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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-09-02
0IARKsBURG ". VA, FRIDAY. sEPTEMBER 2. 1895

nada's mother bent over her hus.
band to whisper words of consola-
ton another brute drove a bayo-
net through the woman's body.
Senada fed through a field of
cane into the forest. Maddened
beyond all endurance and burn
ing to avenge the death of her
people, she rode with a column
of Cubans in pursuit of the wand.
ais. Never dreaming of danger,
the Spaniards were leisurely
plundering plantations and muir
dering women and children, when
a column of insurgents galloped
down upon them, led by the beau.
tiful Senada. The towards turn
ed to fly, but it was too late. The
terrible cry of Cuba libre' was
resounding in their ears, mingled
with the clash of the machete.
But one man escaped, the brutal
officer who led the vandals. Sc
NADIA rode il the thickest of the
battle where bullets refined, and
cheered her brave friends.
A few days after this affair she
reached the main army, where
she found her brother. After
consultation they concluded the
safest place for the young girl
was in the camp.
EYES," exclaimed senada. II
shall stay with the army, and l
shall rejoice in the first oppor-
tunity to show you that I know
how to avenge the death of my
father and mother"
She did not have long to wait.
When Gen. Garcia met the enemy
at the Pacheco plantation Senada
and her brother were with his
column.
"we are about to engage the
enemy.p said the young man,
land it is my desire, Senada, for
you to remain with the reserves,
out of reach of bullets. You can
show your patriotism by helping
to care for the wounded"
The young girl made no reply.
When the battle opened she gal
Hoped among the troops wearing
the coat of a lieutenant. White
plumes were streaming from her
hat and she was shouting "Cuba
libre' and brandishing a machese
over her head. A wild cheer
went up from the ranks and as
the line plunged forward the
beautiful girl rode with them.
..No wonder we beat them, "
said an old battle-scarred veteran
"Her presence was worth regi'
nent.'
/, II tho thick of the battle Sc
NADIA saw the officer who had led
the vandals against her father,
and she rode at him with her
lance, crying ''There is the
murderer !" A young dragon
saved her from staining her
hands in the brute's blood. She
seemed to have borne charmed
life, for, though her horse was
shot from under her and com.
rades fell fast, not a ball touched
her. AS the enemy fled over the
hills the Cubans cheered the
brave girl. They called her their
.Little General, "the white rose
of the army and the good angel
of Cuba"
Since then she has been IN
mapy battles and has often ridden
IN +rended as the bearer OF dis
patches through sections Of coun-
e........,............................e.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1898-09-02

The future is uncertain, but if
you keep your blood pure with
Hoods Sarsaparllla you may be
sure of good health.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09

Commercial. 25c premium; bank 81 premium
Observation-Disclosures. par; selling Is premium
sar Francisco-Sight. 15c.; telegraph i'N0'
Cb,cago-l5c. premium cincinnati-Over couh-
ter SOC premium; between banks -oc' pre-
,n,um Boston-Par and &c. premium. SaV a..
nab-Ruying Lice. discount; selling i-i''
nrenium. ST Lous-20c. premium
RANK CLEARINGs.-New.Yor k-Exchanses'
S13S 65s. 7O5, balances $62S6997 6 Sh Sos s2o
Exchanges. s2O.577 265; balances. s ioSo,o, -
Observation-Disclosures s2974. 400; balance
S4G6 44S. Doston-Exchangest 81 ''"io.ftti, oe
ances 81. SQ3.O57. Philadelphia-hHc"
Sll .15S. sO7: balances. ST .564,s5
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET-Cal Ia'e -
London lkG1 per cent open marke, 49, b,Iis
rate 1saGlib per cent for short ana ion5 nor
Berlin discount rate 3as per cent; Parls, - %
cent Paris exchange on Lordon. ~ lrahCs - % ~
confines Berlin exchange on hon"'''
marks AN pfennings
EUROPEAN SECURITIES-Bri comsv,,
III Tor money and III $40 for account account
French rentes 103 francs 221s cen,iihes'
per cents in London lower at 5or4.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid to.n2' Ls''''
81. Ruenos Ayres 1872 90: Rome, lo'.2o
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. o"'sc''
against 5eIc on Tuesday. Mexican SILVER uo,
lars 43I1c Bar silver in London - "a. au
yanced sld India Council bills In LONDON -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09
FIX dividend
GAS SECURITIES.

ROSDS.
lp--or.~, By G I. Hudson & 60. 10. 20 wall--'D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.-Sales. $4,000 reg
tstered As Of 1907 at 1O794 and 81 900 coupon As
Of 1907 at 10 Final quotations follow:

STATE ISSUES settlement BE,
10000 sold at 81 $1,000 at 911a 200 small
bonds at 81. and 5000 Virginia deferred trust
receipts a Z.
RAILROAD BONDS.-Market active and firm
on a Oel-distributed volume Of business. Total
sales amounted in par value 10 S2,iSl, OU,
against So 2S3. 900 on Tuesday. The more I'm
portant dealings were in the Atchison issues.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit ~. Chesapeake and
Ohio 4l5s. Erie general lien 34s. Houston and
Texas Central general mortgage International
and Great Northern seconds, Mexican Inter
national As Kansas and Texas seconds. Missouri
Pacific consol 6s Northern Pacific general lien
B. and prior 4s Norfolk and Western Is. Oregon
Railroad and Navigation As Reading rs, St
Louis and Iron Mountain general Is. st. Louis
and San Francisco 6s and trust bs. St Louis
Southwestern hrsts and seconds San Antonio
and Arkansas Pass As. Texas and Pacific issues.
Union Pacific Is. Union Pacific. Denver and
Gulf first receipts. Wabash issues West Shore
registered As, Western New-York and Pennsyl-
yauia incomes Wisconsin Central first receipts.
Rock Island general AZ. Fort Worth and Denver
CITY frsts. Rio Grande Western frsts and South
ern Railway IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09

irregular. Standard Oil closed at 443W444'
against 439a440 on Tuesday. Last prices Vi
other prominent issues were Glucose co"'i.io'
492.@5OL: preferred. 101hQ lO2ls; stahuaru
Gas common. 1890 al; preferred, l?oq loo' Mu'-
nal Gas 335G345 Amsterdam Gas common
29d3O: preferred. 69a70ls; bonds. 991smi o"'s
EANK STOCK SALES.-Ten shares OF the
Park Rank stock sold on the Stock Exchange at
800. against 300 the last preceding sale
COTTON ACREAGE IN 1S9S.-"The Financial
Chronicles" usual compilation OF cotton acreage
In the United States shows for 1898 a net de-
crease compared with 1897 OF 04b per cent
making the total 81 1855 $40 acres. against e.
056 1872 acres In 1897 Acreage in 1876 was
20 S43 600 acres, and In 1895 1S,43S.OOO acres
"The Chronicle" finds that the maturity OF the
crop is PROFESSIONALLY a late one; that cultiva-
ton has been we'll attended to throughout the
season. and that the condition Of the plant In
the Atlantic States is spotted, and that in the
Mississippi Valley there is an average condition.
and now steadily improving.
SECURITIES LISTED.-The following securi-
ties have been added To the Stock Exchange list'
s263 900 additional prior lien railway and land
grant per cent coupon gold bonds OF the North
ern Pacific Railway Company; S2.2SIro addi-
tional 3ia per cent 1Veyear gold mortgage
bonds Of 1897 OF the Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern Railway Company $500, 200 additional
guaranteed special stock ION June 20 OF the
Pttsburg. Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway
Company: So. 900 additional capital stock Of
the Illinois Central Railroad Company; Sl.S'''-
600 additional Western Lines first mortgage
per cent gold coupon bonds Of 1901 OF the III
nols Central Railroad Company; SS9'OD addl-
tional first consolidated per cent gold coupon
bonds OF 1894 Of the Southern Railway COM
pany: S23.sO1 900 80 per cent gold mortgage
bonds Of the New-York Central and Hudson
River Railroad Company; S3.l0,rn additional
common stock OF the American Tobacco COM
pany. and 100000 first mortgage per cent
gold coupon bonds Of 1893 OF the Houston East
and West Texas Railway Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09
SECTRTTTES AT AUCTION.

The following securities were sold yesterday III
auction at the New-York Real Estate SaeS-
room by Adrian II. Muller & Son:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London June 8. y. m.-The marNe' ~,
American securities opened better ana imp
somewhat but later eased on closing uu" WIN
a light demand Last prices were: A'on'su"'
1881: Canadian Pacific. SSk; st. Iaui 10
57iI; Mexican Central new As. 6s1.: New 2 or
Central 119a4: Erie, IAN; PennsyIvaanalA 80 80
Reading. 1888 Erie first preferred S'H+' '"eN'
can ordinary, 20, and Grand Trunk VS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09
financial

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09

Act cash bal Slt@ sit 10 wv ~ '~o ''~'
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS -Cuctoms TO
ceipts reported from washington. SSG3.0Si in
ternal revenue receipts s3J2J1O and The mis-
cellaneous receipts s.. lI3. total Government
receipts for the day. 81 go go; expenditures.
50 col 900 Receipts FOR month 90 date. Ss.22i.-
GO3: expenditures. Sl37SSO00: excess Of ex-
penditures S5063 3W Receipts ~ the fiscal
year to date. $379. 22B.37l: expenditures. 500.
81 1915; excess OF expenditures S3OOS4 734 Re
ceipts Of National bank notes for redemption
to day s236.59
SUB TREASURY.-The Sub-Trcasury was
debtor at the Clearing House S3Nl29l Its net
loss on balance Sz21 ia. made up by loss
In coin OF 1924 .i06. and loss in currency of
S9G 100 To-days operations included: Receipts,
So 9O3. 786; payments So 1880, resulting In a
general balance Of Sl37G4l 800. consisting OF
S1o5, 627 .269 coin and $50 800 currency
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE SALES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY RATES.-MOney on CALL 1AG1h per
cent Time money. 2Q212 per cent for sixty days.
Oh per cent for three months per cent for
four months. and per cent for six months
Commercial paper rates were 3@4 per cent for
all periods for the best names. and above for
names not so well known.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Market Arm and
dull Actual closing rates were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09

500 900 indianapolis and Vincennes Rallr al Non-
many second mortgage 6 per cent bonds
due May l. 1900 Coupons May ana 10,
vembcr. principal and interest guarantee" %.
by the Pennsylvania Railroad o'npaiy,:. wv
IS Peoria. H.. Water Company y per cent 40
bonds atlantic Trust Company receipts. =
6, 600 Greenbush y y. Water Company nrst
mortgage 8 per cent gold bonds. reduced 70 >,
per cent Coupons June ana I'ec"HiD'I-.' -"
"a no Lincoln Ill Wafer Light and Power con-
pany first mortgage per cent goa o'""S %
Atlantic Trust Company receipts .......'
81 900 West Shore Railroad Company nrst NOR
rlge guaranteed I per cent coupon poflus' ,nsa
due 2bl
20 shares Title Guarantee and Trust Com oso
Y1ny ......--.... =. - :. ,.in
~ $50 Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company scrip o,tL
IL" shares Ne"-f'rK ana n'' i''..'4....... 3rh
,-oooo D.. WINE Electric Corporation first
mortgage . per cent goa O''''' '.'..,..., 700
200 shares Fort Wayne Electric '''''''''." 800
a. shares 1;eruania Fire Insurance company" ="
SEQ 600 Tonas nda and Wheatned Electrc r" ON
pany FIR; mortgage per cent nonhs "s q, ooo
s2o ooo 1'navanda ana W-heatheld Electric Com
panv first mortgage per cent honhs us eo-n
sue y 1898 lot - *
shares Bond and Mortgage ""N'" iaos
= shares corn , f;Ng rst cl,nneny .... 1854
e. nIn ~av,9a central Railroad first mortgage
= rer cen, registered income oonds IN
forest guaranteed hy the Nevada 'ofn
panv from July I. 1895. 70 maturity July 4,
- aiarcs American Rank Note Company. per en-.
1913 siares virgil Practice Clavier oompany per %.
share
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09
GuarantyTru CO.
of New York. = ?

VI 4NSW i VI ~
NASSAU. CORNER CEDAR STREET
CAPITAL. "a . 100000
SURPLUS, e2,500,0Oo
ACTS AS TRUSTEE FOR CORPORATIONS.
FIRMS AND INDIVIDUALS AS GUARDIAN.
EXECUTOR. AND ADMINISTRATOR. TAXES
ENTIRE CHARGE OF REAL AND PER
SoNAL ESTATES.
INTEREST ALLOWED on DEPOSITS
subject to cheQue or 90 certificate.
STERLING DRAFTS on ALL PARTS o.
GREAT BRITAIN BOUGHT AND SOLD.
COLLECTIONS MADE
TRAVELLERS LETTERS or CREDIT AyAiL,
ABLE IN ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD, AND
COMMERCIAL LETTERS OF CREDIT ISSUED
WALTER O. oAKAAN. President.
ADRIAN ISELTS. J... Vice President.
GEORGE r TURNBULI, "a Vice PresiisnA
HENRY A. MURRAY. Treas. and Sec.
J. NELSON BoRLAND. Asst Treas ard SEA
JOHN GAvLT. NJ naaer Foreign Dept
- DIRECTORS.
Samuel D. Baocock, Charles r. Hsndsrson.
George F. Daker. Adrian Iselin Jr,
George $. Bowdon. Augustus D. Ju.liiard,,
August Belmont James n. Jarve,
Frederic Cromwell, Richard A. MeClrcy,'
walter X GiilettA Alexander z or.
Robert Goelet Walter O. oaknan,
g. @. Haven. Henry H. Rogers
oliver Hartman, II. Mex. T~onbly.
h Some1 Hayes. Frederick ". vapderbffE
Harry Payne whitney
LONDON BRANCH.
- LOMBARD STREET. 3. Q.
F.EEvILL JACKSON. MANAGER AND sEcRrrAkH
buys and sells exchange on the prneipo
cities Of tho world. collects dividends snd CIV
pons without charge. Issues travellers AID e0i1-
rlercial letters OF credit. receives and Ps's
interest Oh deposits subject 70 cheque Of nsa' "
Oh notice. lends money on collaterals dean
American aud other Investment, securities 'sS
offers its services as correspondent and una'ea'
agent to corporations, BANKERS and me"'"''
Bankers.
BANK OF ENGLAND.
CLYDESpALE BANK. Limited
NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANh We
ENGLAND. Limited
PARIS BANK. Limited.
Solicitors.
FRESHrIELDs AND WILLIAMS
London Committee
ARTHUR JOHN FRASER. CaAihAAss
DONALD c. uALDEMAS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09
THE FEDERAL TRFASTRY.

THE TREASURY STATEMENT. The daily
Washington statement. covering actual results
~ two days ago. compared with the last prec"d-
ing statement gives the following balances:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09
Outside SECURITY MA RhET.

NETWORK STREET RAILROADS.
BONDS.
Reported by G. I Hudson E Co. No rs wall 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09
LIGHT STOCK REACTIONS
SALES EASILY ABSORBED.
BOND MARKET ACTTvE-MoNEY AND
EXCHANGE.

Closing ;..1ces yesterday Of the principal ac-
i've securities and net changes from Tuesdays
last quotations were as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09
s.v rpAycJSrO MINING STOCKS.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

KANSAS CITY. FORT SCOTT AND MEMPHIS.
S:%3;, 2, s 'ss , sss
KANSAS CITY. MEMPHIS AND BIRMrNcHAM.
Ss%%' ~ %! , :2,:: 81 4;
WESTERN NEW YORK AID PENNSYLVANIA
Ss#$;' e; %',; s ss s. s.
COLUMBUS. HOOKING WILEY AND TOLEDO.
S5%$'; : n; :s ss5$ .ss
ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
S@"S : IN i Isl $ s4 ss
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
S S5ss .isss.. 'sss 55 ss; 5sss
Ne, earnings sssa.ssi saer2l7 ~sliss
S5; ssF" .sS.. sss e s s s
Ne, earnings 10 mos sosoo.4aa sS.o2sow s7aess7a
UNION PACIFIC
Month Of April
Gross earnings Sll43.404 SlOT9iS 242 sc7
z xpen ses excluding
Net earnings ....... s37ioa4 saolois sSi27s,
eros, earnings ':..... a57e.sic s42aalsl $3.50. iss
taxes ............... 9.iS5.oG 2oo2s7 2ooo4so
Net earnings mos. si.so.4eo i24iio. si.e2s. ESQ
WESTERN UNIONS QUARTER
The Western Union Telegraph Company re-
ports for the quarter ended June 30
Ne. revenue ses $685. ; sGI " ss nc cI sssas
Int and sink. funds' 1850 24t92i Dec. 2o,s7i
Balance ......,.. H.o2o.5oo N.ss.76l Inc. s:oo7ss
Add y y. re,urnedt %0.00 Dec 10000
Balance .......... s62S6bo ST. sO4 1871 Inc 500 $50
DIVIDEND III = percent l.2ltoso l.2l6.@I Inc. II
surplus ,o s9SS $40 .sIs: Inc sss s 70 70
Total surplus ..... sso35o4e s7647A2 Inc ssss 400
'Ln 1898 no charge made FOR sinking fund which in
1897 amounted $50 900 tPorton ~ sinking
the bonds OF 1900 (Which was set aside previously
the company by the sinking fund trustees
OF the drawn bonds not being presented redemp
ton
year will end The following table gives the re-
suits Of the year. the fret three quarters being
IN actual figures and the last quarter being par
TALLY estimated. compared with the actual fig
ures for the full previous year:
sis ,estJ 1897 fact) Changes
Net revenue ... So 1872 sSs SIS 49, 203 Inc $3.50
Int. and sink fund @6.5S0 H355o Dec. 2S 92l
eaIsas. -. :., !o2 Inc ssesos
Surplus ...;...".. $500 sstT Inc sssAsss
Previous surplus L6IH2 7.6%S,80 Inc 3.S<7
Teal surplus zee. sSosASxs SLs1s.s0 ~ 80 =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-15

day were 10000 bales of which 500 W
for speculation and export. and inclul'
5000 bales American. Receipts, ~
bales. including 600 bales American.
Futures opened quiet. with a moderat'
demand and closed steady; American
middling low middling clause. FEBRUARY
3 20-6id., buyers. February ana Marsn'
3 20-64d. buyers. March and April. u-bld
buyers April and May 3 2O-6ipS 2l-5ld-'
buyers May and June. 3 2l-Gid., sellers
June and July. 2l-6iuS 2-6id., sellers
July and August. 22-6id.. sellers; August
and September, 22-6id. BUYERS Septem
Der and October. 22-aiH5 Bid, sellers,
October and November 3 2B-Gid.. sellers
November and December. 23-6id., buyers.
NEW YORK. February li.-Cotton-
Steady: midding 6 lie. net receipts. Ot
bales. gross receipts. 70. $50 bales exports
to France. SO bales; 10 the Continent
3.3lj bales; forwarded. 3oSl bales; sales
20 bales. all spinners; stock actual 49,
$50 bdles.
Totals to-day: Net receipts 3i.7sS bales
expOrts-tO Great Britain, s,ill bales, 70
France SO bales; 20 the Continent, 6.s3J
bales: stock. 2GS .622 bales.
Consolidated: Net receipts. 6Ll8 bales
eypOrts-to Great Britain, Z6.lI0 bales; To
France. 772 bales; 10 the Continent, h,Slo
bnlea
Totals since September LIST: Net receipts
6aSl G6l bales. exports-to Great Britain
2.nsl1S bales; TO France. 52l.i59 bales TO
the Continent. l9i292S bales.
Cotton futures opened at q decline OF
1 no. points: sales II 900 bales. Febru-
arv $3.50: March. $59S. April SCo2; May.
fiO7: June. S6l0;iJuly, Sjl3; August, $40,
September SSH. October, %ls; NoNem-
Der. S51S
Cotton futures closed steady sales,
i60 800 bales; February, SOS; March. 500;
April. S6C3: May. 5.0s June. $50; July,
Sc. 49,. August. $j.l6; September S5.lf; Oc-
toher. S6l6; November Sj.l5.
SCOT cotton closed steady. middling up
lands. Side. do. gulf l-2c.; sales. 2'9
bales.
NEW ORLEANS. February lt--Cotton-
Futures steady; sales. 49, 900 bales; Feb
ruary. nominal; March. $j.57ns5.5s; April,
g. 62d$56i. May. $3.50 $3.50; June, Sl.1zp
1913: July. $57sn$j.7S; August. S3.SlnSl.S2;
September. S. S2u>5.Sl: October, So.0tt{9.S5;
November. J.s6Qs5.sS; December. $3.50
NAVAL-STORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON, n. G., February H.
Shirts Turpentine- Nothing doing; prices
unchanged: receipts. IS casks.
Rosin-Firm at $40 and us; nothing
doing.
Tar--Dull; receipts. Is barrels.
SAVANNAH. GA, February 4.-Spirits
OF Turpentine-Firm at - lie; sales, 10
casks: receipts. SO casks.
Rosin-Firm; sales. GOO barrels; re-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-15
MERCANTILE TRUST AND DEPOSIT COMPANY OF BALTIMORE Trustee
PRICE, 100 AND ACCRUED INTEREST.

s.. 500 in operating expenses, and these i'm
proyements are now being carried OUT
The new management have only had
charge Of the property for a very brief
period. but are actively engaged in exc
cutting their plans and perfecting their
system. and the above figures are be-
lievcd to be conservative.
Taking, therefore the net earnings for
1861 for basis, and adding the above cs-
timatod Increases. we obtain the follow
ing results:
Actual net earnings year end
ing December 81. lSg7..........$7OOo 5 ~
Estimated increase from sum-
mer-car business. .......... 10000 90
Estimated natural increase
from development OF bust
ness. ......... ......-.s....... iViV"V VIZ
Estimated Increased and new
business from Ocean View
road. ........ ................ $500 90
Estimated saving by condens-
ing plant and switch......... $500 90
Net earnings for 1898 (esti-
mated).... ......... ...........,Soo'ooo ."
Taxes. State, city and
county. .......... ....$ 5000
Fixed charge, interest
on entire bonded
debit. -. 800
., 800 90
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-15
ptcuuoND TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond Va. February !, lSJS.
Private sales to-day were as loiioNS
Wrappers. hogsheads; nllels' 81 nose
heads: Tugs. y hogsheads. Total NUMBER
Of hogsheads sold. 3D..
tinted states internal-revcnue cOilec-
lions for the city of Richmond, a. 10
day. February lfth, we're s Vp go y, o. *
81 " S.. cigars and cigarettes, $O'zo9''o
g T6e OUTLOOK is bright for good breaks
of new dark loose leaf at the Waiehol.s,SSss
tomorrow Crenshaw NaIenouscf a.
offer some OF the finest stemmlnS OF 'he
M william King. Jr.. president Of ne
I.vnchburg Board Of Trade, favored h''
Richmond friends with cell to-uay'
English Markets. From l'phuoh , "lo
i,nTnooi Eug.. January 5lst. adVices.
mo brsiness reported for me latteI h",l
0f January was qulte suns" t ~ ,fp
values as wen as in volume, tnoua' ne
,,r.dee are ecarcc and advanced, anu Spff
i.f+fle arc very difficult TO obtain. II
49, 81, Al me trade the other side Was
,,,r,y rel,,cfanf 10 report higher prices. ioI
fear Of further slimu'aelns ~, Ia fon-
states markets. The resainbilhb III -,
don and Liverpool was very large dusstnS
fs47 amounting 10 15.6l0 hossheau9' WHY"
vas duo 10 advancing prices ro,o, 70
Louisville, Ky, feoiualy isd @oainst
ceirts faef week $50 hogsheauS, "s'lii.'
sfi week before and f.2U for hIst COT cor
yesnonare week IN 1897. Aucuoil % , ,eo
last week. 315S hogsheads, akanists I ias9
week before last ana g,ez9 re ,n Of / 'oJ
~. ,ll Loss man week previous, -.
iHss mn same week last year and 81
i Lees than same week IN 1856, is very easl iy
traceable 70 the small Rom 1s'i the e'S Stocks on
ere ere AeR Rta ~ is active at outside figures
in aI deslrable tobaccos. while some Inner inner
grades or ti have advanced ] re per p poera
the passed week. Trasn,es o. "a las a. Iugs
date al ~ 10 ic. now seils a. "
4 % - A
az E,ilers sold Up to 26c: are an rom o IL
=, o. hiober. according TO grade, ana COM
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pafatively few are being offered Burley
crops sold at $l5.5l TO $l6.60 average which,
win zbc. higher price, Is also l-2c higher
than any hurley sales anywhere this sea-
son. This latter. Spencer Company crop
or hogsneads. was an extraordinary enc
IA color and quality. Cutters gre well
sustained and fine grades scarce. Re
handlers get little stock. manufacturers
buying nearly all. old Burleys are Ia 70
lie. higher than last week and Tugs IL
10 lc. up. Darks. dull for common Jugs.
Black fats active; new greatly preferred
70 Old stock. Regies will find II very
diilicult TO secure either old or new stock
when wanted most Weather mild; plant
preparations progressing well.
Western Markcts.--Clarkcsvil and
Hopkinsville show light receipts Of rather
common grades. but very strong and
much higher market In all kinds. not
wthstanding often bad condition Of the
offerings. The large country buying, II
Is feared. will leave but little for the
auction markets TO handle this season
The Clarkesville market will hardly put
up over 900 hogshcads OF strips. The open
winter has caused good preparations for
the new crop.
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

RiChmOn0, va, FtDTudIy IT 100 =
Receipts: Cattle, LOO mead; sheep anu
lambs lO head: hogs. 200 head
sales: Cattle 100 head; sheep ana
lambs 80 head; nogs. 200 head
Prices Cattie-Best, to 3-ic. gross,
Common 10 fair ga 10 2 l-2c. gross;
bulls. 21-4 to lie. gross, sheep, II 10
4I-2c. gross; hogs. $3.50 TO 81 gross.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-15

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
Mehs Il Richmond Vim.

Mr.. Robert l. Cole. OF this city. and
Miss Clarabel Terry were married yes
terday at Whitby, the home of the brides
parents Mr. and Mrs. W. c. Terry, In
Meckenburg county. Rev. Mr.. Coleman
performed the ceremony, and the young
couple left for a bridal tour.