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The RInc and the GRAY.
REUNION OF NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN yETE
RAMS AT NIAGARA.

RAMS At NIAGARA.
NIAGARA FALLS. MAY GA rcdnion OF
the Fifth Virginia infantry and the Tweu-
tv-eighth regiment OF New York yolun-
teors J., taking place here to-day. The Nir-
ginia regiment. numbering about two hum
drcd men. arrived at O'Clock yesterday.
ana the Twenty-eighth at o'clock this
morning. At II O'Clock the Wishing reei-
ments were escorted 70 Prospect-Park pa
yilion by the Sprout and Dudley Don
nelly Posts. g.. \. t.. where the Virginia
regiment was welcomed by Captain Flager.
president OF the Twenty-Cghth Regiment
Association. in an eloquent address. Cap
tain Stckncy. Of the Nwginian,. respond
cd. Captain BummTdner. oil the Virginia
regiment. presented 10 the TWeuty-clghth
q nag captured from them during the late
war. and Colonel y. /. Brown, OF the
Twcnty-cighth, responded. After the bust
ness meeting OF the TWonty-ciehth had
been held. the visitors were escorted 20 Va
riou, points OF interest. The best OF feel
ingprevlil-, and the southerners are IN &C.
stacy over their treatment here.
The weather is very cold. rainy. and m
comfortable for the visitors. IAey leave
for home tomorrow.
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Sale OF Pf. Iron.
SAtc Os Ets EFoHs
fBv telegraph 20 the Dispatch.


PITTSBURGH, PA, Nay 22.-The sale Of
1900 tons Of Marshall d CO.'S pig iron
took place here to-day. From 81 to
517.2j per ton was realizrd-an average Of
81 per ton les, than the market price. The
aggregate products were not sufficient 10
cover the claim Of the Pittsburgh Insurance
Company. for which the sale was made. II
is not likely that the balance OF the 10000
tons held by the banks will be thrown on
the market at present.
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4 Singular Death.

rBv telegraph % the DisQltch.l
Hot SPRINGS. ARR. May 22.-George
Johnson. son OF Bradi,h Johnson. OF New
York. died at the Arlington House yeSter-
day. He awokc during the night before,
and got up 10 get drink froma pitcher
the mouth OF which was broken. The
pitcher fill. and severed the iemoral artery.
lie was found pul,ele-s and speeches. in
hi, blood, and although surgical aid was
rendered ne died during the day. The
body was embamed and sent to New York.
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cb,ororormed and Robbed.

nv telegraph % NE UsnIrILI
BosroN, May 22.-The house Of Alfred
Cole. at Bucktield village. Me-, was entered
by burglars last night, who chlorolormed
MIR. and Mrs. Cole and stole $1,000 IN cur
renew. Mr. Cole is tree dealer, making
his headquarters i'm Boston. He left mere
last saturday with the money in his posses
SION. and il j. supposed that be WAS iol-
lowed by the robbers. The house stands
I'm the centre Of the village, with buildings
within one hundred feet on each SIDE ana
orno.ite. No one elsew disturbed.
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ROANOKE.

SMALLPOX AT GIsHEs-ARREsT OF Az Is
CAPPED CONvlCT-SNOw An INCH DEP Oh
THE ALLEGHANY MOUNTAINS.
Correspondence Of the Richmond DispatchI
NAY -, 1888.
Alya Jennings. a negro cook in the iaml-
" Of j. Bachrach, at Gishes, Roanoke
county. was discovered to be broken out
with smallpox to-day and sent to The
county hospital. DR.. Luck pronounced u
q fully-dcyeloped case Of continent small
John Noel (colored), for seven years en-
gineer in Captain Waid's tobacco-iactory,
was arrested TO-DAY charged with escaping
from the penitentiary in Tennessee ten
wears ago while serving a fye-years' SEN
ience. He was taken TO Salem to await a
requisitiun from the Governor OF Iennes-
see.
The weather here is intensely cold. The
snow is an inch deep on the Allegheny
mountains. Thermometer 40, and WIND
high
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P0I1rIC--AN,.UAL MEETING OF FRIENDS AND
An INTERESTING ADDRESS PROM YOUNG
LADY, MURDERER.
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FINCASTLE.

CANDIDATES DENYING THAT THEY APE "EUN-
MING WITH TIE LAEE AND HOLDING WITH
TIE HOUNDS"
lCorre.ponoe-cc Of the Richmond DisDatch.l
MAY -, 1883.
Mr.. Lewis james informs me on the au-
fboritv Of the chairman Of the Readiu,ter
party Of this county that the meeting held
last Monday, Of which l wrote you, did not
endorse the independent candidates, but
only decided between two candidates Tor
commissioner Of the revenue in the Lower
district. The candidate, are very much
incensed that the rum0r should be cTcu-
lated that they have been nominated by the
Radicals They know this Is certain de-
feat. But they will not deny that they eN-
pect tie almost solid negro vote. .
Deputy-Sherif ;. u. Crush is quite III
with typhOid-feyer.
Diphtheria prevailing in Buchanan.
ACTON.
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a 19oScof - Ducl.

IBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
NEW ORLEANS. May 22.-Dayid Todd,
son OF Justice Todd, Of the supreme Court.
and Joseph LeyeSey, OF the NqSc0t fought
a duel tins morning near this city. After
cXchanging harmless shots ut fifteen PAGES
both parties declared themselves satisfied.
The trouble grew out Of articles published
i'm the NGsc0t rejecting on Todd's father
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The body o. a steward named Quinn,
who has been missing for four months. has
been found IN the lake near Castle Bar,
Ireland. A heavy chain was around the
neck Of the dead man, showing that he had
met his death by foul means.
OLD NOMOLg. j. w. Perry, n
prominent commission merchant, Norfolk,
Va, writes Of DIR. Worthington's Cholera
and Diarrh1a Medicine, the wonderful
specific for summer-compLint, etc., that az
household remedy II has an unequaled
reputation; he has used ii m his family,
and would not be without 1t.
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Tho Labor Troubles.
THE coAL-MINERs' STRIKE IN THE INDTAs
TERRITORY.
Fly tclcgrarh n the Dispa,cb.I

fly telograth r. the Dfspaichl
ST. LOUIS, May 22.-The strike among
the coal.mners at McAllister and other
places on the Missouri Pacific railway. in
| the Choctaw Nation, seems TO he In fair
way TO settlement. These miners can only
remain in the Territory By obtaining per-
mits from the Indian authorities. This
having been explained TO the miners a
large number Of them have signed an
agreement 10 resume work, and all except
the ringleaders OF the strike will probably
return. The latter will no doubt be re-
fused permission, and be required to leave
the Territory.
The backbone OF the coal-minegs' strike
in It. Claire county, H.. seems to be bro
ken. Two operators induced new men
from the city TO go 10 work this morning.
As sixty OF these arrived at Burckner sta
ton, they were met by five hundred
strikers. No hostile demonstrations were
made, but the strikers induced several TO
quit work. A sheriii7s posse. with depu-
ties, are on the ground.
A v1cToRY OVER CIGARETTE-sTRIKErs.
ROCHESTER,, y. Y. May 22.-phc male
strikers returned 10 work at W. :. Kimball
4 Co.'s cigarette-factOry this morning.
lnOuED no scIilclDcnt WiIn tne hlll-ni- oi
Labor has been effected. All the girls that
can be employed hayc been secured, but
none OF them are members OF the Cigarette
Girls Assembly. This is virtually victory
for kimball Il Co.
STRIKE FOR FREE OIL AND COTTON.
MOUNT CARMEL, Penn. May 22.--The
men employed at Mount Carmel colliery
this morning al The mouth OF the
slope and demanded free oil and cotton
which are used in their mning-lamps. The
operator, refused 10 comply with the de-
mand. and the men then went on a strike.
To furnish oil and cotton 10 the men free
would cost the operators about - q month
for each mans supply.
STRIFE ABOUT SETTLED.
READING. PA, May 22.-Thc strike for
pay every two weeks az the Obcr's boiler /
work. is about settled. Thirteen men were
paid oil and discharged thi, afternoon. \
number 81 the men went back to-day and |
the remainder are expected 10 return 10
work tomorrow. Obert fears a disturbance. |
and has his works guarded by policemen. !
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Tho Tax OH nank Capital and De-
posts.

W.su,yGTox. u. c.. May 22.-The At
torney-General has gwen an opinion to the
Secretary Of the Ireasur! thal under the
provisions Of the act approved March .,
1883 (the internal-reYenue-IaN-reduclion
bill with tariff amendmehls, no TAX can be
collected ON the capital and deposits of ma
tlonaI banks since the LIST day OF last JAM
uary. and no tax OR capital and deposits OF
state banks or private banks since the LIST
day OF last December
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,,sauo Mothers Terrible Deed.

IBy telegraph 20 w UI'F''v'"I -
Vurt,vsFIELp. ONO. May 22.-Mrs. X.
! WcNilic. Of Lindenyille, Ashtabula
% in a iii Of insanity, drowned her
two children. aged two and six years. in a
W.. W., y. and then took poison herself. There
is no hope OF her recovery.
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D.isouers Recapfured.

10y telegraph 10 The blapal'h.l
Ivxc,nrrG. VA. May 2.-The three
wiener who escaped from the Abingdon
I"n last week have been recaplured' o..
w " Krsntz. the counterieiter, and another
nrisnner were retakcn without difficulty I;
bnt NEGRO despersdo named smith Mel
son , was shot and seriously wcanded by his
pursuers.
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Good 'Tcnplars.

IBy tcleerauh % thc Di.pltch.J
CHICAGO. May 22.-Thc Grand Lodge OF
the World OF the Independent order OF
Good TemplarS began its twenty-ninth an
nual session in this city this morning. but
engaged only in preliminary work, all the
delegates not having yet arrived. II is
estimated that 40 deIegates will be present.
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DEATH or A NAVAL OFFICER.-T Navy
Department is informed Of the death OF
Lieutenant-C Commander Charles f. Schmitzz
which occurred at Mare Island nayy-yard
California, on May 10th, from perllonlils
Mr.. Schmitz was a native Of Indiana, ano
entered the service IN 1861. His last cruise
expired IN June, 1880. Deceased was lately
i'm command Of the fleet Of monitors at CIT!
Point
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TsE DINwlDpIE SUPERVISORS CASE THE
COURT piSM1SSEs TIRE RULE AGAINST THEN
FRIENDS YEARLY MEETING u SOUTHLAND
TON - RECITAI.S OF REMARKABLE PATH
e,rpFS
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Found Dead in Bed.

fBy teloerlpn 10 nc DlspAI'H'I
BurIyogE, Mp, May pa special
from Uaeer.town saws: Hon. George \.
Pc 0, associate Judge Of the Circuit
Cont II Alleghany circuit, was found
dead in bed thi, morning At his hotel.
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Cold weather Sorta.

fBy telegraph % the Dl,patchl
AUGUSTA, Ga, Nay 22.-Oycrcoats and
fires are comfortable here. The thermome-
ter stands at $50. II Is feared that the cot
ton will be injured by the cold weather.
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A Uniontown pa telegram says: Dukes
was employed to-day in a case involving
g.. CD before justice OF the peace. When
the attorney on the other side learned that
Dukes was bis opponent he refused 10 APP
pear, but his client, acting under his ad'
vice, won the case.
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.ssossina,ed while pioushing.

IBy telegraph " ne Dislaichl
GALVESTON. May 22.-A special TO the
Ncrs from GladeWater saws " Charltt'
stevens was shot in the back and instantly
killed Yesterday while ploushing in hls
field. charge Of six buck,hot entering. his
body. Hi. a>saiant was concealed lu-t
outside the fence. behind some brush AZ
RANGED for the purpose. Amos stevens
The dead mans uncle. has been arrested on
-.,,.riaton -
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

IIEtDAYs Way Y. ItsJ.
SALEs-FIEsT EOAnD.-1 900 Petersburg Rail-
road bonds, "Claas A. AZ 50: 10 shares Char
otte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad at 81; 1000
Western North Carolina Is a. I05.
SECOND BoARD.-5,OOO Columbia and Green
Vile second 6's az. b. at 81; $500 Richmond
city SIS fB. b. log
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Destructive Hail-storn I'm the Nor
fnIIx GpcffoN.
ireclal ,eIegrau 10 the Disrotch. |

Special telegram 20 The Dispotch.I
NORFOLK. Va, May pa heavy hail
storm passed over the Pigs Point and
Nansemond-River section last night. Some
OF the truck-iarms on the Western Branch
were also damaged by Il.
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Eros. Worse THAN Cyclones.

10y ioleg-aph o the Dispatch.I
ST. Louis, May 22.-A special to the Post
Dispatch from Ccseyyille. Ill.,, saws: :" 4
severe frost here last night damaged the
crops considerably, doing more injury
than cyclones"
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BY Telegraph.

Fi0ur-We quote: I ne. .3.25dS3.50. super
fine. 1915 f4.2j extra. So. jnSJ.jO. common
family, f5.6J u 20 Patent ,amily. f7@f7.75.
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SALES REPORTED TO sFCRErARY.

WHEAT.-Whlto. 1875 bushels good Ia prime at
ti.2J 81 sl.27. Red. 500 bushels very good Long
berry al 9l2G: 1900 bushels mixed at %l.2,:
470 bushcls fair O. very good Shorberry At sl.lS
10 Sl.24.
COEN.-Nhifc. eco bushels common 10 prime at
81 tO &C. Mixed. 40 bushels very good AZ 63c.
COTTON.-Ione steady. Receipts, Us bales;
Shipment, g. bale. Quotations: Mddhng, 10Y
tO lus.c.: low middling. 10 10 lOlc.: good Ordi-
nary, &c: ordinary, % Sc; stained, o. To
7hc.
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BALTIMORE
tINCINNATI.

CrVctSNATT. May 23.-Flour firm; family,
@A75m-5. " heat firm at al.i3u tl.li spot.
I arn opened stronger and closed dull az 500
56ac. spot. oats steady and unchanged. Pork
and lard. no sae- Bulk-meats dull and nominal.
Bacon firm; shoulders, SIZE: clear rib Ike;
clear. lie. Whisky quiet al sl.l3. sugar IN
changed. Hogs steady. common and light 500
1925 packing and butchers, 1913 $40.
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steamer Mysnokc Huiphers. New York uer-
cl.u -. and passengers, q. y. allen s Go.
steamer Ashland. Tunnel. Philadelphia mer-
chaudl.c and Passengers >. W. Act hIficA' aS'n'"
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mAR.Nn INTEsLis.ENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY %, 1888.


Stcafaer Ariel. GiGlrt, Norfolk Uni'ed states
mail, m,rcnaueise. and passengers. l.. l.. Ta'ur'
suusrin fsmafni -
coal. :. Il. IatArop.
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The Emperor wore the uniform OF a
general. and was mounted on splendid
charger He rode a little in advance Of
four generals. who were directly attend
ing him. lie maintained 4 calm de-
meanor. although he often smiled gracious
" in response TO the wild enthusiasm
which greeted him at every point. Cheer
unon cheer followed each other necessarily
from a densely-packed multitude on the
streets and from thousands OF people in
balconies and windows. The Empress
was erected with every mark Of enthu-
siaSm and LOYALTY. The mounted Grand
Dukes formed very brilliant group. The
A>iatic deputatiOns were also magniflcently
alfred. The state carriages were splen-
didlv decorated. and the whole effect was
most Gorgeous. The entire route was
lined with troops.
At the moment the c0rtege entered the
city salute OF seyenty-One guns was fired
from Tsarskaia palace. The Governor
General received the Emperor at the city
boundary and Joined the cOrtsge with his
suite. The signal for starting the process
sion was the firing Of artillery aud the
ringing Of the bells Of the Cathedral OF the
ASSUMPTION. ON the Emperor mounting
his horse other salutes were fired. At the
Gate Of the Resurrection the Car and
Grand Dukes and Empress alighted and
knelt in prayer before the picture OF the
Virgin. The Archbishop Of Warsaw re-
ceived their Maiesties at the steps OF the
Cathedral Of the Assumption with the cross
and holy water. At this point the cheering
of the people was perfectly deafening. The
PROCESSION then entered the hremlin.
AN EXPLOSION ~ TIE CARS DRESSING
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p,eirna,ion OF the Italian Minisfry.

RouE. Nav - Primo Minister Depre-
tis announced I'm the Chamber OF Deputies
to-day that the Cabinet had resigned, and
that he had been entrusted by the King
Wien tbe formation Of another Cabinet.
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wore Conspirators Arrested.

DrnrIN. MAY 22.-An inquiry is proceed
ing into a murder conspiracy which has
been uncarthed in County Mayo. The first
clue 20 it, existence was obtained from a
person who was arrested with suspicious
PAPER, in his possession. He was then re-
leased to act as a spy IN the interest Of the
police. In this capacity he attended seye-
raj meetings Of the comspiratols, at which
number Of persons were named to te
murdered. The as>asSins were appointed
by lot. In furtherance Of the plots con-
cocted by the conspirators two farmers
were shot and wounded. six OF the plot
tiers have been arrested and are undergoing
examination.
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The Vatican ana France.


PARIS. May 42.-Cmdinal Layigerie,
Archbishop Of Algicrs, Ia, been authorized
by the Pope 10 cali tie attention Of The
French Government 10 the difficulty the
Pope has had In preventing the tension be-
tween the Vatican and France from becom-
ing an open rupture, and 10 show il how
impatiently the enemies Of the republic
wait for such a result. The Government
has made an amicable reply to the Card'-
,,nl,s communication
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!. cnNcILIATnRY eprECn.

DUBLIN. May 22.-Thomls Sexton, mem-
her of Parliament for Sligo. in speech
rcierring TO the Pope, circular to the Irish
Clergy. said: THE action of the Irish race
I'm relation thereto would tend 10 the per-
mlncut good OF the cause OF religion.
Mr.. Sexton urged MS hearers 10 avoid
using words that would postpone the re-
cancellation which he was sure would soon
be- established on an honorable basis be-
tween the Vatican and thc Irish people.
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Prussia, Proposal Refused.

BERLIN. MAY 22.-The Vatican has re-
nlied 10 Prussia note 70 the effect that 1t
cannot accept the proposals contained
therein
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PORT or NEWPoET's NEWS. NAY -. lsss.
lBy TeeFr1pA.l

steamer Luray. Schcrmcrloru. NoFfola; hcr-
cfanu-e and passengers, Chesapeake anu ohlo
hallway Company laud -ailcti ~ rcturnh
steamer Acc0mac. Deik. nlrrchanul>e and PAS
seurcr-. SMITH. ~. Chesapeake and ONO Hallway
Company land s,llrl On reiurnh
~te,iner Northampton. NctArrick' Noriolk,
merchandise and passengers. 'hc,1ir b. ana ONO
Railway company fsud ,tiic'l 0n uiurni.
steamship GuyaIdOiic. Nelly, West Point mer-
chanii-e. .
schooner Nary Augusta, Holt, Calais, Me- lum-
bcr ,,..,..
Barges Mary and Laura, Kate Grady, Matthews
Cummings. tlavics Brady, ana Honesty To loaf
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AEM- lnEn ruIlnN fITTREs.

NV YORK. Nay 22.-Coton-Net receipts,
10 bales: lro.-. 1916 Bale. Fginn closed auh'
slu.97Dt SlO.9S: Juiy. rlr.y2 f.lO.y3. August,
sIO.35s slO.gj Srmemhcr tlO.J9oslD.oO.
crt.iar. SIu.-- 5000. November, slO.lt0e
SlOlg: December. $lO.l9n fl0.2l: January,
-lO271sIu29; February. lu37mslOio.
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steamship GuyauGotte. Kelly, Nov NorE' m'r-
chlndt.e. =.
schooner II. =. Ravens. Curtis. "" N"r@' coal.
Chc.lpeake and Ohio Railway company.
Schooner :. 4. roper. Potter Providence coal,
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
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LONDON. May pa dispatch from Ber-
lin TO Reuters Telegraph Company says {:
A report which is not yet confirmed comes
from N. Petersburg that previous 10 the
departure Of the Emperor for Moscow an
explosion occurred under the walhstand
and In the fireplace in his dressing-room,
but that nobody was injured, the Emperor
and Empress being in the dining-room at
the time.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE PApAL PROPAGANDA ENFORCE TIE PRE-
yIOCs INJUNCTIONS.

Row, May 22.--The Papal Propaganda
ha, issued q supplemental circular 10 the
Irish bishops enforcing the previous III
functions. and containing answers to many
priest, who asked for advice on matters Of
conscience. The Propaganda will shortly
issue q circular quoting Cardinal Cullen to
show that Rome has always opposed sedi-
tiOus associations.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

URAIN and COZ TON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. May 22. 1888.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White. los bushels. Red. Psi BUSH
els.
CORN-Whlte, 2.07s bushels; rc-eXLi5itcd,
1900 Bushels. Mixed, go bushels.
OAVg.-SOU iffeiol-
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WILwkrEEE. May 22.-Tlour inactive and nom
inal. Wheat lower: 10. Milwaukee. cash and
NAY. SI.tr. Corn frmcr and higher: No. Ia
fair demand m 56'c. oats hrlncr. 40. .. i2c.
whiie.tJc. Provisions hig CHER Mes pork. 10 %
cash and June. Lari-Priiuc steam. : l.sJ cash
and June. Hogs steady &c s6.90Hs7.2j.
Plateau gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Tenn.) 1883-1884, 1883-12-22
THE MARKETS.

Ct cInnat'. Nov. g, 1893.
Flour Fancy 1915 to 7.2j. Family $L65
I" 5 %. Spring family s. - los 5.
uMat-\o. | hard lied at Sl.O8; No. 2
r d at 5! OF.
C"rn-No.2 Mixed shcIlcd at Sic; No
; al Sic,
0ats NO. White 33c. No. ? Mixed at
3ilc.
rye Mop sold a, Sac.
Hay No. ! Timothy at $ll.5O to II 90 {;
No. ?. Sl0.54t 10 II Oh. fralrlr Hay. $6 90
to 70O. Mixed Hay at 50 90 10 8 80.
mn Fed Fran at Sl3 so; thrpstutfs al
Slj.5p; and Middlmgs at Sl0 90 to 20 60 per
ton III bulk
Potofoes-Are selling at S! 20 to $50 PEI
bM and at SOC 70 3jc per bush.
Cudd"ye-l.jO per bbl.
onions 200 per Dbl.
Tomatoes - 81 at 81 30 per stand.
Butttr Creamery at 3Oc. to Gle; farcy
larry at Z4r. to 25r.; prime at zoe to 23c..
comlm'n So. to Zoe. Ter 10.
Soryhum -35c to 35c. per gal.
Eggs 2bc to pic. PER doz
POu'try-live turkeys IA Zoe to lie. and
rrs>cd AZ C TO e. per ID. Chickens are
Il $l.51 to 100 PER do1. bucks $50 to 3. 81
per Goz.
ipp'es Good to prime at $500 to 2.7j
per bp!
HidrS Green at &c to 7!c No. at &c
to C; No. green saItrd At Sc. at she .
Try sailed at lc. to l2.. hecps pcis dl
Z5c to &C. for aooled and &C. to &C. iol
>hrartd.
Bacon short clear 81 IS at &c. to lie.
shoulders at &C. to &C.; breakfast at lUc
t. l0lc.; hams IA, be.
Lard Be. for prime steam.
Cattle Common At Sl.7j to $50: COOL t.
choice at 81. 70 TO l.75; cows at 81 % to so
eff RS at /, T.! - TO -; oxen at 81 80 to / 80
calves AT D.. 0 to3.j0.
Hog, Selected at 81 60 n i.0j; common
It 1913 to 80; stock hogs So 20 to i2j
hhotp -Com1on to lair at 81 IS to 3 80.
good to chocr at S3 Is t. | %; Stock l,rI
at 81 - t. 3 81; LAMBS common to good, al
So - to 5.25.