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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-07
Leaving Oklahoma.
lBy telegraph to the DisDAtca.l

by ttlcBIdpn W tho bHDAbShl
CHICAGO, May "a special from Arkansas
City says The suffering OF the bafiled boom.
ers finds the most prominent evidence along
the northern border. Yesterday 1000 WA
CONS on the march down and 500 wagons on
the way back were counted. The groves in
Arkansas and Walnut-River valleys that af-
forded camps for the boomers before the de-
scent are filling again with returning unior-
tunates. There are hundreds OF families
among them who have cold everything to
make the trip and now have nothing lett.
The sight OF men, women, and children who
are thus unprovlded for and desoate, with
mere frames OF horses surviving to drag
them along. is pitiaole.
Guthrie still holds a majority OF the popu-
lstion and IL not yet symmetrically formed.
Oklahoma City is the most promising town
site. Captain Crouch, the old successor to
Boomer Payne, was Saturday elected mayor.
defeating a preacher whose platform WAS
against gambling and whisky. As long as
the latter il excluded, as 1t is now, serious
trouble cannot occur In Oklahoma. 4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-07
PEACEABLE NED mEN.
MnssMeeting at the Opera-Bouse
Last Might.

A nass>meeting Of the Improved Order OF
Red Men was held At The Broad-Street Opera
House last night for the beneH, OF the widow
and orphan OF their deceased brother, W. T..
Grafton. The meeting was In every respect
most gratifying. The attendance was good
and the programme interesting. W. f..
Granger, Esq, called The meeting to order
and explained its purpose and announced
Mayor Ellyson as the president, who, In an
appropriate and most happy speech, intro
duced and welcomed tbe Hon. Charles c.
Conley, OF Pennsylvania, the orator OF the
evening.
Mr.. Conley is 4 distinguished member Of
the order, and made q pleasing and In
structive address. He gave an interesting
resume Of The history OF the Improved Order
of Red Men. which abounded In sound
sense and humorous illustrations. ana hap
PLY illustrated the principles OF friendship,
freedom, and charity.
Captain Frank Cunningham sang seversl
very sweet songs, which were heartily APP
plauded.
The meeting will not only accomplish the
object OF charity Tor which IL was designed,
but will doubtless give new impulse 10 the
growth Gnd influence OF this most excellent
s,rdar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-07

CHADDICK.--Disd, Sunday night Nay ssh, -
~ O'Clock. from paralysis OF the brain, - BIZ
residence. $40 north Ipenty-dfth street. JOB y
3. CHADDIc9, In the nfty-sesenth year OF bic
age.
The funeral will take place THIS Tusstsy,
EVENING ~ 4 O'Clock from Ls,eo-Strest bsptist
church. Relatives and frispds Of the family aud
thoss Of the Old Firss Virginia regiment ere Ia
yited 70 attend.
KSIGHT.-Disd. May the CD, a. tusnty-ave
minutes 10 q r. ~. BELLS KNIGHT, oesevec
wife OF Evsrstts Knight In The tssAsssA yeor %
her age
And L my dear wife desa-my precious BzlLs
lieu:
And Is her darling form rsposins with NE dead .
Yes, zee, the conrics Is over. kar mortal ssffs y
Ny dear wife y no more, I sew hsr bssssns hss
lAst--my wife.
Her funeral will take place WEDNESDAY
MOANING. May ssh. 81 10 O'Clock iron be- lato
resid sncs, Ssss sixth street Fulton Frte1ds An6
acqusinsaness Of The family are respectfully Va
vits4 ~ s1tsnd.
MlLLnrsER. Died. a $50 r. y. Monday. Mag
& lisa Ct her residence, 1901 eaeS Bafshall
street Mrk LOUISA MlLLHURN. rpltcs -
Joseph Niilhisof. IN ne sixty-seeoad year u hss
Ecsios Of fsnsssl IN se-nssrsvs DsspassA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-07
Tho Afnfa Rcrnffa.

The State regatta on the 4th OF July next
will be under the auspices OF the Virginia
Bost Club, and will be roWed on straight
ihree-mie course, the whole Of which can
be seen from the Warwick-Park pavilion.
There will be crews from VARIOUS Virginia
cities, Washington, Baltimore, asd perhaps
other eastern points. and the event pro-
misses to eclipse anything OF the kind that
has been witnessed in Virginia for years.
The Virginia Club has not yet selected It's
crew, but will endeavor TO enter one that
will be sure 10 take The cup.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-07
APAper-Mili set Ahre.
1By tele graph to the Dispatch. !


WATERFOWL, n. Y, Nav 6.-The Ontario
paper-mill, located about three miles from
This city, and one Of the largest mills IN
Northern New York. was set on fire IN four
different places at about O'Clock this morn
ing, but was not destroyed owing TO the
good tire-fgbting facilities in the building
and the work OF the city fire department.
The mill bad only recently been completed
ut cost OF about $500, 900. There Is every
reason to believe that the fires were kindled
by James Warden, the night wstcbman, who
was the only man besides a fireman IN the
mill last night The work on full time had
not commenced. The tires were set in vari-
Gus parts Of the buildings aud out-buildings,
two OF the latter, the blacksmith-shop and
another house beside the dwelling which
stood near, being burned 10 the ground.
The watchman's actions when the fire broke
out indicate that he was either crazy or
drunk,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-07
Decision Affecting Telegraph ,aad
EIectrIc-Light Companies.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch

lHy toieBtapn 10 INC DispasOh.l
HARRISBURG, Pa, May Elm an opinion
handed down by Judge Simopton this after
noon he decides that the Western Union
Telegraph Company has no right TO remove
its case 10 the Circuit Court OF the United
states. lie holds that as il is brought to ems
force forfeiture for the violation OF State
laws 1t is not & suit OF civil nature. He
therefore retains the jurisdiction OF the case
and refused 10 permit 1t TO be removed from
MS court. Ia The case OF the electrlc-hgbt
companies Judge Simonton decides they are
not manufacturing corporations. and there
fore are not exempt from taxation. lie
holds that the term manufacturing cam
not properly be applied 10 any corporation
which does not produce material substances
Electricity is not material substsnce,
neither is electric hight material substance.
In this opinion Judge Simonton declares
that the act Of 1879 imposing tax on capt.
tai stock is constitutional. This Is an inn
DOrtant fading.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-07
AFamiIy Drowned.
fBy telegraph to the DispAtch.I

IHy teIeEfaph 70 INC DIspAIcu-I
CHICAGO, May Ga dispatch from Wheel
Ing, W. Va, SAYS terrible accident IS re-
norted from Braxton, that State. L. b..
Harr aud family lived IN Il thinly-settled
district, and yesterday he and bis wife and
two children started 70 visit = neighbor. A
mountain stream in their path was swollen
oat OF lis banks, but Hsrr attempted to cross
il IN canoe. Half way over the boat CAP
sized and the whole family were thrown out.
The wife and one child immediately sank.
Harr, who was an expert swimmer, seized
another and made desperate Efforts to escape.
He caught on to the canoe, but was swept
down stream and persisted before help could
reach HIM. The bodies have been recovered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-07
immense Oss by Forest Fires.

DULUTH, MIN. May Stain has checked the
forest fres 70 some extent A heavy continuous
rain-stOrm Is needed Every incoming train re-
ports fresh list Of damages AMI the total Will
probably reach over 81, CO0.0O0. On both zides Of
the Pike Lake station, even during tho rain
storm, the flames famed themselves into a fury,
and tho tall pine-trees fell and shrivelled up
ike match0s. For males this SIDE OF Ashland
the forests are a sheet Of blazing Gre. West OF
the Northern Pacific junction tho Ore hasdone a
greal deal Of damage. completely cleaning out
tho timber from some localities and destroying
thousands Of ties aud poles and hundreds OF
cords OF wood For mics this side Of Hinckley,
on the 81 PauI and Duluth road, The track during
the nighi was as light a. day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-07

Ths largest order for the import OF any
European specially has just been placed With
\ Berlin house. Twenty thousand cases OF
Johann Hofl's Malt Extract have been or
dered by the American agents OF this house,
the Eisner q Mendelson Company, OF New
York, 10 be shipped here during The ensuing
year direct from Johann HOBS factory, NJ
Berlin. An regular seml-monthly shipments.
n n astonishing what firm bold this we'll
Known uutrilige toule has obtained here.
Aimast rs much Is prescribed and used bare
a. Ia the old world, where this article has
hem sold since ie47. Its sale 10 constantly
Increasing, Although numerous limitations
nave been placed on the market. put none
succeeded 10 attain the standard OF the
.o,d rehablsv gssuiae article. = Aew York
1riktztA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-07
washington Notes

tBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON. Nav 6.-Bond offerings to-
day aggregated S555,50 all AIS at 1861
ex. interest to los fiat. All were accepted.
II il understood that several appointments
10 important positions In the Interior De-
psrtrneat will be made within day or two.
A large number OF presidential postmasters,
II Is believed, will be appointed tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-07
uAKKrrs ~ rELEsRArn
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK. May 0--Coltcn quiet; sales. ~
bales; also last wock not before re- ported. loss
bales for consumption snd 3,0N bales for az
port; uplsnds, II S-ice. Orleans. II Ills. net
receipts, s.i7o bales: expors-to Great BritAie,
steady. No Q red. ssaSskc IN store: options
RaAc. higher Nc. red. Nay. c3ssc.: June,
Sc. July and August Sc. Corn stronger and
quiet; No z. 4tea4Ac In elevator: op<fons ~
&c. higher; May. exc. June. Alc-; July.
42sc August t3xc. Oats quiet and steady;
2ss.c. No . spot ~ u 3oc mixed wssscrn, Ne
S3c. Hops quiet aud arm. Cof1ee-Opssoos closed
steady and uuchac god spot Rio eicsdy 81 iskc.
sugar-Raw nominsi: refined dun AID lower
{. 7Rs7xc: extra &. 7sa7kc; white erfrs G,
Z lSl6a7 iS-iec.: yellow, 7xsShc on A. h-ies
confectionery A. ehe. cut-sosf. ssc. crOehed,
sc. powdered, o.. grAaulatsd. sac. cubes,
SIC. Molseses,-foceign strong so-tesL -.
Now Orleans quiet Rice duict and steady. Pc
troloum dan; rcnned, PAS. Cossoo-seed oil
quiet Resin steady AID quset Turpensfss dun
aud weak domestic nsece. s2sssc T; polled.
23s3a.: Texae. 4lsssc Port moro active
and steady; mess, si3ata2s; extra prime,
tl7asi225 Beef dun. Cut-cssats moro activs
picked bell,es skss7,e; .pickicd shoulders.
bio picked hams, l0kc Atddhsgule,. Lard
strong western steam, &. Isas7. " spot & 20:
city, f6o5: May. Ni7; June. SIS Freights
firm cotton. I'd. grsia. g4d.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. May d--Caah quotations.: Flour
unchanged ami steady. No spring wheat
and No. rcd. Se%c: No corn, A&c. No.
2 oats, Xc. Ness-pork, fil.,0asiiM Lard,
s6774 afs eh0rl-r1es. tasih 90 ShoalterA
S. s,as5.50 Short-olear, o. 25si63'h. WhisAsy,
M. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-07

ST., LOUIS, Mayo Information comes from
New Orleans 30 the effect that Vernon, q
sparssly-settIed parish on the border Of
Texas, appears TO be on the eve OF a. civil
war and much blood may flow. TIVE years
ago A. d. Lyies, . Texas desperate, who, 1t
Is charged, bad bren driven from that State
for cattle-sfeniing, settled In Vernon parish
and coxagse 10 stock dealing. He always
weut heavily nmed and wasinclined TO MUIR
deseus sggressivenes. SO odious did ne
bscewe thst onenight recently he was fIled
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-07

miles from Iecsbufg. His killing was we
beginning OF trouble. The edStor O! 'ne
Peoples Friend attacked stste-Senstor n h'
Smart, prosperous and influential cirzeo,
accusing him OF the crime and demanding h's
punishment. The Vernon News deienaea
the Senator. The parish speedily oiv'uss
into factions, the old element supportnx sa'
News and the border rufIians the Friend.
N tho editors OF the two papers get into
difficulty there will be q bloody fight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-07
Charged With EmbezEiement.
rBv telegram to tho Dispats.hI

PROVIDENCE, r. l.. May 6--Lncoln Curtiss,
chief salesman for Conadon g AyieSworth.
wholesale boot and shoe dealers Of this city, was
arrested this morning charged with the embed
Element Of $4,000. Hts mefEod was TO shtp goods
for houses IN New York and other cities without
entering the shipments on tho books. and tho
money was sent 10 him as chief clerk and he
tept il his workings covered a long period of
years but suspicion has only lately been
aroused By the unaccountable disappearance Of
goods. He IL said 70 have had no bad hsolts and
was trusted and respected. Upon Arrangement
his case was continued " the l4th instant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-07
The Doctors Were Not indictsd.
fRv tsIegraph 70 tho Dlspatch.l

CHICAGO, May 6.-'ihe statement 10 the
dfsnatch sent from here Saturday afternoon
70 the effect that DR.. Herman, superinten-
dent OF Cook county insane asylum, and his
assistapt DIR. Schubert. had oeen indicted
for murder in connection with three OF the
attendants Of the institution for causing tho
death of Robert Burns, patient, BY lii
treatment was incorrect. The grand jury
failed 10 find ipdictmen. against the two
doctors. The information that they had
been indicted was received through regular
news channels, and the error was not dis
covered until II was too late for correction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-07

s~pssmbse "a 70 s7th. Tor bon pisces sxssbstogU
pay enc rate on railroads. CHARGES and o.
pensss Of exhibitors carefully guarded Tor
economy in ell thinsA Perfect arrangements
are made for tho transfer Of one efbibis
70 tho other without loss Of time. The two
fairs offer $4,000 premiums In order thss onr
manufacturers may b shsre and win. several
OF the lea1es VII 60. We know.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-07
An Orphan Asylum BurOed.
rRv teLosraph 10 tho Dfspatch1

vIsCEsEEs. INR, May G.-The St Vincent
Orphan Asylum. three miles east OF this city,
was burned to-day, entailing a loss on $50. 600.
The fire obtAined good start before tt was dis
covered and was soon beyond control st. Vim
cent was a Catholic institntion. About 80
orphans were educated there The hre caught
severely burned and had remarkable escape
from death. 1he institution will be rebuilt at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-07
10 discontinue work.

10y Wiekiapu W th0 Di1PoiSH-l
SPRINGFIELD, ILL, May Cat mass
meeting OF miners held yesterday, represent
ing five shafts, 1t was decided to discontinue
work until there is a settlement OF the ex-
jsting difficulties. The trouble is owing TO
the demand Of the operators for men to work
al less Than district prices. Representatives
Of four other mines Will probably take sirni-
lar acflOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-07
Reducing the Price of Iron.

10y VoIsBTaPu 70 Vu0 OIsP7FVII
New YORK, May 6.-The Thomas Iron
Company to-day gave notice OF reduction
OF 81. 30 per ton In the price Of iron for May
and June delivery. President Clarke, in
explaining the reduction, said "The res.
son for the reduction is that the southern
people are crowding the msrket aud have
been trying TO sell 81 per ton below our
prices. We propose, however, to hold our
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-07

not be able 10 pass until the wrecking. train
lays new track.
Capnin BIodsett IN charge OF the train
going TO Bel6eId, Is seriously III here with
neuralgia OF the heart. The wires are down
on account OF the fire, and there 10 no tele.
graphic communication with Belheld, whore
bis family reside
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-07
Big Swamp-LaHd sale Being Nego-
ftatcd,

Especial telegram to tho Dispatch.l
RALEIGH. y. C., May G.-GoyernOr Fowle
is negotiating with syndicate OF which
Governor Gordon, OF Georgia, is the head
for the sale Of 100000 acres OF swamp lands
owned by she State. These lands are IN the
northeastern section and are in some cases
very valuable. particularly for timber now,
and for corn lands after the timber is re.
moved and drainage effected. While 10 New
York last week Governor Fowle interested
himself in the matter Of the sale OF these
lands, and offered TO sell 100000 acres in a
body. To-day description OF the lands was
sent to New York in response TO telegram
from Governor Gordon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-07

Mrs. N. T. Alsop, OF Petersburg. was 10
the city yesterday and received from the
officers Of Mccarthy Council. No. 46S, Royal
Arcmum, $1,000 IN payment OF the benefit
certificate OF her late husband, W. d. Alsop,
who died In Petersburg April Both.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-07
Charlotte Democratic.
Especial telogrars to the DisDa,cl

Especial telogran 70 the DisDatch.l
CHARLOTTE. y. c., May 6.-The municipal
election here to-day resulted In the re-eiec.
ton OF Mayor Mcdowell, with full Demo-
cratic Board OF Aldermen. There was no
opposition to the Democratic nominee for
Mayor, and only two opposing candidates
for aldermen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-07
ST. LOUIS

ST. LoUIs. May 6--Fiour quiet aDi steady.
Wheat higher No. . rod cash. s7Hc, nominsli
Nay, - kc Juno, 76h a26kc Corn higher and
strong No red. cash. Dkc.; May, 5is3ian;
July, sIas2%c. Osts nrm juno closing &C.
above saturday No. cash. a3ss23kc. BID;
steady ut si.O2 Provisions dull and weak.
Pork. sl225 Lard, $3.50. Dry-eslt meass-
shoulders, sal2sas53 longs. f&i2h ash u
rits, 81 20as6 rs; short clear. Sl8ssoso. Bacon
tboxed)--Shouldera g.; longs and ribs SAoA
S67S; short clear, sac hAsa9o. Hams, t9.1bASi1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-07

lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, May 6.-Attorney.Ge
Miller has called upon Msrshsis Jones and
Needles for an explanation OF their conduct
ard that Of their depuIies on the occasion Of
the opening Of Oklahoma.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-07
BALTIMORE STOCK MkgKKL.

BALTIMORE. May 6-Virginis i0-4Vs, 35XasSk !;
do BE-, Con a66H: Baltimore and Ohio stock. STA
ss Northern Central, 76As77; Cincinnati. Wash
ingtOa and Baltimore ista 70 do 2ds,
81. bid DO. 3ds, 20 bid consolidated gas bonds.
lila bid do. stock. ID
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-07
Perfect health depends upon perfect con.

Perfect health depends upon perfect con-
dition Of the blood. Pure blood coBquers
every disease and gives new life 10 every de-
cayed or affected part. strong nerves and
perfect digestion enable the system 10 stand
the shock OF sudden climatic changes. An
occasional use Of Browns Irou Bitiers wit
keep you Ia q pcsfert state OF heaish.
Don't be deceived by other iron prepare
tlons said 10 be Just rs good. The genuine
h made only BY Brown chceIicsl Comrspy,
Baltimore. BID. Sold by all dealers IN medi.
cines.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-07
The Ross Case,
IspecIAl .elerram o ths pI.pateh.I

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.l
GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE via WEST PorSr,
May 0.-The Ross case was called to-day.
On motion OF the defence for new trial the
case was continued TO the June term Of the
County Court Judge Jones refused bail,
md Ross is again In isI. A message Was
sent to Judge Jetfress requesting him TO
come here at once. The Judge was too un-
we'll TO come,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-07
A Mig Fire In Winnipeg.

tBy Telegraph 70 mo Dispatch.I
CHICAGO, May 6. "A dispatch from Win
nIpeg early this morning states that q large
fire Is raging there and threatens 10 destroy
large portions OF the business section. AL.
ready about ten establishments, including q
hotel, have been destroyed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-07
rxanrelist Penrnen.

Especial telegram TO the Dspatchl
FAYETTEVILLE. y. C., May Z. -EVangelist
Pearson commenced a two weeks series OF
meetings in the Pearson tabernacle here
last night. Between two and three thou
sand people attended, and alresdy great in
tercst Is manifested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-07

NEW YORK. Nay 6--The STOCK market began
the new week with . moderate volume OF bush
ness. which. however, dwindled down 10 very
small proportions before the cloee. There was a
strong tone displayed almost throughout and
fractional losses az the opening we're recovered
and even reaizations at the close failed 10 get a
majority Of the lst down below Saturdays
closing figures. There was loss buying for for
eigners but the local contingency showed dis
position 10 advance prices, and while the market
was more than usual Of late a traders market a
strong tone MAS very apparent The report from
Boston that kidder, Peabody q Co lad proxies
for $4,000 shsrcs made Atchison a prime factor
ia tho market aud the buying OF that stock and
its kindred securities was most marked by the
ROeton and western people Burlington and
Quincy was also bought by the same IN
terests aud while IL only moved up frac-
ti0nAliy 10 kept abreast OF the other western
stocks and closed with small net gain. All
western shares were scarce for delivery. and
Reading also was very hard 20 borrOv, large
amount having been called In, and STOCK AZ one
time commanded premium per day for use.
Coal stocks, however, were very quiet and were
not nc any time factor ia the course Of prices
The recent utkarAnces OF Gould upon the mar
ket made his stocks prime fayorttee to-day AID
Missouri Pacific again spraug into sctiViC anu
&c rose materially. Manhattan sh0t np ~ per
cent suddenly IN the afternoon, bdt the others
were quiet and without feature. Among the
low-priced shares Chcago Gas WIS quite strong
in the loren on, but became dull and steady
with the rest OF the list later In the day. The
close was quot, but genegally heavy. Total
sales 2&0U0 shares. great majority OF the
stocks on tbs active lat are fractonally higher
this eYeuing, hut Tho only n portant charge IA q
gain of ~ Tor cent ~ Atchison.
Frenia0.-ExcGgDge duh, steady 60 nrm ~ asa
4SsA: Money easy at "a, closing offered at s4h
Snb-rreasUry balauces-Cioid. 1873. 2io. 900; cur
rency si6, coo. Governments duh and arm
for Is per c-uts. I2oA, OK. int . al coupons,
los. state bonds duh and steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-07

IIvRaPoOL, MAY 6-fo0 4 otton quiet and
rntaor easier: American middling. Hiod.;
sales, 500 bales; speculation and export.
90 bales; receipts. 5000 bales; american,
9. 100 bales Futures quiet but steady; Nay,
8 Gid.; May aud June. s.6fd. June ana
Juiy, 3-J4d. July and August s sCta
7-6sd. August and september. S-o1s
i-gft.; septem ber ami October, 4964f.; Oc-
tober aud November. SsIid. November and
December 5 3S54a5 $3.50. September Sos
t-6id. Tenders, 90 bales on new docSets aef
30 bales on oh.
p. a-Quotsuons American all declined
lid. American food mldclag. SD: mid
ding I'D: low middluE. t3-i6J.: COED ordi-
may, lid. Ordinary. SD. sales American.
$500 bales; May. . SID. VALVE; Nay and June.
June and July. aud July and August 8 SOD.
sellers August sud September. 4-e4f.. sellers (;
september and October, f9-o4d., sellers; Octo-
Dor aud November. S NOD. sollers November
and December, 386id., sellers: september.
I-sfG. sellers. Futures duiL
4P May. MAY and June. and juno snd
July. 1-gsd., seller; July snd August 5000,
buyers. August and September, $50. seller;
sentsmber aud october. fS-obi.. seller Octo-
Dor aud November, 3e6tt.. buyers. Noyem-
Der aud December, 85-6tc. bayerr; sepsems
Dor. o sGsd., seller Futures closed stessfy.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
ilieported Tor tho DtsDs.cn.l
NAY G-Narkes quiet Prime. 4kc.: extrs
primo. 4l.a5c.; fancy, &c.; ommon, cAsac. |.
shelled, 5a34c.; spanish, &C. factory hand
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-07
TIE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
clear and warmer.
NEW YORK srocK MARKET.

Mean temperatnrs. .......,...