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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03
nisannearanee OF a Banker.

iBy Telegraph 10 ble DlsbaEn.l
ATLANTA, July &C. G. Nelson. banker,
who has been running the NOrth-Side
Savings Bank here, has disappeared. 1t Is
thought that Atlanta banks and others will
lose, bur It Is not known a. yet how heavily.
This morning when Nelson's b0ok-keeper
opened the safe be found II empty and no
trace OF bis employer. 1t has since tran
spired that Nelson left on The ii O'Clock
Western and Atlantic north-bound train.
He took with him heavy valise, presumably
filed with yaluabes. On Friday aud Satur-
day he vent to leading banks and sold ex-
change on the Chase National Bank N New
York, with which be has been dong BUSH
ness. His transactions heretofore have been
straight, aud be had no trouble In selling the
exchange to several OF the banks. 1t IS
not known Just how much, but the
amount Is roughly estimated at Si5.0 900.
kilograms received from the Chase Bank to-
dsy indicate that be has no funds there. His
bank 1.-THE North-side Savings Bank) was Il
small affair but bad a good many depositors
among the poor people both In Atlanta aud
at the different marble fields near here.
Probably $4,000 will cover the amount
represented by exchange and the deposit
tors, and il may be less. Nelson came to At
lsnta from Canada four years ago, and it is
presumed that he has gone back there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03
o,Donne,l W. the London "Times"

fBy Anglo-Amerlcan cable 10 the Dispatchl
LONDON, July 1.-The trial OF action OF
Frank Hugh O'Donnell against the London
Times, for libel in It's articles on "ParDell'
Ism and Crmen was begun to-day. The
courtroom was packed. Lord Chief JUS
tice Cordge presided. UDonnell was re-
presented by Mr.. Ruegg, junior counsel.
Herbert Gladstone, Arthur OConner, and
many other persons OF prominence were
present. The Times was represented by
Attoruey-G General Webster. Sir Henry
james, LumbIey Smith, and William Graham
Gynne.
Nr. Puegg In presenting the case for the
plaintiff declared that O'Donnell was not In
sympathy with the Irish extremists, but
held their methods in detestali0D. The lines
bad no grounds fer coupling bis name with
the party, and the plaintiff therefore claimed
ESQ, 900 damages. Mr. Ruegg also said that
ODOunelI had not been connected with the
Parnellte party since 1884.
The first witness called was Henry w.
Lucy, editor Of the Deity Ae1oS. lie said he
considered that the references in the articles
on "Parnellism and CRIME" included
ODonnell.
At this iuucture Mr.. Parnell entered the
courtroom,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03
MARKETS BY TELEaRAPH
NEW YORK.

sxw Yorx. July 2.---Cotton steady; sales To-
day f9s bales; uplanfs, 10 1i6c.; Orleans,
40 5-lec. sales iast week not before reported,
.73g pales for sptaping; net receipss, 55 bales;
exports-io Great Britain. c.f59 bales; to the
Continent. In bales; stock. so1I7 bales.
Fiour--Soathern steady. Wheat-Spot NODE
rately active and nrm options fairly active and
.akc. higher, closing nrm al Aahc. reaction
IRON best; No. :, July, sotA6ho.: August
s7a.aS alGc. September, So $3.50. Corn--spos
moderately active and s,oady; opsioas fairly
graded mixed, 55a5iac.; NO. 2. July, % ssc3,sc.;
August, 81 a55jsc.: september. 55Aasse. Oats
spot moderately active and steady; options fair
ly active aud &C. atgher on July and August,
&c. lower ON September. closing steady; No. y
July, AksS41c.: August 5iAc; september.
SOy.a9Oxc., No spot, 35s3Shc.: mixed western.
S3a3a Hops duh and unbalanced Consc-
Brazil growths nominal al SIS; opuoos quiet
easy, closing 81 decline OF 5al0 points; July.
sil. sDssiI.s0: August, go. i0aiioe0; september,
ts.Oato0 Sugar stroag: rennsd strong; @.
5kas4e.: extra I, 5AASHc: white exssa {, e !:
yellow, etc:; on = rs: AQUA =, 's%;
lost. &C.; posdersd, &c; y Essn sl 20;
changed. Petroleum nrm; crude In barrels,
6lask; refined, 7<c at three ports. Cotton
seed Oh quiet: crude, g.; refined. Go Tliow
easier; prime city. 5Ati6a&<s R0<sn easier ~
Sir 81 LIS for sxstned ~ good. rvtaxoss ectivs
and frm; Norfolks, toasl ~; cnssbsesosa. y. -
auiss AZ ssxc. Bsss slsady HIDE duli Wool
quiet; domestic fieecA 0noec. pulled. t8a3oc |;
Texas, fsaigc Pork dnsl ana upchsneel; mesA
$isASiAsn for now 3i{s414 - for al boef dull
.aNd nosalRnllH u1k1sniq6s xt1linl noG1cp4a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03
WELLS
INVISIBLE
Velvet
Cream.

AMagic
p)exion Beauti
her for Face,
Neck andAnns
Elegant for
dressing an d
whitening the
skin. Unrivaled
for Theatre, Re
ceptions. balls.
Partiea.2c. I'm
equnlled for
delicate trans
parent white
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03
Rase-BalI Yesterday.
IBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l


New York:
New lOrks. ........0 i | o ! 0 1-6
Washmgtons. .......1 0 0 0 0 0 ] o.
Base-hits-New Yorks. TO-; Washingtons,
.. Errors-New YOrks, 2; WashingtOns, b
Balteries-keefe and Ewing; O'Day anG
Deasley.
Philadelphia:
PhiIadeIphias. 0 0 5000 %
BOstOns .............O 0 0 o q IL
Rase.hits-P hiladeiphlas, Z; BostOns, T..
Error -Phiadelphias, 3 Bostons, 3. Bat
teries-Casey and Clements; Clarkson and
ORourke.
Pittsburgh:
pittsburghs. .........0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90
Chlcagos.. 0 0 0 0 0X-2
Esse.hits-P ittsburghs, A Cbicagos, 8.
Errors--Pittsburgbs 3; CbicagOs. .. Bat
terivs- Calvin and MilleI; Krock and DAILY.
Louisville:
Louisyilles... 3 0 2 1 8 0 LA
Blilimores .........0 l 3 0 0 0 0 0 o. g
LouisyIlles, II; Baltimores, s.
Error -Louisviles, 3; Baltimores, 4. Bat
ieries Chamberlain and Cross; Smith and
Fulmer.
spolis-twelve innings:
indianapolis. IL . 0 0 0 0 0 0 o.
Detrots.....,0 0 90 l 2 0 0 o 0 IA
Basc.lsts indianapolis, II; Detroits, g..
Errors-E indianapolis. 81; Detroits, 3. Bate
teries- llsaly aud Daily; Conway and Ben
nett
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03
attempted Muraer ano burglary.


BIRMINGHAM, ALA, July "A daring
burglary and dastardly attempt at murder
occurred about midnight Saturday night at
the Alabama Cold-Storage Warehouse Of
the Armour Packing Company, on Ninth
avenue near Twenty.third street. c. +.
Avery. cashier OF the company, 1as sitting
at hls desk working on uis books when two
negroes entered the house and one OF them
struck him a heavy blow. which felled HIM.
Avery recovered himself and reached for his
pistol. but the other negro came to his COM
rade's rescue, and struck Avery over the
head with some SOFT, heavy substance,
knocking him iusensible. They then took
a. safe key IRON pocket, rifed the sale OF
about 500 IN money, set the books and ac-
counts on tire, and then left. The cracking
flames attracted the attention OF some gentle
men who were sleeping in another part OF
the building, and they reached the office be-
fore any damage, except to the books, was
done. About an hour after tue occurrence
Avery T6cC5ercd consciousness and says that
he believes that he could recognize the
negroes II he could see them again.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03
yfF'rIETn CONGRESS-.
WASHINGTON, July ., 1883.
AenlfP.

" AfhiN"A"tp ""i@ - i'N's
senate.
mere were exactly eight senators present.
th. morning when the session opened, (at II
a. NJ
The conference report on the legislative
appropriation biu waS presented and con-
CURED iu.
senate bill explanatory Of The act TO settle
certain accounts between the United states
snd Mississippi aud other states was re-
ported from The Committee on Public Lands
and placed on the calendar. House joint
resolution extending the States OF Florida
and Louisiana, aud joint resolution OF the
lfih oi Nav, 1855 relating 20 the disposal OF
public lands in certain states, was reported
from the same committee and passed, With an
amendment continuing IL IN force until the
adjournment OF the present Congress, INSTEAD
Of until the adjournment Of The present
session, Mr. Plumb. who bad charge OF II,
Stating that Congress would undoubtedly
adjourn within a few weeks.
After some time devoted 20 the District OF
C0lImbia business the senate took up the
river aud hsrboT bill, some amendments 10
which had been reserved on saturday for
separate votes. The demand for a separate
vote on the liennepin.canai amendment was
Withdrawn by MI. Vest on the suggestion
that the question might De LETT TO "a conference
committee (but subsequently q motion 10 re-
consider was made by Mr.. Sherman
Ia the course oi the discussion Mr. Hoar
Velenently denounced the criticism and
abuse 20 generally INDUCED IN by some sen.
tiors and by newspapers in relation TO the
river and narbor bills lie bsd got sick, be
said, Of hearing sepators trying 10 blacken
the character OF their own associates in pub
lac life by charging t6at river and harbor
bills were made up OF miserable bargains,
log roimgs. and cheating. He had taken
the most yiilifed river aud harbor bill ever
before The public, bad gone over II item by
item, with the reports OF engineers and such
other facts a. be could yet, and bad written
4 letter 10 bis constituents defending the bill.
A newspaper which had Joined In these
attacks. and which be was pshamed 10 say gof
SIS Involvement from some senators, EN-
ploveG one OF the ablest men on us editorial
ftsff 70 answer bis letter, and 70 attack BIN
90 tbe record and this writer, after exam
ming ell the documents. reported 10 his pfin-
clpis thxt mr. Hoas WAS eDtirely right ana
be would not write the article. II vas ylle
SANDER on tue representatives OF the Aneri.
can people 20 declare that these ryer ana
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03

~ u II -T- U .
Of his grandfather ia henricO county, JOHN :,
the infant son " John and Ida blakey; aged Tour
months
Dear lls,le JOHNNIE IN Heaven.
safe, very safe over tnorc,
Taken from aarth IN his beauty,
Before no knew sorrow or care.
Burial took place July let near Glen Allen.
BOLTON. -Diod, Sunday, July lst. st7.30 r. NJ.
al l2sX vest Lsign street. WILLIAM A. BOLTON.
In tho lftse IA year u his age.
FuuerAl will take place from the resiience
THIS CTueedsyj MORNING al 1913 0clorA.
BOYCOTT. --Dici, July lst. NJ s. kerin's,
Chuls, Va, ISABELLA AUGUSTA, daughter OF
A. ST. John and Nina Boycott eyed SIX months.
FLEMING.--D az G'en Allen. Va, at u
O'clock T.. NJ, July Ist. ELDkIDGS. ooly chill u
Charles K ami Goorgio Fleming; aged enc year
Funeral viii take place from Elba station on
arrival Of e.45 A. N. teia JULY BID. Friends or
tho family are invited 10 attend without Iariher
notice.
GARY.-pied. nj his residence. 00 Twenty
irst street. sunday night July ist az ~ A. A.,
II. B. GARY: aged nfty-fOur years.
Funeral win take pl1ce NJ Neiable-rFfet
Baptist church THIS &OkSiS0 as lO.D oe.ock.
Friends and relatives are invited TO a'trnd
HUDSALL.--Disd,s at 5l5 south Third street.
on JULY -, at 5O'clOck A. NJ. hrs. HUH y. hOD-
NALL, boloyed wifs OF Henry Hadnail. Est
Funeral from Pirst Baptist church at o'clock
THIS AFTERNOON.
NORRIS. Died, on the "a July. at his rest.
dence, oil sess Main street, Dr. w. U. AOhhln
The funeral will take pace THIS TUESDAY
MOANING al 10 O'Clock from So Peters callae-
dral.
MOUSTCAsTLE-Di at tho residence OF
his brother. In New Kent county. Va. at s.i5 a.
N. July Z, 1888, ykkN0N l. aoUNIcAslLE;
aged sixty years. o,,.
New Kent, Va. TUESDAY, July 3l. al IL A N.
Friends and relatives are Respectfully invited "
etfond.
NRlsON.--Died, ct the residence OF bis grand
fainer. william Williamson. yaly 2, issA. al 40
o'ciock A. NJ. WILLIAM THOMAS. infant 800 OF
Annie d and Tflomhs Nelson; sked ssx months
and twelve dana
Funsrrl VIA tase place from tho residence Of
his erandfatier TUESDAY st . +. N. Friends
Of no family iavised 70 ssend.
RoPER.-Dlsd. July 1. 1885, ~ diseen minutes
70 II O'clock r. NJ at the rasiieacs u bis paronts.
No. $40 a0rth Twenty-tbird sucst DOUGLASS
3ORDON, infant son a George X. and kats Y.
Roper: s<ed six noaths aud tventy-sesen day.
funeral from his parents residence lnis
MORNING II 10 o'eiosk-
sALE-Disd, ct tns resifenec Of his grand.
father, Thomas J. Bsai, oto norsa l1fA street. .,
II A. N. Monday, july ~. ALLAN. iafan. son o.
X 7. apa Annis x sale; ssed nine monms aaa
rassnl nom mo residence THIS AFTER
NOON AZ 3 o',ioeh@
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03
HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.
a Roy Cut in Twain ON the Rail.

TNVITIWI -
ROANOKE, VA, July 2.-Danlel Glass, a
colored boy sixteen years Of age, was run
over by shifting engine at the west end Of
the Norfolk and Western yards yesterday
afternoon about 3o'elock. He climbed upon
a poultry. lear, and was told to get down. In
attempting to do so he slipped and fell, and
was run over by the pouliry-car, tender, and
one OF the drivlng-w wheels Of the engine. lie
was cut in two Just below the waist, and
lived nearly an hour after the accident. lie
couversed nationally to within few seconds
OF bis death told his name, said he had lived
in Pocahontas, and asked for his missing
limbs. The coroner was called in, but
deemed an inquest unnecessary, 1t being
plainly one OF those accidents for which no
one was to blame but the unfortunate victim
himself
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03
staniey,s Expedition.

(By Angio-American cable TO the Dispatch.l
LONDON, July 2.-The steamer Volta has
arrived at Liverpool with Congo dispatches
10 May 9th, which give further details con-
corning the camp on the Aruwhiml. The
camp was suffering from lack Of food and
from malad,es arising from the surrounding
swamps. Reeonn0itenng parties which bad
advanced along SANKEY'S route passed guam
Titles OF human bones which were apparently
the remains cs victims who had fallen in
the fights between SANKEY'S followers and the
natives. No relief bad been received by the
camp from Tippho lib. Ms,or Bartelot, be-
leying that Stanley was not more than five
hundred miles b0yond the camp in the direc-
ton Of Khartoum, wss preparing to strike
his tents and push on and Join him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03

the possession OF csrtsin territory now under
the Jurisdiction OF Tennessee, but claimed ny
the state OF Virginia. THE territory Il
strip two miles wide and 100 miles long, exc
tending along the northern boundaries OF
johnson. sullivan, Hancock, Hawkins, ana
Claiborne counties, making an area OK l34,-
900 sores. The average value OF this land,
aside from town property, u put down IN
the Controllers last report at ss.3) sn acre,
but IL Is worth at least si6 per sore, making
q total value OF e.. 100000, besides s50O,0OO
OF property IN the town OF Bristol.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03

having accepted position rs master nc
chpnic OF the Norfolk aud Virginia Beach
railroad.
The Joint Committee on School Buildings
viii meet in the Council chamber tonight to
further consider the matter Of furnishing the
new public-scbool building. AT the last
meeting several persons desiring to furnish
the buildings were beard. and many others
are expected 10 be present tonight.
There will be two gsmesof base. bali at the
Manchester Park Tomorrow. At $3.50 A. M.
the Red stockings will play the Auroras, oil
Richmond. and at $50 Z. NJ. they viii play
the fronclsds, OF Swsnsboro'.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03
Alleged HOYcOttCase

Judge Atkins, in charging the grand
Jury yesterday morning, read 20 them what
he said some months ago in the Baughman
case, The special application beng that a
Mr.. Bisen. heretofore employed by Mr.. Il.
Il. Van Buren,, ALLEGED that 10y reason OF a
circular issued by the master.carpenters, say
ing they would have 10 business intercourse
with stair.builders' who work on the nine
hour system, he had been thrown out OF en-
plOyment.
Mr.. Van Buren, and Mr.. Bisen were sent
before the grand jury, who dismissed the
case.
1t is understood that Mr.. Van Buren's tes-
timony did not bear out Mr.. Bisen's allega-
tiOns of cOusulracy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03
PrOnerty Transfers.

Richmond: Victoria Blackburn to John
II. Tyler, 81 inches on Bsyidere street be-
tween Cumberland and Beverly, s.; L. H..
Gibson and wife to Lucius Crane aud others,
100 feet on Sixth street, $500; W. W. Henry,
commissioner, to G.. K. Merriman. 100 feet
on China street corner Laurel, Sl,74l 30,
samson IIlrsh and wife to james Fox. 4Gt
feet on Cl0y street near Seventh. $4,000;
Joseph Schepers's executriX to Joseph lloz-
CRETE, S3l feet on Cary street near Washing
ton 81 500
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03
Warrington Notes.

10y IVIVtIUFu 70 0"V "1VIN30V1lI
WASHINGTON, july 2.-Senator Edmunds
has reported back the nomination OF Judge
Fuller 10 the Senate without recommends
ton, and IL has gone upon the executive cal
endar.
By strict party vote the House Commit
tee on Elections to-day decided the California
contested.eleclion case Of sullivan VS.. FELTON,,
in favor Of contestant Sullivan, and will re-
port resolution unseatiog Felton,, TIE
Republicans will prepare a minority report.
The Postmaster-G neral has telegraphed
instructions to the postmaster at Planta city,
Florida. 70 fumlgate all outgoing mails on
account Of reported infectious fever there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03

ton OF arresting some escaped outlaws.
They found two whom they wanted-bro-
Tiers, named Barnett. The Barpetis refused
10 surrender, and IN the deht which folio wed
Phillips was instantly killed. Mclaughlin
and enc OF the Barnett brothers were rid
died With bullets, and both died shortly
aiserward. An outsider named Mcintosh
was shot In the arm by the surviving Barnett,
who terrorized the gathering for sometime.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03
Hyeicnnne MA nsfnr.

Rev. John Wesley Bishop was on Sunday
morning welcomed as pastor Of Walnut-G:oye
and Cooi.Spring churches, Hanover county.
The oimer pastor, Rev. &. II. Ryland. -.
d., conducted the exercises, and the new
pastor preached his first sermon. Dir.
Bishop comes from Augusta, Ga, has a
family, and will be p 'ident OF the cOmmu-
nifty where he labors. Ills initial sermon made
a most favorable impression. and the greet.
Ing extended him by the congregation was
cordial ll gratifying.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03
THE Exposition Money.

The Exposition building is rising into
shape. A part OF It will soon be ready for
the roof. Money is needed to pay the con-
tractor and for other purposes. Hence
Treasurer John 6. Elicit, at the State Bank,
calls for a 30 per cent. payment on subscrip-
tions. He has heretofore called for 40 per
cent, and this last demand viii make roper
cent. In all.
Come M, gentlemen, and pay.
You will soon be going of to the noun
tains, and II YOU leave without providing for
this subscription 1t will he double trouble
all around. And you can pay the more
cheeriuy now that you know the Exposi-
ton Will De a success.
II will
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03
rho old Domluiou wnee,men.

This club proposes having run on the ith
OF July. They will leave their rooms, Second
near Main street, at O'clock on the morning
of the 4th and run either to Cur's Neck or 10
Ashland-thc former most probably. There
will be about twenty wheelmen OF the club,
and unattached wbcelmen are invited to at
tend. There will be refreshments and dill
ner on the grounds.
The club will have n called meeting to-
night and decide definitely on the route.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03
Canadian Independence.
lBy telegraph to the Dispstch.l

CnrcAoo, July "A dispatch from WIN
mpeg saws: Tue Free Press, IN ITS article
on the tweDty.hrst anniversary OF the con-
federation, comes out strongly for Canadian
independence. II says: "The resi- destiny Oh
Canada, the only goal which Der people are
bent upon attaining. is the fullest national
DEVELOPMENT which can fall to the lot OF any
country. Thoroughly independent polih-
cally, 20 country on earth Is more nlted 10
bpcone n nation than Canada"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03
A Maitcious Libel saiL
LBr telegraph % the DIspalch.l

HARTFORD, Conn.,, July 2.-The Etna
Liie-insnrsnce Company. Of this city, CON-
meuced 10 .dav a ciyii suit for malicious libel
against the Hartford telegram, Claiming
damages in the amount o: $4,000. All the
property Of toe paper has been seized and
removed by the sheriff and the ofice OF the
papcr has been closed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03
A Printers strike I'm Lynehburg.

Especial telegram to the Dipatch.l
LYNCHBURG. VA, July All the Union
printers employed on the Daily VirginiaR
struck for higher wages and were discharged.
Several non.Union men were secured and the
editors are setting type and expect TO get
their paper out all right until more help can
be secured. The printers on the AdUdnce
made a demand for higher wages, which was
apceded To.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03
city Circuit Court.

In this court yesterday the jury in the
case Of G. l. Puckett rs. Chewaing & Rose
for $1,000 for unlawful levy for rent were
again unable TO agree upon verdict and
were adjourned over until this morning.
judgment for a small sum wa' awarded in
one suit and one case set for trial was con-
tlnued until the next term Of the court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03
ara Alabama.

w. c. Lourd, Leesbure. Ala, writes; NV
little babe, ten months old, was almost dying
from teeihipg. Gave il DR.. B,ggers's fluckle-
berry Cordial. The hsppiest result followed.
Every home should hare u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03

IBy telegraph 70 mo Dispaich-l

MumoaTE, ]. T.. July "A desperate
fight between the United States officers and
two notorious despcradoes took place at a
erecn dance posr Eufaula late Saturday
night United States Marshsls Phillips and
Mclaughlin attended q. dance with exQecta.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03
GRAIN AND COTTON ExcHAWaR
RICHMOND. July 2, iss.

SALES EXPORTED rO sscsgrAsy
WHEAT-Longberry 242 bushels prime odd,
at 9lc
CORs.-Whlte. 1872 bushels prime at SIC ; 400
bushels very good on private terms Mixod, 100
bushels prime at &c. 7u1 bushels very good on
private terms. Total sales Of corn. ,sS bushels.
OArs.-White. 40 bushels very goad Oh private
terms. Mixed, $50 bushels very good on private
terms. Total sales Of oats, $50 bushels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03
urcsxoxp LIVESTOCK MAnyxf

July -Receipts: 1883 head Of cattle, l25 sheep
and lambs. - hogs.
~ hogs.
Prices
az axe. gross: common " fair, ~ sskc. gross.
Sheep-2ka4kc. gross
Lambs 5a6c. gross
Hogs-5ha7Ac. net
Bulls-2k s3hc. gross.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03
FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK. BALrrHoRR AID YrcG-
M0aD STOCK gxcHAHGxx
Grain, Provisions Cotton. Sobsssa rur-
psntins, Rosin. far. shd
Peanut MarkssA
rBy telegraph to the plspa,ch.l

NEW York, July 2--Thc stock market opened
tho new week Without change In Its character,
being still intensely dull. with hlctustions con
fned % the nnrrowest limits and OF little or no
significance. Dealings were almost entirely pro-
fessi0nal, and outside OF those In the Union Pa
cinc developed no feature worthy OF mention
There was a hopeful feeling Ia Union Paeinc
upon the announcement that speaker Carlisle
would not oppose the calling ny OF the FUNDING
bill. aud some improvement was male In the
price Of the stocs. but the nIibustering opera
lions OF the opponents OF the bill dishcartened
holders o. STOCK aud n material decline followed.
Northern Pacific and Oregon stocks we're strong
on very limited business On the recent good
showing Of earnings Total sales, 1000 shares
NBw YORK, July 2-Aooh. stocks steady ana
nrm. Money easy At sSa2 Exchanse-Lons,
sSi: short, 4S<k. Governments neglected.
EreHfny. -Rxchapgs duh and steady; long.
fsI short. 4sss. Money easy At az per cehl
Sub-Tressury bslances--Coin, slE. l.0c0; sur
rency, 81 ,gi3,00c. Governments dull aud STEADY;
per cents, 1879; ~ per cents, iV1A. state
bonds ne Il acted