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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-27
Annthcr Railroad DIsa.ter.

LINCOLN, NEE, August 2G.-Word has
just been received here that construc-
ton train Oh the Northwestern extension
Of the Burlington and Missouri railroad
was wrecked Saturday night near Pine
Ridge tunnel, in the northwestern corner
Of the State about 800 miles from Lin
coin. Eleven men were hurt, and two
at least will die. George Moore, the en-
gineer, and James Munan, a laborer,
are III bad condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-27
SCHEME TO BLOW UP A PRISON.
Old Prisoners on the Outside Said 20 BE
Concerned IN the Plot.
lBy telegraph 20 tho Dspa,chI

JAcKsoy. MIcH., August ga great
sensation las been uncarthed Mt the state
prison. The matricidc Irving Latlmcr,
whose crime and trial attracted such
wilc-spra AL attention, hGs been dcte cted
i'm plot 10 blow mp the prison, and "A
Quantity Of explosives have been found
within tie prison wall. Latlmer was
locked i'm a solitary Dungeon mt once on
ihe discovery OF the plot. For slxweebs
the warden las SUSPECTED that la,lmer
was at the head OF % daring and devillsh
scheme 70 blowup the prison. and he has
been watched closely. Last Friday
bumper or choreman was detected IN
gott.ng n package ncnr the north vail,
which had been thrown over by ont
siicrs during the night The Waterman
got the package. having traced tito LGti-
NOR. u contained n quantity of Her
culos powder, one Of the most power
mi explosives. Warden Hatch has
refused to state the details and
wants 20 keep the matter quiet so
that hc may catch latimer's outside &C
comrlicc. and hc will not state What Latl-
mcr saws about il. From other but re-
liable sources it is learned that the Old
prisoners have made use of Latimcr's
money and secured outside Influence to
execute the scheme which would, if en-
t.rcly success .ful, have destroyed the
prison and let 500 conyicts loose. This
scheme has boon contemplated for the
past ycar and did not originate with
IafinCr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-27
RLcHMOND rOeACCO MARKer.

AUGUST ~, lSsl.
Sales to-day we're very moagro On Change
with a very small, attendance. Privately ~ hogs.
hsals filters were reported sold. some fancy
samples, representing lat sales aI Henderson,
y. C.. and other points were shown, with such
fancy prices - sL50 per pound attached. Into
rior markets stin show worry high o. en.ng prices
ami notably llilc body medum-sizo Leaf with
fine color
West virginia crop reports, according 70 infor-
nation derived from pciynte soulc's Indicate
foe crop. Tho r., asous thoro are later and will
give The tobacco more gum and sprcad tlue-
curing IN West virginia, duo o. the care 81 our
merchants ad,ices 20 planters, Is bo"oming gen.
eral. aud hence anef .oat may Do expected his
season.
From samples q early sales exhibited AMI *
posed OIL Change for tho pass Zen days II would
apoear that the delicate ana nnc yellow cures
are very Liable 10 lose color with thin leaf.
Tie Uaiioi states August report on crop con-
d.tl0n Says Of tobacco:
..Txre-s Of rainfall and consequent Inability
20 properly cultivate the fields has caused ihii-
ing Of 81 i've points ~ tobacco condition during
n. month. The decline vas larRe~t Ia virginia,
| Maryland. aul North Carolina. aud less marked
| Ia Kentucky and Misc0usn. Tho prospect VI
/ P.nusylyania shows improvement. aIi thero
[ ana Ia Now England tue condition Is high. he
/ general average 4 the country j. ~ against
sgg la,t month. Bat four ctatos " large prVdCc-
/ tion equal the general ayeragc-Pennsylyan
| with ". North Carolina ana Tennessee. Win
/ ~ and ONO with g3 other leading states are :
| Maryland. 66 Virginia, ~; Kentucky 81; Mis-
cOnsin, 3D.
/ favorable season from this time forward
/ with plenty u sunshine for good development
| and an absence Of early frosts, Is now necessary
! in order that oven moderate yield per acre
! may be made. The reduced acreage aud pres
ent poor condition OF the plant make Il certain
that At test the aggregate crop Will DO very
much reduced.
/ Loose tobacco expected; Present indications
/ arc that Richmond will sell only ono third o.
much as last year. or. say, only about one and q
| half million pounds
| Internal revenue collections: Cigars, $1,000 ;
! tobacco, Sj,s64id Total, s5,57LA
LOUISVILLE
| LOUISVILLE, August eL-Heavy receipts. con-
/ unued very large salss OF ButioY al fully last
/ weeks prices, large offerings OF dask at uH-
/ changed ne,lres with salos Of over 1000 hOgs-
/ heads la Que day, were the leading features this
Woek.
! bpisy.-Excepting that We had no Wild bid
/ dug Of an extreme price for any single Eogs-
\ head we have had another extraordinary weeks
! business, remarkable Tor tho quantity sold,
/ general animation. aud tendency towards out
side figures for all grades In good order ADD good
Weights. For home trade inc demand Saa
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MARKET REPORTS,
AND IN CONNECTION HEREWITH The
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
NEW YonK AND RICHMOND STOCKS.
Daily Reports from Both Boards-cot'on'
Grain, flour. and Other Quotations.
mr ,olnrr.nh % the pnpa.-h.i

s-----1 WAsHiyGToN, August 2G.-For Eastern
H.. Virginia. fair except showers In the
sfAlH isOutbeastcrn portion. eighty warmer
1 land ca3teriy winds.
- For Nofth Carolina md South caro-
lima. fair ~ the western portion, show
crs IN the eastern portion, slightly warmer ana
nOr'heastery wiuiL
For Eaat F.oria, local showers, stationary
temperature, variable winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-27
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-27
DEATHS.

BLANKENgHIP. -Ui.I. in Manches'~r. "a.
August g. 1893 ~ no ro-iirnc, q her dapshicr.
Ar- s =. Blsnkeuship HARRIET H. slANh-
ESSHIP. Ia tho seF suty n'st year u h"r ntr.
ggriai service from no rrsi.cnfa. tct~"en
Twelfth and Thirteenth on banDuig' street
THIS AFTERNOON NJ 50clD'6. tfh ud- ana
relatives " To- family sre iusitot to attend.
IAXAIL.-DieI. q, d O'Clock Sunday evening
August : %. NJ her rosifenrr IN iti- cry. ANNE
TKIPLEIT HAAALL, widow OF Boiling "alAer
HHAai.
Tho funeral 8ili be- from - James rhprch
THIS rruesda0 AFTERNOON no 3 cioch.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-27
Afraid to Retire.
Try telegraph TO the Dispatch

liN kNtth NiH W. '"'N
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August 2h-lhe
residents of the Fifteenth Ward residing
in fine section bounded by Parrish
Brown. aud West College avenues were
,lr.id TO retire tonight Tor fear that
thoir dwellings, would he swallowed up
and that they would be killed a sue,
cessjon offthe most stating caveS-in OF
streets. the breaking OF sewers, ana the
hnr.tng OF wator-pipes rcigned il TINS
district to-day as a result OF the recent
rajns II Its estimated that over SlOV'
0uO worth of damage has been caused
thus far by tn weakening OF iounda'
tions. the flooding Of cellars, the caylnS-
in of sld, walks aud curbstones, and the
destruction OF the store keepers pro
perty in the western end of the Fifteenth
and Twenty-ninth wards. JACOB Con
rad. a brewer at the corner OF twenty
seventh and Parrish streets, CLAIMS u
have sustained loss Of S-O,OOO' ana a
portion Of his brewery was iorced 70
suspend operations. Over 500 barrels
of beer are totally destroyed ana INC
loss 10 machinery will be heavy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-27

nv teleEra1h u u Dip4''h1
Bosrov. August g. 4 schedule show
ing tho liabilities Of the iusolvcnt wool
firm Of Brown, St,c2e a Clark. Of Dos
ton, was filed IN 'hc lnaolyen"y Court
this morning. IL shows liabilities Of
III 1SOOuU
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-27

PurtuoRr. August N.-ylrs'n!a canso's.
81 bill: d. llir-, H bid; io. ~, ma79;
C'n,lai stort. -: Cln-iuuaii. washington aud
Baltimore i-fs 9aNs do 3ls. ~ bid. -
asked: iA i-. - bid. -24 s-kcl; consolidated
gas uoDt4. D.. Did, lli as' oi; 90. STOCK. IL bii,
fiie asked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-27

FRANKLIN, Mass, August 26.-Gene-
mi Isaac +. Shepard died at his resi-
dence, in Bellingham, Sunday aged
seventy-three years. lie was the colo
mel of the Third Missouri infantry, sue
ceeding General Sigel. He was made
Consul to China, and served as such I'M
der Presidents Grant. Hayes, Garfield,
and Arthur.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-27

10y Telegraph 70 tl" bla.' u'I
WAsHIVGT0N. August %. The Secrc-
tary Of the Treasury this afternoon Nc
ccpted Sl.4J5. 80 percrnis, registered,
1t l2S. and 100000 a per cents, regis
tered. at 1866.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-27
CHTCAgo

CHICAGO. August sG-the cash quotations
vcr.: Flour quot and uuehanseL So. spring
wheat. .+.: $50. rai. 7er. NJ. corn,
xilc. Eo. 2oets. IlIc Me-s-f orh. 900 LaIi,
fLg!ae5 n. Shari-fbs .Lt3.ati .p. shoulders.
fiG3 gsL.5. sl0r. clear, tji-l ala@1. Wh.@key,
RiN2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-27

KANSAS Cry. Mo-. August 2G-A
special from Moberly to the Journal
says: Four tramps arrested here for va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-27

Elegant Cider 'in'gnr tonr Years "ih'
Large variety iresh Picking spices.
New Mushrooms and French Peas
direct importation.
Blackberry, French. and CalIloula
Braudios at
william J.. WIRES.
formerly Of Christian, White al Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-27
Mr. Theodore Wores. whose views and

Mr.. Theodore Woree. whose views and
figures from Japan have been well r.
cciycd lately IN London. contributes to
tho forthcoming tDfplV an apprfci-
ntiye pap.r on the artists and ART .OcllnB
OF the japanese.
I'm their "IIistoire Dc Ia Ceramiguo
Grecque" Messrs. invot anl Colhgnon
mention a vase on which rallas Athene
rs depicted entering the workshop and
Offering crown e. paiotor, whlc her
attcnlan. follows with wreath Ono
female and two male artists are seen
painting vases diligently. holding thor
pencils doggerwlse, as tie Japlncso DO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-27

CorrUS RgroGE

W. quota. fine. s1J'a,1.-S suparfns f21Sa
r.; extrAsljlRSl15 family, SitsAjl pAIel'
tamiY country s. 'aSh25
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-27


tBy rciegrapol
AkRlygO.
steamship Cairo. Philadelphia. eoalei, AMI
sailed Tor Galveston.
steamship Parihian. Mobile, % GOAL
steamship berkshire. Providence, ana sailed
for esi Point. merchandise.
steamship DOrcl e5tsr. Boston, and sailed Tor
Baltimore. merchandise.
steamship Roanoke. New YORK.. and sailed
Tor New YORK. merchandise.
schooner }. I. Ha.broucs. Bost0u. - load coal.
Schooner W. n. Bailey. Boston. 10 load zeal
Schooner II. '. Kelsey. Nos Haven, W Load
coal.
Harges Gilchrisg ami shruus, Boston, " io4d
coal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-27
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEw YORK. August 2t-The stock marie,
opeue1 the new weoK with some animation ara
DECIDEDLY n r0ug tone. in a marked contrast 10
the weakness of last weeks trading. Tho close
~ saturday, gave promise Of n hcttor roofing
among M" traders ian regard 60 both the vosterl
railroad situation aud monetary prospects aht
thore was today litte pressure 20 iorrow and
rates ior money went tarE 20 A. low n > p't
cent The Canadian bankers werr Offering
about fhreo million on the stree, mi tue Bnnk
Of Montreal about half az much, when gaze I'M
mediate rouet AMI The impression gaiuei
ground that there would be IA "a 3 " offerings
from the same sources ~ long "a the high rates
were IN forrr. The london market Was materi-
"a Is higher tris morning upi under improved cir-
rums'Gucrs here first prices wero rom q ~ 3
bstfor than saturday closing Tx ire~ ne
tone ~ thH market was lrm. though w.
tie lracrors was male outside OF SIecnia-
lions unn the afternoon. AMI IN" usual dul-
moss prevailed. though Improvement IN
values vas s'oaiy with small hucnaloh-.
/ The bulls gained confidence a. The gay wore
along, and whom the announcement was fnn14
that the Secrr airy ~ TIE lronsury had accepted
over million nul q bali II bonds mo hnliiSh
feeling became much moro pr1uounCoi. ana mo
market showed 10 IN the increased activity aud
tho accelerated upwari movement iu prices.
Sprsiaitir4 fen tn -trOnQly, AMI Cincinnati.
Chicago Columbus ard - Louis made squirt
of oyer 2k, while cool stocks wcre specially
prominent m the rise. and Jersey central ani
Delaware ami Hudson reached sun nEher
figures than over before iu the history nj the
companies. The movement. however. rNienlod
O. thn entire li-t and everything Continued tp
rise unfi ,he close, which Wa fairly active nni
strong % ne u"st prices 81 the Jay. crop news
wq- sim most favorable. wei ~ The reports
Of t'Ie earnings for tho thru week iu August,
nni while There va. ltile uutsiI" support 81 the
market. shorts found the market going rapidly
from cloin. The final gains arc material Jor-
sny Central "a ups. Cleveland, Columbus. en-
cunat and Indianapolis md g. L"uis, ~
Chc4apease ana ONO lrst preferred, 3. Deia-
war" rod Hudson nud Missouri tb'll,, =.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-27

PORr Og RICHMOND. AUGUST n. 1854
Arrived.

s,oarstlp Old Dominion. Couch. New York,
rnerchauiiso and "a ssengers. george ". Allen
Il Co.. ngnufa 80
steamer Gull stream Hues, PhllaieiphiA
mer ,hanliso aud passengers. j. !" ho,afflcx.
agent " -.
-cnooner l.. 4 Rose. Rose. Now York. barb.
Goodman Br0thers vessel curtis & f9fAcL
schooner cyrus Han. IoOmb,. Nov lorA, yig
iroa, !. y. Gordon agent; vessel, GURUS Tar
krr.
SAILED
steamer ARIEL Doy0. Norfolk. merc1aHfis,
and passengers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-27
NORFOLK pEANur MARKET

AUGUST 2G--Narkot firm. The icst gredes
met with moderate aales to-day At quotations
Primo. &c; extra prime lVaiAr; ,onmon.
T.. a3c.: shollei. 2a3kc; spanish. Csc; i@ctofJ
hand picked. 6sssc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-27
be- loading futures ranged a'foII's''


REVIEW Df IHE CHfCAHo MAhhhl.
CufcAG0. August 2.-Ihr marsot was active
and higher ior whelt to-fnY ~ tho opening
prlrrs dti NOT how q material change frOiu "a-
turday- closing. Tho range On futures on tho
IDF. tnaftI3 Vienna -raiu congress ln e-timh'cs
tlat 10 would give out o. morrow would show
shortage in the sheat crop ~ Hur3re OF is por
cent. and that fhere would tc . shortage in tho
Roril'3 rrYpOf l~.ON ~ bushels tor I'-H the
rrrs %. December vas run uD 10 1896 or o..
above >atur lay'. rio- ~ quotations.. Based on
~Gfuriay closing flo advance on futures today
was - G.. August showing tae Troat 81
strength. Corn was active AMI weak oariy ia
toe 4nr-l1u Wth trading quito ~ heavy, bnt
lator % reaction followed. lhs market opened
etc. iow"r Than me closing price ~ Sunr-
day WIS wogker AMI decliL"i t.Ht.c.. rallied
la. p, became quiet AMI steHdy. closing ahhc
lover thau on saturday. oats grrr tcilgc aud
wcaacrat Ice. Detter eariy. Cue 81 l8.A rereipts
] Ue atY tncr lu wheat produced better tc"iing
aud prices HdFnlced .aitn. ana TIE market
closed steady Inquiry fOr moss PORK was iairlY
nctlyc. and olerin-- Wcre t0t very largo. Pre- "a
ruled i5q2r. higher auI fhe gtghuce was larry
wtu supported. Very little interest was mani
ia,t.d la iarl. and he fcriing Was steaiy. kii-
,.cra nctiye. The carly feeling va. stronger end
slightly slysnred prices " r Obtained. Later
tIc feeling Was easier au1 tao market closed
stcady az about medium prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-27

Tho cossidated Exchange opening sss nNe.i
hia'ses,. g}.: foveet - &C.. ciDsng ~ -. 1o;si
sales ~ yotfi exchanges. iS,.0D Dnfrris.
NEW YORK cUrrON FUrrRg,
rgw roKx, Angus. @.-Tet rcceipts, osic-:
gr0sa receipts, 1870 bates. Futures eiosef quirt
ana s,eady: saIss.. g7.Ggi bAles; S5guSt. sl163a
sir.6l: september. sl0 Faligfs: October. tieiia
gi9.l5: N0yomber, 81 glafa9i December. f19is
g. ~: January. sos-nf3as: FoDrDs-y. tio0sa
si1ni March, siOOSasinGa: April. fl0.iJ1
sole; May, gl02laSl0.zi. June. si0Aeti1A
LIVERPOOL. COTTON MARKET
LIVERPOOL, August 2l--Noon. Cotton quiet,
with limited inquiry: American midlihe,
ga. salss. SGD balos. speculation AMI Ok
port. lon bales; receipts. 400 bates; hmsri-
can $500 tales. Futures quiet nn1 e1sier.
American ,nidJiing. los rHid jlinR. clause, M
gust. 1l-Gia6 s~6i-eiA August and rcr,Hn'-
Sopsemter ard October. si-Sfeh 00-'At. Or-
touor and November. f5-Std.i November niri
Dccembor, 5 3AtfL b,fonb9r eo1 JenpaIy.
? T-sfa5 7s-Si5 January and febfuary.
4.Til bales on new locke =
T. M-Amcdcan mAillng. ga. Sales ~
American. j.,0n haics . American mthNng.
low nlliing. clause. August sfl-6i1. blYcrs
\ gust ard September, Nffi. selirrr. sep.
temher AMI October. d06if.. sellers oriobcr
and Novemtor iS-fii, buyers. November
and December. 2iAfii. seilors; hceomh~r
and January : 37-fid. buyers January and
Fouruary. 3 5,-fti., SELLERS. February and haWh,
5 ]i-eid.. sellers: september. 8s-tii.. soilsrA
FutGres quiet ani -ioady.
=. h-Amcrlcin milling, low iniidling,
clause, August, 33.ftl. buyers. August ant
september, 6 3j-Gid, .oiiers; -eptembcr AMI
October. 3o-6ii.. seiicn; October and Novem-
hcr, 81 .6id., soiirr. November AMI UeFon-
her. > 8,-eli., value, December aud January,
2 g8ciL. value: January ami Febfuay,
Z 956lI. sellers. Fcrruary ami March. D-Cfi.
sollers: september. E-5id, sellers Futures
closed stoady no a decline.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-27

WIVWErt, August 2G.-Ihor' aro
about 100000 strangers "a tAe city, in-
clulmg about veterans General
Sherman arrived at q o'clock. and was
escorted 90 his hotel by ;ho Executive
Committee. lle was given an ovation
a.ou, the route. Tonight the Iron bri-
gale held n reunion. the chief feature
being tine address 10y General bragg, tine
olJ comuanicr The sons Of the veto
rams had q campfire. presided over by
Commmlcr-in-C Chief Warner. Speeches
were malc by Governor Holrd, General
tl4er. General Rusk, and others. The
encampmcut proper opens tomorrow
with q grand parade II d, expected that
10000 men will ho in lice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-27
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

MONDAY, AuRuII y, III
qNrs-FfRsr POLrD.-W Virginia state In
slrnnre Company nt sjs.
Closing rlott.l1nsa,tlD STOCK 3oari;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-27

ST. LOUIS, August 28.- Flour quiot AMI un-
changed. Nheat-Co.l stoady: options higher.
SO. rod. cash. % sasic.: August. i3.eUlr.
closed 20 40. bii. september. 1in5J7sc, closed
az -5a-5 Co Corn loWor an weak va. smtAei.
cash 3ia8ftc.. August closed a. 3la3lT.c. bid
soptembor, q halAc. Oats quiet; No. 2
each. 49, May. y AZ &C.; September AMI
October. l.c bd. WhisAey iL92 Provisions
dun. Pork. il9. Lari-Pume steam. s5'-A
Dry-saIt mcat--shodidets. eLDalAo2H; l.ugs
and .ri,s, klaSAI2A: snort-clear, {.Ai<a BsA3i..
Bacon ,bJxed Shoulders, $3.50; longs ani ribs.
s6.2a Short clear. tA2l
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BALTIMORE.

BkLTTIORu. August 2l--Flour dun wheat
Southern slow: offerings generally inierOr
FultZ, 7,a-.r. iougDrrry, 16n-dc. western larry
active ard arm: NJ. winter rei, spot tsa Is
.glc. Coru-Souihern steady: white, i-4iic..
yellow. 4ia43r.: western lIlet ana lower oats
0uicr ana .tsaiy: southern and Iennsyivania.
2}l.G: western white 2'aZ1c.; mixed. &3G9c. Rye
~teaJy Gt lbl5ic. Hay eHsirr. pr.M" " choice
timothy flflL.0 Provisions Dan. Butter
firm; western packed, l1al3c.; creamery. u > u
1880. Eggs suf az l7Hc Petroleum uuchango };
refined. E.Il. Coffee quiet; 100 cargoes. TAR.
Is4alsrc. sugar stcaly; \ soft. sRc. copper
stealy refined. 80 l!D'.r. Whisky unchanged
AZ sl.l0 Frsght8 o. Liverpool per steamer
str: grain, 4Aaff.. Corr for orier-. A.. ~
Re.elpts-fi0rr. .0 i5j barrels; wheat. lJ-.El
busrei-: corn, s35lz pusLels -hipments-
Fllur 1891 UarI.l-: waraL 5000 tushrla.
salos-Whea. ll3.c0o bushels. corn, 5000 lush
o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-27
nins.nnn Croekery Trust.

ny telegraph to the Dispateh'i
New York, August &c The manu-
facturers OF window glass, tapie-giass'
and crockery have formed a trust
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-27

CINCINNATI, August 26.-Cott0n nrrn; mid
dlinc. He. Flour dun: family. s.. l5afl3;
fancy, az 5aia9l. Wheat IN fair demand No Z
red 1870. Corn lower: No. mixed. c1a.''c.
oats weaker 40. 2 mixod, i9ke1%c PORK
quiet a, si063k. lard nrmer al SSSs buls-
meats quiet: shcrtribs, s5.10aSalA Bacon In
fair demand shoctclear. s6.z5at63'N. Whis-
key steady At sl.02 Linseed Oh = ady a. osaoy,-
Hogs easier: common and light. tdovaHOi
packing and butchers. a. lOaA&
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-27
NEW YORK cUrrON FITTING,

Tho copsodatef Exchange opening ves I'VE.
hfafaes gf.: lowest - -. closing ~ %. 1o;ai
saies a; both exchanges. Bi,OD Dofrris.