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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-01
Pension RiiIs vetoed.

WASHINGTON, April Sn-The President Today
vetoed two more private penslon bills originating
In the senats-ono on the ground that the case
Is wholly without merit the beneficiary having
become disabled by beisg thrown from horse
while into heated aud while he WAS on dessched
soryics. on the other The President Gays: "On
toe lst day o. July, 1855, an act vas approved
which - an exact copy 81 The one herewith re-
turned. Ia pursuance Of thal ACT he oenencia-
RVS name was placed upon the pensioB-rollA
The second Law for the same purpose Is OF course
unnecessary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-01
Horse and Buggy stolen,

Yesterday Mr.. Lewis Wagner, the
druggist. owned a horse and buggy.
To-day he does not at least he can't
put his hands on it.
About noon yesterday the team was
hitched to a tree or post in front Of Mr..
Wagners residence, on Leigh street be-
tween EighthaRd Ninth A few minutes
later when looked for the horse had been
driven away.
The ANNALS of medium size, chunky,
with full tail and large ears. The buggy
was rather low and light.
Mr.. Wagner offers a reward for the
recovery OF his team and the conviction
Of the thief.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-01

registered As at 100, $500, 900 register
ed As at 1864, $1,000 registered As at
l25, $4,000 registered AS at 1861,
$4,000 registered IS at 1861. S2G, 0O0
coupon AZ ~ 1864. $4,000 coupon as
ct 1864, 80, 900 coupon As at 1851. $780,
600 coupon As at l26i-tctal, $2,7lS,000
The 81 900 registered as Mt l25, 81. 900 at
1864, and 80. coupon 4s at 1855 we're
received after the regular opening Of
Id
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-01
ChriatiaDsburg Notes.

CHIsrASsBUgG, Va, April 30.-A
CONGREGATIONAL meeting was called yes
terday at the Presbyterian church to
elect four elders. The following gentle
men were selected: Messrs. 4. j. Han
son, r. p. Campbell, c. l. Wade, and j.
{. Caldwell.
Mrs David Edmundson, wife Of Col
onel David Edmundson and sister-in-
law of Colonel Henry Edmundson, who
for number OF years represented this
district in the United States Congress,
died ut the home Of her husband, near
Shawsyille, on Saturday last She was
buried near her home on Sunday, DR..
James II. Baird preaching the funeral
sermon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-01
pnIica Comrt Atatirtics.

During the past msnth the Police
Justice disposed of $50 criminal cases
and tried 456 charges of ordinance viola
tions. On criminal charges twenty-one
persons were sent on 10 the Hastings
Court for indictment by the grand jury,
twentv-one were convicted OF INSIDE
mean0r and forty-one were sent TO jail
in default Of surety for their good be-
havior. Fines collected-CIty, S343. 80 /;
State, 593 costs, $3.50 Total, $500. 70.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-01
saved from Lynching.

MAcoN, Gb., April 30.-Sheriff Fon-
tame, of Wilkinson county, arrived here
this morning with thcnegro WilICollins.
vino shot and instantly killed J. A. Shci-
field, a prominent merchant Of irwin
ton, in that county, Saturday night.
While Sheffield was on his way home
Collins. who stood in the corner OF the
fence on the roadside, killed him with a
shotgun. He afterwards robbed him.
The people OF the town turned ont and
captured Collins, tracking him from the
scene of the murder lie was brought
here to prevent IYnching
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-01
LOOK OUT FOR THE NEW LAWS
The New Code Goes Into Operation
To-Day.

yirginia's new Code goes into effect
to-day.
The reyisor5 made many changes in
the law.
What these are it is Row for the lawyers
and the people to find ont. Avolume of
Explanatory Notes would have thrown
great light upon this subject. and would
have given the reasons for all the changes
made. hut the Legislature made no APP
preparation for any such work-hence it
was not done.
All officers Of the Commonwealth,
high and low, must look out for them
selves. In other words, they should con-
suit the new Code before taking any I'M
portaut step.
As will be seen by the preface TO the
Code, the General Assembly at its last
session, upon the suggestion Of the
reyisors. cured some mistakes made by
those gentlemen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-01
Washington Races.

WAsWNGTOS, April S0.-The fourth day OF the
spring meeting OF the National Jockey CLUB
opened with tht weather clear and not
First race--siI flrlOnes-Nance won: Young
Duko secoud. valiant third. Time, i:l54 &u-
tuuls paid S1240.
Second race--cOugressiOnal handicap Tor
threc-vear-olds and upwards, ore mile-Telis
Doe Won; Favor second, Panama third. Time,
las
Third race-Wnlards Hotel stakes. mile and
an STANDARDIZATION Won: Specially second,
Belle u Or third. Time, Isl. Autuals paid 81.
Fourth race-EeYen furlOngs-Sam Harper,
Jr. won Golden Reel second, 4. Thomas third
Time. 1870.
fiith race-Ons mile-St Valentine won: sam
Brown seeond. Thriltless thlr1. Time, l:t3A.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-01

Richardson. Of Cape Charles, one day last wesk,
was arrested aud placed IN iail on saturoay
night upon the charge OF assault with intent 20
Kill. lie struck richardson tzo or three neavy
blows upon tho back Of the head With hairse.,
Telling him tn the floor and INJECTING s-HoIe
though not mortal wound. The dimculV grow
out Of an alleged sisnderOus report -
Mrs. Grinnell, who recently moved from tei-
ton, Del. 20 Cape Charles, died yesterday a. lAo
latter ulace
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-01
Hteamklltp sunk,

San FRANcIsco. April 20--rhe Pacific Coast
Steamship Company's steamer Queen Of the
Pacific, plying between San Francisco and south
ern cOast ports. sunk near Port Hartford this
Pacific was the largest steamer running on tho
coast Sue sRiled from here yesterday afternoon
for Pert Hartford, santa Barbara, san Pedro. ahd
san Diego. She was due al Port Hartford, which
IL 1855 miles south o. here and about az miles
from san Luis ObisL0, early this morning. The
number Of her crew aud passengers Is not known,
but he steamer generally carries large num-
Der OF passengers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-01
700 LATE FOR cLASsIFIcATION.
COMMISSIONERS, SALEOF REAL

COMMI SSIONERS' SALE OF REAL
- ESTATE NEAR WEsT POINT. KING VIII
LIAM COUNTY. on THE PAMUNkEI RIVER
AND RICHMOND AND YORK-RIYER RAIL
ROAD.-By virtue Of decree OF the Circuit
Court Of King William county, rendered Ia the
chancery cause Of Bell Kramer Is. Fisher,
trustee, &c, We shall sell publicly, at King VII
liam Courthouse, ~ z. A., on the
ssTn DAY OF MAY, 1858,
that VERY VALUABLE FARM conveyed by J. B.
Graybul 70 Is. Y. Fisher. trustee, by deed OF re-
cord In King william county clerks once, de-
scribed In said deed IS containing AIS ACRES 81
ROOFS and ~ PERChEs, adjoining the lands Of
Robert E. Lee, II. Bell, the York River railroai,
aud TIE Pamuakey river, together with ;he
houses and improvements thereon Said land
will be sold IN gross and not by the acre
TERas: Cash Us 70 csets Of suit ard expenses
OF sale-say about 500, and also cash for
the sum OF S3y07s, with iAterest from the 9th dAy
Of July. 1884, TN paid, aud tho residue, II any,
upon such terms as way Dc announced on the
dsy OF sale, WILLIAM n AlLETT,
T. r. bAGBY,
"a. X POLLARD.
Commissioners
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-01
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

APRIL - ltS%
We had only regular blue Monday to-day,
with no trading worthy of note. Dry-weRther re-
ports IN tho West ara coming Ia. This and the
Gy and BAD termination and failure in sood,
with cool weather. will cause n smaller crop TO
Dee planted IA tobacco than was calculated on a
few weeks back. Corn has advanced on a short
age, and II IL thought planters will put more land
ia this. Leading factories are still cutting tho
prl a. d Burnley plug, though the western mar
kets are Grin on these grades. The reduction
FOR leading brands for May are from 20 &c. per
pound.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-01
Assaulted with u stick.

fSpocla IoIegram 70 Iuo DHphfl.I
WYrHrvnLE, Va, April 30.-George
Shger. a colored man, had fatal quar-
rel with q white woman, which resulted
in his knocking her senseless with stick.
She WAS carried to her room with the
blood streaming from the wound in her
head as we'll as from her nose and ears,
and is reported by the physician who
was called to examine her as past recoy-
cry. Shger is in Jail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-01
Psrdonea on Account OF IN Health.

Governor Lee yesterday pardoned q
colored woman named Emma Mathews,
Of Rockbridge county, who was CON
yicted Of grand larceny and sent to the
ptntenu8ry in October, 1887, for one
year The clemency was extended be-
cause the woman IS very i'll and further
confinement would only hasten her fast
approaching end.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-01
Death OF the Vicc.RcctOr OF the
American college.

BosroS, April 20.-A cable dispatch
announces the death yesterday of Rev.
William II. Deasey, Of Boston, yice-rcc-
tor of the American College ut Rome.
Father Doasey was n graduate of the
Boston Latin School and Seton Hall Col
lege, at South Orange, n. j. He was
thirty years OF age, aud had lived IN
Rome for the past eight years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-01
Cane Charles City Items.

EAsryfLLR, VA, April S0.--At Democratic
mass meeting hsia Ia Cspe Charles Cay to-A irei
william II. KiAg. Sr, the present ihcnm bent,
was uaanimOusly nominated as me mayor Tor
the ensuing term. and Charies H. shNnsr' r. T.
Keiocg. j. n n. sterling, j. J. ID. Taylor, 5. j.
savage, and William II. sterling were nominated
for the City Council ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-01
A STILL GREATER REDUCTION
N IN NJ STOCK on
CHINA AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS

Ny special partners desiring 70 retire, 0yery
dollars worth OF my stock o. China aDa Mouse
keeping Goods must - sold 70 Gloss ne ersssns
sale nave marked dowz . xrese nasay seo1s 81
AZ and below cost SO favorable "a Opportunity
10 GUY fine goods 30 cheap Is seldom cdersd.
Ania want OF the above gods sasx1s can q
M /. .od.mys KR YAYLoR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-01

fRr tslerrapn = .he DlspaIeh.l

WAsHiSoroS, April 80. Proposals for
the sale OF bonds % the Government
we're received Vt the Treasury Depart
ment to-day as follows -Four per cents
registered, 5000 At 1876; $4,000 st
l96 $3.50, 600 IT 1866 $4,000 at 1864.
Four per cent. registered coupons, $50
600 at 1854 S26, 600 at 1861 $1,000 at
1867. -Four and hall per cents regis
tered, Sll. 00e at 1914. oooo
The following we're accepted :'S3, OVO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-01
Nn1hincse Mnnfef.

MELBOURNE, April 30.-Ihe steamer
Afghan, from Hong Kong, brought 2Gs
Chinese immigrants TO bo landed here.
The Government. however. forbade the
landing OF the immigrants and quaran-
tined the vessel, refusing to recognize
the naturalization papers Of the captain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-01
canturre nna Abandoned PROPERTY.

by feIUffHph 70 no VIsIN'. ~
WAqnrSoroN. April 20 The Secre-
,ary Of the Treasury has appointed "a
committee. consisting Of lrea urer ny
att. Supervising pecial- A8ent. Jewell
and lr. Dixie, Chief OF the Mercantile
Marine Division, 70 MAKE an inventory
OF All the captured aud abandoned pro-
perry which has remained unclaimed ia
The vaults OF the Treasury ever since tho
war, for the purpose OF disposing OF 1t
at public auction to the highest bidder;
The property consists principally oi
watches. watch-chains, etc, and includes
one valuable diamond pin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-01
y,.c,io, o, Democratic Officers

The South-Central Democratic Club
of Madison and Monroe Wards met last
night ia Ferriter's Hall and elected the
following officers President, Thomas
Muldowney Secretary, JOhnJ. Mitchell
About ilty members were enrolled.
The club will meet next Friday night
ct 8 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-01
GitY Circuit Court.

yesterday was the day fixed for the
hearing in this court by Judge Barton,
of Fredericksburg, Of the case Of Il. I.
HUBBARD rs. j. Thompson Brown & Co.,
in which on former trial the jury vas
unable toagree upon verdict. The case
was postponed until the l4th of May.
and twenty competent jurors ordered 10
lee summoned.
IT is propable that while Judge Barton
is here he will hear the case OF the
Masonic Temple Association against
William S. Gum, which IS au action for
tine possession of the lot at the corner Of
Adams and Broad streets recently pur-
chased by the association. Ii IS occu-
pied as undergrad by Mr.. Gum,
who claims possession until January l,
1889.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-01
rho Teachers. NormaIIns,itute.

EAsTvIILr, VA. April s0.-Dr. John l.. Blu
chauan. STATE superintendent OF Public Schoo q,
has given notice through DR.. j. Il. Mspp of Acr9-
r,a.s ,.orntv trst the Teachers Normal Iusii-
f1re win be held in cape Chsr.es Cily this year
during Inc month Of september. This point Is
selected a. IL Is most convenient locality for the
teachers on no Western Shore As well "a those
upon the Eastern shore 10 assem- DE ana Deihg
accessible by both rail and water.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-01
DEATHS,

LRATH. - Dlod, on tho 23,h instant, Miss
sALLIk W. LkAIH, st hor fathers residence Ia
NOtlOEay county.
shs leaves many friends 10 mourn her death.
Her brother, Mr. r. 4. Loath, who Is oonDeotet
with the southern Express Company, was homo
a. he time Of her death, undor treatment OF pr
Charles A. shields for ths EYES, A FSIkHD
PRAIRIE.-Dtsd, a. the Retreat for ths sick, At
1915 r. NJ. April ., 1888. j. =. PRAIRIE,
Remalns taken 10 Raleigh, y. C., TOR inter-
msnt
Providence Or. L. pspers please copy
TAZEWELL-Disd, Ia Washington, d. G., GA
Goth " April 1855, Ms WILLlANNA y. TALE-
WELL, daughter OF 10 late DR.. 1skeweiL
The funeral will tSboid a. mo Monumental
church THIS EyKSIS0 a. O'Clock. Friends OF
the family are invited 10 attend.
WALLEN.-Died. Monday, April soth, az
o'clock r. NJ, MIRA Ann 4. WAhLEN, wife OF
James A. Wallsn and mStBsr OF a. j. Wfay;
aged si1ty-fOur years.
Funeral uili take place AZ Grace street Baptist
church TODAY, Nay ist, st4 =. VI. Friends and
acquaintances are invited - attend
Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Petersburg pa
pers will please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-01
A CARD.

Having concluded 10 devote my entire time and
attention q tho MANUFACTURES OF CIGARS
AND CHEKUOrS FOR TIE JObaiSG TRADE
ONLY | have sold my !eoDing basisess Ia
tobacco And cigars " hessrs q. w. Whitaker
and Moses lander, % be carried on under
the nrnl-name OF WHITAKER. LANDER
CO., hey Continuing Al ne sams stand
No II Governor street. In the tcbsing OF
Tobacco ana cigars a. formerly earifsd 90 ey me-
Thankful for past fas0r., and askiag coassnn-
anco of TIE same 10 ne new ira, lTsnsln
Yours pccduHy,
Y. wmrLoCK.
Owing 20 the above change | kiadiy ask all
Who are Indebted 70 me 70 settle their accounts
ether through Mr.. whitaker a. Ne III Governor
street, or st my factory. eof aud soeosAss Frank
In street. kespectf,aiy,
nv lin r WklrLOcK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-01
Bad Bowels.

The very expression implies suffering.
Every mother knows the anxiety over
this sickness, but every mother does not
know that DIR. Biggers's Huckleberry
Cordial will regulate and cure all bowel
troubles
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-01
NOVEL WHISKEY.
A NEW cEAIS-IIeRTNIEG VARIETY IN
NORTH CAROLINA.
Four Bushels Of Corn 70 Ten Boxes OF Con
ooutrated Lye-Psrsonsl and
Religious.
LsneoIal lo.egra o o tao pl.ral,h.I

'icctof, ana appoint an executive COM
mlttec
some very bad whiskcy is made in this
Staten towns where prohibition prevails,
hud also by the mOonshncr. 10 is
claimed that a Stokes county mOoushinor
recently made forty gallons Of passable
Vhiskey from four bushels OF corn and
ion boxcsol concentrated I've. II all re-
ports are true There are Illicit dealers
here IN Raleigh who could give him
points IN cheap and vile manufacture.
The citizens Of the cnterprising town
of Shelby, Cleveland county, will sub-
scribe a handsome sum of money for the
erection of new and suitable buildings
for Shelby Military institute. This
fchoo. was moved there from Kings
Mountain
The Development of the Sam Christian
roilmuc, IN Montgomery county. is
important. English capitalists have
purchased the ulno. Ii is very rich and
ls yielding large returns. They are
putting iu costly machinery. Among
the latter are five steam boilers weighing
5000 pounds each. These were. by
the way. bult at Eirhmoud, Va. They
sre nov being hauled ON specially con-
6.Wc'od vehicles. end several bridges
" 20 have go be constructed over streams
over which they must pass
ON Neincs lay Mr. Joscphus Daniels,
editor Of the State Cronlcic. is 10 be
married at the First Presbyterian church
10 Miss Add.e Baeloy. The latter a
charming Young lady with wide &C.
ou3iniancc in tho State. lis grand
daughter 81 the late Governor Jonathan
Worth and A daughter Of the late Major
W. II. Bagicy. Mr.. Daniels is one OF
the brightest uewsp0per-men lin the
State, is state Printer, and bis paper is
tac official organ OF thc Democratic
party.
A great deal Of excellent work is being
done in the way OF improving the Cape
|ear river lu,t below Fayetteville. New
l,ttes arc in course Of construction.
Stone found above Fayetteville is used.
The v0;A is OF "a excellent and Eerma-
mont character
Iverything here is in n state of pre-
pan'ion for the grand excursion TO
Norehcsd City tomorrow. Al the priu-
c'p7l points i'm the state from Salisbury
east vlil bee well represented. Most Of
the principal officers of tho Grand Lodge
o. Maso1s Will loo present That order
has charge IL the ceremonies.
The first of the congressional cOnyen-
tons Of the year VII bc held tomorrow
10 Weldon. 1t is The Republican con-
yentiou of tine Third district.
The May-crop report Of the Depart
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-01
Elizabeth Clty County Democrats

HAMPTON, VA, April 30, 1888.
The Democrats Of the county met In conyen-
tier ON Saturday and elected tho following dele
gates sud alternstes 10 the Norfolk Convention ;
Dslegates-COlensl Thomas laDo. III. r. W.
shsild naa n :. Hudglns, Esq Alternates-
Colonel j. G. PHILIPPE. MsSsrs, l.. n. Sclater. aud
5. b. Wood. There was quite largo attend
eve. PAUL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-01
UARRIA0EH.

CALL-PEABSON.- Married, on April p. isss,
ip mis- city. by Rev. y &. Ctoptoo. hr. JACOB NJ.
CALL and Miss MARY l. PEARSON. both reel
dents or HenrcO county, Va.
CRANr-FURGUSON. on hanh 2.
1888 IN this city. ny Rev. Z, q. Clopt0n, Mr. WIZ
LIAM r. GRANT aud Aiiss ELIZABETH FUR
GUoON both residents bere
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-01
BALTIMoRR STOCK nARKgT
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

BALTIMORE ND. April 3O.-yirginis 81, con
s0llsted. 30. past-due coupons, 81; do. ne" =
H.. do. il-ina. b bIh today.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-01
GRAIN AND COTTON ExcHAssx

NItHNOFD, hpIII Oh TN
OFFgRIr9A
WHEAT--lOO bushels.
COEN.-5G6 bushels.
OArs.-i,O0 bushels.
MEAL.--j0 bushels
PEAs-96 bushels
SAILS APPOINTED 70 sscsgrARY.
WmEAT-Longbe 800 bushels fair at Sc.
TLOUE
We lIo,s: fins, s2.5)ab4 ..l'1as, S17ja
1925, extra, BLjIH7j; "a niJ, siaH.Ol patent
family )1ntry, sL7jatj.2l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-01
SAILS APPOINTED ~ sscsErARr.
COTTON kEPoRC

COTTON kEPORc.
Make. steady.
QUOTATIONS.
HfDDLINg. g..
Low MiDDLISd. $50.
GOOD ORDINARY. y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-01
srogMoEp' LIVESTOCK nARKxr.

ApRm M.-Recsipts: 1877 head Of cattle, 8
sheep. 3l3 hogs.
sales: ~ head Of cattle, 3 sheep, 228 hogs
Prices
Csttls-Best, ~ ajc. gross medium 10 good,
3a.a4 /. q. gross; common 70 fair, 2AsSc. gross.
Shoep--4RGc. gross.
Hogan &c. net
Bulls-2al a3Lc. grOas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-01
vnaNIA-IN KING wnulx CIRCUIT cOURr

Nik0lhlA--lN hih6 VILLAS NAhNOtf tVOhI
CLERx's OFFICE. APRIL n. l&A
hereby certify that the bond required by the
decree entered In The cbRAceTy cause OF Bell A
Kramer %. Fisher, trustee. e. ala, at the April
term, ls6s, has been duly executed BY William
K. Aylett, II. X. Pollard, snd Thomas P. Bsgby.
Test: bUHNLE1 TAI LOh, ID. 4.
myl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-01
MARKETS BY rgLEaRAPH.
NRW YORK

NEW YoKK, April 30.-Cotton steady: sales, 35f
bales; uplsnds 9rsc.: Orleans. l0c netrecelp pts.
G83J bSles: eKpOrts-to Great Britain. 6,to3
bsies; 70 France, 1.is2 bales; 10 the Continent,
!, 81 bales; stock, 5lz.735 bales. southern Hour
steady; trading rather STOW. Wheat-Optlons
irregular. closing 1rm; spot arm and very quiet;
No red, April. e5kc.; May, 94aqfkc. Corn
firmly held: trading lght; options dull; No. ?
May. oss. asa .c. June, SSs s62kc. oats steady:
No 2, May, 63sc.. Juae, N4s3si.c., No. 2
spot. ai{c. Hops quiet snd 1rn Coifee-Rio
quiet ~ SiA75 options ioa20 points lover closing
steady; No. RlO. May, SIi.55aSlL65: June,
81 O5aslll5. Sugar duh and more or less nomi-
nal: ronned dun. Nolssses steady. Rice arm.
Petroleum steady; rehred, 7kc At all points.
Cotton-ssed oil quiet Resin Quot AZ ST. sOasl ~ y.
Turpsnuns dun al &c. Eggs rather weak south
cru, igk s13Ac Wool dull ana heavy: domestic
fleece, 22aS1c pulled, l6a5sc, Texas, l3a5Oc.
Pork stesiy. Bsei dull Cut meats rrn picked
bellies, 71tc.; plckled hams, lisllkc. klddIos
dun. Lard advanced sa7 points, closing firm;
western steam, Sa25agSs2A.: May, SS.i3s1 20 /;
city steam, $50 FreiEhts dull
CnICAG0
CHICAGO April Sa.-Cash quotations were
Flour dull ana Unchanged. No. spring wheat.
gkaSiHc: No. 9 red, 81 a85c. No. 2 corn. 55tc.
No. 2 oats. S2A a32Ac. Asss-pork. sla6Ossl46a
Lard. g. a0as7 s2s. Short-rib sides, s. 20; shout
ders. 1915; sAort-clesr sides, E.70EN.7a Wits
KEY si.ih
I.naLr.= Il nrAA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-01

L,OR RENT, CAFEl.EAINGfoNs0 !
IL "a By 100 feet. olds<t aud mssssaszx,,F> -
located CAFE ia Bal,lmofc: fully sQuippc1 ~
business, with bakery attacheds aws(nna enoveSi
Address unnecessary, wa refersecsA - ~
PAINTER. osings Aiils. Nd NJ ~
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ding futures ranged:
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI
cIScNsAff, April so.--Flour steady sad quiet; ;
family. ts.oeas370 Wheat firta No. red. 80.
Corn ossier; No. ( mixed. ooasSAe. oets active.
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HENRY CLEWS & CO.,

NEW YORK.
IENBERs on TINS
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE,
NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE,
NEW YORK COFFEE EXCHANGE
CHICAGO BOARD or TRADE.
Transactions made e. any u the above gx-
changes and carried on margin Tor customers
when desired.
Interest allowed on dsposit AosoontA-
1pf-im
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MONDAY. April 30. 1888.
sAIss-FIRsr BOARD.-2O shares Atlanta and
Charlotte stock ats.
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mARIsE ISrELLIGEsCE.

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MINIATURE ALMANAC. MAY I, 1884.
snu rises........... 5Isi HlGHT
SUI sets ........... 6.5s Morning ......,... sH
Moon risss.........l&iO Evening ........,.. glt
POKrOF RICHMOND. APRL %, issA
LskIYKD.
Steamship Old pomiRi0H, Couch. hew York.
merchandise sn psssongrs, G. W. Allen Co.,
agents. $500,
steamer GOldsboro', -, Philaislphia. mer-
chandise aud passengers. j. ". hcCauick.
agent
sAnED.
Steamer Arlel, Deyo. Norfolk. United sts'ss
mail, msr ,handiss and passengers. L. 3. Iat1ia-
agent
FORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, APRIL 81 1883
by telegraph
ARRIVED
Steamship Guyandotte, Kelley. New YORK,
and sailed Tor New York. merchandise.
Barge Atlas Boston. 70 load coal
SchO0ners n. Is. ogden, Harrington, New forhi
PocahOnlas. Phillips, Fall river.
SAILED.
Bark Pipplna. csdiz. lumber