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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-20
After Di.daIc, the PicllpocIset.

Sergeant Alex TomlinsOn yesterday re-
ceived the following letter from captain
O'Briep. OF the New York Detective Bu-
requ. REGARDING Disdale the pick-pOcket
who was arrested here during the recent
Confederate reunion.
New York. August is. 1895.
"a. NJ. Tomlinson, Esq" Chief OF secret
Service. Richmond, Va:
'Deat- Sir.-Enclosed find bench war
rant for John Roberts alias JosAh Der
rington. professional pickpocket wanted
here for grand larceny. I'm your letter
of July 18th last you state that under
the name of John Disable he was ar
rested I'm your city end sentenced TO six
months Imprisonment
convenience when he will be discharged,
SO that requisition papers can be pre-
6jscbereed on his appeal of the present
case. win you please arrest him on the
enclosed bench warrant
yours very respectfully, ..r-,
STEPHEN O'BRlEN,
Captain Detective Bureau
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-20
The Blues Moonlight Tonight.

The second grand moonlight excursion
to be given by the Blues Battalion 10
Dutch Cap on the steamer pOcah0ntas
tonight will no doubt surpass any pre-
viOus one. The officers and their STATS
Of the various military organizations OF
this city have been invited TO accompany
the Blues in their uniforms on this trip
and no doubt but their military appear
auce will add greatly to the success Of
the trip. Vocal music viii be furnished
by two OF the best quartettes In this
city-thc Imperial ard the jefferson Quar-
tette, recently organized, and composed
Of the following well-known singers. VII
lie CrUmp Ambrose MOrrissey, HarcOurt
Lees RichmOud's popular tenor, and
William Foster These two qualrtettes
will render many OF their old plantation
SONGS and southern melodies on this Oc-
casiOn The committee did not forget
those who like dancing. and have set
apart for them n special space on the
boat. and secured a string BAND 10 Furnish
the music for this feature. The Blues
Band. who have recently been retained 20
Dlav at Forest Pill. viii accompany the
battalion on this occasion, and the
patrons OF the trip will have the pleasure
OF hearing many Of their new selections.
Besides this grand musical programme
and military display. every Or VII De
afforded the opportunity or sausiying
their appetitcs with the very best re-
freshments. and be waited ON by mem
bers of tho battalion. Nothing has been
left undone by the committee TO make
this moonlight the grandest Of the season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-20
- YoRK pRoprcE MARKET.

NEW YORK, August 19.-Flour-Quiet
and steady; southern Hour duu Dut
steady; common 10 tair extra s-4S-'0Vi
good TO choice do, $260QSZ.9O.
Wheat-SpOt quiet and firm; I. o. d.,
&c: options fairly active ana closed
strong al a &c. advasce. No. RED, Au-
gust and September, b3Ac.; OCTOBER
% tsoorn-spots quiet and frmer; No. ?,
2S7sc. i'm elevator. 45sc. ahoat; options
dull but firm at a ga sc. ADVANCE Au-
gust, 2SAc.; September, 2Ssc.; OCTOBER
90 0I5aSts-spots duh but hrmer; options
septem Der PC. October, pc. spot, No:
= 2liEa22isc.; No. white, 26c.; mixed
Hay-steady and quiet; shipping, s59
zoe: good 10 choice, U12Q9c.
fleece. l6Il23c.; pulled lSQue. .,...
Beef-Quiet and steady; family 'oa3s;
Beef Hams-steady and quiet at Sl45oe
Tierced Beef-Quiet and steady; city
extra India mess, Sli0$l2.
Cut-Aleats-Quiet and steady; picked
bellies. SASH; shoulders S5Og$S.'o'
Tard-Dull and easier; western steam,
g so: city, $3.50; September, $50; refined
ouiet and steady; Continent, A20 south
American, $40; compound, S.SlzaAlzl b.
pOrk-Quiet ana steady ola mess, so4
Sg.2J: new, SS.50QtSI5
Rltter-Quiet and firm; Stata dairy
1Olil5c.: do. creamery, nh4l6c.; western
dairy. gdl2c; Elgins. l6c.
Eggs-Fancy firm and quiet; state ana
PENNSYLVANIA, 14alSHc.; western, fresh
i2ql8c.: western, per case, 2u2.iy.
Cottonseed-O il-Steady; crude, lsaDc.i
yellow. &.q23i.c.
Rosln-steady but dull; strained, COM
mon 10 good, n.5l4GSl.b0.
Turpontine-Dull but steady az Zi0Zc
Rice-Domestic. fair 3g5Ac. and STEADY
Nolasses-ouiet and steady; New or
leans. open Kettle good 20 choice, Z'45'c
peanuts-Quiet and steady.
Codee-Qulet and unchanged 10 polne'
down; August, SlOl5; December, 40
March. s9GQso.se; spot RIO quiet aho
steady: No 7. N075.
S' s1ss1-Raw dull but steady; fair re
fined quiet and steady
Freights-Quist and trm. -
Fruits-Peafs, southern fancy NnsL2o.
Watermelons carloads, f5uNl5; DO. PEI
100 $3.50 Muskmelons. Maryland ant
delaware. per carrier. 75c.GN.O. Peaches
Maryland and Delaware. per basket &c
Sc: do. do, per carrier. 50c.@&.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. August 10. - Flour
Steady and unchanged.
, Wheat-Strong; spot and August, 20 S-Sg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-20

60lkc; September 90 7-sd6lc. October, Gle.
bid: steamer, No. 2 red. IS l4UJ5 use;
southern, by sample, 6oq62 l-ic.; do, on
Cornn-strong: spot and August, p 5-S8
H4c; September, 27A4N 1-sc.; OCTOBER,
y 7-S02S 1-Sc.; the year, 2lAc. asked,
steamer mixed. q l-s04 lie, southern
white, 2SQ29c.; do, yellow, Hlka&i5c.
Rye-Quiet; 10. 2 near by, S3iad3ic.;
No. 2 western, 8lzG35c.
Hay-Firm; choice timothy. N6.oO
Grain Freights-Firm and uncnahBed'
Eggs-Firm at l2lzHi3c.
Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. August I9.-The wheat mar
ket was nrmer to-day, a variety or tea-
sons being cited IN explanation OF the
improved tone and advanced prices;
There were orders TO buy both here ana
in New York at the opening which gave
the trade a measure of confidence, ana
influenced purchases. September wheat
opened at from So Is to $500 l-Scy az
vanced TO SIS Use, and closed at % ISL
55Ac.-laC. over yesterday. cash wheat
was firm. and kc. per bushel higher.
Corn-Business in corn was slow. as
compared with that Of wheat ana oats
Commissioners were buyers and sellers,
but lacked nerve and confidence, ana IN
consequence the market was duh Inc
prices were regulated by the prevailing
tendency OF wheat. May corn opened az
262.c.. advanced 10 q l-fc., and closed at
q Use. bid-l-403-Sc. higher than yester-
day. Cash corn was firm and quotaoly
Lake. per bushcl higher
Oats-A steady demand existed for oats
all through the session, the inquiry being
principally from shorts, who displayed 10
titfie i,neaelness. There was naturally
considerable buying for Investment, the
belief in higher prices claiming notice.
September was changed into May by a
number Of people. May oats closed l-t0
3-Sc. higher than yesterday Cash oats
were firm an adv nee OF 1-ic. per bushel
being obtained I'm some Instances.
Provsons-The reports from the yards
as regarded the hog market were not so
rosv fhis morning and provision traders
were unfavorably Impressed thereby. The
run Of hogs was heavy, and prices were
of 5Gl0c the logical result OF which
was "a decline In product. Before the
close moderate recovery. on covering
by shorts. took place. January PORK
closed unchanged, January lard 2l2d &c.
! lower. and January ribs &c. lower
The leading futures ranged as follows
tBpautnL UtsQss.. l4DNJta IlOsiQs A..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-20
THE DIGGING OF TRENCHES.
An Ordinance Touching this Matter
10 nc Pre- rIred-ConnciI Meeting.

An Ordinance Touching this Matter
To BE Pre- 1Ired-COunciI Meeting.
There was a meeting at g o'clock yes
terday afternoon of the Councils SUBJ
Committee on Water, Light and Streets.
appointed TO investigate the matter OF
trench digging in the city and to report
a more economic and harmonious system
than that at present ia vogue. More than
a quorum Of the body was present, and
the city Engineer. Superintendent Of the
Water-WOrks. and Superintendent OF the
Gas-Works were in attendance. An In
formal talk over the situation was had.
ana after ONE discussion the Clerk was
directed TO have prepared an ordinance
directing the City Engineer TO commu-
uicate with the superintendents When ne
has street Improvements 10 make ana
recurring the heads OF the latter two
DEPARTMENTS TO inform the Engineer
when they are about to tap gas or water
mains five days beforehand. IA.s
measure will be drawn up and presented
TO the subcommittee and then, In all
probability. recommended 10 the council
Messrs. H. W. Roundtree n. G. Jones,
T. a. HARRISON. S. II. HARRISON and
Joseph Wallerstein have signed paper
calling q meeting Of the Common Coun-
ell this evening Cd CLOCK 10 cOH5l4il
am ordinance concerning the use of GER
tain tracks by the Richmond Iracuon
COMPANY on west Broad street.
MI. William a. Turpin, president Of
the Board of Aldermen, has ordered a
meeting Of the Board this evening at
1880 o'clock for the transaction Of gene
raj business. and important matters VIII
bee brought before the body.
The meaning Of these meetings is That
the City Council Will consider the mat
ter OF compelling the companies TO reach
an agreement. so that the Traction Com
pany can run its cars over Us proposed
temporary tracks on Broad street. Work
on these tracks commenced yesterday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-20

1t was afterward found at Bachracn
pawn-shop. Felbor disappeared after
pawning the ring, and II IS said mat
he took from the clearinghouse Goi1
pen. a clock. and a razor The young
man attempted 90 get suit OF clothes
from A. Wendlinger. the Bank-street tali-
or. on a check. but failed. Felber Went
from this city 90 Petersburg. where ne
found employment In the tewelry-s.oIe ol
A. u. Harding. lie was discoNereu ny 4"
friend Of the young lady from whom he
obtained the ring. and was exposed TO ms
employer. Fclbor denied his identity ana
thus deceived his employer. A Gay OF
two later he disappeared. Kings ala-
monds. and watches 20 the value OF say
are also missing. hence the sohcitude OF
The police Tor his whereabouts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-20
DIR. COOPER AT NoRTHFIELD.
He writes About MIR. Moody's An
nuHI Bible Conference.

Rov. Dr. George Cooper writes 20 the
Herald from East Mortified. Mass:
Dear Herald.-Northneld is a most
UNIQUE place. There is nothing Ike it in
an the country Beautiful for situation
fin the Connecticut valley, eighty-hve
miles from Boston, near the Junction OF
the three States Of Massachusetts, YER
mont. and New Hampshire, so quiet lh
the silence Of the country that the chlrp
of the cricket Is music. Il Is now really
a religious retreat for Christian workers
from an parts of the country.
10 IS a pleasure 20 bc here. ! nave
greatly enjoyed the privilege. between
tho Sabbaths. OF work in the vicinity
The atmosphere is intensely spiritual.
There IS no cry for Christian union at
the expense of UNCONVENTIONAL convic-
uons. The Church as Gods power for
the worlds evangelization IS magnlhed'
The Holy Spirit as the power OF service
is exalted. The Bible is believed and
revorenced most thoroughly. Every SER
vice of instruction is biblical. The prayer
meetings are most delightful seasons.
Mr.. Moody is tender in his appeals for
"a more fruitful life. l never heard or
saw him so deeply touched In heart His
address with which he opened the con-
ference was on humility. AT every SER
vice hc pleads for IL. DIT A. G. Dixon,
of Brooklyn, has greatly stirred mp evan
ceiistc zeal Dr. Torrcy, OF Chicago
has helped many 10 clearer views Of the
person and work OF the Holy Spirit. Rev.
r. B. Never. of London, England,
is eagerly expected next week. His words
and writings have been a great blessing
10 many. and every year makes him more
popular here.
The conference continues through the
month of August. Few days until the
close but long enough to breathe the at
mospherc that IS so pure SO stimulating
Of the best life Of the soul that knows
Christ.
20 next week TO Martha's Vineyard,
and the murmuring summer ocean.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-20
New York Dry-Goods Market.

NEW YORK, August BIN the Dry,
goods market to-day the auction SAL.
OF Washington prints must be recordei
10 he combining 10 help the market t0f
cotton goods. There 81 a clear abatement
of political dlsquletude. Raw material "a
holding up at a high price. and In van-
T,ert of production upon stocks Is evi.
dent with "a frmer attitude on the part
OF sellers resulting. Buyers are NOT In
ciined 10 voluntary liberality In thele
purchases. but their imperative needs ara
PGrovying larger. and business shows this
In an Increase OF the aggregate sales,
which. n not so large, Is still sisnincant-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-20
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT DUsi-
NESS CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices of Money, Bonds, stocks
Grain, Tobacco, Cotton, Cattle'
Country Produce, &C, Foreign
mud Domestic.

NEW YORK. August 19.-The event OF
the dav in financial circles was the an
rouncement by Lazard Freres that they
intended TO import 100000 in gold from
Europe. At the Office Of the firm 1t was
stated that the transaction was purely
am exchange operation. Thu announce
r,ent led TO q good deal Of talk OF Iur-
tber inports. and a concerted movement
bv bankers to bring about an influx OF
the metal. The same as in 1885, Wheh
st, 000O0O or S20O00.o0O were imported ny
svrdicate. Nothing Of an official char
acter could be obtained on this score
,, IN the close Of business at the STOCK
exchange. The heaviness IF sterling
exchange. the demand for the metal ana
the inability to obtain time-money
strengthen the belief that there will be
further importations in the near iu-
ture
The market at tho opening was IN
clined TO weakness, owing 10 lower caoIes
from, London unfavorable railway re-
r',rfs for the second week in August, ana
further cutting Of freight rates I'D ths
West The loss in prices. outside OF
Manhattan. which fell nearly per cent?
y,,e insignificant. With the announce
ment OF gold impOrtatons, however
there was "a decided change for the bet
ter. and the early loss was not only re-
covered. but. iu a number of instances
material gains were scored. me I'M
rrovament from the lowest point Of the
dav ranged from l. 20 2 81 per cent eN-
cept I'm the case Of Tobacco, Whleh Ju.l,p-
ed from E51-2 to 90 81. The sharp rise
Induced rcaiizations, and near the clos9
"a reaction Of lisa 81 per cent, ensued'
but speculation closed quiet ana hIm IN
tome Net changes show gains Of l-ip
124 per cent. IN the usually active hst'
Ina the spccialties, Minnesota Iron drop
ped g. 10 A. 800, -,...-- O.,
The total sales were 2ilS3 shares ln-,
Guiding 1880 Sugar, $500 81. PAU, ana
22100 Reading. 49,.
Bonds were higher. The sales footed
Tressury balances: Coin, S125e.3i6;
currency, SS4i3,5-i
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money ON can steady. at gas per cent;
last loan at 3. and closing offered az g
prime mercantile paper. Ga6 II per cent.
par silver Is 3-4 Silver az the board
steady. III. ...,.,, actual
t,,siress I'm bankers bills az &.SidSia4 IL
Cor sixtv DAYS. and A.S5dA.5 ID for de-
Ind Posted rates. AS0SiS5 IL. Com
rnsrciaI bills. Si&aSL& l-2.
''C,,',,.ernment bonds dull. State bonds
a,,u Railroad bonds strong.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-20
BURGLARY ON BROAD STREET.
Buchannn's jewellery store Entered
by Thieves.

Burglars smashed the plate-glass VIM
dow in front Of the jewelry-store OF ID.
Buchanan on Broad street, about 100
o'clock Tuesday night. and, enecting an
entrance thereby. rlhed the cases. making
of with six Trump watches, valued only
at two or three dollars each.
As soon as the police discovered the
broken window they notified Mr.. Buchan-
an. but the thieves had made good theF
escape. .,
The burglars evidently were acquainted
with the movements ~ tie officer on the
peat. and went 10 work while he was
some distance away al. the ValuaDles
carried by Mr. Buchanan are kept IN
safes. and the robbers had no time 10
operate on these. The police believe that
the work was done by local crooks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-20
Se,ru OF &c CITY nan Courts.

Judge Wexford. OF the City Circuit
Court, yesterday granted a charter 10
the I,afferty Complete Flour Company.
The capital stock is 20 be not less tnan
$1,000 nor no more than SIS 60. The
shares are TO be OF 500 each. The offices
are 10 be located in Richmond, and tins
officers for the first year are: John J.
Iafferty president: T. Il. Lafferty, sec
retary-treasurer. The directors are ms
above named and George c., Williams NJ,
and w b. Lafrerty.
r.. II. Kuhn brought suit In the Law and
Equity Court yesterday against W. III.
Kuhn for Si25 damages.
Sinten Qualified as executor Of the estate
of Ann Howard. William G. Camp quail
fed as executor OF Mrs. Kate A. Dodson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-20
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond, Va, August 49, 1895.
Business continues quiet. Yesterdays
and tO-day's private sales include IS hogs
heads OF filters of the lower graie, bright
class chiefly. outside of which there was
little demand.
Mr.. Thomas Gallaher and nephew left
this evening via New York for home, in
Ireland.
According to reports Of the interior,
small loose markets opening. and later
sales of new tobacco have been On "a
fairly high plane.
From very few localities Is the bright
tobacco crop reported as curing or grow
ing nearly up TO expectations, the latter
quality.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-20
BANKS AND BANKERS.

closing steady at a net decline Of 101U
points. August lost p points. Inc tola
sales were 2is $50 bales.
To-day's features. Reports were te
celved from all sections OF the cotton
belt this morning. stating that rains had
fallen in the past twenty-fOur hours, anu
that I'm some sections the crop rs looking
much better. These reports had a de-
pressing effect IN an en- rely weather
market, and prices declined sharply az
the opening. There was a rally az onf
time. I'm which part Of the loss was re-
covered when the official report was rec
ceived. showing that I'm Texas no raif
had fallen. IL was a day OF realizinsC
and prices soon weakened again and de.
Clined. Local opera tors sold heaNlly, ana
Liverpool and the South also sold. one
large exporter here mas Deen CO.!
buyer Of late taking In two days l0of
bales Some dispatches take the ground
that the damage rs irreparable, and that
the rain has come too late 20 be OF bene-
lit.
NEW ORLEANS. August 19.-Cotton-
Futures barely steady; sales. 1900 pales'
August, S77S; September, W6i; October,
N67; November, N6S; December, Nlt;
January, $50; February, NS; March,
'''' NAvAL-sTORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON, n. c.. August BRO,
sin-Firm; strained, $l32l2; good strain
Spirits Of Turpentine-steady; machine,
22c, irregular dull at 2llsc.
Tar-Flrm az N.05. -.
crude Turpentine-Steady; hard, $40;
soft A.55; virgin, $lG5.
CHARLESTON, S. c., August 19-Tur-
pentine-Market firm at AU22c.; sales,
none.
Rosin-Firm; sales, none; b and G, N.25;
II and +. $3.50; +. $50; O. Sl35; II, SLiO;
l. si.45: X. $50: NJ, 81. IS: y, SLIGO; window
glass. $40: water-white. N.75.
SAVANNAH, GA, August l9.-Spirits
Turpentiue-Opened dull at 22iac., with
no sales. At the close IL was firm at
p 1-Sc.. with sales Of l,5i9 casks.
Rosin-FirIn at al decline OF &c. on n.
and below. with sales OF 1000 barrels;
$40: I. 81 90: X. 81 60; NJ, $40: N, $LS0;
wlndow-glass $l.S; water-white, y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-20
NJ. coxerpor Oners some rewards.

The Governor on yesterday instructed
the Secretary of the Commonwealth 10
offer rewards for the prisoners who re-
Gently escaped from AccOmac county jail
as follows: For Joseph Bocaiy. $50, for
Henry Brown, So; for John Wharton.
VVavman. william Sample. Joseph Da-
Wis and George Ayres, so each. The
latter four were serving terms for petty
Ofspncps only.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-20

l. Z. Hawkins, a negro tramp was
struck bv "a Chesapeake and Ohio train
abouf thirty-fve miles from Richmond
Yesterday morning, and was brought 20
mis- citv. where he was conveyed 20 the
almshouse Hankns must have he.n
vas sitting on the track. He has
scalp wound, his back is injured, and he
IS otherwise hurt. He will probably get
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-20
~ ALIEcED swINpLER.
The Richmond md Petersburg PO-
lice LnnLIng for j. u. EeIhcr.

j. B. Fot.r alias Fritz Miller, who fcr
some weeks boarded az so. li9 no-th
Eighth street. and. 81 is claimed, an-
.1ucsi that Doc was 20 succeed professor
anton schltzel as physical director Of
.e Young Mems CHRISTIAN Association.
wanted by both the Richmond and
Petersburg police. Weber alias Miller
aaIo here made The acquaintance OF q
young lacy of This city, borrowed her
.u, one evening and failed 20 return 50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-20

1Iguus Nuihih"''s
-t, Republicans in the coming election
...rl... the vote of one OF the most in-
......-t members 90 their party in this
... nr Rowland Hul will cast his ball
,.. rr rran and Scwall on the S,h of
-..rn.r. tie cmphaucally asserted this
t.s Dispatch reporter yesterday. he
.. t.t re considered his party lcu him
,... t..y refused so consider the most
....-..t issue before the pub'ic-the
,... question. This. be said, so his
crr vas Che great issue OF the day
..r tI. iarT was ovcrshadowcd ty it
DID. e.. rro,ccton.st. and had always
l- . but at this timc what the
country most needed. De thought. TO re-
s.... business. was the free coinage OF
....- .r. Ie was going TO- vote for the
r.r,v chat promised 20 enact such "a
-...ur. f., placed n power Do was
'enl le said. between The money lend
81, .n. .. money users. BE had no
..It t.I Che low prices which 40 pre-
s.. prevailed were attributable 90 the
.-... Of money. Hc for one. il the
.... election. was going to cast his
d.. a..h l.e Democrats 900 the hope that
I..t.r times and increased business
would result 81 the policy ass ser forth
g. their platform was carried out
LOOKS FOR a BIG VICTORY.
senator Thomas s. Mlrtin was in the
tt. yesterday comforting with builders
,.- %. r.-.r.c Oh, "a residence DE is having
......f .- bI. homo Boa Automatic county.
.... f. . rI.r4fcn man and
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-20
NEW YORK STOCK MARKEr.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, MD. August 19.-Vir-
g.nia 3s new. "a asked; do, Century
bonds, IS asked: Northern Central, O.
asked; Consolidated Gas, stock, 50 La
60; do. bonds, 6's, 1l2 II bid; do, bonds,
5s, 100NlU.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-20
GRAIN ID COTTON EXCHANGED.

Richmond Va, August l9 1896.
Quotations: Wheat-Lonsberry 20 TO
6lc. mixed. 5S TO &c; shorJberry, s. TO
Cic.; No. red, &c. C0rn-Wnite Nir-
ginia a 20 32c.; no. > white, 30 20 30 LEE
no. mixed, 20 II 10 soc. Oats-N0. 2
mixed, n TO n l-2c: No. mixed, 10 IL
10 ZJc. Rye, "a 10 30c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-20

The boy Creasie, who escaped from
Laurel Reformatory. has been captutedl
but Waddill Is still at large. Ctedsie uau
only gotten two miles from the institu'
ton when Overtaken