds. even II II should
have q disposition TO do so. .or IT, as
sessei valuation is steadily decreasing
and less taxes are being paid yearly This
condition is true Of many ofher western
Kansas counties that are heavily bonded,
and n Is only matter - time before they
will be forced 20 repidlate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25

VICTORIA, b. c., Oct 2L-The steam
ship Empress Of Japan. from Yokohama.
arrived Tuesday. All or the JapaI ere
papers agree in seeing behind the ,orcan
revolution and the murder Of the Queen
the hand or Prince PAX. Nho Was Danish
cd by the late Queens commands. and II
now In America. The outbreak was car
ried ont by the regular army which was
organized BY Prince PAX. ana Is still de-
voted TO him
WASHINGTON. Oct. 24.-The japanese
Legation does not understand the report
that the Japanese troops VIII be required
10 evacUatc Corea. Japan has not over
2.oc soldiers In that country, and In the
unsettled state OF affairs they are needed
there to give proper protection 70 Jap
anese interests and prevent uprisings.
The Tonghaks, a large body OF CoreAn
rebels. revolted year ago, and II Is Re-
lieved that a repetition OF this uprising
would occur II the Japanese soldiers Were
withdrawn. Moreover. there ls nothing
I'm the treaty OF peace negotiated al
shimonoseki which invalidates Japans
right to keep a sufficient number Of sol
dicrs in Corea to protect japanese inter
eats.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25
THE .CJMES-RICHMOND va FRIDAY, OCTOBER -.

In Manitoba. has made a proposal In re-
gard to the paroohial school dimculty that
may be accepted by the Manitoba Gov
eminent. and further hostiiities between
Catholics and Protestants avoided.
The Archbishops proposal is simply
that Catholics be not taxed for the sup
port OF public schools, but that they pc
allowed to establish their own parochial
schools and pay the total. cost Of main
tenance. The Catholics viii not ask dol
lar Of public funds for their schools II re-
iieved of the tax for public schools. All
do is to supply the machinery for col
lecting Catholic taxes.
Premier Greenway is said TO regard the
proposition favorably. and his govern
ment. weary OF the interminable war
fare, may accept IT.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
KICHMOND. NA.. Oct- 14 J

iNiN1MOND. "a, Oct. "A, IS.a
friVate sales reported to the secretary
Vi .ne RICHMOND Tobacco Trade to-day.
wrappers, hogshead; filters, 10: leaf
tudfh' ~ Tugs dark, II; Tugs (Western),
3. Total. 90 hogsheads.
The tobacco Inspector reports to-day:
inspectlens- II hogsheads; dark.
10 hogsheads ana tierce. Reinspec-
uons-BrighL y hogsheads; dark, 20
hogsheads.
Myers, Williams and Renllng's, Cren-
shaws s. Planters Shockoe. Neal S, Daven-
ports, Seabrook :, ana Allegheny to-
bacco warehouses report to-day: Receipts,
Is packages deliveries 56 packages.
United States internal revenue cNiec-
tons on tobaccos Tor the city Of Rich
mond. Va, to-day; Cigars ana cigarettes
$3.50; plug toOaccos, Sl,OiOlG. Total.
Messrs. Frazer a Tompkins. general
commission merchants, NO. los south
y ~elfth street, Richmond, Va, make the
ing comments iOr the week on to-
Dark Tothccos-Receipts ngnt; no fine
leaf Offering. there ls better DEMAND
for all good working short leaf and Tugs :
the sales OF dark This week have been
OF the latter grades. Sun-Cured-Re-
celpts ana offerings continue very light;
market very active AT quotations.
Brights-All desirable stock continues IN
fair demand, especially cutters and smok-
ers: low grades ana wrappers very quiet.
And quote the following prices current.
Sun-Cured Tobacco-Lugs, S. 10 30;
short leaf. 81 10 SO; long leaf, $40 10 Slo;
wrappers, SO to % o.,
Bright TObaccos-Smokers: Common, 20
to So: ..edium. 81 80 $50; me, ~ 10 ell.
Critters. Common, Sll 10 Sl3. medium,
SIG TO SIS; hne, $50 TO SO fancy s-'.'.p
ia $50 Fulers. Common, $50 10 ~
medium. $3.50 TO S5.b; good. so TO ~
fine. $40 TO So. Wrappers: common.
Si9 to sl5: medium, SO 10 so; good 10
10 SO. fine So TO $50, fancy, SiS 70 49,
Wrappers. Mahogany. Common, ~ 10
Sl5. medium $50 TO So; good, 80 10
e., AZ 0ue. $50 to $40; fancy, SO to So
Dark TObaccOs-Lcgs, - TO Si.z9i snort
leaf, S4JO 10 sUan; iohs leai' 60 " 60
selections, So TO Slo.