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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
CHICAGO.



CHICAGO, June 2o-Durinz tho entire sessloa
To- day wheat moved up aud down within q mar
row range, but all the time from 10 sc. over the
closing price last night While there we're no
signs mat the slight rally OF yesterday might be
followed by strong bulge to-day ibid not come.
There was good start when July opened nc.
higher at size, aud sold right up to s2&c. bat
Immediately fell away 70 re. and later
% sSc. There were sono bull arguments, but
thoy wore not sufficient 70 make good advance.
There was no significant trading here " start
the crowd either way, although the pit was more
active than on Tuesday. July xas a. s2sc-, or
He. besor a an last night st o'clock to-day; but
the close found Is asS%e-
Corn was disappointment today. Prices
opened sc. higher han last pight aad July even
advanced point 70 e2he Then there vas de-
cline % 505ssaic. asu sbe sccood bulge 20 sac.
July sold down 10 5oAc. rallied little and
closed az 1910, or ne. under lass night Other
futures alsc closed ne the bottom for the session.
Oats opened trm aad higher. sold down 70 {
point lust under last nignts ciosieg. Aaa closed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21

a Fight between wise and Malone
Wen-POIice Called In.

CHICAGO. June 9J.-1ho Tribune this morn
iYc puiiuhes highly sensational accOunto OF the
proceedings before The Committee on Creden-
uals late last night iu the Nise-Mahone contest
After dcs riliug q scene ot disorder Of which its
reporter caught glimpse when tho door OF the
committee room Was suddenly opened to admit
Is policeman. tho IfsbUue says IL Is learned o. at
fio Virginia ROW started between Wiso aud Ma
hone While q Malone delegate (Allen) was
a.Aiue, Bra - and Wise frequently interrupted.
Malone aud Wise wore sitting not more that Dvo
i..t auart on the same side Of the table.
Nlee sad something In an undertone 10
Malone which no ono casghL lut MahOne a.
once lumped up and reached FOR Wiro. The
latter isf out for Malone, bat tho mcmber5
string between tbem prevented any damage.
U1fu were taking eXcitedly: bat attention was
Iu . moment diverted from them 10y Congress
man Iibloy. ono Of tho Rnti-Nahono men, VINO
ftruck al Allen. The accounts diiior, hut most
cd tfe mombors seemed 90 mink that Allen was
1t lie wo5 Ht.ll on his feet and IiDhey cursins
lin. Allon struck back and confusion prevailed.
several q the Malone people went Tor Libbey
ani horo him % Tie noor All the colorod mon
in lie room took part aud the mass OF arms and
le.- DO motion was such shat the peace.making
members hardly dared approach. EX-Con-
81. -.wan brady, VINO Is himself one OF
... WISE following. MAS one for whom the
Valono houch'uen seemed 90 feel The greatest
a. mostly. "I1nt let Brady get away" yelled
a voice dat sounded Ike MahOne's. anu rush
wasRt once inside Tor MIN. A pair OF western
mon al once closed Ia aud saved Brady from
much harm. Peace makers finally succeeded IN
pulling most OF tho lighters apart. hut II was not
uutu tho policeman az tho door, who rushed IN,
hrd cracked several coIore1 heads with bis club.
one NAV. said 20 be named Mott, was especially
ugly and could uo- o. Quletei TIL Scrgcantat-
arms smith caught him by The throat cXclhim-
ing stop. ~tup.i and throw him halt across tho
room. When q tembiance OF Orler was restored
two or three mombors were standing on tbo table,
tae policeman aid sergeant at-arms had squads
OF the Oelg 'rcnts under their care, while Char
man Hepburn MS koopiug close eye on Ma
hone aud Wise.
" ~ expressed MS regret a. the OccurrcDce,
explaining low 10 wus Malone said nothing.
Llbpey ai-1 -poBc halt apOiOs eiically, saying ia
The heat ~ ne moment ne thought hllon was
striking 40 Mise, but ho dld not think he himself
had really ht Auca. The committee felt that
something OF his Kind was necessary. several
members hal proposed 20 eXpel L1ubey, and If
he hal not made TINS explanation he would un-
doubleday have been expelled. Inc desire 70
avoid publicity, however, WAS strong. II Was
agreed that The row should be Kept quiet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
STRENGTH OF rmE CANDIDATES
The vote on the Virginia Case Con-
adhered n Test, &c.

CHICAGO, June 20.-Ths FIRST nights session Of
he Republican Nati0aal Convention ending
shortly before midnight tonight brought at Tho
last moment first tho approximate OF the
strength OF any presidential candidate on the
roll IL showed that sherman could mus
ter II best 2j9 votes. The Toll-c6n was On
the Virginia contest and the vote for the
Malone meu was taken 70 mean tbs vote for
senator sherman. ohio tried % disguise the fact
that tsst-yote was being taken and split her
vote even. Counting ohio's vote for sherman,
however. bis aggregate on The roll-sail would be
as stated. 2f9 v0tea
Ths othsrsensation OF the night session was
the speech by Governor Foraker In response 10
the noisy calls by his admirers. he undertook
20 give President Cleveland number Of savage
raps, and la describing tho next President OF
tho United States neatly avoided committing
himself by simply asserting that tho new Chief
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
"A NEW COMBINATION.
Harrison and Pheips-what IL VIII
Euplu0e.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
CHICAGO. Ill, June 20.-The situation has
changed within the last few hours. Blaine
closest frieuds arc quietly working for Harri-
son. This nsans. Of course. Harrison and
Phelps. Tho Pacific State5 are tho doubtiui
states In the combination. but IL VIII De 90,
served that the combine VII Include oil OF
New England and tho States OF New jersey
and Indiana. Note also that New Jersey, Con
3ectcut. and Indiana are doubtful. aud an ne
pubicaus here think that Harrison and Phelps
can carry all three of these States In November
Phelps Is also strong ia New York: In fact, his
law Office ~ there. aad all his family sIengtn
is there. and 90 least ono half OF tho New
YORK delegation would be glad 20 SEQ DepeW
dropped. Ia that event New York would go ior
Harrison aud Phelps. ana then all OF tho DOUBT
ful northern states would be IN harmony. ana
tie convention would have 20 yield. II would 90
10 kangaroo ticket either, for Phelps, WINE
strong in New York. Connecticut, and New Jer-
sey. would be lost In tho West where Harrison's
strength lies The comment here tonight on inc
new combine seems 10 be that Harrison ana
Phelps Will De the ticket and that In any event
western man will be named for President
The only combination which promises any stay.
ing strength against the above is Allison ana
Morton, for Thomas Plat will 20 that when Do
new Is drOpDed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
Another disclaimer from blaine.

NEW YORK, June 2l.-The Tribune Of this
morning has the following cable displtch
London, June 2.-Blaine asks ms 10 say that
all rumOrs Ia the United States pretending TO
give letters or dispatches from him or any Of his
party touching political topics OF any kind may
be promptly discrelited unless signed by Blaine
himself He has sent nothing Whatever on The
presidential question except his Florence and
Paris letters and has had no correspondence Of
auv KIND with any gentleman named ia connec-
ton with tho Republican nomination. Blaine Is
now on tho borders Of Scotland pursuing his
coaching tour. lSignedI q. W. ;.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
RICHMOND TOBACCO rARKET.
JUNE 20. i9s9

The market to-day presents no new feature
sun-cured sales are the chief attraction, and
prices continue stiff. These filters are fine, but
rich heavy black wrappers are scarce in tho crop
in Drights there was nothing OF particular in-
teresI q ,ue. Breaks are large. but large part
are not lor immediate Offering. Burleys are
very quiet to-day. Crop reports are very con-
aicting, az 4 represent eycry shade Of diversity
OF opinion. We prefer TO wait more reliable
data for publication. The dry weather Is against
the late planting In this State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
KILLED on IA Jrain,

IBf teIeFraph 70 Lne UIspdIcn.I
ATLANTA. June % B. G. Mcmillan was killed
on train near Chattanooga to-day he WAS on
hls way 70 visit his brother Ia Kansas City, and
when Just outside OF Chattanooga stuck his head
out Of the window aud was struck By a piece Of
bridge timber aud Instantly killed. The re-
maius were brought back here today BY a
strange coincidence the brother whom he was
going to visit reached Chattanooga Immediately
after the accident. Another brother, j. n. Nc
MILAN. has been hiding out from the police, by
whom he was wanted. lie was arrested as he
went to-ihe house 70 see the dead body Of bis
DrofheF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
rHS WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY vi
,ar and warm.
Kanga Of rhermometer Yesterday:
Kean tempsrature..........".
FINANCIAL.
New York, Baltimore, and Richmond
stock Exchanges.
By telegraph to tho Dispatch.l

NEW YORK. juno 20.-The stock market to-day
was barren If important features and was still
dullsr than yesterday, sales aggregating only
$4,000 shares. This small amount Of business
was not enough b make fluctuations Of any spc-
cial importance, and the markot was intensely
dun throughout After The delivery-hour every
thing on the list advanced, and the best prices Of
tho day we're reached shortly before the close.
There was n furry In cOtion-oil shorts which
presented a marked contrast 10 the general list
being weak on iargely-incr- ased business; tho
explanation OF the movement being that traders
Ian discovered al effort on the part OF insiders
% sell out their stock, and they Immediately
proceeded 70 cut the market from under them.
The close was dun but firm 10 strong at about
the best prices. Tho final figures show irregular
changes Tor the day which are confined 70 frac-
tons only, except Rock island, which gained y
per cent
NEw DIRK, June 20-No0n. Stocks dull. Money
easy a. LAX. KXchange-LOng, AS short,
4SSk. Governments neglected.
ErsniHr.-EKchsnge dull and steady. Money
easy at la2 per cent Sub-Tressury balances
Coin. 1885,, $4,000: currency, fiG.s44,0c. Govern
ments dnll and nrm; per cents, IDS; ~ per
cents, l05 :. State bonds dull
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Baseball Yesterday.

Washington:
Nashingions. U Us
Philadelphia s................ u o d O Il
Base.hi's-Washiugl) l3: Philadelphia, 6.
Observation-Disclosures b; Philadelphia, O. Bat
teries-Whiiney and Mack; Saunders and Gle
mouts.
Philadelphia:
Athletics. .................-.4 o 0 3-i2
ClevelRnds. ................O ] ! o 30
Baso-hitA-At Athletics. II; Cioyeands, -. Err
rorf-Athletics, 10; Olo'elands, II. Batteries-
Nsitimore and Cunning; Bakeley and thinner.
Boston:
BOstOns. c y IL
New Yorks..................O. a / 0 o 0x-S
Base-hts -Bostons. 4; New Yoiks.7. Errors
BOstons, 3: New lOrks, z. batteres-kad-
bourne, Kelley, and \. Wise; Welsh and Ewing.
Chicago:
lRicsgOs ....................O o U u %
Iittsburgh5. ...... ..........O . ] U 3D.
Base-hits-Chicagos 8; PittsOurghs, Z. En-
rnrs-CbicagOs, 8; Pittsburghs, ?. Batteries
Krock and Darling; Calvin and Mile.
Detroit:
Deirots. .....................2 0 0 o 0 0-5
Indianapolis. ...............O 0 ] d o o.
ase-hiis-DetrOits, 10: Indianapolis. 2 Err
rors-Detroits, 8: Indianapolis. q. Batteries
Conray anu Bennett; Shreye and Buckley.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
French Journalists Expelled from
Berlin.

fByAngIO- American caDIe % tne DispRtch.I
BERLIN, June An. Puyyeriier. Of the Paris
Gdnlsfs. and N. Ransom. OF the Paris NaffH, have
boon expelled from Berlin. Puyyeriier wrote
from san Reno a statement rejecting upon tho
present German Emperor aud IMPRESS which
appeared Ia the Gdulofs ana the London World
BansOm, after taking with Russian stan oflcer
10 Berlin, wroie letters rejecting upon the Ger
man armV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
The Report OF HtsnIey's Death Els
credited.
TBy Anglo Amer.c

fby Anglo-Americhn cable 20 the Dispstch.l
LONDON, June 20.-Advicos from Zanzibar state
that no news has been received there in connr-
nation OF the report - Henry Al. Stanley's death.
Inc report IS discrediisd there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21

Captain Linden. Of tho Pinkerion detective
force, has arrested Exprcss-Aesnt Hubtr. Of
SUP bary, Pa, for stealing ss9,600 from tho
Adams Express Conf any on August %, iSsd
The money was shipped from Philadelphia to
shsmokin 20 pay the employees OF the Mineral
hiling Company. Six thousand dollars Was in
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
THE RICHMOND Observation-Disclosures JUNE 81 1893

gold and tho remainder In notes done up 10
packages OF 5000 each The money was found
Tuesday night la Hubers house behind the
parsor manteis Eleven thousand dollars was
missing, and what was left had not been taken
from the original packages.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
A Mother Poisons Her Three Children
aud Herself
rBy telegraph TO the Dispatch

I1IN
PITTSBURGH, June 20.-EArly this morning Mrs.
Josephlno Mark, living IA a tcnementhouse on
Sycamore street. Allegheny city, administered
sirychnue 10 nor three cnildren-aged seven.
four. aud threerespectively--aud then swallowed
large dose Of the deadly poison herself All
are dead. Anger Is supposed 20 De me motive.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
Emperor williams Thanks.

lby AngIo-AmericAn cabIc 70 me Dispatch.
BERLIN. Juno 91--Emperor william has tele-
eraphed 10 President Carnor, Of France, thank
ing HIN for his message OF coincidence on the
death OF Emperor Frederick, and expressing the
hope that the good relations now existing be-
tween France and Germany may continue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
Further Particulars OF the Downing
OF Malone tn COmsntttee.

CHICAGO. june e0.--Mh9u tho Credentials Com
n.f',s mrl this morning 10 a once resumed the
liberation ~ Tie Virginia contests. kI-Con-
eIr--rnan Brady and John =. Wise presented The
q tOf the latter, arguing that tho WISE district
.f.ngRfCs were elected In separate district con-
raufi.us ia conformity with tho rules Of the
r1rfy, aud hat General Malone. In his call for a
.t.ta convention O. De- held az Petersburg Tor tho
election Il district delegates. Intentionally vlo-
a..1 tho woli-seitled law u the Republican
farfY a. 90 such election.
81. g.. Crnig and ". c. Elam claimed for Ma
bono that th,Te was doubt as T. The call Of the
,tflahal Committee, and therefore tho state
Committee rad authority to indicate in tho call
f.. election Of district delegates the place where
r state convention should be held for that pur-
1850. and lu this Instance IL WAS q more techn-
COD violation Of tie call OF the National Com
rui .'ne
ttl o'clock thecommittce completed the hear
'.r II arguments and went into executive sos
..ln. Tho doors were thon closed 10 the con-
t.stautA, and both Wise aud Malone retired, tho
t.rncr lOOEiug cOnficut 81 the favorable action
ol mo committee. Malone Immediately left tho
GRAND i'acinc hOiel, expressing himself as lerO-
rant %: and Indifferent to the probable result OF
,4c vote. Niro, on the contrary, while appa-
r.ntly sanguiue, stood uervOusly before toe
doorway and checked of the vote upon each dis
ui.t a. 90 was announced 10y a messenger.
liy vote Il - 10 - tho first contest Second
DISTRICT VAS disposed 81 10 favor OF Wise aud by
ritl-roicS vote the Third. PIN, sixth. Seventh.
i.rlth. Ninth, and Tenth wore rapidly disposed
o. fo the same effect
As the messenger varied the form Of annouDc-
iu.. the result fIOm " For Wise 10 "Anti- Malone
8 ated," Misof face expressed momenIary
shadow Of surprise and disappointment: but
quickly cleag Cd up, and he said win laugh,
' Malone aud have been identified 30 long IN
politics that 'bnt-MahOno' has come to moan
defeat Tor ms.H
Tho committee voted 10 seat the Malone dele
"a - at large, aud then upon reconsideration OF
the Niuth strict ruled 10 out entirely, leaving
tho dclegatiOn-Wise Il. Malone Wise de-
cnnod 10 express an opinion a. 10 tho prohA-
t.lty OF minority IMPORT Brady, however,
stated that he expected the Malone men TO
mako a gctt lie sail: 1--WE suppose Mahone
vii hc backed by the sherman men, Tor whom
De- would h1No thrown our entire delegation I'M
Ger tie unit Tulc.1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21

Tbs chairman Of the Credentials Committee
then advanced 10 the platform ana made his G.
pofL The report. among other recommended
lions favors the admission u tho four hshOue
dolesates al large and tho Wise delegates from
the second. FIN. Sixth, Seventh, Light, aud
Tenth districts.
Mr.. Russell. Of North Carolina, presented a
dissenting minority report, favOring the admis-
sion OF tho Malone delegates from tho districts
named.
lie majority report was adopted. except 80
much thereof as rolatcs 20 tho Virginia contests.
Mr. Kiddloberger. Of Virginia, t0ok the floor 70
present. as he ssid. the truth Of tho question.
ME VAL. OF Nebraska. broke IA with point
OF 6fier that hi1dleberger MAS out OF order. As
tho question now pondsHg relaied 70 delegates at
large
1he Chair sustained the point OF order aRd
RiddieDcrger left The platform.
That part Of the Credentials Commuters re-
mort upon the sdmisslon Of the Virgins dele
gates AZ large was adopted, the question then
Dsiag upon tho adoption Of that portion 81 the
report OF the Credentials Com miitee relating 10
tho admission OF the district delegates from
Sr Wood. Of Virginia, spoke in favor Of the
minority report With special reference TO the
Ninth district delegates. He said that he ard
bis colleagues were properly and Legally elected
by the convention which was regularly called by
TIE ssate Committee and ne Contestants were
elected by three mon men who held a pretended
convention in tho private ofice OF one OF the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
Blaine wen,s Tall.

(By Anglo-American cable 70 tho Dispatch.l
LONDON. June I'd. @. Blaine In an interview
at Newcastle to-day declined 70 state whether or
no; he would accept tho nomination Tor Presi-
dent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
RonO Offerings.

by telegraph 10 tho pispatcb.l
WASHINGTON, June 20-BOnd offerings today
were 81 go, $50 Accepted, SlOs6,5O0 at Ia sal2S
for per cents and w for AZ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, June 20-yrgInis G's, past-due
coupons, "a; do, new Ss, sl14; do. lO-iO's, IS.
Pa TO-DAY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21

POLICE INTERFERE,
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ws11o.s; Ftns, 81 j)liL7S. supsrias, sL7Jl
g. IS; sIsrs, DDls1T5; IA nuy. siagL5l pstsas
family, county. sL7jsb12
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4 IcHxoND xARKzrs
cousrrY YRopucs.

B,ittsy. Eggs, FeDls, Lard. Corn EeaL
Butter Choice, family packed, i6aisc. choice
store packed, Halle; good 10 prime, lie.
poor 10 fair isaiSc.
Roceipfs very heavy and demxnd only fair.
Live Hens' Choice fat, 20a23c- piece; old
cocks ana small hens. iSaSOc.
Chickens: Choice. spring, large, e5as0c.
other sizes. i0a20c-
Eggs. Fresh. lie active.
Lard: Country. SIC. active.
Corn Meal; b5acoc. per pushel for country zoo.
for city mills.
Vegetables
Cabbage: Norfolk, T5c. asl barrel.
Potatoes: irish. extra choice. new, 5scasi PEI
Dusnel sA5CaH per barrel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
LATE WEATHER REPORT.

fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
- WASHINGTON, June ell 4. M-For
IHR Virginia and North Carolina, light TO
lJfresh southeasterly winds, stationary
and fair weather.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.

NEW YosE. June 2O-Cotton quiet sales, li0
bales; uplands 10 5-l6c.; Orleaus 10 7-l6c.: not
receipts al all ports to-day, "a bales: exports
10 Great Britain, 4.2lG bales; 70 the Continent,
200 bales: stock. 81. $3.50 bales. southern nour
quiet and unchanged. Whoat IN little demand
aud itaAc. higher; No red. Juno. sss asyc-
july, s9aSg1.c. Corn UNCHANGED and dull; No 2,
June. $3.50; July, 56l4c Oats moderately ac-
tive and aakc. lower, closing weak: No :, june,
g5c: July, 35ka3sHc. Hops fairly active and
steady. COfIoe-FaiT hio nominal as $3.50;
options i0a2J points lower. closing barely steady:
No. Rio. June, sl2J5asi265; July, sIo.55a
fli.l5. sugar quiet aud nrn; refined firm. No
iasses firm at 1870. for 5c-tosL hice steady.
Cotton-seed loil steady. kosin dun at sLl5a
fil7S Turpentine stesdy al BIC. Wool quiet
Pork dull. Beef dun and unchanged. Beet
hams quiet and steady. Tered beef dull cut
meats quiet and steady. Aid1les nominal.
Lard duh and iOwer: western steam, sS354 F;
June, q. 53asS.J5. Freights steady
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, June @.-Cash quotations wore: Flour
unchanged. No. 2 spriug wheat Si}.a8iAc.;
No rcd, see No. corn, f9;tc. No. oats,
S24c. Ness-pork, 1883 Lard. $3.50 Short
ribs. t7.t24; shoulders, s6ass.25, shortclear.
s. 05ass Whiskey, Sf.20.
ISadfn0fuLu god follows.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
AT CHICAGO.

Second Day Of the Republican
Convention,
MAHONE'S WATERLOO
lie is Completely Knocked Out by
Wise.
FOURTEEN TO EIGHT.
The "Boee's Leadership is
Repudiated
FIST A \ ID SIX ULL.
4 light Between the Wise and Malone
Men
POLICE IN TER FER Z,
and the CcloTed Brother Gets
Clubbed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-21
BOARDksG.
NEWSPAPER FOLDING MACHINE
FOR SALE.
A GREAT BARGAIN OFFERED.

We have sroNgMRTz FOLDER, IN psrssss
order. when we viii sell 81 great bAr9Aiu. q
ulli fold al eight 81 four-pass pager NE slzs
pss's the elehLssss paper hcaa Be rs.1aiy
attached 20 say pres>
We refer 70 Wa petersburg Tnfss- A peal - 70
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dress rkik DISPATCH COMPANY.
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pooK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
~ nxgcurkD AT gRH plsPArcn-rxix1N
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COTTON kEPoiE.
Market steady
oUvrArfoSI
NfDnLINg, 9Hc.
Low MIDDLtR0. o..
GOOD ORDINARY. SIC
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PORr OF NgWPORrNEwt JusE .ll'k
.4yteiesrsp4.l
tgR4Uan

Steamship Erlanunc, --, Now Orleans. -
coal
Schooner Rose Mllei. Mccleam, N8g YORK
hAILtn.
Steamship Viola. --, irsmor, having cooled.
steamship Amethyst, liverpool tI N9rf.lz,
merchandise.
Steamship Break water, ----. rio.F
>choonors n. b. Ue Geo. -, ffw iort. coal;
King Phillip. --, Fall River, c'aL
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FLOUR

CORN.-W hite. 20 bushels prime &c boc. % bu-
shells very good AZ &C. Mixed. 20 bushels prime
on private terms Total sales Of corn, s06 bu-
sueis