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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-28

BLAIR.-Diei. THURSDAY June g7'h, AZ sop
NJ, JOSEPH A. BLAIR, soa Ot sue late Matt1o"
b air
Funeral will take place from Soond Presbyie-
riau church Or. u0ge'sl, corner titth and Main.
at5P. ". TODAY. Frieods and scGGalntanceJ
a-o respectfully invited 70 attend
CALOER.-Disd. Thursiay evening az SIS
O'Clock STUART W1Ss. infant sou Of N. ;. AMI
A. g. calder; aged tour months.
Funeral THIS AFlAkNOON L. o'clock. SER.
vices a. tho grave.
CARDOZO. Died. thursday. Juno 9Th. ct
iIfDP. NJ. CAkkiR LEE, e.dog daughter q
Emmett ana Helen Card0zo; aged seventeen
years
Funeral noltce in this afternoons state
CLARKE-Eied. June @. Iss9. atS:O O'Clock
A. NJ, a. his residence. MtflOtniNn, Chesterfield
county Captain ". q. CLAkhh; aged niiy-
Funeral from the residence THIS HridaD
MORNING. az 10 o'clocz- Old Comrades aud
friends are invited - attend.
DAVIS-Diei, 40 her fathers residence. No.
11l3 Eonablo street. Jaue ri. a. sos Y. ". Do
NIF. infant daughter Of John ADD Lilo Days.
aged seven months aud ten days
Tho little crib Is empty DOW.
the little ciothfs isi by;
A mothers hope. a fathers 10y,
la Deaths cold arms DOH lie.
60. little pilgrim. to thy homo
on yonder bii-sfui rbOrc.
We miss thee here but soon Will como
Where thou hast gone before.
HIS NoTHgk
The funeral took place Monday afternoon 40
O'Clock.
kOWLErT.-Died. at 6-25 o'clock THURSDAY
evening ~ her residence. No. SO south fino
street. Miss N. J. KOWLEiT. IN the forty
seventh year Of her age.
Tho funeral will take place TOMORROW
caturdayi MORNING from the residence az 8
o'clock. lnserment In Chesterfield county.
sMTH-Died. June q. 1879, Nrs. MARIA
c. SMITH, widow Of John d. smith, Ia tie eighty
seventh year u her age.
Funeral from her late residence. No 1917 east
Franklln street. khlDAl. June esth. sc 3;SD y.
A. Friends Of the family are invited 70 attend.
vALENTINE--Died, AZ tho residence Of her
brothor-iil-law. William T. Cray, tsq.. on Juno
=. 1852, ~ O'Clock 4. H., SARAH bKNkIIA
VALENTINE.
Funeral will take place from ST james church
FRIDAY, June Ssih. a. oelock r d..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-28

rates 20 Liverpool ria Now Orleans one dol
lar per bale less than can be secured by ex-
poriers in New Orleans and then pay the
current sea-going rate from New Orleans
TO Liverpool A number Of dispositions
were fled in this case and arguments
made. The commission then took all
three cases under ADJUSTMENT.
THE CHINESE BARRED.
WASHINGTON. June 2T.-Some time ago
the Treasury Department was informed 1t
was desired TO take a number Of Chinese
,aborers 30 tho West Indies, and application
was made for permission to take them
through United States territory in
transit. provided bond was given that none
Of them would remain in this country.
The matter was referred 10 tho Solicitor of
the Treasury. and he gave rs his opinion
that there was nothing in the law 70 pro
hibit the landing Of the Chinese for the
mere purpose OF passing through the
country.
Secretary Window. however. was not
prepared 10 change the existing regnia-
lions ~ this extent, and directed the re-
lection Of the application until the ques-
ton could be considered more thoroughly.
No further action on the subject IS at all
likely. however. "a II IL understood that
ARRANGEMENTS have been since made with
the Canadian transportation companies by
which the Chinese will be taken across the
continent without the necessity of enter
ing United States territory.
DIVORCE GRANTED.
Mrs. Rosina Mackev was to-day granted
n divorce bv the District Supreme Court
from judge Thomas j. Mackey, formerly Of
South Carolina. The ground of tho appli-
cation was adultery with Mrs. Witherbee,
formerly If Washington. Mrs. Witherbee's
husband is suing her for divorce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-28

TBy Auglo-AnorIcau cable % tho Dispatch
LONDON. June 1.-THE Sandown-Park
race for the Electric stake, plate of 1000
sOvereigns. for tIree-year Odds, five fur
longs. was won 10y Manton's chestnut lily
Listen, by Charlbert out oft keccho; the
Duke Of Wcstminster's chestnut colt Or
muz. by Ben ~ Or out Of Dorrauce. second,
and Ahingt on's lay colt Freem5sOn, by
Barcaldine out of Geneunu,ss, third.
At the Newcastle meeting the race hur the
Seaton Delayal plate OF 800 sOvereisns, for
twO-year olis, five furl0ngs, was won hv
the Duke Of llamlton's chestnut colt
Ioup. by Mask out of Fair Agnes; !. II.
Houlsworth's brown FLY Pouz, by Spring
field out of Napoh. second. and Mauton' $
brown colt Deyilhsh, boy BoNcrt the Devil
out of P0iouaise. third.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-28
The LafrObe Wreck.
10y telegraph to the Dispa,ch.l


GBEESsBURG, PA, June T.-The workmen
M the Latrobe wreck have not yetsucceeded
in getting the engine out of the creek. 1t
j living upon "A box-car, and il is expected
that the bodies of several men will be
found there. A track was lad this after
noon to the wrecked engine. but every eff
fort to move 1t has proved fruitless.
ly suspended in the effort TO get the
engine out. The car underneath is
crushed into the bed of the stream,
Near the engine is an immense slack
pile. from which two or three bodies were
taken out early yesterday morning. and
when that is scattered it is probable that
others viii be found. Work was suspended
for the night at o'clock this evening.
More men will be put 10 work in the morn
ing. Twelve bodies have been taken out
il all, including the engineer and fireman
taken out TODAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-28
shccpsLead Bay Races.

NEW YORK. June 7.-Theattendance and
track were good but the weather was
cloudy.
First race-one mile-Eurus won; Be
linda second. Meridian third. Time. Ia.
Second race-six furlongs-Cayuga won /;
Blackburn second, Fayorite third. Time,
ZIG 4-5.
Third race-Spindrift stakes, one mile
and quarter-My Fellow won Siuggard
second. Jubal third. Time. 2.lO Is.
Fourth race-Coney Island stakes. one
mile and turlOng- won; King
ton second, Badge third. Time, "a 40.
Fifth race-one mile and three six
teenths-Dunboyne won: Burch second,
lie Logas third. lime 2:O).
Sixth race-one mile and three furlOugs-
Tattler won; Wllfred second, Silleck third.
limo, 224 As.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-28

by telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

CHICAGO. June Weather, trick, and
racing good. Attendance, 1900.
First race-purse. six furlong+-Long
Boy won: Kate Malone second, Lizzie B.
third. Time 1:lG.
Second Tace-eXtra, six furlongs-lrene
won; Catalpa second, Maori third. Time,
1872.
Third receive furlongs-English Lady
won: Alarm Bell second, Extravagance
third. Time, 1903.
Fourth race-one mile and fIrlong-
Kaloolah won: Bridgelight second, lie Pre-
mier third. Time, 1919.
Fifth race-oneand one sixteenthmiles-
Frederick won; Earnest Race second, Mirth
third. Time, 1850.
Sixth race-one mile-Winning WAYS
won: Lady Hemphill second, Yengour
third. Time, TAI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-28
Lcrrillard's Tobacco Trust.

Sr. LOUIS, June 27.-Picrre Loruilard has
been in 81. Louis FOR four days trying to
failed. His scheme rs submitted to Lig-
gett i Myers and the Drummond Tobacco
Company, OF this city, was 20 consolidate
with the LOrrillard * S0rgs Company, Of
Ahddletown. Ohio, into one big company
that would be run on trust basis. The
Drummoud Company refused to enter, but
the negotiations have not bceu given up.
Lorrillard returnedtONe York last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-28
RlchMoNo ToeAcco MARXrr.

JrNg =. 1853
Twelve planters wore registered on Change
to-day. chiefly from Loaisa and Caroline.
Offerings eighty PACKAGES; four taken in
Highest, sac; lowest. SLD; average. $3.50
Market active ia sun-cur0d Several stemuing
aud Lew shipping crops sold well for tie infe-
riorquaiily. Ola bright wrappers were III un-
usual good demsnd for best grades. with sales
Of forty or more packages. while several cutter
salos are also reported. We hear also Of some
n.ue trading in low grades Of new. The bet
ter oilers aud new wrappers, however. are still
neglected, though prices arc not az stiff a. We
expected TO zee them except 10 nnest leaf aud
cutters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-28

Dover, n. H.. June N.-Ihe Boston and
Maine passenger train when coming into
the city ran into al open switch, and tho
track and went down an embanEmeut.
When the engineer saw That an accident
was unavoidable he applied the air-brakes
and jumped from the engine. "a also did
the fireman. Both men We're terribly
shaken. 30 one WAS killed. but several
passengers wrre badly bruised, and some
had limbs broken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-28
=. .gA-.IoMN suFreREas.


forward the same.
f-loCresn 10 TIE Dispatchl
..Dr Pa. June 1.-THE following
cation ha- been furnished the As
rr.- with tho request that 10 be
.' .--l publicity:
Jo1SsTowV, June z0, 1859.
C7,.D.f0esg Hofp7 F,D.as Jor tie
- w. J.4aS'aca Sufferers:
rr.-. TIE JohIstOWu committee q
t t-r sufferers DID, the flood would
20 Won that there IS urgent me-
t4r tle prompt aud wise transmits
tLc money W hich has been 80 gene
c9ltriiVtel hy the country Tor the
.los ~ the distress Of our suffering
.... Largo 4sttese sums of money are
al boz utterly inadequate 20 do more
tD f1.fizals the present distress ana 10
ft.- cluwrHitv ~ make an effort Tor
ta'u. Thor patience has been uupreCe g.
..4. and tlty ara now beginning with
.f.ce ln recon- trIct, ia some temporary
-4i. shelters for their faMiHes ana
u which business can Dc carried on.
possible for the committee or any
1i committee 20 supply tms com
Hlfl an tle things Il needs. IL ~
iu need of every thing, and the
PRACTICAL way Of helping ~ Us 20
fbe "a Juey into the hands OF the
.u.l members ot the community,
which they can get what they
a.t merely for. subsistence but
the various requirements OF poo
. fH1 ere beginning life anew upon the
-,tastlted tract Of land upon which once
l--r 1tF stood. Our committee has been
receipt Of contributions Of money sent
iom al over the country. We nave
t..i necessarily portion Of this money Tor
.v labor incident - the distribution 81
applies Of food, clothing, and shelter, col,
i'otne Of rtatistics, etc. We have waited
tAouslf Tor some movement 10 De mace
GA tae part Of the committees throughout
20 country having large sums Of money IN
tDor hands which would indicate what
'Aey intend b do with those funds. We
'i- wait no longer. The necessity Is 50
eii for prompt action that our committee
Ia been obliged 10 adopt plan for using
"' talllnce Of money Tor the Immediate
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-28

ny Anglo-Amorican cahlo 70 the Dlspatch.l
LONDON. June 27.-Adyices from Delagoa
bav say that British gunboats are expected
10 arrive there by Saturday. The railway
employees are preparing 10 make forcIble
resistance to any attempt on the part of
Portugal 10 take charge Of the work Of con-
structing the road A meeting Of The COM
pany TO whom Portugal granted concession
TO build the Delagoa Bay railway aud OF
the Chamber Of Commerce Will be- held IN
London tomorrow and they viii request
the Stock Exchange and European BoUrses
20 cease quoting Portuguese securities TIL
Portugal has made rcparation for her &C.
tiOns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-28

MINNEAPOLIS. bliNN.. June 1.-THE great
wheat steal cases came 20 am Untimely and
ignominious end to-day. The court ruled
that an accumulation q petit larcen.a.
could not be considered grand hrceuie-
". G.. Harley, one Of the cOn-pir4tor, ir
the ovcrruung Of carr consigned 20 hoak a
Co.. principals. pleaded guilty % petit lar
ceuy and paid 500 hue. II. $. llalcolm
the elevator foreman. plead guilty O.
grand larceny In the second degree, and
was sentenced TO one year ID the peuiten-
tlars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-28
a Whole Crew Faint in a Boat-Race.
fRv telepraDh L. tho Dlguatchl

New LONDON. June 27.-The features Of
to-day's boat-races were the exciting con-
test between the Cornell and the Columbia
and the sensational collapse of the Column
bia crew the instant they crossed the finish
line. When they stopped rowing six Of
them fell over IN dead faint completely
exhausted. Five of the SIX brokeu-down
men recovered consciousness within few
minutes. but the sixth man was uncon-
scinns for fully thirty minutos.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-28

rBy Angio-Amorcan cable 20 tho Dispstrh.l
BRrssGIs. June 27.-Beruoort, Minister of
Finance. has introduced BIZ iu the Chm
Der of Deputies To authorize Belgium 10
make donation toward the construction
Of the Congo railway.
The Government VIII subscribe $1,000
600 toward the construction Of the Congo
railway. the shares 10 bear interest no the
rate Of 30 per cent. The interest on the
other shares Will be- = = per cont. The bin
stipulates that - per cent. Of the material
needed shall be- ordered il Belgium.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-28

7" III0
OMAHA, June 27.-Ihe train of the Union
Stock-Yards Company struck one of the
temporary supports of the main-spun OF
iron Of the yiaduct over q street, III south
Omaha about $3.50 A. NJ, and knocked the
whole structure to the ground with ire
mendous crash. Fourteen men were on
the structure at the time and fell with the
ruin. Eight were hurt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-28

the oil ring. Sales made in the regular
way were for July delivery. The first
transaction was made Of 91% and then no
sale wns made-92k was bid. The first sale
for cash was made at 96sk, and after that
bids and offers were so far apart that but
little business could be- transacted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-28

lBy telegraph 10 Do plspalch.l

10y E.lfEIHFII 70 tll0 u F'7|I1'I
PITTBUBGH, June 27.--fhe new rules for
trading in petroleum went into effect to-
day and completely upset things at the
Petroleum Exchange. The brokers did not
seem TO understand the new system and
little business was done. The range Of
values up to noon was only one cent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-28
New Rates I'm Effect.

NEW YORK, June 2.-The new rules pro-
viding for dealing in petroleum for future
delivery on the Consolidated Exchange
completely begildering the brokers around
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-28
GENTLEAIEN'S
FURNISHINGS.

are selling here-four.ply. linen inside sni
outsife-for &c. each.
Neckwesr for {. .. &, S, ami i9c, all the way up,
but not Scarf At the usual elsewhere price,
The same can DO said Of Underwear, outside
shirts. suspenders, Boys Blouse, and thousands
Of things that pertain 10 the department
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-28
A skeleton FouDd.
By telegraph to the Dispatch.I

IhJ tuiVBIupH 70 NO DispAEu.I
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, June 27.-The keeper
Of Bosa Grande lighthouse has discovered
the skeleton Of John Cone, young man
from Jasper. Fla, who was drowned near
Puuta GOrda last March.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-28

LoSDoy. june 17.-Thr prnceof Waie-'S
daughters are visiting the Quernat Wind
s0r. Her Majesty has fully consented %
the le.r9thal II Princess louise tO tho
Earl of Fife. 10 Is said TO BE- strictly "a love-
match. The morning newspapers extend
warm CONGRATULATIONS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-28

IBy Ansi9-Amsrlran rahlo CD mo nspltHl
DUBLN. Jun. ~ Mr. O'Bric1 nude q
fierce speech Bt loughal to-day ho SAID
that n the Goveruu .1t Was wicked enough
and IA. landlords insane enough % push
plantation scheme for vengeance ou tuo
tenants. they would find tle whole lr..h
race ready o. stru rgle against tIc scheme.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-28

fBy telegraph 10 tho Dispatcn.I

CHATTANOOGA, June 27.-The Southern
Steamship aud Railway Association will
meet in this city tomorrow to arrange
rates for summer excursions 60 different
uOiuts in the south
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-28

NASHVILLE. TEsS., June Mrs. Felicia
4 Porter. one Of the best-known and most
Giotlv-esfeemed women in the State. died
tbis morning. Mrs. Porter was in the
sixty.ninth year of her age and was the
yon1gsst daughter Of the late Felix Grundy,
sTH Limited States Senator and Attorney
General in the Van Buren, Cabinet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-28
SmOthered 10 Death.
tBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch. 1

LIMA, ONO, June 27.-While playing yes
terday in q wheat bin which was being
drawn of into o car benjamin Marks and
Judson Horton, two young boys, were
drawn into the chute and smothered to
death
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-28

WrluS0Tos, y. e.. jane ~ --Turncnt.n5
firm nt 3i,sc. Hogin steady; stra.nei. Csc;
good strained. 50" Tar nru ~ fi5h Drgls
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-28
Killed by a Negro.
>
Nv tnlegrapn On the D,snasrh

SAVANNAH, June N.-H. J. Dutton, a
farmer living near Halcondale, fifty miles
west of Savannah. was shot and killed TO-
day by a negro named Evans, discharged
employee of buttons plantation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-28
College Boat-Race.

NV LONDON, CoSs., June PIN the in.
ter-co.leRiate boat-race tonight Cornell
won; Columbia second, Pennsylvania
third.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-28

IoSDoS. June 27.--Thc Clyde seamen and
firemen who have been on a strike FIR
some time past viii resume wO-k on tie
masters terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-28
a;HIGA0o.


~. LOUIS, June T-flogr firm ard IN
changed Wheat lower. No. ro1. cash, So.
July aud August. a a5s'fc Com lover; M ?
mi1cd. cash, MA siEc.. July 3ls a3i &C.; Au-
gust 81, a52sc. Osss woaEer: 80. eash. - q r. (:
juno. ~ &C. askef July. Z2i.c. asked. Whlskey.
$40. Provisions slow. Pork fl1& Lari. 81 lh.
Dry sal, moats--shOul1ors. I.2iafA3'N longs
and rila. S5afalf. snort clear. S. 20afk "a.
Bacon boxed shoulders. o. longs and rios.
3Gi1si6.75; shOrtclcar. f6ssaSa ~ Hams,
glU Al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-28

spriug straight. tts5assx5; sprfne vhess erfr,,
s37oatf.2a Wbest--Sotsihcrn qgistaod ssssdy.
fuiix Ga, eaS2c longberry. old. sbss5o re-
ccipts faI new. sDs29c., a. 20 condition: western
firm; No. q winter rod. sps and June. aye;
Jaly, Belc.: August s2a324c September. exc.
Corn--southsrn strong: white. 4Safsa yellow.
43ai5c western strong Osts steady; western
white Seasi4c. Rye auiotat i9a50c hay steady:
prime % choice timothy. fA5osfi5,@ PrOyt-
sloDs duist Butter stcsdg; creamery, leal1c.
Bgga. i5ai5Hc. Petroleum frm rsdoed. 1sjOc.
Coffee unsettled; mo eargoes fair, Nc sugar
quiet A soft, qhc. Copper steady; rsnDet.
l8kaItc. Whi-sey stoady at iIi0 Frsignts 10
liverpool per steamer agiet and siesfy; grain,
"a. Cork. for orders. -. 7<d. RccciptS-Fiour.
400 barrels: wheat 2Op0 bushels: corn. 1000
bushels. oais. 1000 bushels. shipmeats-Flour.
isO0O barrels. Salcs--Nhsat. 1900 o1ehel,;
corn, 81. go bushslA
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. June N.--Cash quotations wers;
Flour nrm and unchanged. No. spring and
No. red wheat " asgc. No. corn. 81. bid.
No. oats, 2eAc Aess-port. sii.s5atlie0. Lard.
S663i. Shori-rbs. s. asHse.05: shoulders. go
S535. short-cio sr. s6SzTG.SS. Whiskey. ti.o2
gheiesdiES futures ragged - follow
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-28
The Parncn Banquet.

IoNpoN. June 1.-THE KaTl Of Aberdeen
Will preside at the Grand banquet % be
given to Mr. Parncll at Edinburgh during
his visit there in July.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-28
The Emperor and the Car.

lBy Anglo American cable to the Dispatch
BERLIN, june 27.-Ihe Emperor will start
on his yacht-crulse D. Norway on Monday.
The Gar Will visit kicl in August.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-28

tEyAnElo-Amorican cable 70 tho Dispatchl
ZAvZIn,n. June 27.-Dhr three missin,
steamers belonging - the Nclsuaun eXpe
ditt.u have arrived here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-28

CisCISNArt. juno U-fiour ~ m0ierafo
demand. Wheat strong. No. 2reh saw. Corn
strong and higher: No. = mixed. &c. oats
staa1y; No , mixed, f5Nagfc Pork nrm 80
ft2.a Lard firm aud higher at ffrs.D a.
hulk-meats aud bacon sfan1y. Nhiskfy stoNiy
rs fi.02 Hogs 0rm common snd light e. "a
$40. paekIng and but.Lels. s. ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-28
MARKET REPORTS,
AND IN CONNECTION THEREWITH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS
Daily Reports from Both Boards-Cotton.
Grain, Flour. and Other Quotations.
NV tsIerranh % ,he piapa,cn.l

- WAsuiNGToS. Juno g-.--For Virginia,
H., fair. continued high Temperature. tot
sfAlk flowed Friday afternoon by showers.
land slightly cooler. southwestorly
k----4winds.
For North Carolina add South Carolina.
rain. preceded hy fair weather In the Interior.
continued high temperature. followed Friday
night Dy slightly cooler, onsterly winds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-28

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, June q, 1853.
OFFERINGS.
CORg.-i.5O bushels.
OAr--l, OO0 bushels.
KYE-SJ bushels.
SALES RsPORvsD 70 sycRsrARN
COKS.-W hi.e, 100 bushels common a. 90.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-28

Cotton KEPOAE

We quote. Flns. sl50AsA75 supsrnas. s275a
t22o; extra e. S).3l75: family, siaSL5), pateaI
iAmiIY, country, si.75aSas1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-28
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.


Nav YORK. June g7.-Cotton nrm; sales, il3
bales; uplAnds, 10 l5-i6c.; Orleans, II s 1885, I.
net receipts. g0i bales; expOrts-to Great BIZ
tam, 5 81 bales; 10 the Continent i,Ss6 balos:
stock 210.iJ4 bales southern nour stoady.
Wheat weaver; No. red. e5Hc. In store; op-
tions 1sala.c. lower; No. red, June and July.
S5ssc.; August, Sf,sc: September, So. Corn
weaker: NJ. >. NAa4gc.; options weak; June
and July Al &C.; August, f3stc. september,
48l,c. Oats steady: June, July, ana August,
2ssc.: september, sSAc. Tops quiet and steady.
Coheo--Options 40a35 points up; June. slAs0;
july. So s0afi&O; August tlaToatlA2); spot
no steady: fair cargOes, tlbIA sugsr-haw
quiet and hrms falr renniDg, ne. centrlfugals,
50 test, SIC. refined quiet aud steady. Aolassos
firm. New Orleans quiet klco quiet aud
steady. Petroleum steady; renoed here. 7.soc.
Cotton-seed Oh duiL Resin quiet aud steady.
Turpentine siosdier st q ssse. Hides steady
ana quiet Wool Grm. Pork nrm; moss, sia2oa
xl150 extra prime. sil5oefll.3A Beef slow.
Cut mea8 stronger; picked boliies stoedy;
hams, si2: shoulders. SAi2A. Middles quiet
Lard steady; western steam, spot. 81; city.
1885; July, idSi; August t'.0l Freights
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