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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02
Fighting out d Feud.
= y s1"N VII .
rPv foiegraph IN tha UisDatch. I

IDy IIIVsIaVH 10 II0 UI5Va1VH'I
CHICAGO, June IA dispatch from Knox
Vile, Tenn, SAYS: "a battle took pace be-
tween he Joaes and Green factions in Han.
cock county Yesterday. 5 hch resulted In the
death Of TWO OF the Green family. Frank, son
OF Hampton Green, and Lewis Moore and A.
d. Jones led the attacking parties. The
fcud began in January over bad fence, and
Sunday, February 4tn, one OF the Jones
lsmily was shot by Dave Green. siHce then
the two families aud their respective friends
have been under arms and several battles
have occurred
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02

rss: do. BIO brands, ttwas5io; Patspsco ~
perlative patent, 5565, d.. famNy, D~
Whsat--southen about steady; faltz, sist,c |,
LongDerry g5c.at western nmer, closing
auist; No. 2 winter red. spot sic. bid June, ~
6gc July. e0Xsp0kc: August. .wfsste'
Corn-~southorn castor and dull, White, s5.ste..
yellow, 6iasSc western ayulor: mixed, Jans,
GOHc. hid: July 6ia6l hc.; August, olssikc.
oa;a nrrn: sosthera aud Psnnsyivsnia, 4s
44c. westorn white, ffst1c.: western mixed. ga
s9hc. kys easy aaj dun nj 7te7@c iiay nrm
primo - choice western. fihJ aslS Provisions
fun and aesiyc. Msss-pork. 81 Bulk meas
shoulders and clsir-rio sides. PACKED. ~ ana
sac. Baeoa -Shouifers, 7Ks8se; ciear.rio
SIDES, 94c. Hams, isHaiSc. Lard 'todned, ehc
CHICAGO
CHICAGO June i.--Caeh quotations we're flour
qulel; prices 6rm on winter. ra'bef easier ca
sorinr, ami strorg on rye. ~. spring wheat,
s5s.ag8c. No. 2 rod. S7Ec No. corn, VIC.
No oats, sfa3fkc. Ness-ro tl3e5sfit
Lard. f3 ~. Shortnt., SO saiL1O; shoulders
s6afG. u: short.cloars. fSat1g5. Nhiskey, sl.la
Leadingldturss ranged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02
Boiler Explosion.

10y telegIaph % tho Dlspatch.l
DETROIT, June IA special 10 the JoUrnd
from Wy1ndot,e, Hiss, says: AtG:4j O'Clock
this morning boiler In the plate-milI OF The
Eureka fIon-aud Stco,-Pltte Works exploded
with frigbtiu force. wrecking tile entire
building. The KILLED are: Terry Mccoy,
about elx.y years old and IN employs O! the
mil about thirty-twO years. lie was
night wa'chman. lie leaves widow and
five children. Patrick Finn, twenty-five
years, unmarried; George Green, thirty.
two veors, married. a number were severe
ly Injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02
The WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
clear aud bright
Range OF thermometer Yesterday
Mean temperature. ..........
weary and Worn.

When the tired factory operative. the weary
outdoor Iaborer. the oyertasked bsox-ksepsr or
c Elk seeks a medical rscompenss for expendi-
ture Of bodily 10 CO, whsre shall ne ma 10
Could no o,0rded experience OF thoueanis OF
workers DO voiced, the verdict would DO that
Hostettsrs stomach Bitters renews fatiing
strength, stimulates the !aded menial power. 70
fresh activity. aud rolaxss unduo nervous ten
zion as nothing else does Digestion, regular
habit OF body. appetite Apd sleep are proDaoted
by A, and It Is al admirable auxiliary In the
recovery Of health by cCnyales,onsA fss-
tdious sto m sen is not offended by is. and 70 per-
sous OF bota sexes In delicate health VINO occa-
sionAily feel tho need Of "a eficient tonic his
whole range Of the pharmaeoppia and the cat
alogua OF proprietary medicines does not pre-
cent a more useful, safsr, or moro decisive ons.
il Is also incom parade for fever and agus. rhea-
NJ si-Thswlsa&Tu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02

The attendance al Armory Hall was very
large last night, and the voting was very
spirited. The successful contestants IN the
voting were: Hon. :. b WIZ, the piano
lamp; Policeman John FmnegaB isis
yotes). fee gold watch; Mr.. Felix Keegan,
gold-headed cane; Nr. Henry Angle. gold
headed umbrella; Miss Jennie Pizzini the
badge; Mis-. de Nordendof, ring; Wil1e
simon, silver wa,cn; Miss Bessie Ryan, dia-
mond ring; Miss Mamie Sweeney, gold
ring; Mr.. j. W. Msckay, wstch-chain. Miss
Oracle street is ahead on the vote for the
baeY-carriage, wbiol Will close to night.
The pony Will be rallied tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02

FRIDAY. June I. 1874
SUEs-FlRsT BOARD.-G shares Virginia STATE
Insurance Company a, 2ja.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

JUNx1. -Market steady. Primc, 2fa7c.: extra
riine, 5Hc. :common. ia2.i sheuof, 22kci
paulsh. , .a9Hc.: factory h8ui-picked. IA 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02
sheridan Made General OF the Army.
His Condition.
iBy telegraph to the Dispatcn.l

w.rHIEarog, June 1.-Tbe House has
passed the bill 10 revive TIE rank OF General
OF the Army for the benefit OF General sheri-
dan,
THE hill which passed the Senate day he
fore YESTERDAY ana passed the House to-day
reyiving the raak OF General OF the Army
for sheridan's benefit was not permitted TO
take the usual course, but under the per-
sonal supervision Of seustor Hawley, chair
man OF the senate CommiItee on Military
Affairs, was snerossed wi,hin hall an hour
Of its passage and taken by the Senator In
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02
A Chnn,er Of NIishans.


Correspondence Of the Richmond Dspatch.l
DUNNsvHLE, Va May 80, ISIS.
The steam.chcst TO Captain +. W. kniie's
canning.iaciory blew OF this morning,
knocking W. Phelps down snd scaldins
~. face very much, and throwing L. W.
Knite. Jr., ont OF the door some twenty feet.
landing him upon the aShpile. with the eX-
ccp'ion Of damage 10 the machinery no
other injury resulted. The saw.mIl Of
Tfembe & Lnmpkin, aud the mill OF James
Il. Cox, only few miles from here, blew mp
LIT evening. Fortunately nobody vas hurt.
English peas are rolling into market from
thls ee,lon now. The shipments last week
melted 50 Gj per barrel. The growers are
greatly encouraged. Such as did not 60 into
pta-culturc are regre,ting II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02

Las, Wednesdly, AZ II O'Clock NJ, 1r. G.
W. Fleet, Of Richmond, and Mss Alberta
Hill. OF White Hail, king and Queen county,
were united in marriage. rne ceremony
was performed by Rev. W. Il. ID. Moncure.
The bride Is most estsmable young lady
and great iayorlte 10 King aud Queen aud
tue adjoining counties. The groom l. one
OF RIshmond's popular young men and an
enterprisiDg contractor, The couple viii
make Richmond their home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02
TnrnmanH for Thurman.
by telegraph to the Dlspatch.l


New YORK, June Tins afternoon
sheriff Grant aud Fret Commissioner croker
sent the folio wing telegram to Allen e..
Thurman, az Columbus, OHIO: "Tammany
Hall organization Of New York city have IN
structed their delegates to the ST. Louis Na-
uonll Convention to present your name to
the convention for the vice. presidency. We
ieel assured that your patriotic sense OF duty
to the Democratic party and country will not
permit anv feeling Of reluctance to interfere
with your acceptance OF the nomination, and
we cordially pledge New York TO Cleveland
and Thurman"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02
CobaIef,a SpOech.

PARIS, june l.-All the morning papers
praise the speech made by VI. GO0elet, Min.
isier Of Foreign Affairs, in the Chamber Of
Deputies yesterday in reference to the utter
ances Of Herr Tiszl. the Hungarian Prime
Minister, and describe it as firm, measured,
and patriotic.
The Papal Nunclo to-day visited VI. G0be-
let and congratulated bin UPON bis pacific
and patriotic speech. The evening papers
concur in approving NJ. GObele's deciaia.
ilnns
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02
CInsed Down.
AiDstu hgoh H.
by telegraph to tho Dispatch.

Iby Telegraph 70 no Dlspath.l
READING, PA, June 1.-The BlaudOn Iron
Company, which operates an extensive
rolling-mill at Bandon, ia this county,
posted the following notice this morni4g {!
- At the present time the cost OF manuiac-
turing exceeds the selling price Of our pro-
ducts. We have therefore decided to close
down the mill tonight for an indefinite pc
Rod" This will throw nearly 800 men out
OF work and parayze affairs at BIandon, as
the entire borough depends upon the mill
for SUPPORT,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02
Cooper and Coupons.
fRr telerranh 70 the plspatch.l

TOY IVI'b'~ IN - W. 80 =
HARxIsoNBURG, VA. June L.-James L.
Cooper, agent for the Foreign Bondholders,
to-day rendered 10 tue sheriff Of this county
Virginia coupons amounting to $500 In
payment OF executions on judgments against
coupon tax payers. The executions are Tor
taxes, Interest, and costs. Under instruc-
lions from the state Auditor the sheriff re-
fused to accept them. The Auditor also IN
structed tho sheriff not 10 levS, bu; 10 return
the executions 70 the Circuit Court Office,
where they will probably remain until the
Injunction granted by Judge Bond restrain
ing the sheriff Of Richmond city from leyying
Cd coupon executions is disposed Of.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02
The Public Debt.


WASHINGTON, June 1.-The debt state
ment issued to-day shows the decrease OF
the public debt during the month OF Nav 70
DE Si,GlS,6Gj.gG. Decrease OF debt since
June 30 1887. S99,4l4.57704; cash in
the Treasury. SG0G,07l. $40 %; gold certif-
Gates outstanding. 500 100; silver certi-
flcates outstanding, sl96.Gij, 405; cerut-
Gates OF deposit outstanding, Sl2,23o,000 ;
legal tenders outstanding. S3i6, GSl, ole;
fractional currency mot including amount
estimated % lost or desiroyed), $685.
A06 81; total Understanding debt, Si,O2l,-
OG0,sG2; total debt OF all kinds, S1,70G, $780,
4l3.Gs; debt, less available credits, $780,
Ol4I5g.0S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02
A WRfer-apout.

BEAUFORT, n. c.. June IA water-spout
struck here about 3 O'Clock this afternoon,
capsizing several small craft and fishing
scheoners. The crew Of the schooner James
Runley saved themselves by cipging to The
purse.bo1ts. The schooner Minnie was
driven ashore. Tae spire Of the Methodist
church was damaged, and one end Of Str.
Hanuer's store was carried away by the
force Of the gale. and fences aud trees were
blown down. No loss Of life has yet been
reDOrted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02
Chatsworth and GrautIana sold

A deed from Il. B. Chafia conveying to
c. III. Johaning. OF MONTGOMERY county. Pa,
his magnificent James.river farm Chats
worth was recorded yesterday in the Henri
co County Court. The tract is situated three
miles below Richmond and contains 537
acres. The sale includes one hundred head
OF stock and the price paid is $500
The sale Of Mr. Walter 4. Grants 60l-acre
farm "Grantllnd" to Frank Il. Williams, OF
Cleveland. Ohio, for $4,000 u also an
nouncci. THIS property Is in Heurc0, on
James river, about six miles west Of the city,
The purchase embraces q portion Of the
stock on the flrrl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02
a BOY Visitor.
nv tslerraph % tbs Dlspatch.l

BERLIN. juno l,-DT. Mackenzie yester-
dsy Introduced 20 the Emperor boy six
years OF age upoa whom he performed
traeheot0my q year ago. The Emperor
conyersed with the boys mother and loaded
me boy with sweetmeats and asked him TO
visit the palace again. The mother says
that being accustomed TO her sons taking
she understood perfectly every word uttered
by the Emperor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02
nuainess RaiIures.

10y IeIegTRph 10 tho DI7paIch-I
NEW YORK. June 1.-The failures for The
week throughout the country number Tor
the United states 1856. and for Canada 49,
Total, 20j against go last week. There IS
a noticeable increase this week In the failures
on the Pacific coast, the number there being
43, which Is FAR above the average. Tine
failures in other sections OF the country are
light, and "a rule unimportant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02
Tho Case Of Edwin Harbour.

Especial telegram 10 the Dlspaicn.l
CULPEPER, Va. June AT tnc June term
Of tie Circuit Court commencing this morn
inc, Judge y. 4. Grmsley presiding. The
cave q the Commonwealth against Edwin
Barbour, for shooting Ellis Williams IN
March last, was called; whereupoa Judge
Gumslcy having vacated the bench 1t was
taken by Judge Keith; and the case again
being called, paper was presented to the
Court by the defence, signed by siXiY.two
citizens, asking change OF venue, upon the
ground that it was thought 4 lair trial could
not be had in CuIpeper. This was argued
by Mcs.rs. Gray and Weld for the defence
and hon. John 5. Wise for the Common
wealth. The Judge decided that The yonire
then present be ex mined rs 10 the qualities
ton o., Juror IN the case; which being done,
ton Juror, were passed ont Of the eighteen
examined ss the panel. After this the sheriff,
deputy sh,rifs, and a number Of citIzcns
were examined rs 10 the state OF feeling in
the county aud towo ON both sides, which
resulted in Judge Ncith's ruling that the
trial should be IN Culpepcr. but as be- would
not be- able to continue the trial at this time
il was postponed to special court, COM
mcncIng Monday, 23d OF July.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02
Az Editor Assassinated.

OMAHA, NEB., June l.-Edward Hussong,
editor Of the heisonidn, at Nelson, Neb.,
was fatally shot Wednesday while returning
from Grand. Army campfire. His assassin
was concealed Ia the grass ~ the side OF the
road add made his escape In the darkness.
No cause Is known for tue shooting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02
Picknockaf CAUGHT

A young white man named james B. Pitt
man, who claims 10 come from Connecticut.
was arrested Yesterday by Sergeant Jeter and
Officer Hall on the charge OF picking the
pocket OF James II. Ware at the corner OF
Eighteenth and Frsnkln streets about IL
O'Clock few nights ago. Pittman says the
watch ne had be won at poker. Mr.. Ware,
however, Identifies him rs the guilty party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02
Distractions on the Track.

The Electric.Lise people are experiencing
great deal OF trouble with distractions on
the Fiithstreet branch OF their line. Yes
terday evening little ten.yearold colored
girl named Lulu Bentley put stone on the
track. causing one OF the cars 10 be derailed.
She was arrested, and will be taken before
Justice RIehardsan fhis morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02
Too Much Noise.

On some nights the blowing OF whistles on
the trains running over The connection track
near the peniientlary amounts to great
nuisance. Doubtless some blowing and
punlng Is Unavoidable, but it should be
miaimized for the sake OF those who desire
20 use the nights for sleeping.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02

ton was once raised. and thereupon Judge
Lomax decided that there was no prohibl
ton, and that the policy OF the State was TO
encourage the breeding Of lne horses.
There Is law against betting on elections,
but u has very llttle restraining effect.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02

ST. LOUIS, June i.-Flour dIll and nrm.
Wheat opened strong but dropped towards ths
clpae, closing &c. oboce isft night. No rel.
cash, sgc. Juoo closed ~ S9c lid: December.
E9EAs9hc. Corn strong sad kahc. higher: cash,
50k ALIKE: Juno, 20 iabsSc oats quiet; cash,
easy. Pcrk, Sl4J0 Lard, s. boxet meats
Shoulders, So; long clears, t7.syasls3 clear
ribs, $40: short clears. ssasSi2E. Bacon box
edlShsuldera, ~ 50; lang clears and cloar-rib+
&& bas&4o. short clears, SaOa$s.'O. HAMS
i0al0ac.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02
NO Law Against Eeittng ON Horse
Races.

The Exposition people having occasion to
refer TO the statutes With regard to betting
found among other things that there was no
prohibition against betting on norse-races.
Il Ia said that the Virginia laws have always
been silent gu the subject; though the ques-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02
Rneea In EnRlnnd.

LONDON. June 1.-The race for the Oaks
stakes at the Eos0m meeting to-day was won
by Lord Cath0rpe's chestnut filY sea-
Breeze; Lord Falmoutb's bay FLY Roda
second, and G. Pernus's bay Oily Belle Ma
hone third. There were six starters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02
Arkansas Democracy.

LITTLE Rock, June 1.-The Democratic
State Convention took ballot for Governor
this forenoon, which resulted ss follows
Hughes, 1872; Fletcher, 1l3; Fishback, So;
Epgls, o.; Rector, 25. Necessary to choice,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02
Tav Gou,a seriousIv HI

ST. LOUIS, June 1.-The editor Of the Re-
publican has private adyices that jay Gould
is seriously i'll his private car near Kansas
CITY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02
LATE WEATHER REPORT.

lBy telegraph to the Dispaich-l
s-----7 WASHINGTON, juno 81 A. A.-For
sfllR Virginia and North Carolina, light
80 fresh westerly winds, becoming vari-
ah,e warmer, fair weather.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02
sALR. HEPoarsp 70 sErsErly
COTTON kGP0Ac.

we11,ts: Flas, s251a1..75; super1ns, s27JA
s2g5; iEsrI, D.5)Abl75; "a nily, SiatL5l patsas
family, country, sL1Jai12a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02
MARKETS ~ TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.

Nav Yokx. June LECTION nrm; sales, al
bales: Uplaads. i0c.; Orleans love; net re-
celpts OF ths week a. this port, $40 Dsles: gross
receipts, 9.8.3 bales; eKporis-to Great Britain,
$40 Ozlos: France. IA bales: Contisent. 5,sy3
bales: forwarded, SIS bales. sales. ASA bales;
spinners, 3.83S bales: stock, is5,ssI bales Net
receipts ~ oil ports today, >, llg balest experts
10 Great BFitsin. 40 bales Csntiaent, LOO
bales: stock 33s.0i5 DaiSa. Wheat, weak; op-
lions unsettled; No 2 red. June, siaslf c.; July.
gi4,ss2alc Corn nrm; No :. juno. Nha52hc.;
July, ssIaS3c Oats ka%c. higher aud moro
active; No. 2, June, NtaSko-; July. SSAc:
No. 2, spot, 3SaSec. hsps 10 nsht rs4uss.
Cofiss-Falr Rio nPm at SIC 20; optbsns "a
80 poluls higher. but quiet: No. 7 Rio, June,
sIA25atis 50: July. siSSlasias5; August si2 4ba
sis5O. suger steady AID eaiat: fair reanias,
age refined firm Z, $40. extra q. 5saStc;
waite extra C, sg.c.; OF A, ssesc. mould A, 7e;
standard A. 6kc.: confectionery A, s.e.: oct
loaf ana crushed, So; powdered, &c; srans-
latsd. 6ka6 ia-iec.; cubes, &c. xoiassrs steady;
b1-tost, i5a.c. Rice steady. fsuolsua stsAiy;
refined. &c. at Gil porta CottoArsesS DIV Az
for crude, s6Ai7 for refined. TslIov hrinsr Al
4a4 i-l5a Rosin steady AZ fi.s1aSi& Tupsa.
tine dull at seAc Hides steady. Wool quiet
ana easy domestic fleece, e1a3se-: pnliet. ia
isa.; Texas. issioc. Pork lose sosive bus very
steady. Beef dull Cgt~nszts steady. Nidales
dull Lard opspea weas. later advanced DAT
poinss, and closed nrm; trade quiet; Western
steam, IS SIS; June. S6a; July, sssSAASi
freights dun
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02
RALrrMoRE aToCK MARKET.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

HNrIMORE. Nd. June Virginia new SO,
jii,; do, i0-4O's, 35A Bid today.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02

Dyspepsia, headache. tiliousuess, and all
sioma h disorders are cured by Hoods Bar
sspnilla.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02
BALTIMORE

pALrrxosx, MD. June i.--cotton steady; mid
ding, i0aigt.c. -Four iowor for city mills and
"a. 40 extra. fAssal&; de- family, sAx3afAnl
olts mills AapsE, taasasst,; 10 extra 2na
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02
GRAIE AND corToN ExCHAHsE.
RIcRxoSD. June /, 1888
OFFEkIAGa

OFFEEIAGa
CoRN.-4.0A bushel<
OATs.-2,a3O bushels
MgN.-lO0 bushels.
ELOCR-1J0 barrels.
SAILS EKPoaTsD 10 sECsErAyy.
CORE.-Whits. 100 bushels prine at Csc. 50
bushels very good on private terms; % bushels
worry good sac. Mixed, 5S bushels very good
on private terms To,al salss Of corn, ga
bushels
OATs.-NiIed. 1870 bushels worry good on
private terms
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02
FINANCIAL.
EEw YORK. BALTIMORE. AVID SIcI'
MosD STOCK ExoHAHazx
Grain Provisions. Cotton rosasoo Ta'-
peaiins, Rosin. far. szd
Peanut nsrkstA
by telegraph 70 the pIsostca. !

INV YORK. June The stock market was In
tensely dun throughout most OF the day subject
70 sIgdt spurts Of animation. which only served
70 make the prevailing dulness vOrro ny COLI
trast The tOns OF dealings WAS little better
han usual OF tate. and the result Of the DAYS
operations IL % leave most Of tho list frDcitoa-
ally higher than last evening London hal some
selling orders IN the market this mornins which
served to give tho list feverish ap-
psarance AZ the opening, which was
rather weak. the. hrst prices showing
was heavy tone through tbs nrss hour. though
fluctuations wer0 confined 70 the smallest liunis.
aud after the FIRST few minutes there was litse
movement Of any sort la the list Small lOeses
the opening in everything except Richmond and
Yves. PoisL which was exceptional with q gain Of
8 per cent Forth Worth and Denver was the
banner weak stocE and it lost IL per cont on
worry light business. Soon after II o'clock tho
market while very dull became stronger, and to-
ward noon isle more snimaiioa was noticssSls.
and Missouri Pacific was prominent fer Its
fluctuations. more decidedly strong tone was
developed toward O'Clock. whom New ERglaad
And Missouri Pacific shovel considerable
strength, though their gaius we're confined %
fractions After the delivery hour tbs liio all
departed from the market AMI while small AL
yances were well sustained th0re Was no further
movement IN any direction. aud the mRrket
finally closed very dun but s'ea ~ e. about mo
best prices OF tho da7. Cotton Oh Trust certln.
catea we're tho fsaturs Of the day. beng aciivo
a. advancing prices, though their Anal gala was
inslrniicant The changes for the day are gene
rally In the direction Of potter ncures, though
for fractions only, except In Fort Worth anu
Denver. which lost IA per cent, and Omaha,
which Is up 1 per cent losai sales, $4,000
shares
NEW YORK, Juno i-Noon-Stecks dun and
steady. Money ossy AZ la3. ESchange-Long,
a36 short, 4S& Governments dun
Ereafgg. -Excbsnze quiet and steady. Money
easy az Na2 per cent sub-Tressury balances
Coin. Sl33, 400, 90: cur rency sl4.s9i,o0c Govern
ments dun and steady; per cents, lHs; ~
per coats, i07. State bonds quiet and steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-02
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The Grenada gazette., 1888-05-05
Gigantic Growing Vines.

The largest specimen of growing
vine in Great Britain is the Black
Hamburg vino of KinneL in Perth
shire. Scotland. THIS vine. planted
some fifty-six yeavs az" has main
stem twenty-five inches in circumfer.
ence. completely fills glass house
go feet long. and is still growing as
rapidly as ever. Its yield last year
was 2 254s punches. of which only 500.
averaging about TWO pounds each
were allowed to mature. A substan-
tial subsoil of leaf mold was used
when the vine was planted. but the
only material the soil now receives is
broken bones in halfinch pieces. This
Kinnel vine exceeds in size the famous
Black Hamburg at Hampton Court.
the principal branches Of which are
about one hundred and ten feet long,
though its trunk is thirty-eight inches
in circumference. Boston Budget
The Grenada gazette., 1888-05-05

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