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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-16
King Christians Anniversary.

CePBNHAGEN. November 15.-Tbe
twenty fifth anniversary of King Chris
tian's ascension to the throne was GEL
ebrated with much pomp, ceremony
and public rejoicing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-10
cIaas,orc,s defence ofIreland.

fBy Anglo-American cable TO tho Dispatch.l
LONDON, May 9.-An address signed by
4. $50 dissenting ministers WIS presented 10
Gladstone to-day expressing their sympathy
with him In HIS efforts 10 reconcile England
and Ireland. In reply TO toe address Dir.
Gladstone said that during the present ses-
sion the Parnelites, despite the pressing
needs Of Ireland, had RETAINED from
urging their claims, and had assisted
the Government 20 expedite business.
Whether or not Parliament was en-
ployed at this or th1t given time
In discussing Ireland, it was Ireland alone
that truly held the KEY 10 legislation. The
Government knew that the nation was Win
home rule, and therefore guided the affairs
Of Parliament so As 10 delay the time when
a Ministry would be in power pledged TO
propose home rdle for ireland. The ma
jOrlty in the House Of Commons thought
they could go on for five years, They put
this against his life a. an old man; but
the life OF an old or young man would
not effect the fnal settlement. (Cheers.l
Justice would DO done to Ireland. Ere long
the national sentiment would find means to
assert Itself. The Tories pumed themselves
upon being the defenders of law and order.
Instead OF maintaining order the Govern
ment had promoted murderous breakers
Of law. Parncll was a much devoted
TO the maintenance OF law and order as any
one. Neither he nor Parnell ylndicated the
plan OF campaign. The Governments con-
duet had created the plan Of campaign by
making laws Odious to the people. The OBJ
feet Of the Government seemed to be to In
suit, exasperate, and degrade the Irish. As
soon as the terrible facts regarding the suf-
ferings in ireland were brought home to the
upright minds OF the people Of England they
would unite TO redress the sad errors OF the
na.t TCheers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-10

and hIsses. A separate high tariff resolution
was referred. The delegates at large are ex-
Senator william J. Seweli, OF Camdeni o'aee
Senator John A. Gr1ggs. OF Psssaic ex'
Congressman George A. Halstead, OF Newark,
and Hart Brewer, Of Trenton district.
A resolution was adopted pledalng tne
electoral vote OF New jersey TO william
Walter Phelps. A resolution denouncing
the Mills tariff bin did not reach vote.
Prohibition I'm Georgia.
ATLANTA, Ga. May 9.-The State Tempe,
rance Convention before adiourning passed
resolutions to make a general prohfbiton
contest IN the elections for the Legislature
this fall. Prohibition candidates will be
nominated in every county pledged to yote.
for a statutory prohibition law instead OF
leaving the question to the vote OF the peo-
pie.
Tennessee Democratic Convention :.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 0.-The Demo
cratic State Convention was called 10 order
at noon to-day. Two delegates at large were
elected. when the convention adjourned I'LL
fc.mOrrOw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-10
Democratic Caucus.


WAsuISGTON, March 9.-The Democratic
caucus tonight called together about l2j
members OF the House. Speaker Carlisle
was not present. but Mr. Randall and many
OF the New York and New Jersey members
were. The proceedings were harmonious
throughout, and several OF the representa-
tiycs eXpreS. ed themselves as very much
pleased with the good feeling and desire for
united action manifested on all sides. The
caucus only lasted about an hour; lev
speeches were delivered, and in none OF
them was there anything OF threatening
character. Tue caucus did not attempt in
any way TO "crack the party lash" or 10
bind any members to abide by It's decree.
After q few remarks by Mr.. Mills, who in
behalf Of the Ways and Means Committee
offered TO give the fullest consideration to
any representations that might be made by
any democratic member looking TO The
amendment Of the tariff bill, the following
resolution was adopted upon his motion:
Resolved, That any members desiring TO
offer any amendment to the tariff bill shall,
II the same be now proposed. hand 1t 10 the
secretaries OF the caucus 10 be read and re-
Ierrcd 10 the Democratic members OF the
WAYS and Means Committee, and, II not al
ready prepared, NAV hand the same 10 said
members. It shall be the duty OF said men,
bers 10 consider all such amendments, and,
II requested. to bear parties Offering the
same, and to report the amendments back
severally to another caucus TO be hereafter
held, with their recommendation thereon.
Representative 7. j. Campbell suggested
that Il would be well II the cOmmittee should
agree not to report upon amendments before
the New YORK Democratic Convention IS
held next week, and 10 this suggestion 4 Ia
yorable response was made.
Under the terms OF the resolution large
number OF amendments were presented to
the secretaries and referred to the Demo
cratic members OF the Ways aud Means
Committee.
Mr. Bliss, OF New York, gave notice that
he would hand in a number Of amendments
relative 10 industries in his district, which,
he said, perhaps more than auY other, was
affected by the Mills Dill.
ON motion OF Mr.. Mansur, OF Missouri.
resolution was adopted in-tructng the secre-
taties Of the caucus 10 notify each and every
Democratic member Of the House to be pres
ent nt all times after the consideration OF the
tariff bill shall be commenced by paragraphs.
At Mr.. Springer's suggestion a resolu-
ton was adopted providing that hereafter
the daily session OF the House shall COM
mence at II A. NJ.
The caucus then adjourned subject TO call
by the Democratic members OF the Ways and
Means Committee, which Is 10 be issued
when they have acted upon proposed amend
ments to the ta1if bill
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-10
ACQUISITION OF HEALTH.
what Bahing.Powder Shall We Use

This plain question comes home TO every
housekeepcr. We all desire pure and whole
some food, and this cannot be had with the
use OF impure or poisonous bsking-powder:
There can be no longer question thar all
the cheaper, lower grades OF baking-powders
contain either alum, lime, or phosphate
acid As loaih as we may be 10 admit 20
much against what may have been some OF
our household gods, there can be no gam
saying the unanimous testimony OF The ON.
cial chemists. Indeed, analysts seem 10 tnd
no baking-pOwder entirely free from some
one OF these Objectionable ingredients except
the Royal, and that they report as eheull'
cally pure. We find some OF the baking
powders advertised as pure to contain, I'M
de. the tests OF Professors Chandler, Habir-
shaw. and others, nearly II per cent. OF
lime, while others are made from alum with
no cream Of tartar. This, we presume, &C.
counts for their lack OF leayening power as
sometimes complained OF by the cook, ana
for the bitter taste found In the biscuits
so frequently complained OF by ourselves.
But aside from the inieriOrity OF the work
done by these powders, the physicians assure
lis that lime and alum taken into the system
in such quantities as this are injurious.
Their physiological effects are indigestion,
dyspepsia, or worse evils.
The question naturally arises, why do these
cheap baking powder makers use these
things; Alum is three cents pound, lime
,iill cheaper, while cream OF tartar costs
thlrty.fye or forty. The reasons for the
chemical purity Of the Royal Baking Powder
were recently given in the New York Times
In 40 interesting description OF new method
for refining argos, or crude cream OF tartar.
II seems that it is only under this process
that cream Of tartar can be freed from The
lime natural TO ii and rendered chemically
pure; that the patents and plant for this cost
the ROYAL Baking-Powder Company about
bali million dollars, and that they. maintain
exclusive control OF the rights.
Professor McMurtrie, late chief chemist OF
the Department OF Agriculture, at Washing
ton, ID. c., made an examination OF this pro-
cess, and reported upon the results attained
in the refined cream OF tartar. The follow
ing extract from his report would seem to
answer the question repeated at the head OF
this article, and which l. so frequently pro-
pounded by the housekeeper:
81 baye examined the cream OF tartar
used BY the Royal Biking-Powder Company
in the manufacture OF their baklng.powder,
and find II 10 be perfectly pure and Tree
from lime in any form. The chemical tests
to which have submitted the ROYAL Baking
Powder prove 1t perfectly healthfu and free
from every deleterious substance. The
ROYAL Baking. Powder i purest I'm qualiiy
and highest I'm strength OF any baklnS-pOw-
der Of which | have knowledge"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-10

Is terror 70 tlmid voyagers, scarcely less on
account OF the periis OF the deep than the al
most certainty Of sea sickness. The best cura-
tive OF MAJ dc Daer Is Hostetters stomach Btters.
which settles the stomach at once and prevents
It's disturbance. 70 all travellers or tourists,
whether by see or land. Is presents q happy me-
dunn DO ween the nauseous or Intellectual re-
sources Of the medicine chest. and the problem
coholic stimulant, no matter how pure. The
Earring OF railroad car often produces
stomachic disorders akin TO that caused by the
rolling OF ship. For this the bitters Is prompt
and certsin remedy. The use OF brackish water,
particularly on long voyages in The tropics, in-
evlAbly Dreods disorders Of the stomach and
bowels Hostetfer's stomach Bitiers mixed with
Impure water nuliiaes it, Impurities. similarly
IL counteracts maiarial aud other preiudicAl In
duences Of climate or atmosphere, as wen as
the effects Of exposure and fatigue. Use 10 Tor
kidney complaints, rheumatism, and deoility.
my f0-Thlw)SA&Tu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-10
MALro-
FOR THE sODA-FoUNTAIN
l.. +. SALE.
APoTnEcARY, on yESABLE STREET.
PURITY GUARANTEED.

PURITY GUARANTEED.
1000 pounds IMPORTED CASTLE SOAP ="
lbc..
800 pints GENUINE IMPORTED BAY RUM at
5Oc..
l5c. will buy DIR. DAvlD's or DR. BULLS
COUGH SYRUP;
BE. will buy CARRIERS, DAYID's, or BRAN
DRETH PILLS:
l5c. will buy FRAYsERs NGRyEAS0 BONE
EMINENT:
ilc. will buy JUMPER TAR for colds;
i5c. will buy wYETHs BEEF WINE AND
IRON
75c. will buy PIERcEs MEDICAL DIscovE-
ny;
&c. will buy AYERS or HOODS sARsAPA-
RILLA:
;sc. will buy SIMMONS LIVER REGuLA-
TOR;
75c. will buy SCOTCH OATS ESSENCE;
81. g will buy sWIFr'S SPECIFIC, large;
6Oc. will buy soZODONT, tho best dentfrice;
Sc. will buy MEADE& BAKERS CARBOLlC
MOUTH-MAsHi
81 will buy WARMERS SAFE KIDNEY
CURE;
s.io will buy FELLOWS SYRUP HYPoPHos-
PHlIES;
lOc. will BUY ALLCocK's POROUS PLAs-
TER;
Csc. will buy pounds BEST MIXED BIRD
SEED;
DC. will buy LAZRLLs. VIOLET. or LAVEN-
DER WATERS, worth ii-tne best per-
iumes sold:
SOC. will buy GENUINE KLOSTERFRAU CO.
LOGNE (NUN'sl
900 pounds PURE INSECT POWDER at 65c.;
600 pounds GUN CAMPHOR AT 3Sc.;
I5c will buy PICOrS VIRGINIA WORM
KILLER lono Of best worm medicines
sod);
5Oc. will buy FLORIDA WATER Murray 6
IAnman); -
75c. will buy PAINE's CELERY COMPOUND.
Hp 25Th, Su&ru
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-10
psues. nEDIcIsEs. . e.

DIR r c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, = guaranteed SPECIFIC for hys's-
ria. Dixtluess Commissions. Fits, Nervous Neu-
ralgis, Headache. Nervous Prostrstion caused "
the use Of alcohol or tobacco, Wakefnlness, Mem
tai Depression. sOftening o; the Brain resulting
In insanity and leading b misery, decay, ana
death. Premature Old Age, ioss % Power In
Either Sax caused by oyer-ezertion OF me Draln
or oger-indulge0ce. Zach box contains one
months treatment 81 a box. or SIX boxes Tor "
sent by mail prepaid on receipt OF price.
VIZ GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
W cure any case. With each order received ~
US for six boxes. accompanied with ~ We VII
send the purchaser our written guarantee 20 re-
fund the money II tho treatment does not erecs
A cure. Guarantees issued only by
T. ROBERTS BAKER, Druggist
Sole Agent,
ei9 east Main street, Richmond. Va
nv l-d&wly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-10
DEAE HS,

BATES.-Dled. Wednesday morning. May 9,
ISIS at 800 O'Clock. at the Retreat Tor the SICK.
MAGGIE W.. daughter OF the late hicaian and
Martha A. Bates.
Funeral from Rroad-sueet Methodist fpisco-
pal church THURSDAY AZ 4 p. NJ Friends OF
the family Invited tO attend.
Baltimore papers please copy.
KINKER-Died, at the residence OF her hus-
band, John c. Kinker. No. 9U6 east Main street,
on the slh instant. Mrs MARY Il. I. klSkEh,
ia the twenty-nfth year OF her age.
The funeral will take place THURSDAY
MORNING It 10 O'Clock from the residence.
Friends Of the family are invited % attend.
Baltimore aud Philadelphia papers please
copy. "
MANDRRs. Tuesday, May sth, at II y.
NJ at Midlothian. Va. JOHN MANDEks, SR, In
the eighty-seventh year Of his age.
Funeral will take place from So Peters ca
thedral THIS CIhnrsdayl MORNING at II
O'Clock.
SELDES.-Dled, OF congestion Of the lungs, at
o'clock r. ~, April Goth, CARRIE. second
daughter OF Samuel NJ. aud Emma Bland Sci
den; aged seven years and seven months.
"0f such Is tbs Kingdom Of Heaven
"Yet when we think how dear
She was 70 us Ia her brief stay,
We can but weep that one 30 sweet
so early passed away"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-10
VHE BRADSrREET COMPANY,
Il CHARLES Y. CLARK, PRESIDENT
BRADsTREET7s RICHMOND OFFICE,
10. ii0s EAST MAIN STREET
Telephone No fSa
IN. Witty, superintendent

The Richmond ofice has more than kept pace
with the rapid growth OF the city aud develop
ment OF the territory tributary 20 H. IL Offers 70
the mercantile community Of this section all tho
advantages OF system the superiority Of vhlcn
Il recog nized In every trade centre Of tho civil
lied world That IL Il 10 special sense prepared
10 quart the interest OF its local patrons Ia at
tested By the fact that II has now larger number
Qsaesalbrs than aHz sthsr mercantile sgssea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-10
The Emperor's Condition.

BERLIN, May 9.-Ihe Emperor had a
fairly satisfactory night. His strength has
increased. The discharge OF pus has les
sened. 1t is expected that he will rise to-
day and recline on a sofa.
Berlin. NAV 9.-The Emperor passed a
very satisfactory day. He renamed out Of
bed until $50 p. N. and did not feel cspe-
cialy tired. This evening he had a slight
fever. The doctors. when inserting the ca
nula last evening, took the opportunity to
examine the wound in the Emperor's throat.
They express hope Of further improvement
in the patients condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-10
Baseball Yesterday.

by telegraph 70 the Dtspatch.l
Philadelphia, Pa.-Six innings; rain:
Athletics. .....-...........O 0 Id
Br0oklYns. ................3 0 o y %
Base-hits-Athletics, 8; Brooklyns, o..
Errors-Athletlcs. B; Brooklyns, 3. Bate
ries-Seward and Townsend; Foutz and
Bushong.
Pittsburgh innings; rain:
PrtsburEhs.. ...........0 o O-l
Philadelphia. o 0 0 o.
Base-hits Pittsbughs, 3 Philadelphlas,
o. Errors-Pittsburghs, B.; Philadelohils,
9. Batteries Henderson and Fields; Giea-
son and Clements.
Chicago:
Chlclgos ..........450 01 0 0 0-13
WasbingtOns .......1 0 1 0 90 o. 2
observation-disclosures, II; Nashingtons. ..
Errors-Cbicagos, 9; Washinetons, 6. Bat
teries-Krock and DAILY; Greening and
Deasley.
Louisville. KY:
Louisvilles ......0O 0226 2 0-lS
Kansas Ciiy........0 0 002 O. 6
Base .hits-LouisyilIes. IS; Kansas City, s.
Errors LouIsyIlles, 4; Kansas CITY, II. Bat
teries-Chamberlin and Cross; Pagan and
Briody.
indianapolis:
Indianapolis .......1 0 0 OF ,
New Yorks. 3 90 2x-1S
Base-hits-Indianapol :; New Yorks,
10. Errors-Indianapolis. @; New 1ofks,
s. Baueries-Hea,y, McGeachy, and DAILY !;
Keeie, Ewing, and Brown.
Detroit:
Detroits .......20 q 3 0 % o. 6
Bostons. ..........2 ) 0 0 2 0 0 x-l3
Base.hits-Detroits. II; B0stons, II. En-
rors- Detrolts, 81 Bostons, 3. Batteries
Conway and Bennett; Sowders and
O'ROuTke
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-10
tbs WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
generally cloudy, with occasional showers.
panoa of Tn arnonaeter Yesterday.
The Roisfernns Atlantic

Mean temperature. .......,....,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-10
HOUND AT LAST.
A POSITIVE PRTvENTTvs OF CHOLERA IN
HOGS AND FOWLS, AND A CURsIR
USED IN TIME
THE GREAT WESTERN CHOLERA CGRE

isthe remedy. Used successfully for years In ms
West introduced Rast now Tor tho nrst time
Lone jack Tobacco Is known throughout tbs
world and ~ j. is distinguished inventor ana
proprietor. JOIN W. CARROLL. ksl. see what hs
says: FOR -Ome months past have been using
the GREAT WESTERN CHOLERA CUkE 10 pre-
vent cholera ia my hOgs and with the mo-t saus.
factory resultA While others In the vicinity 81
my ulsntation have been troubled with this Ter
riblo scourge, my hogs have been entirely fres
from &C. and believe the liberal use OF this val
liable medicine will entirely prevent cholera"
Mr. ELIAS o. PAYNs. OF adams brothers q
Payne says: 81 have very 1ne chickens, anu
mink n great deal OF them. Not long ago. very
much 70 my regret, the cholera broke out among
them All were droopy, others very sick, and
some died, and thought would lose all ~ them.
was advised % use the WESTERN CHOLERA
CURE aud did 80 The effect Was alniost magical
They commenced improving at once. No more
died and I'm two or three days they were ell we'll
and thrifty. and not one has been -ick sinco.
You are authorized 90 give 10 my r'ost enthu-
siastic endorsation, and recommend tts use
both A. a preventive and cure ofchlcken cholera
For sale everywhere
Price, IS aud % cents Scot n any siiressta
the United states upon receipt Of the price.
Trade supplied by
FAULKNER & CRAlGHlII,
Wholesale Druggists. Lynchourg, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-10
FINANCIAL.
EEw YORK. BALTIMORE, AID RICH
x0HD sroox KxcHAHGKS
Grain, Provisions Cotton. Tobacco. Inr-
pentins, Rosin, Tar sad
Peanut Markets
fnr ,nlerr.nh % N. ni.natch.,

NEW YoEE. May 9-The reduction 10 Burling-
ton aud Quincy dividend had dampening
effect upon the London market this morning.
and this market responded 70 lower figures from
that centre. with declines from last evenings
prices at opening ranging up to per cent.
This brought out considerable long stock, ahd
traders did what they could 10 shake confidence
though there was no great effort 70 raid tne hst.
Fractional losses from the opening figures were
the result Of the mornings business, however,
Union Pacific leading the decline. The amount
OF business In the market dwtndled down 20
mid-sum mer proportions before noon. and wnhe
there was some reaction from tho lowest prices
the movement was entirely Insignificant the
feeling on Burlington and Quincy dividend
IN the mean time having undergone
a change for the better. Later, however, IL was
rumored that Developments OF favorable cha-
racter we're pending, which started the shorts 70
covering. All classes then rushed TN 70 buy, and
the market developed q very buoyant tone,
everything on the list rapidly rising. Inc losses
OF the forenoon were soon wiped OUT. anu hlete-
rial gains Ia addition were made. MISSOURI J n
cinc led the advance with Burlington and Quin-
cy. ST. Paul, Union Pacific, western Union,
New England, aud Northern Pacific preferred
we're not far behind. The improvement lasted
until the close. though there were slight reac-
tons in q part Of the list. No further feature
marked dealings. and the close was actiye and
firm At or near the best prices OF the day Inc
active list tonight invariably shows advances,
though Burlington and Quincy IL still u lover,
notwithstanding It's sharp recovery Mestorh
Union and Kansas and Texas are up is each,
Canada Southern l per cent. and others frac-
tional amolnts Total sslcs. 800, 900 shares:
NEW YORK, May 9-A0oR.-Stocks duli ana
steady. Money easy at Exchange-Long'
1867 short, 49, Governments duh and steady.
EUeninG. Exchange active and strong Long,
4S7: short, 4SgS. Money easy at l8e2 per cent
Sub-Treasury balAnces-Coin, 3l.sOl,OOO: cur
rency, Si3 953, COO Governments duh and steady ;
4 per cents, 1897; ~ per cents, lO'A. state
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-10
THE RIcHuoNp Observation-Disclosures May 10 1859

observations at 8 A. VI. and p. NJ, stand
ard eastern time, for three observations now
telegrnphed.
General Greelv says In regard 10 Ibis mat
ter that the third telegraphic observations
viii be replaced by special observations sent
TO this Office, which will keep the indications
officer fully advised as to the edge OF adj
yancing cold waves, local storms, or other
marked atmospheric phenomena.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-10
FiFTIErn CONGRESS.
wAsHIxeroS, May 0, 1888.
senate.

Among the bills reported from the com
slillees and placed on the calendar were .Iie
following: Senate bill 10 trsnsfer the sur
Vty Of coasts 70 the NAVY Department,
House bill for the enlargement OF puoilo
building At Atlanta. Ga.
81. BIZ. sherman, from the Committee on
oreisn Relations, reported back (adyerssIyJ
,ne resolution offered by Mr.. RiddlebeIgsI
ioi me confederation OF the fisheries treaty ~
opeh session, and (slso adyerseiy) the reso'u,
you ousrtd by Mr.. ifosr for the report o.
sas oeOaies on the proceedings on the nsue-
" treaty to be subject 10 The order OF INC
s vssa ~ 10 IT, publication. The resolutions
gt1 sS Placed on the calendar, and 1T The sng-
NJ ~ o. Mr.. Hosr notice. was given ~
taLs, UPSTREAM that the resolutions would DC
NJ w tof aotion Tomorrow.
IsH asked Mr.. Sherman II the rsse-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-10
PimlicO Races
ny telegraph % the pIspatch.l

TBy teIegraph % Ihe UIspdIC1I
BALTIMORE, May 9.-First rtce-three-
quarters Of milc-BrOwn Charlie won; De-
fence second, Crichton third. Time, I:i5I.
Mutuals paid S27 80.
Second race-Vernal sweepstakes, one
mile-Dciaulter won; joe Lee second,
Eyolt (geding) third. Time, l:45.
Third race-Clabaugh memorial stakes for
two-year. olds-balf mIle-Buddhist, rank
outsider, won by three lengths; Holiday
second, Little Barefoot third. Time, soy.
Mutuals paid S42.7j.
Fourth race Handicap swcepstakes-Le-
logos won; Tenbooker second, Bela third.
Time, 1:jSa.
Fifth race-one mile-Paymaster and Tit
willow were the only starters. Paymaster
won. Time, 1iG.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-10
, futures ranged as follows;
RKYInN nF THE cnIcAoO MARkKfe,

CHICAGO. Nay a-Every hing eIse gavc way to
The interest In wheat shis m ,rntng on 'Change.
The looa-iooked for secona bulge came strong.
There was no new argument and startliog neTs;
simply heavy buying by q few leading Operators,
and the crowd was coon with them. The open-
same as last nights closing, but within two hours
wheat took Jump Of about 2c. The nrst thing
10 influence the upward turn was the estimate OF
Mr. King. OF Toledo. putting the crop In Ohio a.
90 sgainste IS In April Then ~ was generally nc-
uevcd mai he Washington report which Il due
tomorrow. will confirm tbs worst pros
pseis published aud me operators took
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-10
RICHxoND TOBACCO MARKET.

MAY Q. 1888
The offerings at auction were 3s packages; S
we're takon in. Prices were from ~ to Sic,
and grades were common 20 good medium sun
cured. The market is more active for good lug
illers, chiefly for export manufacturing.
Trading in brghts was very light Old sun
cured privately shows bettor feeling. The stock
Is very small OF this kind. Several good dark
crops will be sampled to morrow, 10th.