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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-25
7Ae Weaiher in Richmond yesterday nds
clear and lrorm. triih Siiaht rain at mint.
r0u1c OF IhsTmOmsfer Te>ter,i1H
NortI, Carolina News Notes.


RALEIGH, May 2l.-Thc latest sensation
in Ncwbcrne Is the elopemcnt OF Van
Ogle>by on Friday night with the wife OF
Melvin Price. a fisherman. Ogicsby bad
sold out a grocery, and Price had fishing
tackle and boat. and the two had agreed
to form a co.partnership. Saturday OgicSby
and Prices wIfc and child aud money anu
some papers were missing. They were
traced 10 the ferry, whore they stayed all
! ulght. and lett FOR Washington. Price Il
! in pursuit Of his money and cblld, lie
does not care for his flIthless Wit.
saturday, In swain count. a dynamite
cartridge exploded in the hands of John
Higgins, miner. IL {, re one hand literally
on ana blew OUT The. eye II Higgins son.
besides muur ting him horribly, and
hnOcheu uo IN another son and broke bis
ann. .,c cartridge was 10 be used In
hi,.'' ( 9Th IN creek.
ihere wa "A very sensational rumor
, widely current here last night and to-day.
II was that II. Y. McAden, 81 Charlotte,
and Richmond Pearson, 81 Asheyillc, had
fought duel near Rock Hill, :. c., early
this morning or late yesterday afternoon,
ana t5G, laden baG Dcen ,uot m inc side.
.he matter was investigated, and the re-
pOIt found TO be- 4 cdRdri Of the first class.
McAden was at Charlotte Friday. Pearson
passed here that day gong 10 GOldsbOro'.
Saturday he was In Charlotte. Probably
out u This grew the rumor IL a hostile
meeting. \ duel Is not at all probable,
| though some people In the state expect il.
The railway authorities have received
notice that The bridge on the North Caro-
lima railroad near salisbury which was par
italy destroyed last Thursday has been so
far repaired d 30 permit transfers to-dly.
The spring races Of the Eastern Carolina
Jockey Club begin =: GOldsbOrO' to-nIOr-
row. some good horses are on the ground.
The discovery of uoyaculitc. or the
finest MILESTONE. has been made I'm Swan
county; also deposits Of serpcntIue equal
TO any known.
The Episcopal Convention " the Diocese
OF East Carolina meets at GOidsbOro' We'd
ne,day. Bishop Watson, u Wilmington,
will preside.
Rust and fly are reported A. doing con-
siderable damage to wheat in some sections
Of the western Lart Of the state. The
wheat in general looks well. Reports from
nearly all the tobacco sections show diml-
mutton u acreage. There /, general de-
termination 10 grow better tobacco.
On sunday Angelina Harris, daughter
Of William Harris, prominent citlZen OF
BERTHE county, was perhaps fatally shot by
young man named Pecle while he was
exhibiting revolver.
At Fayetteville tomorrow morning the
Grand Chapter " Royal.Arch Masons
meets in annual conclaYe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-25
The LABOR PROBLEM.
Can'fstnDd the Eight-N0nr Day-Mu
gabacs 10 Zen Hours, or shut Down.
lHy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

CHICAGO, May 24.-The employees in Nell
son, Morris & Co.'S establishment at The
,tock-yards protest against going to work
nj ! O'Clock, preieTring an hour Later.
Friday evening the employees Joined the
Kni@htS of Labor, and SATURDAY. appointed
a committee which waited on the Superin-
ierdcnt and made known the workmen )
wi,bcs. The superintendent told the COM
milice that he expected the men to 20 TO
work wherever II was necessary, aud that
IL was impossible to slaughter cattle in the
heat Of the day. They were working eight
hours. and would be paid for over time.
The superintendent said yesterday that the
company was losing money OF the rate OF
$500 week under the new scale OF hours
and wages, ard il the old scale was not re-
sumCd, the house would be closed.
The irelght-handlers held meeting yes.
terday afternoon, with an attendance OF
more than 800 men. y large number loin-
I'd the organization. II was concluded that
there was little prospect OF securing eight
hours. all the roads having obtained what
men they neededa ten hours. Resolutions
were passed to persist If the endeayors 10
secure shorter day.
Late Saturday night n meeting OF saSh-,
door. and blind-manufacturcrs was held.
Inc sublcct uHutl uI>Su>H'"i W. ~ ~
sent standard OF wages and whether the
Chicago firms could maintain the same and
compete with other cities. The whole
matter was thoroughly discussed. and The
conclusion reached that the old scale OF
work and wages would either have TO be re-
turned to or the mills closed. Accordingly
it was resolved TO make an effort to-day TO
20 back TO the old system, and that failing,
TO shut down altogether
Til. resolution WAS discussed ut a meet
ing Of the WOod-Caryers' and Machine
Hands Union yesterday, and i vote on The
question called. By this twas decided
| that shou d the manufacturers cndeayO; b
90 back TO the old standard to-day the en-
the force would 20 on strike.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-25
THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH-TUEsDAY MAY IS. 1886

row. DIR. Woodrow, he said. in cislminx
that we must not literally interpret OUT
standards as To days OF creation snn in-
cidenial astronomical facts, did not oo.er'e
the distinction clearly stated by DR.. Arm
strong between non-essential and innu'
mental truths. II evolution Is too new
10 be understood, then we shouiu
let scientists agree before we admit ~
This deliyerance neither atirms or denies
evolution % a scientific theory. II says
what the Bible teaches about mans efea-
ton. This action could not affect inlu-
riously DR.. Woodrow's case before Az
gusta Presbytery.
Rev. DIR. william Finn. Of Mobile, sup
ported the minority report. The Bible
be said. was clear in it, teaching that nan
was made ont OF the dust Of the ground
and we have no right IN say more. II we
carry out the GnimnS Of the oyertures we
must draw and quarter the whole sub
Jet Of evolution and every man that adyo-
tates Il. This action. II taken. viii cut Oh
all scientific investigation. lie. however,
d.sclarmed being believer in evolution;
be did not know what Il Is.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-25
Notes from DaDvtile aud Vicinity.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l

DANvILLE, Va, May 24.-The City
Council to-day voted $4,000 for anew iron
bridge across Dan river. North Danvillc
pays $1,000, aud the work will begnas soon
rs bids and estimates are in.
There was big rain here Yesterday and
to-day. There was hail in Henry county,
but no serious damage was done.
II is reported that coal has been found
near Wolf Trap, on the Richmond and Dam
willie road, and mines will be worked in the
near future.
Mrs. William Paylor died suddenly on
Sunday morning. She leaves seven chill
dTen.
The condition OF w. X. Terry, wounded
in tine Martinsville (Na.) trouble, is reported
better to-day, and some hope OF his recoy-
Cry is entertained.
\. +. Brown will hardly recover. The
feeling in Henry county and Martinsyille
Is still excited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-25
FATAL KEROSESE.
A Woman burned TO Death I'm Nor
folk, &c,
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch
Nnrrnt Nav y 1900

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch
NORFOLK, May p, 1856.
A white woman living on Plume street.
Mrs. Mary HamiD, was burned to death
Yesterday morning by the explosion OF IA
can Of kerosene oil With which she YVES en-
deavoring 10 kindle fire to cook break
fast. The burning oil literally enyeloped
the body OF the woman in a mass OF lame,
aud before the flames could be eXtinguished
by the police officers rushing in aud throw
inc lcd-cloihing around her, she was burned
fatally, and after lingering a few hours in
cXcrucialing agony, expired. The body
presented horrible sight, the roasted flesh
extending from the head to the feet. The
unfortunate woman was the mother OF sin
children. and so destitute that collection
had 10 he raised to-day 10 bury her.
ChiefJusticc Waite and Judge Bond will
tomorrow sit with Judge Hughes in the
trial Of the Exchange National Banks con-
test Of the deed Of trust made by Balm n
Brother.
;. I. Rawlcs. who was arrested in Ports
mouth for hOu>e-burniug in NanscmOnd,
was carried TO Suffolk Jail last night by
Constable KNIGHT. of that town.
A ncwSbOys' society has been organized
here by the ladies OF 81. Pau's church, aud
about forty boys attended the second meet.
ing Yesterday and appeared much pleased
with the efforts being made in their Lehalf.
G..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-25
TIE SANE OLD SroRf'

II dry goods house gets in a block Of
ribbon or paper OF pins; that is an assort
ment OF that particular article-and AZ
fords as good subject for an advertisement
as lot OF suits-the cost reaching into
hundreds OF dollars-whlch Is necessary
to constitute with us an assortment. When
we advertise that we have children's and
boys suits by the thousands--yOu may
rely upon it-they are here. We don't
purchase by the spoonful. One Of the tricks
OF trsde-and a very old one-without
the merit OF noyelty--Is to buy a small lot
OF goods OF given sort and advertise them
far and wide at really low price. The
trick succee6s with but few-as the bait is
only prepared to catch gudgeons-and the
wonted customer departs disguised at ind
u
tempt 10 draw him in for the purpose OF
selling something else. When we advertise
Shirt Waists-we don't mean two hundred
dollars worth-but everything there is Ia
It; one sort We buy in hundred-dozen lots.
No-shirt Waists are not the only things
we have--thousands Of Kilt Suits, Sailor
suits, Norfolk Suits--in fact all kinds OF
Suits that you or your little ones desire
We are ready to show you.
Yes-our styles are lovely, and we are
pardonable for thinking them perfect. We
spent so much time in getting In shape
these Kilt Suits, Sailor Suits, and Norfolk
Suits that there must be merit in them
and now We want your opinion. The best
method OF criticism is to bring the F. +.
along and invest him.
In the boys department the suits run so
large In size that we often bring small men
upstairs and ut them. Now. we do not tell
them these are boys clothes, but we sur
prise them In regard to the lowness OF the
price-say five dollars for small mans
suit-and that is what 1t amounts to
whether we put them on man or boy.
You make no mistake in selection with
us-because II you even change your
mind you can come back with the goods
and get your money in ten days.
Ten days we think long enough to enable
you to decide correctly. Don't you think
30! You see. II we were to wait inde1nite-
ly for the return OF goods We could never
know how much stock we were going to
have out OF season. Nevertheless, we are
always accessible in particular cases. That
which we wish 10 impress you with particu-
larry to-day is-that II your wants indi-
cate any garment for boy OF any age no
house can serve you as well as we.
Very respectfully.
A. sARs & CO..
1908 MAIN STREET.
Imy 25l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-25
LATE WEATHER REPORT.
IBy telegraph TO the plspatch.l

WAsHiNGTON, Nav % A. M-F0r'
Virginia, ioc1l rains and hsnder.stor7ns,
foloctd by fair ced,,er, Redriy station
arg ismperdt,re. ,rinds generally north
nest.
FOR North Carolina and South Carolina,
local rams. foloredby tqir rca'her, cdria.
Die ,ciRdS, generally monterey. stationary
temperature.
FCr M1rViapd, DeId nIre. and Virginia,
local rains. toiioUed ~ far heather. nearly
stationary temperature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-25
An Unprecedented storm.
INv telegra nh In the DisDatch,

plNyILLE, IND., May 2i.-A terrible
wind and raiu->torm passed over this lIlen-
dnckS) county yesterday afternoon, doing
great damage. Many cattle and horses
were killed bv falling trees. liail-stones
fell measuring two inches in diameter to a
dcpth OF six inches. Many houses had all
the windows torn out by the hail. The
greatest damage is to the growing wheat
cfop. now in fun head, which was wholly
DESTROYED along the track Of the storm. No
lives were los, 50 far aS known, but several
houses were blown down.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-25
Resutnfng Work.
fb WHIT
lBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.

CHICAGO, May 24.-Nearly all the sash,
door, and blind factories resumed work on
the tcn-hour plan this morning. A majority
Of the men returned to work. Two facto-
ries are still working on the eight-hour plan,
but are expected TO return 10 the ten.hour
system in few days.
All hopes Of the recovery Of Officer Me-
Nulty, one OF the bomb victims, have been
Abandoned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-25
Secretary nasning stiiI Improving.

10y IeItgTaph 10 INC DIspaIcH'I
WASHINGTON, May 24.-Secretary Man
ming continues TO improve slowly. He at
tended service at 81. Johns church yester-
day for the first time since his Illness. 1t
Is thought that he will not resume mis-
official duties at the Treasury Department
until at least next autumn. Assistant
Secretary Fairchild has accordingly ar
ranged TO continue the performance Of his
duties as Acting Secretary during the en-
tire summer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-25

The Mozart programme last night was
light ~ compared with those OF the past
lev weeks, but IL was exceedingly at
usctise. Indeed, the very fact that il was
ahght, popular programme made II al the
more enjoyable 70 the majority OF the Mo-
zari eudIenee. The orchestral numbers
consisted Of the stradeIls " overture and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-25
Observation-Disclosures MARKET.

RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.
lKepoTted for the Dlspatch.l
MAY 24.-Recelpts: l75 head cattle, $50
sheep, 275 hogs.
sales: 10 head cattle, 500 sheep. 275
hogs.
lIices were as follows:
Cattle--Best, 5a5Hc gross; medium to
good, a. ,ai3.c. gross common TO fair, sale.
gross.
sheep-Mutton, SAGE. gross; lambs, SO
&C. gross
Hogs. 6l{a6c. net,
Market fair
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-25
Fatal Railroad Accident.
INV fa,e0ro s,n m fha Diena fch

SLATER, NO., Msy PA freight train
on the Chicago ana Alton railroad, while
approaching this city yesterday morning.
dashed into drove OF cattle, killing three
Of them. The engine was thrown of the
track and derailed ten ears. The fireman
was Instantly killed; the engineer aud
brakeman seriously Injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-25
Victim. of Cneaine.

by Telegraph 10 The Dispatch.I
ELpRA, y. y. May 2l.-Dr. a. ;. Hazen
and daughter. Of Sharpsville, Pa. were
taken to the hospital here to-day while SUI
fcring from the cocaine habit. They soon
became nearly frantic, and were only made
quiet by further hypodermicaIly-iniectel
doses OF cocaine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-25
More Pension Bills Vetoed.

WASHINGTON, May 24.-The President
hos vetoed four more private pension bills.
lie gives his reasons at length in respect TO
each case. but makes no general obserya-
tions Of interest such ~ we're embodied in
his two recent yetOes OF similar bills.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-25
Baseball Yesterday.

Baltimore Baltimores. 3 Loui,yilles, o.
Philadelphia Athletics, 10; Clncin-
natis. 4.
Chicago: CbIcagos, 10; PhiladelphiaS, o.
Detroit: DetrOits, :; Nationals. {.
Kansas City: kansas City, 3 Bostons, D..
-. Louis: II. Louis. 3; New lorks, n.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-25
Tho Qaeen's sixty-seyenth Birthday.

LosDOS. May 24.-To-day, being the six
ty.seyenth anniversary Of the QUEENS
birthday. Was celebrated with the usual
ceremonies. The weather was miserable.
The Prince and Princess OF Wales went 10
Windsor Castle 10 congratulate her Ma
iestv.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-25
Tho Car Strikes In New York.

New YORK. May 24.-The police have
been Withdrawn entirely frOa the cars run
ming on Third avenue between the depot
and City Hall, but one officer Is still kept
on each ear on the other lines OF the road.
John Mahony, one OF the strikers on the
road, was sent TO prison for six months for
assaulting q non.union driver.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-25
Wife Murder in Georgia.

TOWNSVILLE, Ca. May A.-ln the east
crn part Of this county Frank Coleman. a
farmer, became enmyed with his wife and
Knocked her down with a hoe. lie then
got razor and cut her throat. Officers are
in pursuit OF the murderer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
NEW yORK SrOCk MARxEr.

NEW YORK. May 2as-Saturday night "
feeling on the street was almost universal
In favor OF higher prices, ali hough there WIS
n large party which believed the upward
movement would be short-iiyed. and to-
days market gives color to their opinion.
There was less business than usual the last
few days, and the upward moSement, OK,
cept IN Changers, was sluggish. The cary
dealings, In fact. showed considerable hsa.
yiness In n great many stocks. The market
opened steady, and after slight decline IA
some stocks beca ms strong tbronsnout' auo
material advances were made IN We nrst
hour. These were, however, generally lost
before noon, after when the market re
NAMED comparatively steady until toward
the close. when the quOtationsasain yield
ed, and the market closed heavy close 10 the
lowest OF the day. Almost everything on
the active list 10 lower tonight, though
only for fractional amounts. Erie. however,
IL higher. sales. 2t9 600 shares.
NoOfl.- STOCKS dun ana steady. Money,
lSa2H per cent. Exchange-Lons, <s6s;
short, 4s7H. Governments neglected.
Acknowledging. 1885,. Money, 11a2
per cent. Sub-rreasury balances-Goid.
sl2s.94l. 600; currency. sls,os0o 600. Gov.
cents. loon bid. State bonds quiet.
Alabama-Class A. 10 o.-....................lV13s
Is. SIS, small.
Georgia
GeOrgia rs. mortRage.-......,..... loz
North Carolina consol 0s.......s...,.......'.lis
North Carolina 4s,.........-..................O W
south Carolina Brown con.............'-.'.'..ivy
ItnntSste y y ~
NuklnlA
virginia %
Chesapeake and ohio. 81
Chicago and North western-..... .........lOetz
Chicago and Northwestern preferred.-.l3s
Efle.....
East Tennessee Railroad. .......................
Louisville and 3oIs
Memphis and Charleston-.................. ~
Mobile and ia
Nashville and ChattanoSQa ..,....,,,...., IL
New Orleans Pacific list mortgage........ 81
New York Central ...................lOis.
Norfolk and Western preferred ............ 81!
Northern ~.
Northern Pacific prefef1ed~................. oSs.
Pacific Nal. 62s
Reading ............... 20
Richmond and Alleyhany ...........-."....
Richmond and anyille.........,..........
Richmond and West Point Terminal. ~
ROCK
ST. -.
81. PAUL =
ItXas .
Wabash Pacific preferred-....................
Western ot5s
RAlII,lDRt STOCK MARKET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-25
MAXINE INTELLIeENC..
poKT or KICHMoNp. MAY "a. 1859.

PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY "a, 1859.
ARRIVED.
Steamship OLD Dominion. Smith. New
York, merchandise and passengers. u. w.
steamer Ashland, TunnilI. Phnadclphia.
merchandise and passengers, j. W. AeCar.
rick agent
Schooner Montana, Crosby. Kennebec.
ice. MIS-. Jane King.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel, Deyo, Norfolk. United
States mail, merchandise and passengers,
schoSner Annie e. Stafford. Camp. Nor.
folk, granite; vessel, Curtis & Parker.
schooner Judy Ware, Shelly, Western
Branch. fertilizers; vessel, Currie & Go.
PORT OF NETWORKS NEWS. MAY 2srH.
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED MAY 2sD.
steamship Guyandotte. Kelly, New York,
and sailed for West Point.
steamship Nieeto (Br.l. pufaite. New
York. to load cotton.
BARK selma (Noy.l Noloig, Baltimore. 70
load lumber.
ARRIVED NAY 24ru.
steamship Allegheny, March. Providence.
Schooner Governor j. \. Smith, Slcker.
son. Portsmouth. y. II.
SAILED MAY 2&rH.
steamship cspuIet lBr.b Eiils. Liverpool
rita Norfolk.
bark George d. poans Orb Liverpool sia
Norfolk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-25
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, May -, use 8.

RICHMOND. May -, iSs6.
OFFKRINGs.
WHEAT.-l. 404 bushels.
CoRS.-2,7l0 bushels.
OArs. "a. 700 bushels.
PEAs.-l50 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WUEAT-MIxed, $50 bushels very good
on private terms. Red, le bushels common
Longberry on private terms; 4Os bushels
com mon Shortberry at soc.
CoRS.-White, TOO bushels prime on pri.
Vate terms: $40 bushels very good al isc.
OATS Mixed, $50 bushels very good at
37c.; $50 bushels very good on private
terms.
BLACK PEAs.--26 bushels AT soc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-25

MONDAY. May "a, 1883.
SALEs-EIRsr BOARD. 10 shares Peters
burg railroad az 59E.
SECOND BoARD.-l. 900 V'sginia new as
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-25
FLOUR,
COTTON REPORT.

We quote: Fine. s2.7oass; supernns
s8as3.b0; extra, sS75as4; family, s4s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-25

browns IRON BITTERs GAVE
- immediate relief 10 Ms. Virginia For
roster. 1sa north Third sfrsst, kiehraoods
s sss sD sssii;ss. So 1sssasss1s &
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-25

sbcrt. rib sides steady; cash, ~, 371ees ~
Tns a meats steady: DRY -sAltsd gnooI1sM
a. IA a. 10 short cleer, o5.75AeD.60. VIZ
Key 81 ssdy 81 sf.l4. sugars nnefsanseo-
psyrxw or rnx CHICAGO nAnxef'
CHICAGO, May s4.-whsst ruled qnies
and steady withine nnrrow Hnsg s-ssSs
tnsn saturday. Outside news VS. not q
such . character ~ 10 have any msInsS
effect upon values. Crop CONDITIONS 49, 49,
generally OF iayorsbs tsn1r ~
Auc,osted between Is is-ise7s Size.
ciosipg a. O'Clock nj Ids. ,tstiinates ~ ~
the visible supply indicated . decrease -
from 2,0eo.o0O To 500 600 bushels InS
afternoon feeling was again weaker. ana
June clossd at 55hc. There was niodersfe~
~ sharp break IN corn for July delivery
cash and other options also ruling veakets
hut closing at n slight recovery from inside
figures. Oats ruled n shade lower. Pro-
visions " ere dull and easy.
LOUISVILLE.
IouRvILLE. May 2s.-wbsst-Ho. No. .
red. SIC. Cofn->o z white. sec. Osts-
No. mixed. SAC Prov slons steady.
Bulk. M eats Hear-rtb. $3.50: sides. 1913:
shoulders. sai2h. Mess pork, 5000. Ia
eon-Clear-rib s5.23; shoulders. $3.50.
Lard choice. 1913.
WILMINGTON.
wrLsIraros. y. O.; May 2t.-Turpen.
77ltc.: good. soc. Tar him AZ u.2s.
Crude tuFpentine firm bard. 75c.; yei.
low. dip, 81. 80; virgin. $50.
COTTON MARKETS.
NoRroLK. VA. May s4.-Cottop steady:
middhng. sl5.lsc. Net reseIpts. 59S bales;
gross receipts. 5s6 bales stock. 2s.3so
bales: sales. l3s bales exports coastwiss,
2se bales to Great Britain - bales; 20
WiIsISGroN, n. O., May 2s-co,ton
steady: middling. ssaa. Net receipts, II
bales: groes receipts ~ bales: sales -
wise. - bales: 10 the Continent -
bales.
sAvASNAE, GA. May 2t.--Cotton
quiet; middling, 3 II -isc. Ne, receipts. i.osA
bales gross receipts, i,oaA bales; sales,
$50 bales; stock, Is. 56e bales; exports
coastwise, s7s bales; to the Continent.
- bales; to Great Britain, - bales;
AUGUSTA, GA, May 2s.-Co,ton quiet;
middling, sc. shipments las bales; sales.
353 bales.
nrm; middliug. PC. Net recelpts 2s5
bales gross receipts. 267 bales sales, 100
bales stock, "a o86 bales. exports--te Great
Britain, l, 97s bales; to the Continent, -
bales: coastwise, l.o7s bales. to France. -
bales.
NEW YORK COTTON rUrURks.
NEW YosK, May sA.-Cottop- Gross re-
ceipts. l.97l bales. FUTURES closed very
dull; sales, 80, soc bales: May and June,
sslias9l7; July. s9.26ass.21; AualAt,
so. 3abs9 SO September, s9.i9ss9 20: Oc-
tober 50. 0ias9. 06; November, sp.Olass o.;
December. ss.osass. 05; Jaauary. ts.1oa
se.l2; February, ss.2Oas9.22; March, ~ oa
S9.S2.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
lReported for the Dispstch.l
NORFOLK, May "a The market IL pro-
nounced Hat to-day. No transactions re-
ported sNceps In a retail way ut the factories.
Prime, 4a44c.; fancy, 40; common, Ia
2hc. factory hand.plcked. 4JSa6c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-25
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
IRanor,ed 6nr the DlspAtch.l

NORFOLK, May "a The market is pro-
nounced Hat to-day. No transactions re-
ported except in a retail way ut the factories.
Prime, safe: fancy, 40. common, Iva
2Ac. factory hand.picked, 4laa6c.