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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-15
Proposed TartG-EilI Amendments.
fyy Telegraph 10 tue Dispatcn.l

WASHINGTON, May l4.-PrOpOsed amend
meuts 10 the tarf bin continue 10 dow UPON
the ways and Means Committee. Another
batch was received this morning, and IL IL
known that many others ore In course OF
preparation. The Democratic members OF
the committee have already held several
meetings to discuss the amendments, but
IN to the present time final action bus
not been tagea iu The ease % single
amendment. Hearings have Teen given to
bali dozen representatives. upon the sub
iect matter Of the amendments proposed
Dy them, but tue effect has not been 20 SIM
plifT the izbors oil tire committee because
OF the wide variance OF views expressed by
representatives upou the identical clauses Of
The bill. OGe Democrat, for Instance, pro.
posed to put finished building stone on
the free list, while placing n high duty on
rough stone. Others AK for free build
isg stone in rough blocks and protec-
ton Tor the dressed product. The New York
members offer an amendment 10 change the
existing law in exactly the manner already
proposed by the bill, while n prominent
western member wants a particular article
Of manufacture placed on the free list.
These differences Of opinion baye increased
the difficulty experienced by the Democratic
members Of the committee in dealing with
the amendments, aGd for this reason addi-
tlonal tne Afforded by the extension OF the
general debate I'm the House IS cOnsidcra-
ble relief u them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-15

Continued Threatening Condition Of
the wississippi.

by telegraph 20 the Dispatch.l
ST. LOUIS. May 14.-The river IS steadily
rising here asd the inhabitants Of the Ameri.
can Bottom are moving their stock and porta-
bic property back to the blues. From the
experience OF former years they know the
territory covered now with hundreds OF
thousands OF acres Of waving crops may any
day kc under ten feet OF water. Reports
from TIE no ia are alarming, and II shy ievee
or Madison dixie breaks the Toss will be mil
lions. A regular exodus has taken place
from Sny bottom. The entire town OF Alex
aedria, No, is Inundated and five feet OF
wafer covers The principal streets. There
has been no loss Of life, but The property loss
IS heavy. People are being taken a. fast ~
possible 10 the highlands, couple OF miles
back OF town. shy levee ia now being
patrolled for miles by seutinels, whose duty
It IS to sunmon assistance when any weak
spot Is observed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-15

CINCINNATI. liry H-Flour strong. Wheat
stronger: No. red, ejkc. Corn nrn; ho. ;
mixed. Ole Oes stronger: So. mikci,
81 d a3sc PORK nrm. lard sag Nv. Bulls
meats strong Bacon Ga gJ1i domaul. Ml'-
key. eiI4 LOGS a.lye.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-15

IL seems 10 be settled fact that should you
need Liquors. Wines, hno Family Groceries,
Sc, Julien BinioFd's, 1909 cast Main stIeet,
Il the place TO get them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-15

them fine band OF thirty pieces, and were
given a grand reception st the Luray
Inns Tie display OF fireworks on
the Inn grounds tonight was very
tlue, one OF the pieces displayed
being an elaborate affair, bearing the in-
scription, Welcome the Press" The
grounds were also beautifully lit no with
Chinese lsnterns. The reception will con-
clude with a grand ball. The visitors will
spend Tomorrow in sightseeing aud visiting
the cave, and will leave here on the return
trip tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-15
A Frightfui Death.
tRr tsloarnnh 10 The Dlspatch.

V
UArRlsoSBURG, Va. Nay 4.--F. May,
working at 4 saw-mil near Port Republic,
this cousty, was on Saturday caught by the
saw, which cut OF his left leg at the thigh.
entered his side and cut his bowels, liver
and lungs, and forcing the heart from the
left 10 the right side He lived fourteen
hours and suffered intense thirst. The water
he drank flowed ont az the wound IN the
side. lie was conscious until death. IL Is
considered remarkable that death did not
occur Immediately,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-15

by Anglo-Amerlcan cable 70 the Dispsich.l
DUBLIN. MAY t4.-m the case OF Father
McFadden, Of Gweedore, County Donegal,
whose sentence to three mouths lmprison-
ncnt for holding unlawful meetings Was on
an appeal increased 10 SIX months, the TX
cheqUcr Court bias granted conditional
order directing that the priests ease be
again brought up for argument on the cues
ton whether the County Court has power to
increase the sentence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-15
Mr.. FuIler's Nomination.

IIF lHItsIHp % NJ tI7 F'"1'I'I
WAsHIEGIoS. Iay 1.-The Senate Com
mittoe on the Judiciary did nothing to-day
upon the nomination Of Melville W. Fuller
30 be Chef Justice except to postpone ac-
ton upon It TIL next Monday. 1t was re-
ported that the committee last week referred
the nomination to a subcommittee. mo-
ton TO refer 1t was made lat Monday by
senator ingalls,, but a desultery discussion
followed, during which the hour for the as
semblng Of the Senate arrived and the COM
mIttee adjourned without action, some men,
bers Of the committee bringing away the
impression that It had been referred to a
attb committee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-15

HoHRIBLE DEATH.
Negro Han Literally BOILED 10
Piocss-Other Notes.
fspocisl telegram TO the ri'patch.

i~Uocih tcitkiaul 10 lup At1pAl'usI
Alexandra, Va, May IA horrible ac'
cident occurred at Portuer's brewery yes
terday forenoon. Sandy Mason, q we'll
known colored man and old employ6 OF the
company, got into q huge boiler for the pBr'
pose Of cleaning it cut. lie was stripped 10
tie waist. and the only mean, Of entrance
and exit was through = small trap-door In
going in he Informed the fireman then in
charge 70 be careful and not turn the water
on him. Some time later the man noting
that the other two boilers needed emp'yns
forgot about SANDY inside and turned on tue
spIKot, letting the scething, high boiling
liquid in upon the unfortunate man, whose
cries now called the attention Of outsiders,
who helped 70 haul him ont. The flesh
dropped from his bones when he was placed
on the floor, YET he fingered until the after
noon, when death relieved bis suiIerinss.
lie was twenty-five aad unmarried.
The Alexandra delegation left for Nor
folk by the steamer Excelsior this evening.
The venerable james Tancili died sud
denly at Occoquan recently; aged ninety.
Fire destroyed two frame houses here last
night.
Mrs. John Davis died suddenly last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-15
An Eighteen-MODths- Child
Stolen

Three colored people--Marshall Taylor,
Mary Atkins, and Nettie Tayl0r-were ar
rested Yesterday on the charge OF stealing an
eightcen-months-Old child Of Ceiina Ander-
son.
The child was found at the house Of Betty
Taylor on north FIRST street.
The object in stealing the child can only
he suTmised
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-15
Newspaper Changes.

10y tVINsINpI % NO I7I0I'-'@I''I
ST. LOuIs, May 1.-THE Republican pub
fishes an editorial announcement to the
effect that Charles Il. Jones, late Of the Times
Union, Jacksonville, Fla, has purchased
large interestin The Republican. Mr.. Jones,
who has been elected yice-president OF The
company publishing the Republican, viii
have charge Of the editorial conduct Of the
paper. In a few days the Republican viii
come out In = new dress Of type and with
different arrangement Of reading matter, and
announcements win thea be made that are
likely 10 create STIR IA journalistic circles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-15
T,he mes.tt, Union.

The annual meeting Of the McGill Cstho'
lie Union was held In The unions rooms last
evening, aud the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year President, DIR.
ID. j. Coleman; VicePresident. Henry Tres
non; Secretary, A. j. CaysDsugh; Trea'
surer. william Daffron. Literary Commit
Zee: willlam 4. Reddy, william j. Quieley,
John NJ. Ryall. Executive cominittee; B.
J. Black, +. c. West, G. Brooke, ii. Z.
Scott, Joseph Mcdonald.
The union Is In 1ourishing condition and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-15
Fatal Coilf.,on
IBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.

by telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l
DENVER, COL, May 14.-News has reached
here that the Thunderbot train on the Santa
Re railroad collided with freight train near
Fountain this morning at 6 O'Clock. A car
Of powder In the freight exoloded, completely
wreckIng both trains and instantly killing
ten people and wounding many more
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-15
NIAII uiau FIV ttHtPVIV .
Everett Perkins, Secretary.
A Big Press Exearxisp 60 Lursy.

I'VVVIEI t1I'ETaH % EHo DIsPHIIH'l
LURAY, Va, May IA large excursion
composed % members OF the press OF Phila-
delphia. Baltimore, aad Washington, and the
Washington cores poudents Of number OF
newspapers throughout the country arrived
in SPECIAL train late this, afternoon. The
families OF number OF the gentlemen ac-
company them, and the total number In the
excursion is about 900. They bring With
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-15
Charleston. oeIored appropriations.

CHARLESTON, S. c., May H.-SL Marks
Colored Episcopal church, Charleston, has
determined 10 maintain an independent po.
sition. At recent meeting Of the coagre-
Cation resolutions were adopted expressing
qualification that after thirteen years OF pa
tiens efforts ihe constitutional rights OF St..
Marks had been recognized by the diocesan
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-15

At the meeting Of the Grounds and Build
ings Committee yesterday afternoon the fol-
Lowing contracts were awarded: Bailey
Davis 100000 bricks and Jefferson Powers
100, 600 bricks-bolh at $1,000 per thousand; ;
James Z. Wertb. 100000 ~ 50 per thou.
sand. The contract OF twenty-oae iron cast
ings for wrought.irOn pillars was given out
for @i00
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-15
WYTuEVILEE.
Delegates TO Petersburg-tndiete for
Mnrder.

Special telegram to the Dispa,ch.l
WYraEvILLE. Va, May H.-T0-day The
Republicans met in convention With j.
Lucian Gle2yes, Esq, county Chairman, In
the chair. Ga motion Of Captain +. S. Blair
a committee was appointed by the chaiFDan
who we're 10 recommend delegates to the
Petersburg Convention. The committee
selected the foIloElng delegates: J. W..
Repass, j. r. Hudson, L. ;. Blair, George
NJ. Wohlford, j. /. Glesves, D. II. Porter,
l. V. Youce, n. 7. Oglesby, IT., aud Deus-
lass Buel (colored). A canvass OF the dele
gates indicates a majority Of them for James
G.. Blaine.
In the County Court George Sliger (co-
ored) was indicted to-day Tor the murder OF
Lizzie Thomas white. sliger was very
tractable negro and the killing was matter
OF surprise in The community.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-15
No Choice Yet.
nv ,.,.graph 70 The Dispatch. ]

by telegraph 10 the DispAtchl
NASHVILLE, May l4.-The Democratic state
Convention met at IL O'Clock to- day ADD pro-
cee6ed 10 ballet for Governor. Inc thirty
first ballot resulted; Taylor, 127; Trousdale,
4S9; Mcconnell, Ill. Necessary 70 choice
$50,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-15
The PIayTu Pistol.

lBy telegraph to the Dispstch.l
ATLANTA, GA, May l4.-Lsst night Felix
Jones called at The residence OF Mrs. STAN
ford TO escort her daughter to church: Dam
lei Stanford, brother Of the girl, playinlly
pointed a pistol at Jones, when II went Oh
accidentally, the bullet entering JonsSs
head. He tiied at 3 o'clock this morning.
The coroneI's verdict was death by acei-
dent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-15

convention in admitting Rev. J. ". N. Pol
lard, IFS colorcd minister, 10 mempcrship IN
the convention without question or ooiec.
ton, aud In acknowledging that the eonyen-
ton had no right TO euiorce Its legislation
on any parish not In union with the conyen-
ton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-15

The weather was cool sunday; last night
il was cOd--for May-and oyercoats and
fires were in demand.
The rapid descent in temperature is the
offspring Of the freezing weather In the
Northwest, and will no doubt be harmful TO
fruits and all tender vegetation in this sec
fiou
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-15
arnHnnHn LIyE.srncK EAREgr

NAY i4-Rsceip's: i63 head Of cattle, il2 hogs
Sales: 1853 head Of catte. liz hog4
Prices
Cattls--Bss, itasc. gross-s few higher; me-
dun 10 goOd, 4s4i.c ErOss; coinmo 70 fair, "a
~ {. grosA
Sheep-4ksskc. Eross
H0gs-daRs sc. net-R few higher.
Bulls-3a3t.e. gross
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-15

contemplate many new features in the lite
rary part Of their programmes.
President Coleman is one OF the most IN
tellIgent ard energetic Of its members. The
interests Of the society will thrive In his
houdg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-15
FINANCIAL.

Mean temperature. ........'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-15
DEATHS.

DEATHS.
FAUNTLKR0Y.-Disa, n this city, on the
morning Of May ltth, n ios03 ociocs. Ia The thir-
ty-ssgeutb year Of ais age. Nj. CHARLES IA.
FAUNrLsaOY. Ne leaves aWlfs, i've sisters
ana brother 10 msarn heir loss
servant ef Sod. well done;
Rest froni Thy loved smp!oy.
The battls fsnTs. the victory won,
Entsr Ihy Masters Joy
The vslee al midnight came,
lie started ~ 10 hear;
Nsftai AfrSg piercsl his hale
he fell bat lsis no fear
His fanersi win take place a, O'Clock To-
DAY as As Sscssd tcolorodl baptiss church.
KEaP.--Dis1. Of sSoplsxy, sundsy. May Is
isss. CHRIS iAS kEAIf aged sixly-seyen years'
Funeral ~ City Alwshoass 1itis TUESDAY,
MORNING a. ~ O'Clock. Friends Invited ~ a.
tend.
WALIER.--Died, Monday afternoon, the i4.h
fnstanL at sa1 0'o.0ck, CLARA M. daughter u
W. G.. aad sessls II. Waller eyed i've years szd
eleven mealh<
Funeral IRON 81 CAPITOL street. rHIs AFTER
NOON ais oeleck snsegment al hslly ssSa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-15
General PaaI Harrison Dead.

10y tclS8taPh '" tno Niobese~j
SAVANNAH, Ga, May 14.-General George
Paul Harrison died here ts-dsy, aged seventy.
four years. He was maior-general In the
Confederate arnV.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-15
wARfgE ITrELLgsEsCE.
poKr OF RICHMOND. MAYA 1854

Steamship Oh Dominion, Couch, View York,
merchandise ana passengers. q. ". Alien Co.,
agcntA
steamer Goldsboro', -, Philadelphia. mer-
chsndise aud passengers, J. W. AcCArrick.
agent
EAftED.
steamer Essex, Davis. Norfolk. United states
mail, msrch2ndiss. an4 passsngers. L. Is. TAtun~
agent 49,
10 load railroad ties for Jersey CITY.
Schooner RUN Robinson, Baker, Sefm0da
Hundreds, 70 load coal for Portland
Schooner A. r. ketchun. keichum, Perth AM
boy, raiirosd ties +. c. Leake, Dr., q Co. tes
col, Curtis & Parker.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-15

The city ambulance was called to the
Richmond LocO@otiye-Wsrk yesterday
morning about IL O'Clock to one OF the ope-
rsliyes, who was taken suddenly III. lie
was taken 20 hls home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-15
Tho Emperor.

tBy Anglo-Anericsn cable to the Dispstch.l
BERLIN, May 1i.-The Emperor had a
good night. lie arose at 10 o'clock tbs
morning. The discharge OF pus has les
sened.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-15
Tas WEATHER ~ RICHMOND YESTERDAY va
partly ciOudy and cool

range Of rhormometor Yesterday:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-15
oRAIE AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
EIeurnan MAJ i.sl


SiLxs kEroRrxO 70 ss-ssrAEN
CoRS.-Whte. i62 bushels primo on ptissts
terms Mixed. 2. bushels very good AZ 81.
OAra-NlAed. % bUsheis worry EoOd al ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-15


-, WASHINGTON. May 80 4. M-for
Virginia and North Carolina, warmer.
VkIR lexcrpt stationary temperature on inc
nv" coast. fair weather. winds yeeting from
s-----Jhght ID fresh variable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-15
WILAINGTON

wuMISsroN May Ik-rarpentns firm at
Ssc Rosia frui strained, &4c; goDt
strelned, g9,c Tar erm al 800 Crude turpc1-
tho nrm; hard. 81; yellow d'p. ti90. urnn, O..
ToTfISVlIIE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-15
'The Test Of the New Engine YeStcr-
do

The new third.size engine from the Clapp
&Joues Company, Hudson, y. l., purchased
for NO. 4 Engine Company, to take the place
OF the old four.ton engine which has done so
many years Of good service for our city, w's
tested yesterday afternoon in front OF the
Gallcgo Mills.
The La France, No. ., a second size, was
put against the new engine, and the trials
aud results are as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-15
A Tire Cy clone 49, street.Car Exten-
Ann.

special telegram to the Dispatch.l
DANvIILE, VA, May IA tre in North
Danyilie this morning destroyed the cottage
owned by Il. d. Flynn aud occupied by j.
J.. Coyey. II quickly burned. The furni-
ture was saved Loss $3.50. Insured.
A cyclone passed through Caswell county,
NC, Saturday afternoon, blowing down
trees, unroodag barns, and doing considera-
bic damage otherwise. II vas accompanied
by hail and a terrific rain-storm.
The DaMyile StTeet.Car Company com-
meneed the extension Of It's lines along south
Nam street to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-15

IBy AnglO-Americsn cable to the Dispstch.l
RIO DE JANEIRo, May l4.-The Brazilian
senate to-day passed the bill aeolishing
slavery which was passed by the Chamber OF
Deputies last week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-15


The ordinance allowing the Richmond
and Chcsapeage Railway Company TO con.
s'ruct . tunnel under Eighth street passed
Is The common Council was Sgrecd 10.
bis merely correcls a clerical error made
IN the original franchise.
gUsT PAY FOR WATER.
When the resolution pissed 10y the Council
at ITS special meeting giving free water for
elevator purpo.es ~ ST. Luke's Home was
reached Mr. Dickerson opposed It. He said
tbet all other water u.ed by the Home was
free. That used Tor the elevator was charged
fOr az the raie Of Biteen cents per thousand
Psll0us, which was little enough. Unless
some charge wac made an unlimited quantity
might be- used.
be resolution was deieatcd-ayes, !;
noes, -.
REJECTED.
The Board refused ioooncur In the follow
ing. passed at the last meeting Of the Com
mon Council;
Increasing the pay OF the Gas Inspector,
bis assistants, aud the bilI-clerk Of the Gas
Department
Restoring The pay OF all employees Of the
Gas Department not recently increased.
Increasing the pay Of the tapping force
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-15

For purity, strength, economy ana cura'
tive power, Hoods sarsaparilla has no equal
Try It.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-15
PORT OF NEWPORT NEwS NAY IL 1854

ILI EI1HT AVAsf
AERtVED.
Steamship Nymphsla. Horsneli, New Orleans
coaled aud sailed for Genoa
steamship Azalsa, Peule, Boston. coaled aud
sailed for New Orleans.
Steamship Rowan. Hutchinson. TriRaiai. 10
coal.
steamship Kate FAwestL Young, Phiiaielpaia.
10 load coal
Steamship ssnsca, Walker. New York. and
sailed for Now York, merchandise.
Steamship kaDawhA, Sears, Providence. 70 load
coal
Bark Msdasa. Krogss. Washington, 70 load
slaves
SAILED
Schooner Mary Pearso8, Bunnel. New York.
loaded with s0sd.
gsrE ssIyaloriA, Ramon, csdiz, win cargo Of
sfayrA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-15
iEoLK pKANUr uARKET.

TT w
Nay iA-Nartst STEADY and sales regular ~
best grades Prims. 81; EXTRA prime, 81 a3.c;
cOmmos. Ia2c.: shslsd. za24c.; spanish. -
2hc; factory hand picked, 3Slac
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-15

First test-ono gauge cold water in boiler, one
limo 90 fsot hose, inch nozzle; From lighting
fires, water ~ nozzle, 3 minutes; water ll0 feet,
70; water 20 feet, IA; distance thrown, 2i0. So
cond test-tEo single limos, 30 feet each Linen
nozzls: Distance thrown. 2l5; two lines, sia-
messed into 30 feet. 1as-inch Rozzlc-ii-tancs
thrown, 30; two lines siGigosed into " feet, ~
lnch nozzle 0lstAuce throw, 2iO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-05-15


ST. LoUis. May A-FiolT strong anf higher,
ranging from o. o. % g. I'd Mbeat closed ihn
above Saturday No. rod, cash, NaNkt;
Nay closed A. Size Juae, HAc Com very
strong ami hifhcr: cash. b So, MAY closed ~
5gt,c June closed a. 6ltlc Oats yory suongs
cash. &c $50. Nav, So juno djs. Wniskcy
at3Ll2 Provisions higher Pork, gi5. Lafl, g.
CINCINNATI
CIycIYsArr Nry H-Flour strong Wheat
stronFer: No. red, eiEc Corn nrm 30.
81 a3sc. PORK lrin. lntd {sassi2 ~. Bulls
meats str0us Bacon Ga gJ1i d1maIi. WIS.,
key, sLl2 LOGS a.lYe.
WlLNINGTON
wuMiSsroS, May It-rarPentine FIRM q,
BIC. Ros1 frui STRAINED, Hhc; goDt
strelned. F,c. Tar Grm ~ sI.ol Crude turpe1-
tine nrm; hard. 81; yellow dip, tleO. virgin, o.
LOUISVILLE.
IOUIsVuLE May Il. drain strong anf higher
Wheat-No. 2 rcd winter, 20. COrn-N0
mixed. e9c. Oats--No mixed, $3.50. iEo'i-
sious auist
REV YORK COTTOS FurURE%
Ngw YORK, Nay lL-Cotton-Cross receipts,
1904 balo.. Futures closed Dun; sales. 35,AJ
balss Nay. tS.sias9.s6; juno, - 57sfJos; Jnly.
GNas59s; August flVtatllOt. heptompr.,
ys68af9s7; OctCber. s9.iiei1A!; AoFemOer'
90 8mta4: December. S9Nata3l; January
sa4iasl42: February. sa4Sas950. March, l9.3'a
'''' LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
LIVERPOOL May NSoeH.--GOtton steady ana
IN fair demand. aplsuds. 7.Isd.: Orleans. Ssd.i
sales, 1900 bal0s; speculation and export, LOO
bales; roeslpuS il.00 bales. American, 9,lU0
bales. Futures quiet 81 an advance; Nay
ard June, e3-5id. June and July, A6id.;
August and september, 23Sid. september
and October. 10 ga; October and November,
0-6i1.
i. M-Salss u American, 800 bales:
Nay. May and June, % so, value; June aud
July, July snd August. August and septsmbef,
5 2s-Gtd seller: September ana October,
; ii-g4f.. value; October and November, e-oii.,
buyers; November aad December, s-otd,
value September. ) 1884, selier Futures
quiet But steady
az MAY. Nay ssd June. 1874. buyers:
June aud July, bgl-c4d., soiier; July and
August, E5-l4d., buyers August ana soptem-
Der, 23Gfd. September aud October 1904.
buvsrs: october aud November 66ii., buyer;
November aud Deosm0~r, l-Sid., sellers Fa-
lures closed barely STEADY.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
REPORTED for tao Dis0Atch.l
Nay IA-Nsrsst STEADY and sales regular 81
best grades Prims. 81; extra prime, 81 AS.c.;
commos. Ia2c.: shsllsd. zasaG; spanish. q
2hc.; factory hand picked, 3Alhc.