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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-07
The southern Press Association.

tIt telegraph 10 lA' A'43patN'Li
NV ORLEANS, April 6.--The South
ern Press Association, in annual session
here, to-day elected the following off
GERS President, G. II. Jones, of the
jacksonville T,mcS- Union; Nice-Presi-
dent. W. W. Screws, Montgomery Id
rcrfiscy: Secretary and Treasurer,
Adolph 5. Ochs, Chattanooga Times :
Directors-J. IL. Esicll, Savannah
Ncws II. c. Samson, Columbus I'm
quircr-Sm f. p. Howell, Atlanta Con-
sftafion; Patrick Walsh, Augusta
Chronicie; J. W. Lambert, Natchez
Democrat; George Nicholson, New Or
leans Picayune A.; II. x. Ellyson, Rich
mond Dispatch; +. W. Dawson,
Charleston Nc,CS and courier; and
Page NJ. Baker, New Orleans Times
DcmocraL The association is to meet
next year at Chattanooga. The mem
bers left the city this morning on spe-
cial train on the Louisville and Nash
vile road. After calling on Jefferson
Davis. at Beauyoir. they will proceed to
Pass Christian, where the visitors will
be entertained at a dinner given by the
members of the New Orleans press.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-07
AGreat rreshetiaIoma.

TDy tFIuFTIVU 70 TIH II8TII'Tl,I
CHICAGO. Aprii "a great fresnet last night IA
fho Shell Rock rsur uOarIy swept away ne town
OF Rock Falls, Iowa. Al iron bu1Es i.5 feet
l0n. Is gone sui several houses Wcro crushed.
An ico-gorge had formed below the town and tho
heavy rain o. Thursday brought nood from an
the creeks above. Nobody was drowned, but tae
Inmates ~ several crushed houses took refuge
ON grcatcRBos ~ ice aut remained tnere In tatir
uignt-cl0thfs until The waters sub-iIcd ln th9
morning. ono family who hal this oEperierco
consisted Of a mother and Eve children. Tue
gorge broke before norniug aud the waters SUD
sided within the banks % he rYcr nearly -
rapidly as they had risen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-07
WI Rismnrck Resign n

(By Angl0-Amerlcan cable TO the Dispatch.l
BERLIN, April 6.-The National /ei-
ting says that renewed efforts to obtain
the consent of the Emperor to the mar
rage Of his daughter, the Princess Vic
toria, to Prince Alexander, Of Batten-
burg. have not been successful. For
this reason there are no longer any
grounds for a conflict between Bismarck
and the Emperor, and therefore there is
no question whatever of Bismarck re-
signing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-07

BERLIN, April 6.--It Is stated that Emperor
Frederick intended 20 confer upon Prince Alex
ander the title Of 'Euerst as proof OF the lat
teris final remuneration Of his candidature for
the Bulgarian throne, and thus remove all scru-
pies regarding the betrothal OF Alexander and
Princess Victoria. Prince Bismarck, however,
protested against this course. The Chancellor,
la conversation on Wednesday. expressed his in
tenton Of soon visiting his estates. Doubts are
expressed Ia well-lnfOrmed circles as 70 whether
the differences between Emperor Frederick and
Prince Bismarck. which are believed TO extend
also to matters Of internal policy, can DO ar
ranged.
The Emperor slept last night without inter.
rupton. His condition IS improved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-07
wool,en.Factory tFincastic Burned

T7p0-IaI IVIVHIuHI % NO I7'7P'IV7II'I
FNCAsrLE, VA, April 6.-The large
frame woollen-factory belonging to NJ.
T. Ammin, of this place, took fire this
evening and was entirely consumed.
The fire is thought to have originated
from friction at the picker. The flames
were bursting through the roof when
discovered. About all of the machinery
and portion of the wool and maniac
tured goods were consumed. The esti-
mated loss is $4,000 No insurance.
Several families whose support was de-
rived from this industry are thrown out
Of amDlovrnant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-07

rt.lccrarhtln.e n-..n.n.L

IhH t'lNfItI.A l' 100 A..7f'sl'l'I
PITrsnuacI, April "a soulement ~ fha
trouble nc fre fslr Thompson s-et-NDr2s is
believed % Dee close at lalL Members OF Tie
Ike gtiye Board of District A-..Uf T.. Ao. Z,
Knights 0f Labor, haze luolieialIy ai. .-.l goo
men to return a. work no ti' tofm- proposed by
Andrew Carnegie, RIt at "a maetns tD De held at
HradIock tomorrow they wNl publicly relu.'.
the strikers fO give up the hEhf The tf. l-Iou -
believed 70 be due a. ttr determined stand taken
d. Carnegie and also f1 Lle movement on ths
Tart ~ uon-uniuu Nofkmou, who outnumbcr ile
knights " LaDor tro o. ono, tO resume WORK
lho action OF tho Executive Board has occasion
81 general rejoicing among tue strikers and the
bu-iuess-men ~ Brslto-s. and an early ro-
sumption IS anticipated. The strike las already
lasted four months and the prospects ~ so Ia
definite shutdown " tA3 sorkJ were not relish.
,at n fha man
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-07
AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. April q. 1881
OFFERIHGl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-07
nriage Blown DOnn-Oweii!ng Burn
cd.
rspeclal TELEGRAM 70 tho Dispaich.l

CHARLEsroN, w. Va, April 6.-The
new iron bridge spanning New river at
Fayette station, which was erected about
two years ago at an expense Of SlS, 900,
and was considered model structure,
was blown down last night and is now
resting in the bottom of New river.
A frame dwelling which belonged TO
DIR. j. p. Rogers was burned last night
II was unoccupied and the origin OF the
fire is a mystery. No insurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-07
A church Near Goshen Blown Down.

INPVNIdI ItIUkIHIII % III0 DI'I11N'1'I
GOSHEN, N. c., April 6.-We had a
very hard wind this morning about 3
o'clock. st. Luke's Episcopal church,
about half mile from here, was blown
down and is a complete wreck. 1t was
completed about four years ago and cost
about $1,000. II seems 10 have been
defective in the foundation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-07
non,t he Clam.

sidalls, the great soap man. has covered tho
country with The legend, " Don't be q clam.' be-
cause clam docs not " she'll out" a. no wishes
claanses the outside: scotch Oats Essence,
on the contrary, cieanses, purines, and strength.
ems the brain and Nervous System, both IN and
out. cures Neuralgia, gives new vgof, and Is IN
doubleday the greatest nervine known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-07

for Washington, ID. O., yesterday eve
ming, where they were quietly married.
DIR. W. G. Flagg, the brides brother-in-
law, accompanied them as far as Wash
ington. They 60 on sn extended tour
North. SPERO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-07
MARRIAGES.

BRUCE-9EEYg.-M Married, % - James
church on THURSDAY, April s 1874, by hey. JOshua
Peterkin, D. D.. 1ir. ROBERT BRUCE and Miss
A. BYRD REEVE,
POWELL-COLEMAE.--M Married, IN Richmond.
Va, on the evening o. the 81 OF ApTu. isSe, az
the residence Of the BRIDES father. BY hey.
Joshua Peterkin, ID. D., Miss SARAH POWELL.
eldest daughter OF John Il. Powell. Esa, 70 Nr.
II. LOGAN COLEMAN, oI Pltsyigania county,
Va. No cards.
TUCKER-BARKER- -Nsrfiei at no brides
residence, by Rev. q. O. Cave, March -. lS,s, ny.
X W. TUCKER and Mis- EMMA 1. BARRIER;
both Of this city.
WOODY--CLARK.- Married. April 4, ISIS. az
$50 O'Clock, az - Twen'y-ntth street. by Dr.. =
A. Goodwin, Hr. A. }. WOODY 10 Aies KATE J.
CLARK; both Of this cify.
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4 Bin in Behalf OF EX.Confederate
Soldiers.
ny tclegrapn to the DIspatch.l

ny tolegraDh % Tue Dlspalchl
WASHINGTON, April G.-Senator Daniel
to-day introduced a bill to repeal section
1918 of the Revised Statutes, which pro-
vides that "no person who las served
in any capacity in the military. naval, or
civil service of the so-called Confederate
States. or Of either Of the States IN in
surrection during the late rebellion,
shall be appointed to any position in
the army Of the United States"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-07
sc,,a,,onaI story from Moscow,

LoNDON, April IA sad and SENSATIONAL story
"a reported from Moscow. beautiful daughter
OF a Russian army onicer rented a room In that
city, aud directly she had taken possession OF
4 the police appeared and forced the door,
whereupon the Lady jumped from the window
and was MORALLY Injured. her trunk contained
dvnamite- bombs, which an investigation showed
we're intended for the purpose OF assassinating
the Gar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-07
Washington Notes.

WASHINGTON, April G.-The President
to-day nominated Brigadier-Oencrsl
George Crook TO be maior-eeneral Colo
mel john r. Brooke, of the Third infan-
try, to be brigadier-generl.
The Mills surplus bond-purchase reso-
luton. with the Spooner-Beck amend
meut, reached the House to-day from the
Senate and was referred to the Commit
tee on Ways and Means.
The Senate has confirmed the nOmI-
nation of j. T. Williamson US postmaster
at Columbia, Tenn, and W. Walker, COZ
lector Of internal revenue Of the district
Of Jacksonville, Fla.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-07
A Quiet Marriage.

HEwLErr's. Va, April 6, 1888.
Miss Miriam cambridge, the beautiful
and accomplished daughter OF the late
William g. cambridge, OF Providence,
Caroline county, Va, and Mr.. Henry
Mackay, of Canada, left ria Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-07
Annthcr Victory for Kentucly

LOUISVILLE, KY, April G.-Judge
jackson, in the United States Circuit
Court, this morning affirmed the decision
of the lower court in the West Virginia
habcas-c0rpUs case against the State Of
Kentucky for the possession of the Hat
field prisoners. This is the second We
tory for kentucky.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-07
suit Against the Richmond nnd
DanviIie Railroad.

10y NSiNbAoPA " sAS N'"h''N~-H'
NEW YORK, April 6.-William II. Glib
son, of Long Island city, on behalf OF
the holders of $40, 900 of the ten-share
bonds Of the Western North Carolina
Railroad Company, has brought suit in
the United States Circuit Court against
the Richmond and Danyille Railroad
Company. The latter company leased
the Western North Carolina road. agree
ing to pay semi-annual dividends on its
stock, most OF which is held by the State
of North Carolina. The complainant
alleges that the interest has never been
paid. He demands that an injunction
be granted restraining the lessees from
further receiving the earnings OF the
Western North Carolina road, and prays
for the appointment of receiver for Its
stock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-07
business Failures.

NEW YORK, April 6.-The business
failures occurring during last week
throughout the country number for the
United States 1919, Canada 2S--a total OF
227, against 223 last week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-07

rally Grm and higher and provision. wcak, love-.
and exrted. There WIS uemen1pns Hs9e m
oporator took about 4o0o.0c0 pounds a, slo7h in
n very few minutes. no passed AROUND M enfn
for tho crowd 10 Du. down al the July they want
ed 10 NJ f1.OJati07h. A single ilrin SOFA hin
I,SD.OO pounds, another D0.OO pounds, ana the
rest Of tic crowd put down enough y nase nis
total purchases IN tais s'yio 3.H0,ey1 ponny-.
The market after sards weakened 70 49,
but closed at SO y. IN the Rrain piis Aay
for corn. and Nc higher Tor 0sls.
During tbs Grst hour al grains hal an upWarl
tendency. Wheat advanced SO. % 19tc. iNr
May, corn pu he'd up Nc. aud oats sold q. &c:
for Nay. Before neon reaction followed. ana
Wheat sold back to tho opening point, corn
dropped SO. under the opening at ashr., and
oats feli back - Sic. Wheat oats, anl co.n c9n-
tnuGt 90 dc line and the nuai pficfs Tor no day
were n shaGo below last nighrs closing. The
market was Sue resal, Of the feelings Of iocei
Operators There was a fairly nfm closing iat9
yesterday, higher pr "a on tho curb, and iight
receipts to-day. These thlngs, win mo Dohet
That certain bulls arc only waiting a iaFufaDi3
opportunity ~ bulge tho MARKET caused higher
prices, bat tho only strength apparent was tlg
result 81 covering. 20 that everything ReakeoH1
gradually until tho Ciose. PORK vas oAered more
freely than buyers we're disposed % take o. ana
weak feeliug developed. juno was seakest
and broke 5gNc., while Nay only dropped Nsc.
Shorts took hold a. l1e decline and reaction ~
bal2c. occurred. Trade was moderate, and aife
from price changes she market bal 20 features
Of Interest
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. Argu 6.-FI0ar steady. Wheat
strong; No Iod. To-. Corn Do moaerate
demand: No milci, aet GAYS ea,ior: No. !
mixed, $50. PORK Quot ani unchanged larl
GuietatfIa1. buik-mca's i1ll ehortrih. t'.i2s.
Bacon steady ami lnehar god Na.,koy frfn :.
S.c9. Hogs wcak. common and igAl, tiasAi0,
packing and aut-Aors, ta.1slal1.
LOUISVILLE
Lov1evuGr. hurl G-Crain Gr'nsr and al
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Suspended from Omce

10y t9I'EiHI7t " 'II' NI'VIN-''I
ATLANTA, Ga, April G-G0yernor Gordon 10
day suspended state-Libra.1an hgiasou ftum
onire aud appointed Captain Milcige 20 tats
charge o. tho duties. NarnlSon Will contest TO
Governors action. HARRISON Ls5 acid tho oalcc
fnn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-07
DIVERSITY CROPS.
Meeting Of an Important Committee
In Danviiie.
lsnecIal telegrnnn 70 DE Dlspaich. ]

DANvILLk, VA, April 6.-The com.
mittee appointed by the late Farmers
Convention in this city to formulate a
plan for organizing permanent tobacco
growers association 10 meet annually IN
Danyille met here to-day and decided to
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-07
A Hastiiy-summOned Cabinet
Council.

LONDON, April "a Cabinet council was
hastily summoned today by telegraph. Many
OF the ministers came q long distance 20 take
part In the conference. II Ia supposed that the
the proclaimlng OF National League meetings
IN ireland Lord Salisbury conferred for an hour
to-day with Baron do staal, tho Russian Ambas-
sadOr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-07

T9I7'| III 1''''7'f
I will give fifteen cents per dozen for
all the beer bottles labelled Pb. Best II
delivered at my store to-day. 1902 east
Main street, two doors below Dispatch
office. LrTTEN RINFORD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-07

have found out gift for my fair.
II is not a ring OF gold. nor flowers for
her hair, nor pearls for her white neck,
but Salvation Oil for her sore throat.
She's singing bird.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-07
A STATEMENT.
TnE AFFAIRS OF THE BRoKRN BANK
ar RkLE1GH.
What Hsnk-examirer Tate save for the
Consolation OF Creaitors-The
Boodlers 20 Return.

Especial telegram 10 tho lspe,ch.l
Ruuon, \. G.. April 0.-To-day
Bank-lNamincr Tate gave your CORE
trondent statement OF She affairs of the
Stale National Bank of this city. which
Is of particular interest. lt is as fol-
lows. According 20 the hank's books
the cash is short Sl49.569. The hahih.
&c, of ,hs bauk arc about 800, C0d, and
SIS assets nrc believed 90 be worth
$2So0ul The shortage vi cash is Offset
hv the capital stock. and The ,lup.us sna
Clherdciciti>in the dCpieciatiouiupapcr
uui property belonging 20 the bank
In tins statement @. assets the So. 900
found on tlc persons of President Cross
and Cashier White 40 Iorouto isuot in-
c.Uiei. Sat in she statement OF liabilities
the amounts due Other bank, aIc In
CiuIcd. The books show that there
ought 81 have been S3l. 300 iu c4sn IN
bank, whereas only half that sum hrs
been fouGd Cross and White took
away with them two packages each Of
$1,000, obtained from outside banks
aud also s 1000 obtained i1om the Ma
t.onal Bank AZ Raleigh. The State Ma
tuuni Banks indchtc lrnss to The Park
Jauk OF New > ORR city is $3i,OJl. GUt
taa latter bank lolj, good paper as
security. This 81 800 is included
SD the liabilities end IS e preferred
ucht hy reason OF t.c isct that the Park
Bank holds co,lat.r. Ilc statement OF
the account shows tlat the bank can Toy
s.yeuts cent, m the dollar Jess the
cost ut CD cotton. Out 0e tl. 0cit duo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-07
LATE WEATHER REPORT.

lBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l
49,, WASHINGTON, April I'll A. M-For
Virginia and North Carolina, colder.
gllR fair weather, followed Sunday by rising
'H" Temperature, light TO fresh, variable
k-----Iwinds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-07
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW lOfh.
NV YORK. April G.-Cotton quiet: sales to-
DAY. 2l3 bales: last evening. U3 bales; uplandA
l3-lfc. Orleans. Bic. net receipts az New
YORK for inc week, 3,12j bales gross receipts,
g2.il5 bales: eXports-tO Great Britain, 1920
bales; 90 France, go bales; % tho Continent,
$3.50 bales; forwarded, 5,lH bales. sales, 2,Jll
bales: 10 spinnors. III bales; stock, %tl,uSi
bales. Flour-SOutnern unchanged and quiet
Wheat closed steady; speculation moderate;
cash Grm aud Ia moderate demand from ship
pers; No , red, April, s9sc.: May - 5-ltae9bc;
june. S-aassac. CONCEPTIONS closed weak
0ftor moderate business spot shade lower and
dgll; No. 2, April, 63bc; May, D1sc; June,
&c a5,c. Oats shade better for cash; options
a trilo lower; No. 2. April. &hc; May, @'se
sac; No. spot, 81lt aSs e. Hops quiet and
stesdy. Colfoe-Fair Rio quiet at siAJ0; options
closed 30ai0 points lower; No. Rio, April, Silica
HlC0; May, Sll0jasil.J0; June, fi0.s5aillf0
sugar steady and more active; refining Axe
Molasses steady. Rice quiet and hrmer PetrO-
leurn quiet; refined. no. A. all ports. Cotton
seed OIL quiet h0sin quiet al 81. 22h aSl.2A Iur-
pentine dun NJ 3gHc Eggs heavy and lower;
southern. l7alSc. Hides firm and quiet. Wool
Dun and easy. Pork firm and fairly active.
Beef quiet and unchanged. Middles dun. Lard
a shade easier and dun. closing lrm; western
steam. choice. H.s2XasL9j; April, HS6af7.9O /;
May, s1.e@as74; city steam, sos Freigats
dun -
BALTIMORE, MD. April e.-Coiron dull; mid
ding, ga alOc. Flour steady and quiet Howard
street and western super, S21s32s5; do. ex-
ira, f3ai375 DO. family, tiaSi.50: city mills
super. S287aS2.6O: do. extra, s3af375; do. Rio
brands. "a. 60asA75; PatapscO superlative patent,
$3.50; do family. sata Wheet-Southern steady
and firm; red g9a9ic.; amber s3s95c: western
higher aud quiet; No. winter red. spot, Sc.
bid: May, s9has9hc.; June, So aS9c. Corn
Southern hrmer: white. 60a6lc. yellow, 59a59. {.
western higher and dull; mixed, spot and April
5sHc. bid May, 5SAa53hc.: June. 5si.a5sk G.
Oats steady and trm; southern and Pennsyl-
vania, 3Sa4lc.; western white. 4ls42c. western
mixed, 3Sa39c. Rye arm 81 50a73c. Hay higher
and Arm; prime 10 choice western. SHASTA
Provisions dull and easier. Ness-pork, slA
Bulk meats--ShOulders and cear-rib side.
(packed), Z and 6hc. bacon--Shoulders,7 IN aSkc.
clear-rib sides, &C.; hams. l2ai2kc. Lard
Refined, sAc. Butter steady; western packed
20a25c. creamery, 25sS2c. Eggs frmer az III
49, Petroleum lower. renned, 7kc. Coffee
dun and easy; hio cargoes, ordinary 20 fair
Isa1ihc. Sugar steady; A soft, 64c.; copper
refined firm at l5al6c. Whiskey steady AT Si.2ls
Sia Freights 10 Liverpool per steamer dull
cotton, Lied; -four, per ton, ia; grain, "a
CHICAGO
CHICAGO, April Clash quotations we're
Flour steady and unchanged. No. 2spring wheat
6Ga6Sc No. 2 red, 60Nc. No. 2 corn, 5is.c. No
| oats, 2B<a30hc Mess-pork. $40. 25aSl330. lard
H47k aS7bO Short-rtb sides (oOso) So 81 y ag6 %
dry sailed shoulders tboxed), s575as6; short
clear sides (ooxed), $7.t0aS7.4a. Mhiskey, 81 Is
Leading futures ranged:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-07
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKRT.

BALTIMORE. Nd. April 6-vlrginla G's. cons
solidafei. 50; 90. lO-i0s, So; DO. new Ts, O.
Bid today
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-07

OFFERIRGI
WHEATON bushels.
CORV.-2.3 30 bushels
OATS.--a30G Oushel+
MEAL.-50 bushels.
Mul-OFFAi.--l0 tons.
sALgs 6sPOsrgD TO SECRETARY
WHEAT.-White, 2j bushels common az -,
Mixed 10 bushels very good az soc. Shoriberry
30 bushels very good At yDc.; 40 bushes good a
$50 1otal sales 81 wheat, 2i6 bushels.
CORS.-Wnite. 80 bushels very gOodat 62c.
r1s bushels very good on private terms. Blxed,
~ bushels very good az SIC; T. bushels very
good on private terms. Total sales Of corn, -.
bushels.
O,rs.-Spring. 80 bushels very good on private
terms: 80 bushels very good az 800.
NEAL-50 bushels country at b2c.
MUL-OFTAL.-i0 tons ON private terms,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-07

COTTON KEPORl

W. 1no,s Fin,. - jJas3.75. euperans, s27jI
S3.2J. 5Etc4, sLj)lyk5j; fanny, SlasL5J. paten.
family, c)lniry SL15asj.9h
COTTON kEPORc
Market steady.
QUOTATIONS.
NIDDLINg. ESQ.
Low MIDpLiNG, 9 -.
ORDINARY, 81 &C..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-07

NoRFoLE PEANUT MARKET

April G-Narket 4ulet again. Sales more Dr.
tive to-day than yesterday. STOCK con'inpr+ I'D
come In largely fon ue country. Prime, ga
2'.: extra. 4. ~ :c1murn. lse.rf ll.ll,i, "a
:tc; factory land-pick.d, .lf ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-07
MARINE lNrELLIeEScE.
PoRr OF RICHMOND. ArRL 6. 1854

PORT or RICHMOND. ArkIL 8. 1854
ARRIVED.
steamship wyancke, Boaz, New York, mer-
ehandise and passengers. q. ". Allen 4 Co.
agents; and saiod on return.
Schooner Adde sawyer, Calais. Maine, piSs-
81 Schooner Biliow, Emory, Rocklaad. lime, r.
sehooner George @. A. TraveFs. Mitchell. Bal
timOrc fertilizer, ;. W. Travers s 20.
sAu.ED.
steamer Pioneer. ----, Phiiadolphis. mer-
ehandise aud passengerS J. W. hccansek,
agent -. -, 80.
steamer AFloi, Deyo, Norfolk, Ueited sts,ss
mail. N srchandiso. and passengers, L. 8. fetaaA
Schooner Warner Moore, crockets. New York,
p,s.iron, J.. n. GordOa. agent; vessel Curtis =
schooner Hattie ". croSeli. Chase. Jersey
CIV. railroad ties. Curtis 4 Parker.
schooner Annio X. Stevens fice, Nesoerry..
port. coal, Chesapeake aud Ohio railway; vessel
| Curtis i Parker
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| CHAMBERS. April an. at Hampstead,
Texas. RICHARD G. CHAMBERS, formerly OF
this city, aged twenty-four years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-07
WHRAr

CHICAGO, April A--The opening OF trade ON
Change to-day found the graia markets gene
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-04-20
NEWS BY MAIL.

The cause Of Mr.. Conkling's illness
is supposed to date from the "bliz-
gard"
The diocesan Convention Of the
Episcopal church in this State will
convene in Fayetteville on May 23d.
Hon. Clement Dowd, of Charlotte.
n. c.. has been appointed receiver OF
the State National Bank, of Raleigh,
\. c..
The State Grand Lodge of indie
pendent Order of Odd Fellows will
meet at Greensboro on the second
Tuesday in May next.
Capt. James Battle, revenue agent,
who has for some time been stationed
at Philadelphia, has been ordered to
make Greensboro his headquarters,
succeeding Mr.. Clark, who has been
sent TO ST. Louis.
North Carolina is turning her atten
ton to oysters. She thinks her coyes
and bays are particularly well adapted
to the growth of the bivalve, and the
Legislature is expected to provide the
necessary legislation. The States
total annual receipts from the sale of
oysters are now less than 100000,
and she thinks they ought to run
into the millions.-Ex.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-04-20

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