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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-25
The Gear ana the Emperor.

fBy Anglo-American cable 10 tho Dispatch.l
ST. PETERsBURG, July 24.-Rmperoe VIII
liam started for Stockholm po-dAy. Previous
10 his departure be broakfasled with the Gar
and Czarsna 90 board the Hoheuzolern.
The Gar and CzarinA aud the Grand
Dukes Vladimir, Michael, and Nicholas aud
their wives proceeded on The yacht Alex
audria to the German yacht HohenzOllern.
They were received on board the latter ves-
sci by Prince Henry, wbo presented bou-
quets to the Czarlna and the Grand
DuchesSes. After a crnise among the Ger
man vessels comprising Emperor Williams
escort luncheon was served on board the
Hohenzollsrn. After farewells had been
taken the Russian royalties reembarked on
the Alexandra, which remained alongside
the HohenzsIlern uatii the German yacht
was under way, the Forts and fleets in the
mean time firing statutes. Emperor VIII
liam, from the bridge OF the Hcpenzollern.
repeatedly expressed his thanks for the
friendly welcome he had received.
The journal de 81. Pefsrsbosrg says the
extension Of the Germsn Emperor's VISIT
test,aes 10 the cordial relations that have
been established betwess tire Russian family
and their august guest. 0biy eead can
arise from this intercourse between the two
nations.
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baseball Yesterday.

Philadelphia:
Washingtons .......4 2 l | 3 0 0 q ia
Phnadelphias. 0 0 1 o 0 0 o. D
Base. hils-W asbiugtens, Il: Philadel-
phias, 4. Errors-W ashinetons, @; Phila-
delphias, 6. Batteries-O'Day and Mack;
Bufnton, Mailman. and Clements.
New York-thirieen innings:
New Yorks...0 0 0 1 o 0 ] 0 0 0 SO
Bosions ....0 o. 5000 90 1 0x-3
Base.hiis- New YOrss, 10; Boslons. II.
Errors-New Yorks. Z; BostOns, >. Bate
RES -Welch and Ewing; Madden and
Kelly.
Indianapolis:
Indianapolis. 0 0 l o. 1 0 o.
Chicagos. 0 0 20 q 0 0 IL
Base-hlts-Indmnapol 8; Chicagos. 6.
Errors indianapolis. .; ChicagOs, >. Bat
icries-Sbreye and BUCKLEY; krock and
Flint.
Brooklyn-thirteen innings:
Athletics. "A 90 0 o o o 0 0 0 0 0 ID
Brookyns. o 90 20 4 % o 0 o.
Observation-Disclosures, u; Brooklyns. -.
Errors-Athletcs, - Brookiyns, 3. Bate
ries-Weyhing and Townsend; Caruthers
and Bushong.
Cincinnati:
Cincinuatis.. ......001 100000 go
Kansas City .......3 0 | 0 0 0 0 0 0 o.
Base.hits-Cmcinnatis Z: Kansas City. 6.
Errors Cincinnatis. ,; Kansas City, .. Bat
teries-Viau and Keenan,; Ehret and Brio
day.
Detroit:
First Camel
Dctroits. ...........0 0 o 0 0 . q 81
Piitsburghs. ...."..0 0 1 90 l 90
Observation-Disclosures, u; Pitsburghs, I.
Errors -Detroits, 2; Pittsburghs. 3. Bate
ries-Conway and Mcclure; Morris and
Carroll.
Second Camel
Detrolts .....07 00003 1-13
Pittsburghs ........0 o l | 0 l o.
Observation-Disclosures, II; Pittsburghs, 10.
Errors Detroits, 3; littsburgbs, .. Bat
Baldwin and Bennett; staley aud
Miller.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-25
COOKS ron mILLIoNAIgEs.
Spirited Rivalry Between the French
Chcf. Of tla Ih rec NnnderbliIs.

A Newport OK. ~ telegram says: There II
said TO be rivalry, oi the most pleasant cha
racter. however, between the three Wander
bit BOYS, who have cottages here, over The
efficiency Of their seveTk. chcfs. Mr.. Corne-
hus Vanderbilt Is now on The ocean with bis
family aud will reach here on Monday next
and thereafter until the close o. the season
be Will give a big dinner each week. Ills
Chef, most expensive fellow, has already
arrived. and Is trying 90 get used 20 Newport
iogs before his employer needs hss services.
The fogs, IT, is said. disturb his comfort, and,
according TO all accounts, he will have 10
keep cool and have his wits about him.
Nr. W. X. Vanderbilt Is occupying Fair
lawn, and has rs chef thc $4,000 genius in-
ported from Paris. Upon the ability Of this
puryeyor Mr.. Vanderbilt prlded himself,
particularly until last night, when r. W.
Nandorbilps cook succeeded In taking the con-
celt out OF the chef Of bis brother Willie.
Sir. Fred. gave adinner last night, and 10 lt
we're hidden Mr.. and Mrs. W. X. Wander
biit, who had returned from beingpreseut &C
the marriage OF Mrs. Yznaga 10 Ar. Tiiiany.
Tue dinner was q superb one. The taD'e
itself fairly groanod beneath wealth OF no.
raj decorations and silyeIware, while the
cuisine was III Tor prince. There VIII %
increased interest lent 20 the rivalry on the
arrival OF Mr.. Cornelius Vanderbilt. Society
IL talking over the matter, aud IL Interested
20 learn which OF the three Frenchmen VIII
prove himself the prince OF chefs.
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Cinndx Comfy Clare.

TBy Anglo-Amsrican cable 70 the Dispatch-l
DUBLIN, July g4.-The eviction OF tenants
was resumed on Yandsleur's estates in
County Clare to-day. All Of the tenants
whom the ballifs sought to eject offered
stout resistance. blocking their doors with
beams and boulders. The forge OF police
and soldiers protected the 6ailifls, who used
a ba,terlng ram, advancing 70 the attack
under showers Of boiling and dirty water
and stones. flights occurred tn msay eases
after the bailifs had effected an entrance.
Several persons were wounded on both
sides. Most OF the male tenants and several
neighbors who had assisted them were AZ
rested An unsuccessful attempt was made
70 arrange . compromise regarding the
threatened evictions Of other teaants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-25

men succeeded after an almost impossible
work. Every sisss In the large shot-iaetory
OF Blsker. Gcrstie q Co., hundred
feet away, was broken by heat aud the WIN
dow frames were seorcbed and almost on
fire, but by constant watchiulnsss the build
ine was saved. The heat was 90 intense as
10 ruin the high brick walls. The south
wall fell outward, burying beneath two hum
bic dwellings, on the south side OF New
street, from which the occupants had fortu-
nateiy been removed.
The iiremen foressw this danger just In
time TO Escape. The other walls. except the
front and portion OF the resr, fell, one de-
stroying dwelling on North street. Tue
front wall Is in a very dangerous ceudifaon
and must be thrown down as means OF
precaution. The cable-cars are permitted 10
run in front OF the building. but passengers
are not allowed to occupy them while pass
ing that point.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-25
FINANCIAL.
Hgw WORK, BALrrmoRx. Avp KrcH'
z0aD STOCK ExczAaeka
Grain. Provision. Gotten. rooassa Tar
pentirs Resin, Tar aad
Peanut Msrksta
fnr tnlnrrnnh % ,ha plsna,ch.l

Nav YORK, July H.--This was another dsy Of
moderate activity IA the stock market. accom-
panied By q continuance Of the steady hnd
gradual upward movement so noticeable VA
yesterdays dealings improvement ], Toc0g-
nized AZ a consequence Of the legitimate buying
fer long account aud very, little fnanipals-
ton u to be seem and the scarcity OF stocks Tor
sale points 10 the fact thai there has heen \
great deal OF stock bought aud taken away from
the sroe, OF iaie. The improved feeling has for
It's foundation the unusually bright outlook Tor
crops which extraordinary fun supply OF
money at low rates tends 10 AID IN every way.
Tho buying to-day vas largely by COMMISSION
houses. while the selling was scattering and AT
most entirely for the purpose Of realizing prons.
Coal stocks, Union Pacific, and urangers were
features. London was moderate purchaser OF
Louisville and Nashville. Union Pacific, and
others though II sold Reading. There ~as
another batch OF beartsh reports from Chicago,
but they seemed - have htile influences, II any,
upon the course Of prices. East Tennessee aud
Neriolk and Western stocks were quiet, pending
the meeting Of the Joint gmittee. bat SOUTH
western shares Nere all strong on the tavoraole
crop outlook in that TegiOa. New England was
comparatively weak, selllag in that stock being
more concentrated than usual OF late Inc
market closed quiet but s'rong A. or near the
best ngures. The great majority OF toe acti'e
stocks are Sal higher this evening. total baies'
gSB. 200 shares.
INV YoHE, July 2i-yoon.-stccks dun and
steady. Money easy al iais. Exchange--Long,
<ss; short. 4SSA. Governments duh and
steady.
Ersning-Kxcnangs duh and steady. Money
easy at ial q per cent Sub Treasury balances
Coin. tii7, 900: currency fiS.n3OW. Gov
ernmsnts dBll and .taSiy; pcr cents, iS'k :
- per cents, i07k. State bonds dun and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-25
Tho Frecdman,s nank.

fBy telegraph 70 the Dlspaichl
WAsmINGToN, July 24.-sluce the passage
by the senate Of the bill 10 reimburse the
depssltors OF the Freedmsn's Savings and
Trust Company for losses incurred by The
failure OF slid company. the Comptroller OK
the Currency. as cr.CtiCiO commissioner OF
sad trust, has issued tue following circular
ia reply 10 the circumstances received from
the white 0epOSitors against that provision
OF the bin which limits tue relief TO The de-
posi'OrS o, African descent:
The bill does not IN any way alter, impair,
or affect the rights Of any dep9sltOr IN the
Frtcdman's SAVINGS and Trust Company to
his full share Of the proceeds OF The assets Of
that Institution. The corporation Is IN liqui-
dalton. and that liquidatios will proceed.
and Whatever is ultimately reslized will be
divided among all the depOsi!Ors who have
proved ibeir claims in accordance with ex-
isting hNs. The effect ot the bill passed by
the senate will be, il il becomes a law, simply
tn make good 10 those for whose benefit eX-
clusiyelv the institution was originally de-
signed the differences between their share OF
the a.sets OF the corporation and the amount
Of their deposits. This IS a pure gratuity
from Congress TO these people, and the dis
tiucli0n IN their favor rests upon the I'M
Questionable fact that none but per-
sons Of African descent bad any
right to make use OF the Freed
mans Savings IN any manner or to acquire toy
any mean. any interest Whatever in It's as
set,. Ncitaer you nor any other white deposit
tor have any claim upon the bounty Of Con-
gross. You were bound to know the llmitl-
ton Of the chatter OF the corporation with
which ycu dealt, and therefore ought TO know
that It's officers conld not lawfully lake your
deposits. IL is not now intended In any way
TO iuhict upon the white depoSitors any loss,
any injury, or even any censure. they bave
been w to this time treated precisely Ike
those dcpositors who could alone lawfully
make Use 81 the institution, and know OF
NJ ren,on why they should not continue TO
be treated IN the same way 80 far rs the as
sets OF The corporation are concerned.
Very respectfully.
[signedl ". J.. TRENHOLM
Commissioner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-25
COTTON KEPoAC
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

JULY "a, lSsN
Auction sales to-day were itiy packages OF sun
cured, which we're ~ n lower range OF prices Tor
low grades than last week. Only a few pack ages
reached Sc, aud only one sold as high as He.
The lowest wore roc 10 figO. One buyer bought
twenty-siK or over one half sold at sii0 average.
There were shout ten packages Of bright wrap
pers taken for New York. aud somofew common
bright illers changed hands snd couple OF
Burloys sold privately. Tho market Is withal
very dull asd there Is anything but business
life on Change Tho gathered groups Of men
suggest mems tea-patty scene IN point ofsub-
jects discussed as vol as appearance yet some
Of our factories are doing well at work. The
rains Notwithstanding We see some very bad
crop letters, but It IL admitted that the crop
must improve With reasonable rains, regardless
Of what tho previous condition was. Very trust
worthy information puts tho crop around Dur
ham, n. C., at % per cent with good weather
from now ont, but this Is an exceptionally
low figure. Tho Tobacco Plant says the Durham
buyers looked lately as II they were ata funeral.
Sc Many were of breaks, aud bidders were
splrllloss add planters dissatisfied. whilo sales
were stopped for the day, SC. The unsettled
state Of the tax bill Is very disheRrtenlng 70 ell
tho trade ami no ono knows what to hope for
from the senate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-25
The Fast rsnnessee Railroad. &c,


lBy telegraph TO the Dispaich.l
New YORK, July 2i.-Allhough the East
Tennessee directors meeting was postponed
iroul last Thursday until to-day It turns out
that no meeting was called and no notices
issued for any meeting within the near
future. President Thomas says THAT no
meeting has been held, but refuses TO make
any further statement.
The Richmond Terminal directors met
this afternoon and spent an hour 10 the con-
sideration OF the proposed sale Of the East
Tennessee preferred stock held by the COM
pany. After the meeting the directors re.
fused TO speak about the business transacted.
except 10 state that committee OF three
had been appointed 10 confer with President
Kimball. OF the Norfolk and Western, on the
matter. Another meeting will be held
on Thursday to receive the report OF the
committee, which consists OF George 5.
Scott, Samuel Thomas, and ". G. ChIsolm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-25
Saratoga Races.
FRY telegraph 20 tue Dispatcn.I

10y FVIUkI NPH :" '3V I11'f7l''011'I
SARATOGA, July 24.-The FIRST race was an
Introductory scramble for tbree.y year Odds
and upwardS-1ye furlongs-eishte
starters Yum.Yum won; Egmont second,
Estella third. Time. 1904.
Second race-purse SjO0-one aud one
eighth miles-Osrsmsu won Cruiser second,
Bohemian third. Time, 1914.
Third race-Travers stake for tbree-y ear
oIds with $1,000 added-one and three
quarter miles-Sir DIXON won; Los Angeles
second, Falcon third. Time. 3:07l.
Selling purse-thres quarters OF mile
Joubert won; BSllston second, Tambourette
third. Time, Iii.
Fifth Observation-Disclosures steeplechise.
fractional course No. 2, about one and one
half miles-Tennessee won; Abraham Sc
cond, Drsceaban third. No time taken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-25
Fire Ia Cincinnati.
nv telexraph % the Dispatcn.I

CINCINNATI, July 24.-Abeut O'Clock this
morning the watehaaan discovered Ore I'd
the second story Of the slx-stery seoe-factofy
Of Krippendorf, Dittfnsn & Co.. situated on
tho northwest Garner OF Sycamore asd New
sweets. AZ frs.snrine- holise Ne. 4, not mere
,th.a 2so feet distant an alarm was instantly
siysn, but before tue department could be-
oiu ia f;g ht the Games had reached the eie-
yafor and spread TO sil-the upper noon.
Then began dsspesaie contest OF ths entire
tirs .depastsaeut 70 misbxsts tie calamity by
subduiug Is much rs pessibls The intensity
Of the hess, 40 az 10 save the sajespIng struc-
tures, Twas great contest. bui the nfe-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-25
business Portion of the Town de-
saroyed.
[By telegraph to the Dispstch.l

PORTLAND, OREGON, July Palate adyices
from Roslyu, Washington Territory, re-
garding SUNDAYS Gre Gay the entire business
portion OF the town was destroyed. Only q
few houses on The outskirts are leit standing.
The total loss viii relch about SijO.0OO. The
insurance Is very light. over $50 families
are left without homes, food, or clothing. and
the people are scattered everywhere seeking
for shelter and something TO eat. The origiu
OF toe hre Is not known. Two men were
badly burned during the Ore. The town had
ne ere department and no means for light
ing the flames. A public meeting Is being
held aud Q committee has been appointed TO
solicit aid for the homeless people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-25
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Meeting
IBy Telegraph 70 the D.spatch.l

ST. JOSEPH. No., July "a. "A Joint meeting
Of locomotive engineers, Ersmsu, switch
men, and brakemen was held here to-day.
IL "a expected that the session viii continue
for four days. Before the meeting began a
,comm.ttee made search OF the opers-house.
loeking for spies. Finaiiy pair Of shoes
were found on q stairway belonging TO
staqe-oarpentcr Moore, who was cut OF.
THIS quieled the outbreak.
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A CLEVER CAPTURE.
Caught wIth the Green Goeds IN Their
Hands.


A Pittsburgh Peuu.) special says: Spec
cisl.OiliceF solomon Coulson made a clever
capture OF two very silck.looSing gentlemen
to-day. In sltcbel which Que OF them
carried in his hand were $4,000 In counter
felt Creenbacbs, and IN larger satchel was
found S3j, 600 more bogus money and several
dies for coins OF the denominations OF TWEEN
ty.fiye and nfty.eent pieces. They also had
piles OF new bank notes done up in packages
70 represent $1,000. The packages were
bogus, A. each one only contained two
genuine bills, the balance being gum-paper,
such as il used for national bauk notes, cut
TO the exact size. There were six or eight
packages in the sstchel. representing about
that many thousand dollars. On the person
OF one Of the meu was found several hum
bred dsllars OF new bank notes. Both car
ried reviewers, and are we'll dressed.
Couson noticed the two men IN company
with an old farmer on Fourth avenue, and
suspected from their actions that they we're
hupko-men, The farmer was very drunk.
Coulson called Sergeant Silk from the Gem
tral station and started 10 arrest the three.
The two men went into 1S4 Fourth avenue,
where thew have been rOOnling for about 4
week. Sergeant Silk went into the house
and up-stairs 10 their room. They we're just
coming ont with the satchels 10 tdeir hands
Sux stopped them, when one OF them In
quired. "H0w did you get in here?"
II board here. | Was just up Tor my dim
ner," he answered.
"How did you get the key from the
roomg"
al always carry a key" said the Sergeant,
good naturedly.
"Tn eve you $1,000 to let me pass" said
The gentleman wIlh the satchel, nut the Ser
goant, putting his hand OF ms bip pocket
ordered them 10 stand last. They thought he
he had O revolver aud stood still. Coulston
came aud the TWO were taken in charge. OHe
OF them offered COulson $1,000 TO get away,
hut the officer very politely refused the offer.
Both were locked up IN the Central station,
together with tue drunken man whom they
were trying 10 swindle. They refused TO give
their names. One ssid be was from BROOKLYN,
aud the other nom philadelphia. They will
be given a bearing before United States Com
missioner MeCandiess.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-25
A Perser cAshss Up.

KIsGsreS. osT., July al. q. Nelson,
the Atissta serger, has turnsd over 10 Haas
a Brandt all thsmoney and notes that be had
on deposit Ia New York. Ill not likely now
taas any one will appear against blm on
Friday. The hank authorities say they did
not give the Atlanta police any Instructions
TO offer rcwMdfor Nelson's capture.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-25
RzyIrw or TaE CHICAGO HAgxEx.

CHICAGO, jay el-The primo cause OF weak
mesa In wheat thai developed here to-day was
the practical abandonment Of the Idea which ha&
bean generally entertained that there was sotng
20 10 squssze In July During tho isss fes
mihutes OF tho trading session yesterday 10
Judy premsa,a narrowed Ia. AM later on jul>
eot doun 70 q level q August OF nearly ~ y
being offered * 73,sc TheopepinG quotation his
morning was s5kc.. or INC above August 1oe
fradsa<i IN Ju&y was nos large. sn1 Avoug1cue
The morning no ci1erence was MON - ING
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-25

ers. They had tried to "ruu cunning" aud
failed, aud they were angry with hun because
be frankly opened the whole case. ICbeer..
The bill passed to a second reading with.
out division. The committee stage was liked
Tor MONDAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-25
Cetton-werms ana Grasshoppers.
tBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

CfrY OF MEXICO VIA GALVESTON, July
PA telegram from villa Lefdo, 10 abe STATE
OF Durango, says that eottos-wor1ns and
Rsss,hoppers are doing much damage 10 the
cotton crepl 10 thst s<etiou. Vilh Lerdo b
,fhs grcatsstcottoa-rslsing distrlCth za4extco-
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0pera-uouse Burucd.

BUTTE. ONT, July 2L-GainSs Opera
House burned last night. The audience es-
capped in safety. The losses amount to s'V,-
OOJ, with light insurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-25
ue,,sf. Accepted.

wAsurxcyos. July 24.-Bonds accepted
bv inc Tresspry to-day. sl.ooo ~ NJ ls't
ana $50. 200 as at le7l-ali Offering being
gcctpfeds
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GRAIK AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. July ~, 1881
oPYERtH0A
WHElr.-o.e ESQ bushela
COgN.-206a bushels
OArs.-3.0U0 bushels
SAILS ssPOgrsD 70 sTrssrlsr.
WngAT.-Longberr 50 bushels fair nj SOC
Mixed. 90 bushels good az $50. Shortberry. 3T
bushels worry good at Sc; 50 bushels very good
at 80: $50 bushels good at s3r; ~ bushels ialI
O. s0c. Total sales Of wheat. i,G56 bushels.
CORN.-Whlie, 1884 bushels prime 1T dc.
COHrOJ kEPOkc.
Market quiet
QUOrATt0HA
NfDDLINg. i0-.
Low MtDDLISg. 0'.c.
GOOD ORDINARY. $50
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.


NEW Yosk. July 2l.-Csston dull and easy:
sales to-day. li2 bales; uplands, ~ ii-l6c; Or
leans, 10 1910: net receipts, i,l0J bales; OK.
pOrts-tO Great Britaln, 1873 bales; 10 France,
$50 bales: 10 the Continent, so bales: stock,
lssO9s galoA. southern -four steady and quiet
Wheat-Cash heavy; options unsettled; NO.
rod August s5Aatshc; september. - 3-isa
ss5lc Corn-Cesh, hAhc lower; options irrega-
las: No 2 August, b3s a63sac.: septenp Der. 55ss a
5ssIc Oats-OOsjons active and = Ale. lower;
spot, white. Aalc. lower; mixed steady: NO. 9,
July, s6hc.: August. s0,s a30Ac.; September,
29ila29A.c mixed western. 35es0c H0ps-L1Eht
request CoreS-spOt isir RIO dun ~ $780, op-
tons unsettled: No. z RIO, July, slI. s5aslLt5;
August, si0oa<i0.s0. Sugar quiet and steady ;
far refining. 5iac.: refined quiet Aolassee dun
and nominal. Rice quiet ana steady. Petro-
leum fFm; ronbed NC. Cotiop-seed eii--iic,
for crude. lGa4iAc. for refined. Tsllos steady
AZ axe Rosia duh ~ ti.05asi.i0. Potatoes dull
and weak. 1urpentins Arm ~ &c. Hides quiet.
Wool quiet and steady. Pork steady: Beet
dull. Beef-hRns stsady at flA5Oatl6 Tiercecl
beef qutet; city extra india msss, r25Oatle
Cut-meais quleg aod very nrm. hiddles nomi-
nal Lard-Wostern steam, spot, soo; July,
1873; Augus, tS72sta15; re1ned. $3.50.
ireights duh; cotton, 56id.; grain, I'D.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. July 2L-Casn quotations were
Flour steady and uachang ed No. aspiring wheat.
f9xAa)c. No. red. s0sslc. No. corn, tjs433Sc.
No. 2 oats. 30c. Mess-pork. fl37a. Lard, sSoJa
ss62K Short ribs. 6 10: shoulders. s6.g0as7
short ciesr, =. s5ass.s0. Whiskey, tl20.
Iasdtns tufQres ranged
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NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
tu,,,o-fot Tor ia Disnat-h

Jr1Y 9i--Narket quiet and moderate trsnsac-
tons. Tho factories arc reducing iheir working
gangs and expect % shut down in aSeek or two.
"a the busy season Is az an eud tume. "a
SIC: fancy, 3f.c.; common. l<a2Ac; shellci.
9a2Hc: spanish. 2kc factory hani-p,ckel.
3a.A5lc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-25
PIC7xoND STOCK EXCHANGE

TUESDAY. July o. iesA
sAIEs-FBsr BoARp.-500 North Cardinals at
81; $500 Virginia new So at 6ik.
CHARACTERIZATION q. tho STOCK Boat: