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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-09-17
MILLINE EY
important Millinery Notice. >
* ROU = KOFF'S

STRAW HATS AS everybody knows, KROUSKOFF
is HEADQUARTERS, and has the LARGEST assortment
this side of New York and the LOWEST PRICES Rough
and Ready, Tramway Porcupne Mans Union and Patent
Mlans Lace and Combinations for Ladies' Misses and Chill
dren. FINE IMPORTED HATS, BONNETS FLOWERS
FEATHERS, PUSHES VELVETS SILKS Etc, MUST
be closed out The stock comprises assortment of and
beautiful Millinery of every description. WE CONTINUE
TO SELL AT RETAIL first floor at SAME prices
we WHOLESALE upstairs WE ALSO CONTINUE OUR
GREAT RIBBON SALES heretofore until further notice
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-09-17

When out shopping for real big bar
gains in Clothing, don't fail to call on US.
We make no big display, but our prices
tell.
SIMON MITCHELL,
SIGN OF THE GOLDEN ARM.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-09-17
STOVES.
THE GAUZE Wire OVEN DOOR

A great improvement to
Stoves and Ranges. Perfection
attained in roasting and broil-
ing. 40 per cent. saved on
meats and % per cent. on
bread. Call and be convinced.
COrnWell & Chapman
1917 BRoUGHToN STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-23
RIcFNONp TOBACCO NARKET.


Offerings to-day we're 81 packages at auction
wita sales Of a sun-cured at high prices. The
following packages shows prices on a crop sold
to-day: $50, SO, So 50, $50, fl4. {l325, 49,
and s4S0. Little else is sold at auction, but sun
cured substitutes leok cheap beside these ruling
prices. There is only moderate trading in bright
wrappers to-day while We hear Of some common
and medium fller sales 10 manufacturers In
which az best no money was made. The feel
ing ia that we are on the near approach Of better
yalues and more active market There is much
crop-talk, but little Is expressed that is definite
and reliable 1t appears true that the hot
weather and dry spell has caused buttoning or
budding out thus early. We hear Of gloomy
predictions, but have been often deceived in the
outcome and prefer TO wait TIL after July LIST for
moro perfect information. Western markets are
strong without excitement or speculation.
GAINESVILLE, TENN, June l9.-our receipts
are falling OF, but are still fair for the size Of
the crop The sales for tho week ending to-day
were SO hOgsheads.
The market was active and very stroug for all
substantial and fat sorts Of leaf and Tugs, but
Irregular on poor and nondescripts and dam
ageg hegshesds
The uurk OF tho offerings Is now taken by reg
ular demands. which seem content with the pres
eDt scale of prices.
We again had some showers during the past
week. which gave paintings where the rainfall
was SUFFICIENT, aud perhaps three fourths Of the
intended crop was planted. The early plant
iugs OF May are growing of under the effect Of
tue recent showers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-23
Foreign Notes.

ny Angl0-American cable to tho Dspatch.l
MADRID. June - The Chamber OF De-
puties has rejected the proposal to devote
one million pcsatas for an official representa-
ton by Spain at the Paris Exhibition, but
has approved the granting Of 100000 pesata'
to assist manufacturers desiring to send
goods to the exhibition.
BERLIN, June 22.-Emperor william viii
open the Reicbstag with grand ceremonies,
similar to those attending the opening Of the
Reichstag in 1871 by his grandslre.
RoML, June 22.-The OSSerrQtOre Romano,
referring to Premier CrispPs policy as in-
tended 10 force the Pope to leave Italy, says
it will have that result il pcrsevered IN.
BERLIN, June 22.-The NahCndl Zettung
announces that the coronation OF the En-
peror and Empress as King and Queen OF
Prussia will take place at Koenig,berg IN the
autumn.
PARIS, June 22.-Premier Flouquet, reply
ing to petition from the French Institute
praying that he give permission to Due
D'Aumlle 70 return TO France, thus restoring
TO the institute the distinguished member,
said that the question could not be consid-
cred apart from politics and tha: he would
reler the request 10 the Cabinet.
The Senate to-day approved credit OF
81, 500,0 600 Tor the artillery and engineer SER
vice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-23
Baseball Yesterday.

Baltimore:
B1timores.. .......0 0 q 0 0 90 | 40
Cleyelands ..........4 0 0 | % o l x-6
Observation-Disclosures S; Cleyeands. Z.
Errors-Bal.mores @; Clevelands, 8. Bat
teries-Smiih and Trott; Bakeley aud Zim.
mer.
philadelphia:
Athletics ...........1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0-5
BrooklyDs. 0 0 0 o.
Base-hts-Athleics 10; Brooklyns, H..
Errors-Athletics, 5; Brooklyns, 1. Bate
ries-seward and Robinson; Mays and Hat
bert.
Boston:
Bostons .............0 % 1 90 0 0 OIL
New Yorks..........O 1 90 900 0 1-2
Base.hits-Bostons, a. New Iorks, q.
Erorrs-- Bostons. .; New Yorks. 5. Bate
ries-Maden and Kelly; Welsch and Eap'
Ing.
Chicago:
Cnicagos ........1OO0O 0x-12
Pittsburghs. .......IOOIO OO31- s
Base-hlts- Chtclgos, Is; Pittsbutghs. o..
Errors CbicagOs. 6; Piitsburghs. 3. Bat
teries-Bryan aud DAILY; Calvin and Miller.
Cincinnati Eleven innings:
Cincinnatis. ..3 2 0 0 90 1 . 0 0 40
LouisYilles .....3 II o o 90 3 0 o. 8
Base.hits-- Cincinnatis. II; Louisvllles. -.
Frrors-C incinnNtis. 4; LouIsylles. 10. Bat
teries-Viar and Baldwin; Stratton and
Cook. NsS~ -. -
Detroit:
Delroits ...........0 $1,000 Ks
Indianapolis ........O DO 4 l o . 81
Observation-Disclosures, 49, Indianapolis. o.
Errors Detroits, I; indianapolis, D. Bat.
teries-Gruber and Sutcilf; Moiett aud
RuckleV
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COTTON REPoRc.
RICHMOND MARKETS

jUNBSS, 1888
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Eu,tsr, Eegs, F5iols. Lard. Corn Neal
Burtor: Choice, family packed, 1ssisc.; choice
store packed. Bal5c.i good 10 prime, lac.
poor TO iair, l2ai3c.
Receipts very heavy and demand only fair.
Live Hens Choice, fat, 20a23c. q piece; old
cocks and small hens, lsa0c.
other sizes. i0a20c
Eggs: Fresh. l7c- active.
Lard: Country, sc. active.
Corn Meal: 3oaooc. per bushel for country zoe.
for city mills
Vsgeta5lsa
Cabbage Norfolk, 7sc. ssI barrel
Potatoes: Irish. extra choice. new, 72c.a AL per
bushel; SA5eaS4 per barrel.
Onions: g. per bushel.
Tomatoes: 81 box.
Green ana Dried FTuits
Apples Green. choice, taasS5o per barrel, fair
demand: good TO Ace. C17bssS per barrel
Peaches: 51c.atl.59 box as 70 qualify
hiscslaneOuL
BessWax eOc. per pound.
Biack-O Bark: EDssed. tii per 2.24o pounds;
BLACK OAK AMI chestnut rough. IS per 5000
psunds
&c.
Flaxseed: sisti.o5 per busheL
lay: no. ! tiIaothy. $is.50as2i: No. 2. $40
Eni-OasL Brownstar. s2ias2a per ton, bran.
selss2a per tOa: sniPstuf, s2ias2s per ton
Balsd Oats: tilaslz
Roots: Giassas, Tf5asLso per pound: ssns-
ca free Of tops, 33ssoc. per pound
Peanuts: ~ &s1sc.; extra nand-picked oaoAc..
active. a. 70 quality.
RE: 55aspc. per DusheL
snucks: 55aJ0c.
Balsd Straw: 4sjSa4Sc.
Tallow: 4J4c. por pound
WOol: Washed, S2c; unwashed, 2ic. BURY
will bring from . 10 &C. per pound less than
the above rateA
CEMENT. LrNs. PLASTER. &C
Gem Cement kOssDaai'' 81" per barrel James
Lime: Agricultural. saiOc. per bushst Rock
and, 81. l0as;.sb per barrel, according 70 guam
tity; Virginia. tfasi.0A
Plaster: lump, = per ton; ground, $50
Norta Carolina Tar Large sire, 81 coal tar.
s.
Fire Brick: per 100. s4oAtts
Plastering Hair: n. por pound
pEuos. DyKsrurrs. OIL, 40.
Alum: 2Ac.
Alcohol: 81 s5ase.4o per gallon
Ooaosntratsd Lyc s275a$s.3o per case OF four
dozen.
Coppsrass lace.
CochiResli 50c. per pound.
Extrast q Leguood; ENC; assorted, i4c
Indigo: 7ba00c.
kadder: losi2c.
Oiis: Linssssd, Sc; machine. ioAz5c. sperm,
75c.asl: whale. <Se.; Strata. S5Atoc.; Labrs-
dor-cod OH. tsssee.; lard, ns; swess % per
lea. yhxinta hhriczung lssfoa; kerosene,
e]fe. cazh pr ssffon.
Race Ghsgnr. -
spfFss Tnrpeatmas 5sa<Dc
soda Sal. f<ssc.. In kegs b CARR sks
&c.
psy aoops
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-23
Marine Disaster.

fBy telegraph 10 the Dlspaichl
SAN FRANCIsco, June 22.-rhe steamer
Bertha, " hIch arrived from kurluk, Alaska,
brought three OF the sailors OF the Goldfish
ing schooner Isabel, which encountered a
gale MAY 1st. and on the Sd had TO be aban.
doneG. The men ,ook TO The boats, but in
the storm got separated. Eight skiilS, which
contained the nineteen men on board the
Isabel, at first divided themselves into
two parties OF four skis. After
being out three days two OF the
men went mad from The bardships endured
and had to be put IN separate boats and soon
were drowned. When another boat cap
sized apiaiu Nickersou, IN trying to save
the lives OF the men, was drowned. as were
also The men whom he tried to rescue. II Is
believed thatthe men in the two boats which
got separated from the others were also
drowned, making fourteen who lost their
lives.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-23

hsIes. June. sia sss,io.es: July. fi0e1ses0 N
August, gfQ s3sfie.h; septsm5eS. ~ usS1s
October, sas1xsase; Novenrser aad gecsn ZEE
- tssssls: jsea.ry. 1nHof25s: FsHusry.
SaesaSss Is; Nsycs. ss.7ssssS; Apsti. Sopas@oj
May, 3ssssses'.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
Lfvssroof. June 21--sson ---cossSa nrfn ana
IN fair deplaad; uplspds tHd- orIs~nss
safsS.: salca. fef bales; speculation ana 81
pert Loo eaiss; rscsipfa, 13Oao oeise: Amsrt
esn, II. 900 bales P4tnrss nrm; june, si-Sfo
June and July, 5si-sid.: Jsiy and aagrt.
S Sosla: August and septsrnbcr. 5gAetf.: sep.
ierper and October, issfd.: October and
November, Ils4a.; November and pccsmDer,
512s4d. scptcmbsr, ss-e4d.
az k--sales Included 500 bsles Amerlcsn;
June, s 31.e4d. buyers: JuEe and July. JSctoss
buyers: .ksly and August. 0-s<d.. sssier: Au-
gust and september, 5 23-S<d., sober; Sspsmpef
and October. ls-eta.. buyers; octotor ana
November, 1894, buycrs November ana ~
cember. ii-std-, buyers bccsmesr, sl.esa.s
value; September. 2s-e4d, seller. Fntares
quiet.
ar. M--Juns, s 30s4d., buyer: Jana and
July. ~ ed. buyer; July and Ansvst,3 3-6ff-,
seller: August and sspteracss ssv-tid., seiier;
September and October. 1874. value; October.
Is-6ld., buyer; November and December,
Had, puyer; Decsmesr and January.
li-6+a., value; September. $3.50. seller
Futures closed quiet
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
(lsportsd fer the Dspstch.l
JUNE eo--Narket ssrsng ana somewhat ec~
tive. The receipts OF County STOCK sbunfsnf,
the improved prices causing The stock 70 move
10 market Prime, SAa3hc.: fancy, SIC; COM
men. lhaskc.: sheled. 2Lsskc.; Spanish
s4a21c; fsctory hand picked, ssstkc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-23
sheepshead-Bsy Races.

10y I1IttIapII % tIIv DI5V'F1'7'I'I
NEW YORK, June 22.-First race at Sleeps
head Bay-seyen eighths OF a mile-Bess
won; Telie Doe second, Baliston third.
Time, 1:2S3.
Second race-three quarters OF mile
Aurania won; Harrisburg second, j. A. Is.
third. Time. JIG.
Third race-One mile and a halt-Prince
Roysl won; sir Dixon second, Defence
third. Time, 1891.
Fourth race-one mile and quarter-Fa-
vor won; Grover Cleveland second, The
Bourbon third. Time, 2:i0i.
Fifth race-one mic and a iurlong-Swiit
won; Inspector b. second, Choctaw third.
Time, 1:j4t.
Sixth nce-three quarters OF a milo on the
grass Volunteer won; Yictress second, Isis
third. Time, l:iSt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-23
The AnaIGnmRted Association and
tLeIrou Manufacturers.

by telegraph to the DisPGtch.l
PITTSBURGH, PA, June 22.-Thls alter
noon at the wage conference Of the Anal
gamated Association and iron manufactu-
rers the latter presented their scale ssking
10 per cent. reduction as their uitimatum.
The workers committee had no authority
to accept il, aud decided to subniL the
question 70 the vote Of the local lodges.
The conference then adjourned until next
Friday, when the Analgamated committee
will be in position to accept or reject the
manufacturers proposition. II 1t is rejected
there Will probably be lockout.
At to-day's session OF the Amalgamqted
Association Convention the following officers
were elected President, william Webe /;
Secretary, William Martin; Treasurer,
james Penny-all OF Pittsburgh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-23
Bisiso Heard From.

lhI Nsokiebn W eno D"p"tlhl
NEW YORK, June 23.--The Tribune OF this
morning has the following cable Dispatch
Tendon, June 22.-Blsine telegraphs to-
day from Jedburgh that several American
correspondents are following him. but that
any attempt TO represent that he has modi-
fed the position taken in his Florence and
Paris letters is entirely croundless. THIS /
cable at his request. G.. W. 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-23
DELEGATES VERY FESTIVE.
0liG New York, Pennsylvania, and Maine
MaBOeuyrins.
WISE is CHAIRMAN.
Rumors Running wild-Blsins Still on the
Cards-A6iourned UEtil
To-Day.

The fourth days session OF the National
Republican Convention at Chicago has
solei and stall there has been no nominal
Ton, the "Grsnd old Party" being still sat
sss." our specials and the Associated Press
kilograms given below cover the situation
s. Ear As possible. The specials aim TO mir
ror toe outlook as 1t appeared from time TO
pme during the day TO our correspondent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-23
FINANCIAL.
KEw YORK. BALTIMORE. AND SIcH
NoED STOCK RxcHAHGEz
Grain. Provision. Cotton. robsesa fur-
pentins, Resin. Tar. and
Psenut nsrketk
rBr telegraph 70 "a. pisps,ch.l

NEW YoRK. June 22--rhe interest In political
events seriously interferes with speculation N
tho STOCK market to-day. but the strong TOGO OF
the last few days showed no elimination There
was continuance Of the covering movement
which probably did more than anything else 70
give tho market is firm tone. n remsined gen.
orally irm all day. and closed duh and steady
close TO tho best prices. Most Of the list are
small fractions higher. Sales aggregated
i3S0o0 shares.
ENEu'YoRT, June ss--Soon.--stocks dull Money
easy a. lax. Exchsngs--Long, 4s7A; short,
4SsA. Governments neglected.
ErsniH1. -ExchsnFe drll and steady. Money
cas- 81 ialA per cent Sub-Treasury balances
Coin, si3S, 7Si go: currency. 3i6,so0 c. Govern
msnts dull sRd firm; per cents, t29; ~ per
cents, i07k. State bonds dull
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-23
aud bits Of decoration az relics. Then the
lights went out and Fitch quit.


In remarkable contrast 10 all this was the
speech OF Chauncey VI. Dfpew only Jew
moments before Withdrawing with an inc
grace and force and good taste OF polls
gentleman bis name from the list OF candi-
dates for President. The greatest surprise
oi the day, aud one evijestiy much In hr'
Depew's favor. Is the fact that he gave no ~.
dlcAtioa whatever OF desire, II possible, u
be could not get the nomination himself 10
say TO whom the nomination should go.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-23
Four Boys Drowned.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, June 22.-Four young
boys named While Croley, aged thirteen;
his brother Arthur, aged twelve; Frank
Wright, aged fourteen, and John f. Ed
wsrds, aged ten, who live IN RoxborouEh,
a suburb OF this city, were drowned while
bathing in the canal this afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-23
Great Gale on ,ne Ranks.

lBy tclegraDh 70 mo Diaphchl
GRAND RIVER. QUEBEC, June pa gale
that caused great loss Of life and property
set in here wednesday. Boats fishing on
Miscou banks were swept away, and as far
as can be ascertaned to-day six men were
1rOWnpd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-23

RICHMOND, juno y, IS5A
oPFEEIHGA
WHHAr.-s0 bushels.
C0RN.-1.0s2 bushelA
OATS-i,0O9 bushels.
FLOUk-l0 barrels.
SAILS SzP0RrsD TO SECRETARY
CoRH.-White. SO bushels very good at64c.; 800
bushels very good on private terms.
FLOUR
Ws11oss: Fins, s2.5)ls17j. supsrine, t27Ji
s3.25; 5ktrl, SL5laslGJ; family sialL5l patent
family 60 lRtry. ti:70aS1
COTTON REPoRc
Market steady
QUOTATIONS.
HTpDLING, oHc.
Low MfDDLHsG, o..
GOOD ORDINARY. SIC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-23
Pension Bil,s Passed.

(By telegraph to the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, June %. AT the evening
session The House passed thirty-seven pri.
vate pension bills and then adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-23
AUCTION sALss TO-DAY.

" W BOWIE, . r. NJ brick residence No. 81
east Main street
Z. B. COOK, +. NJ, mules al storrs & Cos
stables.
RICHMOND BAZAAR AND CARRIAGE RE-
POSlrORI. 10 A. A.. horses, mules, buggie-,
&c. II \. 81, horses, buggios, wagons, hay,
70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-23

FORT OF RICHMOND. june p. 1854

IO0A VI hitEMVND. JUNE % A9,N
ARRIVED.
Steamship Wyanoke. Boaz. New YORK. mer-
chsndise and passengers, q. W. Alien a Co,
agents, and sailed on return.
Schooner william Cobb, Chase, hennebec, Ice,
Rich nond Ice Company.
Schooner John :. Beacham, CHM, Rondout
cement Warner Moore.
schooner Wild Pieeon, Paine, kennebec, leo,
Richmond Ice Company
Schooner Mappilla, Wentworth, Bridgeport
Iight. 10 Curts a Parker.
Schooner ElenOra NaDdufen. Godfrey, Pnila-
delphia coal, = II. Hawes.
Schooner Eurotas, Winchester, fnilaielphia,
coal, ,. II. HAYES.
SAILED.
Steamer Pioneer, -, Philadelphia. NOR
chsndise and passenger, }. W. hcCarssk,
agent
steamer Ariel. Doyo Norfolk. United States
mail, merchandise. and passengerA l. y. tAfunl.
agent
schooner Cora $. Yangilder. stcslman. Bs-
yonne AMI New YORK, slaves and spikes; vessel,
Curtis 4 Parker.
schooner Florence, Vanclesf, Boston. coal.
Chesapeake and OHIO railway, vessel. curtis .
Parker.
PORT or NEwPORrNEwI JUNE %. 1854
by telegraph
lBRgvEn
Steamship william Lawrence, ---. Provt-
dence, and called for West Point. merchandise.
SAILED
SchOoners J. y. Ogisn, Tole. New York; A. X.
Weeks, -, Portland-bOth 10 load coal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-23
What is ScrofuIa

tia that impuTity in the blood. which, aeeunu
latlRg in the gland, Of the Reck, produces IN
slightly lamps or swslkngs; which causes painful
running ssres On the arms, legs, or feet; which
dsvelepes ulcers in the eyes, ears or nsse, Otter
Causing blindness or deafness; which Ia tbs origin
Of pmp.es, caneerous gTowths, or many other
Manifestations usually aacribed 10 humors."
1t mare formidable enemy than consumption
or cancer alone. for scrofula combines the worst
possible features Of both Being The most ancient
1t Is the mos, general Of all diseases or Affections
for very few parsons eatirely free from is.
How can IL be cured? by taking Hoods Sarss
pariilA, which, BY the cures Il has accomplished,
often rhea other medicines have failed. has
proven Itself 10 b potent and peculiar medicine
for this disease. for all Affections OF the blood
Hoods ssrsaparfia Is nneguailsd and some OF the
cures 1t has effected are really wonderful ifyou
suffer frsz rrsfula in a.y Of rs various forms,
DO ssrs 10 Efve Hoods sazapariHa q trial
Hoods Sarsaparilla
selaby all druggists sissixfsr IS. Prepared saIy
By @. L HOOD a Co, kpsthscaziss, Lsvsii. Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-23
nARKETs BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.


Nav YeKE. Juue es.--Cot:on quiet; sales, 400
bales: upiaads, 10 5-lec.; Orleans. 10 7-l5c; net
receipts At this port for ts0 week. 800 bales gross
receipts. l5,o5l bales; OXpOrts-tO Great Britain,
1852 baloe; ~ France, 74l bales; 70 tho Cont
neat. 100 balee: forwarded, 1868 bales; sales.
2.GN bales spianers, ,s6J; stock. 1889 bales;
pet receipts a. all ports today, l,522 baies; OK
ports-te Great Britain, e,i4s esAes 10 the Cont
mont, ., 5l5 bales: stock 5Oj,Oig bales. southern
-four quiet AID unchanged. Wheat lower win
little business. closing weak; No. 2, June, s57s a
sc. July, $50 AZ .. Corn fairly sctiYe and
lower, closing weak No . June, SIC. July, 81 a
b5ac. Ost. quiet and steady; optlOns q shade
lower and onls moderately active; Ma. 2, spot,
3lkc. Hepsauirt aud unchanged Cofee-SpOt
duil and nominal At ti475; optlonsquiet closing
20 pniBts lower on June; July, $i055atl0. o (;
August g. s5aS9s5 Sugar firm: refined hrm
Aoiassss dull. Rice steady. Petroleum steady;
crude In barrels, 6a6Ac.; refined steady 7hc
Coiten-sSed otl-Crads, &c.: refined, 4a4sc
TAllo1 more active but easier ROsin steady at
H.l5aLiTh for strained 70 good. Turp0ntino
Irregular a. 36aabsc. Hides dun and IN
changed. Wool quiet Pork quiet and steady.
Tier cd beef duu. Cut-meats quiet and I'M
changed. Midale5 duh ami nominal. Lard
stronger and quiet: western steam, $50; June,
SS.46. Freiehts steady.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, June 22.-CRsh quotations were Flour
duh and neglected. No. spring wheat, sst4 a
9S7.c.; No.9 red, S0asOAc. No. cOEn, yss4Tc
No 2 oats, Ole. hess-port, $3.50. Lard, sal5.
Short-ribs, $40: shoulders, {5aj625, shOrtcear.
s7.t0aT s.. Whisky. Sl.z0
Lsadingtgture5 ranged Is follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-23
LATE WEATHER REPORT

LATE WEATHER REPORT.
lBy telegraph to tho Dispatch.l
, WASHINGTON, June 23-l 4. M-For
tEkIR Virginia and North Carolina, light to
t-fresh westerly winds, cooler, fair
weather.
THE WAITER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
clear and pleasant
Range OF Thermometer Yesterday:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-23
RICHMOND STOCK ExHACNeE'

FRIDAY. June %. 1854
SALgs-SEcoND BoAsD.-S330 Virginia new 3's
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TALK IN THE INTERIM.

During the recess the various delegations
retired to their headquarters 10 talk over
the situation aud 20 come TO seme xgree-
uent as 10 a candidate for whom their votes
should be cast II II was found that their first
choice had no chance OF seiectioa. The
meetings were protrscted up TO nearly the
hour set for the rcassembling OF the con-
yentiop, and for this reason there were few
delegates In the ball at o'clock. The
friends OF .Gresham were much elated at
the recess taken this afternoon, and regarded
II as favorable 20 the chances OF their favor
lite. The recess was Only taken after sena.
tor Miller, OF New York, and Dir. Quay, OF
Pssnsylvanis. had sent a message to Mr..
Farnell, OF Illinois, requesting information
as TO WHISTLER such action wsuld be agree
able 10 the IIsseis delegation, aud received
an sfarmatiye reply.
Speculation il rife a. 20 when break VIII
GENE AID xAo viii be thc fortunate caBds-
dste who will be che resipssnt Of the vetes
ioging from the dissbAsxfss<on OF the
scsl1ts Of support OF tbs fassrsee Sons, bni
noih<sg positive or Trustworthy esn DO
gathered ard doubt still envelopes the siiua-
f,on. IL "a rumored, however, that New
Yesk has decided 10 speak TO Harrison In
order 70 prevent IN agreement between the
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PrlntE Merrimack. &C.; nerrimsck shirs-
lnS 5xc.; sosih krttxa Nc; fscife C.;
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Mean temperature b.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

RICHMOND. June %, 1881
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sALEs kzPORrsa TO sRrsErARY.

CoRH.-White. S2 bushels very good at64c.;
bushels very good on private terms.