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Xircinia NoMS.

A. Newmarket former Swedenborgian
church has been converted isto bar
room.
TWAS rumored ut Norfolk Wednesday
night that a canoe was capsized near the
mouth of Tanners creek that morning
during a squat. and the occupants, two
white men. drowned.
Mr.. h. Carter. an emplov6 on the Nor
folk and Western railroad, was drowned
about i've miles west OF Salem on Saturday
last while IN fishing with a seine. II Is
supposed he was taken with a cramp.
In Petersburg. wednesday afternoon,
Misses Katie Blankenshipand Nora Fields,
who are employed at the butteC-dlsh rae
tory. had the misfortune TO have three OF
their finger, badly cut 10y the machine at
which both were working.
Mr.. William !. Messick. well-known
citizen Of Norfolk. a gallant Confederate
soldier. and since the war for loug time
am efficient member OF the Norfolk police
force. died Wednesday morning at the
Hospital Of II. Vincent de Paul, IN the
siXty-third year Of hls age.
An attempt at highway-robbery wa
made on Mr.. W. G.. Moorman. in BedIoro
county. sunday night. The night Wa
very dark. and as be rode along MAJ
seized his bridlc-rein. and, drawing pis
tol. demanded his money. lie was abou
o. comply. when, seeing an opportunity
he Knocked the scoundrel, and putting
spurs 10 hi, horse made hi, escape.
The Alexandria Gazette is authority fol
the statement that last week. during
heavy storm. and while guides were show
ing large party through the Lmay cav
erns. the lightning struck one Of the eiec
tric-light wires and was carried into th'
caves. where il ran over the wires iron
one end 10 the other. The elcctric-hgh
globes were shiyered into fragments, anC
the lightning gathered into big balls alons
the wire and exploded with loud reports
The scene for several minutes was terrin
beyond description. The lightning flash
inc along the wires looked like fiery ser
penis. one bolt shot from the wires an'
shattered the stalactites Of the Bridal cham
Der. When it disappeared some OF TN
party were left in totai darkness.
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Labor Troubles i'm Pennsylvania.

lBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
ALLENTOWN, PA, June 2S.-TO-day the
large Bessemcr Steel-WorkS OF Bethlehem
Iron Company are idle, and the union men
and non-lmion men have alike been shut
out. 1t is claimed by the men that the
difficulty has not been caused on account OF
wages. but that several days ago the COM
panv discharged a union man, refused to re-
instate him. and decided TO shut down.
The men say that this Is an effort to force
them to sever their connection with the
Amalgamated Association, and that com
panv will recedc from their position in
few DAYS. The workmen have been offered
substantial aid by President jarrett
Messrs. Jarrett and Lee will return TO Beth
lehem SATURDAY.
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Status of the Oklahoma District.
TBy telegraph 20 The Dlspatch.l.

by telegraph 10 iie DlslHtCH'l.
WASHINGTON, June 2S.-GGneral Pope.
commanding at Fort Leavonworth, has
telegraphed to Sccrctary-Oi-Wa Lincoln
As follows: david l.. Payne has applied
TO the United states Circuit Court at To-
peka for an injunction against yourself and
me restraining H. from interfering with his
entrance into and occupation Of Oklahoma
district Of the Indian Territory. This ap-
plication brings up for decision the whole
question OF the status Of the Oklahoma
district. l sent the papers served on your
self and me jointly to the United States
District Attorney for Kansas, who requests
me to report the tact, to Washington in
order that instructions may be sent him.
The case needs immediate attention, and /
request that the District Attorney for Kan
sas be telegraphed at once to attend to the
case"
Secretary Lincoln furnished q copy OF
the telegram to the Secretary Of the lnte--
rior and another TO the Acknowledgement
with the request that the latter take the ne
ces,arv measures TO meet the apphcatlon'
Tbi, PAYNE is he who i known a. cap
tain PAYNE" and "OklahOma Payne"
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

THURSDAY. june rs. 1888.
Since our las report we note change I'm ON
market, except for nrghts. which are rather lower
The demand for other descriptions Is good and
prices full.
sUS-CrRED.
Lugs, s4dS7: medium, S7.50@s9; good. Sl0d
S1Z; and fine. .2j0 $50. several hOgsheads have
been sold at s3nM $50.
DARK TOBACCO-MANUFACTUR
Lugs.-Dark, s4MS5: good. s5.50@SG; fine
manufacturing. sun-cured. .7Msl2.
LedC-COmmOn. Sj.J0M $3.50: good. $1,000
so; tine, SiONSl5.
BRIGHT CO-MASUFACTURfNG.
SmOkers.-Commcn. SS.50@SlO.50; medium.
Sl2MSl3 good Sl3.5OMs16 hnc sl6ml7
fancy. sl9MS22.
Flilers.-New Ing G,lers. from 80 TO AZ: com
mon. Sl0MSl2: medium. sl3N@l4: good
Slj@Sl6; fine, Sl7MSlS.
WraDDerS --tommoh. >I9MS24: medium, s2j
1880: good, $3.50 $40; tine. Si5GS5J fancy.
sGnHr SG5.
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-. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. June 2s.- Flour duh and Zoe lower:
Wheat opened lower. became very unsettled. ana
closed with strong reaction; No. z r'd idll'
SIO7MSl.OS cash. Sl.U74@ -. OSa JulV Corn
dun and lower: 4Gc. cash and June, closing az
Inside quotations. Oas-t ash sharply higher %
Pork dun and lower; i0bbinc. Sl7. Bulk-meats
duh aud lower. Bacon duh and lower 10 sell; only
small ueddling trade done. Lard nominaliy lower
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THE NEWS At HOME AND ABROAD.
WHAT TIE WIRES BRING US.
sixteen Years for Jovcc.


CONCLUSION OF THE TRIAL OF PAT. JOYCE FoH
THE MURDER, IN HAMPTON, OF THOMAS PHIL.
LIPS.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
FORT MONROE, Va, June 2S.--ln tho
Circuit Court at Hampton to-day, Judge
Henley presiding, Pat. Joyce was sem
fenced to the penitcniiary for sixteen years
for the murder Of Thcmas Phillips.
Joycc's crime is briefly as follows On
the night Of the 3lst OF March last Joyce,
who had been drinking quite freely. met
Thomas Phillips, CLERK OF Mr.. George
Booker, merchant Of Hampton, in bar
and billiard-room of that town, Phillips
having entered upon business. Joyce IN
vitcd him 10 have drink, which
invitation Phillips declined, saying he
did not drink. joyce then asked him
to have a cigar and ordered whiskey
punch for himself. The barkeeper pro-
ccedcd 10 crack the fee for the punch. when
the report Of a pistol was heard. Phillips
was found PROSTATE upon the floor, NOR
tally wounded, with a pistol, having one
barrel discharged, stuck in his pocket.
Young men who were playing billiards in
an adjoining room, upon the report Of the
pistol, saw Joyce STOPPING over Phillips.
Though guilty Of the act, Joyce rcmem-
bers nothing Of the terrible deed. Upon
his arrest he was taken to Norfolk, on ac-
count OF the popular excitement and in
dignation aroused by the unprovoked
murder Of so good a man as Phillips. The
trial occunied several DAYS.
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REIGN OF TERROR IN SEVERAL COUNTIES
OUTLAWS DEFYING THE AUTHORITIES.

REIGN OF TERROR II SEVERAL COUNTIES
OUTLAWS DEFYING THE AUTHORITIES.
by telegraph to the Dispatch.I
LITTLE Rock, ARK, June 2S.-LawlesS.
ness has long existed IN The Corners OF Gar.
land, Eel, and Montgomery counties
where the outlaws have organized a reign
OF terror. In April William Potter was
aSsasSinated. and the criminal openly de.
fed arrest.
Last Sunday an armed party took posses
sion Of ncighbOring church, and draw
ing weapons on the preacher, compelled
him 10 read a notice warning officers and
leading citizens 10 leave the county. or be
killed. To-day Governor Berry issued q
proclamation urging shcrils and other Off
GERS OF these coRntieS and all good citizens
to use every effort to hunt down the des-
peradOcS. He expresses a determination
to break up the murderous band.
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NEW WORK CATTLE MARKET.

JUNE G.-BeerfS.-Recoipt- 3S car-.u1ds, or
$40 head-all for British markets. 40 tran.ac-
lions I'm heef-catlc Dressed beet sides were steady
as 10 price but slow. City-slughtcccd sold 40 90.
Zoe. r d., western 10 Ga 9hc.
C'dires.-Rocupts. los head. Qui't NJ M
changed Geurcs. with sales of ordinary 10 hest
yeals al Camsc. & ~. Dressed yeais IA fair de-
mand At ia l2sc. r. TO-; dressed uuttcrmilS
calves sold NJ 5 DC.
SteeD ant Ldabs.-Recoipts. o carloads or
1919 head. flrmcr and steadier. with an MP
ward tendency. particularly for lambs Poor Ia
ordinary To- best southern lambs at C4@ DC
choice jersey do. al sc.
Receipts. - carloads, or LOU head
sales Of llG OHIO hogs.-Joura0i cf Commerce.
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pnrmnster Wasson,s Sentence.

WASHINGTON, June 2S.-An olhclal ordeI
was to-day issued by Acknowledgement
Drum promuIgating the findings OF 'he
court.martial and announcing President
Arthur's confirmation OF the sentence III
the case Of Paymaster James X. Na',on.
The term OF imprisonment (at hard aDor)
is eighteen months. and the requirement IN
regard 10 the publication Is that "the
crime, punishment, name, ana pllce Oh
abode of the accused be published in the
newspapers of the State from which he
came, and i'm the newspapers Of the place
where he was last Stationed
Pavmaster WATSON, though born in Ohio,
was aopOinted from Iowa. Galveston was
his last station. He will serve his term Of
imprisonment in the state penito ltiary OF
Kansas
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DANVTL.LE.

nTAp FOR A DVCK-fATAL SHooliN" IN TUB
cuLAND SECTIoS--GENERAL WADE h'Nf-
TON.
fCorrespondcncc Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
JUNE -. 1883.
Persons from the Callauds section report
That Mr.. Washington Manning, OF that Sec
,ion " this county. died on Tuesday in
consequence Of wounds inflicted hY Mr..
GEORGE Grant. one ot his ncighborS, the
dsv before. The story given Is that some
cf Grants fowls ducks had been annoying
Nanninc. and Manning had Killed several
81 them. Grants mother having come
ON, q; the house and spoken sharp
~ 10 Manning about this, he In re-
,,,r, threw stones At her. On Monday
,Hc mon met four or five miles from Cal
Sands. quarrel nSued, and Grant shot
sWenninc i've times with pistol. II is not
lnown whether Manning used any weapon
or not. or whether he made any show Of
doing 80. Grant ran of, and at last ac-
counts had not been captured.
General Wade Hampton was here yes
terday morning, intending to be present at
the unwilling 81 the Lee monument to-day.
and afterwards 20 visit some OF the Nir-
pinia watcring-placeS and catch some OF the
Virginia bass and mountain trout.
ALPHA.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK, June 2s, 1883.
The feeling on the stock Exchange mt the open
Ing was rather bullish. prices showing an advance
of "a over yesterdays final sales. I'm the early
part of the afternoon The failure OF grain-houss
AZ Chicago was announced. and this checked tine
upward movement. subsequently this report was
denied. and brisk purchasing movement set in.
LARGE operators bought freely. which frightened
the shorts. who rushed 10 cover. ndcr this pro-
cess an advance of 2G2 from the lowest point OF
the day was established. Denver New Ork Cen
trail. Heading, Jersey Central, Lackawanna II.
Paul. Lake shore, and Texas Pacific figuring pro-
minently i'm the rise. COnplrcd with last nights
closing active stocks show an advance of "a u.
In specialics Alton and fcrre Ilaue declined -.
TO 10: while preferred rose 1, 81 81 Long Island
advanced 2. To sOa; Louisville, New Albany and
Chicago 3. 10 As; Manhattan Beach /. To 2S I;
Metropolitan Elevated !. to 90; Colorado Coal l.
to 81: Pullman Palace Ia 10 1924: Evansville
and Terrn Haute broke Q 4, 10 50. and Houston aud
Texas 81 To 81 from the last recorded sales.
Transactions $4,000 shares.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. juno 2S.-Nirgnia G's. c)nsoli-
dated. 40; second series. So: past-due coupons.
40 4; new lO.40's, 334; new 3's, "a. Bid.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
NEW YoRKIR0N MARKET.

JUNE 26-The movement in American pig con-
;inucs in a moderate way IN small lots. Con-
sumers are buying with iair show of confidence.
Tile better grades are held essentially as quoted
last week and firmly. The No.2 brand j. STEADY.
scotch pig is moving out slowly. Offering are
I'm no way urgent. and prices are unchanged. Rails
are gact. Tic following arc The quotations ::
American pig. No. /. S20M $50: No. IL SO;
forge AT sl7aSlH: scotch pig at s22li S22.2J for
Glcngarnock: &24 e2i.2J fog Garf-chcrric: =Z4
mS24.5O for Coltrc-s S2l.25m 81 90 for Egiiu-
ton. and S24Ns2 f.35 for suumcroc; Amer can
steel rails. S3S nj mills for failure delivery: iron
rail. AZ $3.50 81; old rails. 80 tor 1T " and
S27Ms27.5O for .. h.: wrought scrap at r22d
s23 ex ship. and S240 :24.5s from yard.-Joui-
N gf
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The Ohio Scott Law.

fBy telegraph 20 the Dspatch.I
COLUMBUS, ONO, June 2S.-The supreme
Court to-day gave out the opinion on tn i
scott liquor-tax law, holding it TO be vailo
aud constitutional, except the second see
fion. wherein II is held not to apply to
leases executed prior to the passage OF th'
net. as no contracts made can be violated
The point Is made that declaring one sec
ton partially null and void does not de
troy The validity Of the law as whole, ano
lis legality is not thereby affected.
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Required TO Vindicate Himself.

EN ITItEIdIlII 7" IIIV I7I'I''''7I''l
WASHINGTON, June 2S.-Charges OF
bribery during his former connection with
the internal-revenue service have been
made against Revenue gent Charles VI.
Horton. OF Boston, one of Commissioner
Eyans's new appointments. These charges
were made public in the newspapers ana
ofterwards laid before President Arthur.
Commissioner Evans to-day notified Hor-
TON that he must vindicate himself before
on,or;no uuon his new duties.
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Another Account of tho Texas Lynch
ing.

fBy telegraph to the DisDatch.l
NEW ORLEANS. June 2S.-The Tunes
Democrats special from Greenyllle, Texas,
gives a different account OF the lynchlnS
Of the negroes who committed an assault
upon a young lady near Jefferson than
has been published elsewhere. II states
that one of them was hanged and the other
burned to death Yesterday.
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yaIe.Uaryard Boat Contest.

TDy ItIVEIHTITI 10 IIV TI7FII1I'I
NEW LONDON. June 2S.-The eighth an
nual Iale-Haryard eight-Oared four-mile
stTaight-away race was rowed here this NJ
ternOon about $50 o'clock. Harvard had
virtually walk-oyer, and won in the slow
time Of "a minutes 4Gt seconds, the Yale's
time being % minutes 80 seconds. The
city was full Of visitors, at least 5000
strangers being IN town.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
COrET-nAY-CROPs.

TCor1espondcncc q the richmond Dspatch.i
CRISTIANsBUEG. Va. June %, 1888.
This is County-COurt day. The number
Of persons present j. hardly a large as
usual. Harvest has begun, and the farmers
are very busy.
Crop prospects are generally good in
this region. Grass and oats are rather
short. but the wheat promises well, and so
do. the corn. Monies.
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Norfolk and western Railroad.

IHF ItItEIaVII U 0IIV TT 7I'F'7'''I
PETERSBURG, va, June 2S.-The net
earnings of the Norfolk and Western rail-
road for May are $40, 7G2-an increase OF
50 2O4 rs compared with the same month
iast wear. The net earnings from January
Isl TO MAY 31st were S4l7,sj1-sho"ing an
Increase OF SSG,2i9 as compared with the
same months last year.
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NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

JUSE 26.-Trading in western lclf continues OF
q limited description. There are small sales well
distributed To the various sources, but no marked
interest. supplies are promptly pat upon me
market NJ steady prices. seed leaf j. generally
quiet, but one or two fun lines were recently sold
mere especially Of $50 crop Pennsylvania. Nir-
GINA leaf has not varied IA price. There Is more
doing. particularly iu dark and bright wrappers
sales are 400 hogshcad, Kentucky leaf az 7Ml4c.'
1900 cases lS-2 Pennsylvania NJ llMlsc.: 300
eases 1881 Pennsylvania az SNl2c.; 300 case
1882 " isconsin at lUd &c.: 200 bales Havana
M SOc.M Sl.l5. $50 bale Sumatra ~ rl.lOG
Sl.50.-JOurRdi If Commerce.
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TIE "LiyIEG SgELET0N."-The man
who was known a. the "Liying Skeleton"
died. and was embalmed, after having been
exhibited at cheap museums. He Is SAID
10 have weighed forty-six pounds when lac
died. having been reduced 10 this dreadful
state OF enlaclation by long-continued dys-
pepsia. In his case dyspepsia meant mo-
new ia his pocket, for II kept him thin.
Peonle who want 10 keep themselves so
Thin by dyspepsia as TO exhibit for {" Lly-
inc sEeletons.o ought not 10 take PERRY
DIVES PAIs-KILLER, for ii drives dyspep-
sia out.
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Railroad Matters.

RALEIGH. Y. c.. June 2S.-The stock
holders OF the Atlantic and North Carolina
Railroad Company met to-day at Morchead.
Propositions to lease that road were offered
bv the Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley Com
panv and by two other syndicates, but no
action was taken to-day.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
,e.,ef I'm the Existence OF COnspi.

TBy cable TO the Dispatch.l

oxnoN. June 2S.-The Central NepS'S
corrrsnondent at Berlin says the arrest Of
NJ Krazewski, the Polish author, and
others. has led to the belieI that conspl-
racy exists for the betrayal OF secrets rela-
tive 10 the German military organization.
Twenty arrests were made at Berlin and
Dresden yesterday OF persons supposed to
be connected with the conspiracy, ard
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIyr.SrOCK MARKET.

JUNE 25.-Prlces this week ranged rs follows
Belf Cdnie.-Very best. jhM &c.: good. $40
51c.: medium To good fair quglity. iM4sc.; bulls
3kMfc.
hiich Cors.-s22 a SAC per head.
Ttdfs.-S5MSl1.
HOgS.-Ss gage. net.
Meep.-3i@ 44c.
LInbs.-4 IA &C., gross.
About 240 head Of beef cattle. $40 hogs. aR
400 sheep and lambs were ON Tie market durin
Ina.
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Baseball Yesterday.

lBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
Detroit: Cleveland, ); Detroit, (.
Chicago: Game postponed on account Of
rain.
Boston New York, 8; Boston, Is.
Louisville: Allegheny, 4; Eclipse, 9.
ST. Louis: Athletic, 3; st. Louis, /.
Columbus: Baltimore, ,; Columbus, 4,
Cincinnati Rain. No game.
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E,nnIniyidend Declared.

IBy Telegraph % INC DI'I1VO"'I
WAsuINGToN, ID. C., June 2S.-1he
COMPTROLLER OF the Currency has declared
final dividend OF s. per cent. in favor OF the
creditors Of the First National Bank OF
Norfolk. In all, SO per cent, amounting
to SIOI $3.50, has been paid TO the creditors
OF this bank.
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MED from "a Bec.SfiDg.

TBy Telegraph 70 Int UI7paIVH'T
MEMPHIS, June 2S.-The AualdncheS
Milan. Tenn, special says; Mrs. Pope,
resident OF this place, was stung on the
nose law a bee to-day, and died from the
efIects Of the wound in few minutes. She
yyas apparently in good health at the time.
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Strike of Omaha Printers.

by telegraph 10 The DispatcnI
OMAHA, June 2S--The printers on all the
Omaha papers struck this evening for an
advance in the price OF composition from
81 to 81 cents per 1000 ems. The propri-
etors offer 33 cents. The papers will be
published in reduced proportions to-mor-
roW
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Declines the appointment.

by telegraph TO the Dispatch
WASHINGTON, June 2S.--D. b. Parker has
declined the appointment Of Postmaster al
Washington, and will retain his position as
Chief Of Postal Inspectors.
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>rw WORK prsNIrr MARKET.

JUNE Ca steady 'ighi iotbiug trade reported
NJ firm prices Following are quotations: For
virginia. ga 70 9tc. e 10. for fancy mnd-pckcd I;
9Nq4c. for hand-l.ck,d. ard for farmer, goods
Pee ms quoted at Gu 7c Journal At COM
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Observation-Disclosures

~ ORDER TO REDUCE Ny LARGE
STOCK or
PICTURES ANp FRAMES
,,.,,, ,,,o,,,e, N make reductions OF from 20 To
co per cent. in price on all goods
About 80 styles Of s2lO PHOTOGRAPH
Ep,,fFs the lowest price ever sold In the city.
over 500 styles Of sTANDlNG-EAsEL
FRAMES to be sold below cost
Those I'm want Of FRAMES or plCIuhcs VIII
find this first-class opportunity to purchase. Call
and examine goods and see prices at
l.. LEWlS'S,
mys No. ~ ""'" '''o'''
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Iron. Steel. Nails, &c'

-, .mor,ran renncd. On DOHIIHIOn WI
ron. :, NJ for standard sizes In large lots u
des,cr o' p re-i@sc. in small lots; English an'
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY, June 20. 1883.
sALrs-FIRsT BoARD.-10 shares Columbia and
Grecn'ille Railroad preferred ut 65; 10 shares
Petersburg Railroad at "a; 90 shares Atlanta and
(hnrlnlln Rnl ll.1nh RnL.
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LOUISVILLE.

Louisville June 2S.-Flour unchanged
whoa weak: No. red winter. 3l.O3@s l.O4.
corn dun and dropping: No. white. 54c,; mix
ed. sac Oats weak; mixed western. Soc. Proyl-
sions duh and unchanged. Lard unchanged
Whiskey unchanged.
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Ey Telegraph.

JUVE 2G.-Quoted 10 $50 $50 for Virginia. and
sIIOa&ll2 Tor joh lots Of sicily from Store
JOurRGi ~ Commerce.
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CHICAGO.

NuwATKFv. june eS. Flour duh aud tending
dovvnwsrd. Wheat dull Corn lower No. 2, 52'sc.
eat. duff aud lower; No. .. 3O03n4c.; white.
aaie. Provisions lower. Mess pork. $40 cash aud
Julv Lard-Prlme steam, 1913 cash ana JuiN
Hogs lover at s5.7O@ s6lo.
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BALTIMORE.


CINCINNATI. June 2s.-llour dun and lower to
seli' Wheat dun and nominal; i .C6as l.O6 spot.
Corn dull: jl'c. spot .a- lued al ,5f,. fo,N
inii Bacon unchanged. Whisky -tcady at II ID.
Sgar arm and unchanged Hogs active and firm
common and light. Sj.2JMS6.4O; packing and
+. - -. -
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/ CONCLUSION OF THE TRIAL OF PAT. JOYCE FOR
THE MURDER, IN HAMPTON, OF THOMAS PHIL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-29
Drugs. Dyestuns. Oils, &c.
Groceries. &c.

Cqndv: l2kM l3c. 4 n.
lemons: - 5OM$j.5O r box.
Oranges s6.5O@slO G box.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-29
London News" on Pauper I'm.
migration.

LONDON, June 29.-The Ne,rS This morn
ing says: 1T is perfectly within Ameri-
cas- right TO prevent the landing OF Irish
paupers on her shores. The gross negli-
gence in shipping them is most cruel II
assisted emigration continues il must be
conducted differently. There is no reason
to believe that the Government has co0pe-
rated with any other agency than Mr.
Tuke's; but mere inaction is rot now
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