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in Thcmpson's Seasons seemed specially
sdapied 10 them.
Hers the mild lustre OF the blooming
morn, and his the radiance OF the risen dsy."
Mr. shnnIer.


Hers the mild lustre OF the blooming
morn, and MS the radiance OF the risen day."
Mr. shsuier.
The Index.Appesl correspondent saws:
Mr. and Mira James Armstrong Chspler left
to-day for Castle hin. Mr. Caanier IL not called
James or Armstrong. but Archie he male a
very good impression al tbs Wesimoreand Club.
though he Ia quite ooyish and plain in his man
norh, lie IL twenty-nine years Old. A graduate
Of Columbia College and lawyer By profession.
no II man OF deridei literary basis out be
docs not have 70 work At any profession for his
support, as his ipcoms Il $1,000 a year Mr..
member Of Congress before tho war and ins,
before hostihues Began Mr. Lincoln discussed the
southern question With him. Tho Chsnlers affect
great dislike for the bulk Of newspaper gossip
about .hem. The uncaloi-tor and unkind slulbs
about Mrs. Chambers literary work must be rx-
coedingly painful. When hmelic Ryes publish
ed frother 10 Dragons the press notices were
hichly complimentary. She began 10 keep n
scrap.bock then. and she continued 10 paste IN
the BOOK all tho newspaper articles about her
various sketches uu.ii she critics bOrdored on tho
brutal. then she stopped looking NJ tho papers.
ana n'w sho never reads anything about herself
unless the article IS first roa1 by friends aud sent
70 her marked. Mrs. Cnanler is more beautiful
now than ever. Mr.. Cnanler aid to-day, Just DO
fore leaving here. that their pisps wore 30 spend
about thTeo years abroad That before going 70
Paris they would be presented 10 Queen NlctO-
Tia. In Paris Hrs. Chaner Is 10 prosecute her
studies In drawing and painting. for which sbo
has wonderful talent. II j. a mistake 20 think
that Mrs. Chanler has any idea Of dropping nor
literary work The Cbsnlors expect. alter sey"-
raj months suiourn IN Paris. q hio 20 some pic
ture-Que chatelet in Switzerland, or from tho
" madding crowd" and there spend the remain
der OF tho three years and In the cbatelet tho
CRIED authOress will iohcr writing. MIS- Chan
Ter says d; IA iusi possible that she may become
homesirs for (asue lin eud return in a year.
But II sho DOCS she will 90 back 70 Europe after
short visit home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07
Bank Cienrtngs.

NEw YORK. April 6-i3ank cioarinEs to-day
were s117. 262, 632: balances, t6.56e, SO
Bosrox, Mass, April 6--Bank ciearings to-day
were 81. i67.723; balances. s3.00i.06S
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, April Blank closrings
70 day wore sli,i7s,i2S: balances. si,4s95sl
BALTIMORE. Mn. April blank clearings To-
day were k3.09l.705: balances. t33093a
ST. LOUIS. April 6-Banx clearings to-day wero
e. 1883; balances. sI73,0i5
CHICAGO, April 6.-Soney unchanged. Bank
clearfngs. s9,iS1, 900. New YORK Exchange. 25c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07
ER2ESEasSEaENEs
DEATHS.

BELLE.-Died, at the residence OF bar sou-in-
Law, John ". Slaughter. No 733 north Ninth
street, on April 5th. a. $50 +. NJ. Mrs. PILLS
BELLE, IN the uinety-nlnth year Of nor age.
Her funeral will take place from tho Third
Street African Methodist Episcopal church At
o'clock THIS AFT EhNOON. she leaves ron
and daughter TO mourn thoir loss.
PERDUE.-Died. from injuries received Thurs
day evening, NOkYELI, son OF Joseph q. and
b. :. Perdue; aged two years one month anl
fourteen days
Funeral from residence, corner of Elegenth
AMI stockton streets, THIS sunday AFTER
NOON at o'clock. Friends Invited 10 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07
Jurv DISCHARGED.

Ia the City Circuit Court yesterday The
Jury in the case OF Perm against Rage,
heretofore reported, being siill unable TO
agree upou verdict. was discharged. Ihls
was the second trial OF the case, and, like the
former one. resulted In a hung jury. The
iury had the MISTER IN hand for three days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07
WEATHER CROP REPORT
From Minnesota ana the Two Da-
kOfas.

tBy telegraph to tho Dspatch.l
NfNSEAPOLIs, MIMI. April 6.-Noihing but the
most favorable reports are being received from
the spring. wheat fields Of the Northwest. Tho
slight change that has occurred In the situation
during tho last seven days has beon the disap-
pearsnce Of co mplsint OF dry weather from GER
IAN portions Of Central and Lar .srn Dakota.
Destructive fires and storms have occurred In
some portions Of Dakota least able 10 bear IT..
That part Of DAKOTA afflicted has been for n long
time without moisture. a large area reaching,
say l01 miles each way. has been heard Of Were
IL "a claimed tho seeded fields Will need replaDt-
Ing. II runs NJ aud down both sides Of The James
river and along the Red river through the yiciDi-
ty Of Fargo There were moro or l"ss winds
through Minneapolis, but not much harm has re-
suited, ard work hes progressed we'll
end quito q large per cent. OF wheat
seeding ~ done. lhOro Is demand for
seed IN some OF the nOrthern counties Huch
of he demand Is supplied by seed companies,
but IA too many 81 the calls are On time with
liftle securities the companies iiud the supply OF
such wants to- severe q strain 10 be July met
10 Is probable that on that account tnere may DO
a smaller increase ia tho wheat area than hsd
been counted Oh. seeding ia tho southern pOi-
TOSS Of Minnesota Aud DAKOTA will be- pracu-
CG.ly over az the end Of tho week, though IN
some cases the farmers viii not haYs flushed
until next woek. In Eastern DAKOTA from Ahcr-
deem south 10 Flandreau and weN 90 the James
river tho farmers hAye held back from seeding
10 prevent repetition OF the destruction 81 tho
growing wheat by winds. but some ut them have
begun IN the northern part, as Tar norm "a
FafCe On the HOuanza farms seeding ~ Ia a.
tive progress, and by the end 81 another week 1t
will be almost completed. From every direc-
ton come reports OF Increased acreage. and in
come localities cOrrespCn tents assert that every
available foot Of land will be seeded down.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07

Mr.. w. q Gibbons has contracted with
Narman & Co. for Tue gradrDe Of that part oil
the Belt Line south OF the james. lie has
been largely engaged in railroad building in
North and South Carolina, and brings his
teams here direct from Iorkvile, :. G.. For
the present bis ofirc Is at the American
Hotel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07

PITTsBURGn. PA. April 6.-The hoaviesJ SNOW
storm q the season Il prevailing in this section
II De2en ABOUT 10 O'Clock last night and has been
showing ever since The snOEfsll is about eight
inches up 70 10 O'Clock this morning, but in the
mountains the Tailr0ad-mon report from eigh-
teen inches 10 two feet Trains are behind tiaie.
bot 10 accidents have been reported. The storm
seems 10 be conhaed 10 tha western part OF the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07
the we,eh-s,oenIey rrize-riEh,.

SPOKANE FALLS, ". T., April "a prlze-nght
hetween Psddy Welsh. Of 81 Cloud, MINI. and
Thomas Stockiey, Of Cotton. W. T.. occurred yes
terday. stockley was IN rne form and weighed
jt2 pounds Welsh was not 10 Sood coDditiOn.
ana weighed 100 pounds FourOunce gloves
wore used and Queen sberry's rdies governed
Elghtoen rounds wero fought stockley pushed
The fighting. In the third round siockIey gave
welsh lad blow under the eye. In the eleventh
round Stockley hit Welsh on the left elbow, frac-
trying tie arm. Welsh continued 10 light until
the eighteenth round with one hand. when he
Withdrew.
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MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC
DICHMOND MOZART ASSOCIA.

Tho regular bi-weekly soiree viii take place
at the Mozart Academy of Music TOMORROW
0iondsy1 EVENING ~ 81 O'clock. Admission
only by membership or invitation cards, which
obsain invitation cards on application 10 Z. 1.
sIxsEL, 42i Broad street; MANLY u RAMOS y
Co, 9c3 Main street; or WALrzR d. Mozxs 4 CO.,
i0v3 Main street 70 s5-2dk4thsa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07

SAN FRANCISCO. April 6-Preparations are be-
fog made ST the Naval Hospital at Mare Island
for the reception Of the sick and injured OF tho
officers and crews Of tho wrecked Trenton and
vandslia. All are supposed to be q, rou> 70 san
Francisco aud are expected 70 arrive shortly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07
FOREIGN NOTES.
An Alleged Plot TO shoot the Prince
of waies-sprins Races.
[By Anglo-AmericAn cable 70 The DIspatch.l

fBy Anglo-AmerfcAn cable 10 the Dlspatch.l
LOsDON, April 6.-1he Mayor Of Leicester
yesterday received an Anonymous lettor warning
him that plot had been arranged 70 shoot tho
Prince OF Walos when no attended the race
meeting there to-day. Though the authorities
placed but little credenco In the statement OF
the writer Of tho letter thoy TOOK every precau-
ton 20 Insure the safety OF his Royal Highness.
Up to this hour. ? +. NJ. nothing Whatever OF an
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07
Ex-Governor Porter.


CHICAGO. April GA dispatch from Indian
spois. Ind. says: Ex-Governor Porter, recently
appointed Minister 20 Italy, Is quite ia at his
residence In this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07

wAsnIsGToS. April A heavy snow. wind,
and rain-storm hiss prevailed here since early
this morning The rain, which began falling
come time before DAY tight, At about O'Clock
changed 20 SHOW, and from that hour until after
dark tonight tie air vas densc with great faxes
driven before strong north wind, and the wea-
ther Doing mud II melted as IL fell. several
were heard ard stray sparks of lightning fro
quently darted across the switch boards In teie-
graph OMEGA The telephone and hre-alsrn
wires throughout the city are mere or less de-
morslized, and teleRraphic communication with
the south or West Is wholly cut Oh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07
destructive Fsre In savannah.

SAVANNAH, Ga. April G--At sa5 o'clock To-
night IRE broke out IN tho shos-wlndow OF ID.
II. Bosans dry goods store. corner Of Broughton
aud Barnard streets. while q man Was Lighting
gas-iet. moment later the IRE had run
70 almost every part OF tue building, and
those In Il had barely time 70 ca
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07

WANTED, ANGLERS TO KNOW
w they can nnd = iull a'sorfmont q ilsh-
ING TACKLE ~ CHAHLkS ". NAlOBAN's.
602 east frOsI etre"i. opp .its Meyer q sons
dry-goOds house. Three.ioint Rods a. i5c. osI-
ter grade g'c., Soc, mp 70 g each
III lRiES W. VAUGHAN,
an f.ft fafe with W : >ubletf
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is THE BEST
ApERIENT, LAXATIVE, And DIURETIC,
EASILY SOLUBLE, PALATABLE AND PERAIA-
NENT. AS AN APERIENT IT
SHOULD Re TAKEN BE-
FORE pRFAEFASY

"Of all remedies in my large experience,
CARLSBAD deserves TO be placed In the drst
rank Professor D. oBBGAN, Vienna.
NO Remedy has given me such excellent re-
suits DR.. A. T. A. rOBOLDT before the Ninth
International Medical Congress
IL consider the genuino CARLSBAD sPRU-
DEL SALT an invaluable Remedy in ali aaoc-
tons OF the stomach, Bowels Kidneys, Liver,
and Spleen DR.. GEORGE =. MADDEN, Lowell,
Mas.
AIN Chronic Catarrh Of the Stomach aud fo-
diseases Of the stomach. Liver, ami kidneys tho
CARLSBAD WATER AND SPRJDEL SALTS
have proved themselves eminently aflicaciJUS'
Dr. l. FLECKLas, Royal Prussian Medical Coun-
cillor
Beware OF limitations. Tho genuine article has
the signature Of EIsNER NESDBLs0S Co.
Sole Agents. On the neck OF every bottle and on
each cartoon.
PAMPHLETS NAILED FREE UPON APPLICATION.
ElSNER & MENDELSON co.
solo Agents.
fe % sa, Tu&Th 6Barcfay street, New York
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H9srRnll.

NEw YORK. April 6.--The Brooklyns and New
Yorks played game OF ball to-day with the fol-
lowing result: New Yorgs, II Brookiyns. 3.
Base-hiis-Brookyus.2 New Yorfs, IL Errors,
2 ansh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07

COTTON KEPOaE
MARKET firm.
QUOrATfoTA
hIDDLfN5. 9Ac.
Low hfDOLIHG. p. ~.
6oOB ORDINARY. 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07

Several Of the persons who we're heard TO er-
plain what they think Ia TO be- Hafrisons south
ern policy have been asked II the President IN
tended 10 freeze the negro out entirely. inoy
replied that the negroes would be given some
places here In Washington. and that would be
about all they would got They SSH further thns
they thought Harrison wanted . show the soulh-
ern people that he Was not IN favor OF negro su-
preruAcy in the southern States, snd that this
would be the easiest way In his opinion 10 break
IN the solid South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07

WANTED, EVERYBODY TO CALL
w aud ses large lot Of Low-PkiCkD
WONEN'S. MISSES. AND chiADRE>'s SHOES.
These shoes have been Consigned "a mo rom
boslon SholossIer 70 DO closed out a. very ,ow
price. A. BoNlk, a..
NH 3l-Su, W&Su3. SIS east broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07
Inspector OF Furpiture.
rBv telegraph to tne pispatch.l

WAsHIsGTos. April 6.-Colonei II. ;. Words,
formerly sergeant alarms 70 the Republican
National Committee, has been appointed inspeo-
tor Of furniture in the Treasury Department
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07
THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH-sUNDAY APRIL 4 1889

IN the district OF Portland and Falmouth. Me.
George G. sturxiss. OF West Virginia. TO b. a,tor-
ney OF the United States for the district OF West
tfr1tuin-
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,sy- SECOND BApTIsT CHURCp

toorner Main aud sixth streeisl--Rey. W. w.
LAsDRus. d. d., Pastor.-At II A. n. occurs The
anniversary OF the Sunday school, Short sd-
dress by the Pastor and delivery OF prizes At 8
p. N. sermon. reception Of members. aad bsp-
tism.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07
Presidential Appointments.

IBY telegraph 70 mo UispaNhI
WARRINGTON, April 6s-The President made
the following appointments to-day: Eben \.
HAND Of Maine. to % appraiser Of merchandise
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NEW YORK STOCK wARxyr

Mean temperature. .............-
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Cenreaerase DecorAtien nay.

by telegraph 10 the pispa'ch.l
NEW ORLEASs. April G--Ths was Confederate
decoration day and there was very little doing.
The markets are nominaliy unchanged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07
LYrs LIKE vfOLFTs.

Mrs. ChaBlcr'seyes have been compared
10 two great double blue yiolels. so iDd0-
tcriblhle is their hue between purple and
blue. and the color OF her hair can be only
described % tud Of FURNISHED gold.
She wore on lhe occasion OF receiving her
friends on sunday evening 3 robe OF white
Cfcpe de chine, trecian style, dTaped from the
shoulders, fitting closely in the back, and
without any aGornment or trimming save a
bouquet de oortoqs OF yellow tulips, which
were sent her by q friend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07

Miss Am6iie began TO write when only
nine wears Of age original and cleVer
stories, ana she has used the proceeds OF her
prolific genius ever since II brought us hrst
fruits largely in deeds of love ana mercy
among those allied 20 her by kindred OF
blood aud others whose needs she discoN-
cred. who had no other claim than that theS
tuileTcd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07

He las two sisters. for whom be is guar
dian, now at school ca The Isle OF wight,
whom he viii visit during their two years
absence. They will spend the autumn and
winter at Paris, where Mrs.. Chanler VIII
study arr with view 10 rendering herself
indrpsndent IN Illustrating her own stories.
They will take with them = white valet and
a cOlOTed maid.
TIE HOUSE, WHERE Mss ANfLlh WAS DORM.
II will be interesting % some oil our read
err 10 know tLat tire gifted author OF ~
Brother TO Dragons" which has scarcely
bsen souaiied. Ger tainly not surpassed by
a.ytbipg she has sioce written, was born In
The house next 10 II. Pau's church, which
has for some years been owued bv Rev.
Thomas Norwood snd is now occupied by
bis family.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07

Always beyond the need OF using the pro-
ceecs OF her work for personal objects, she
has placed II IN large measure in bank
which pays Der liberal interest 10 the gfaie-
iul affection OF many benehciafles. 10 this
she hiss every assistance and enoonragen ent
from her generous husband. who rivals Der
IN deeds Of kndDess.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07

LOUISVILLE, XIV, April 6-Ths rivor Is rising
i've feet nine inches on the falls and seven feet
eleven inches IN the canal
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nrFrsgp TO INCREASE TEFIR WAGES

LONDON, April 8. The mine-mssters OF
North Cumberlans have refused 10 grant tho 10.
per cent advance In wages demanded by tho
GOLFERS. There Is no certsinty yet as to the
course The men will pursue In consequence OF
the refusal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07
IMRlfA INn cEIApON.

One has said, who knows the kind hearts
add noble dispositions OF this favored young
couple. so admirably suited 10 zach other,
that the description Of Amelia and Celadon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07

Mrs. Chanlcr is writing several novels or
stories, which she saws she can only do I'M
der the influence OF the beloved surround.
inrs Of heI childbOod's homo in Albcmarle.
She has written q play, said 10 be WON
derful product Of genius, which il soon to
be criticised bv a distinguished actor with Il
view ~ producing it upon the boards Of a
New York theatre
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07
KiAfsHaAEFs

THkCKER-NIFONG.- Married, in Salem, Y.
c., Harch ~ 1870, by Rev. y. A. Brown, Mr. !.
4. THACASR, Of Richmond, Va, and Miss
AMANDA NIfOHG, OF Salem. y. c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

APRIL a-Markes dun. No transactions report
ed az the commission houses or factories Prime,
4a.c extra prime, S.. fancy, 5kc.; common,
2sa3.c; shellei. sa3Hc spanish, 2Ae3hc.
factory hand pscked. shGxc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07
PATRIOTIC LEAaUERs ACQUITTED.

PARIS, April 1.-THE Correctional Trihunsl to-
day acquitted Senator NaUauet and Deputies
LoguerTs. Lissant, and TUrquei. the leaders Of
the League OF Patriots. and three other members
d that organization OF the charge OF belonging
10 secIet society, but imposed line OF lUJ
francs each upon them for belonging 20 society
not authorized by Law. The crowd outside the
courtroom received the announcement OF the
result OF tho trial with cries OF "Ylye In Lyme
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07

CHABLoTrEsvmLE. Va, April "a heavy
sngW-stofm l. pro'aiilpg nero, accompanied by
thunder and lightning IL promises 10 DO tho
deepes. o. tAe WInter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07

ZANZIBAR, April 6.-Captain Wissman, the
German imperial COmmissary. has assumed
supreme command on the mainland, Admiral
neinhurd, tho commander Of tue German squad
RON CrnsentIng
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07

COTTON KEPOEE

We guoto. Fine. s1S)AsLD sIper1ns. f275l
s3.25. ezra 3LS)sSl7j. fsnuy. siasL5l pAtsa.
tGmiIy. country, sL75ls1.25
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07
LEICESTER SPRING RAcgs.

LONDON, April THE great event Of the Loi-
ces.er spring meeting was the race fcr he
Prince o. Wales stakes run today. The stakes
we're 1900 soyeregus. The race was won by the
Duke Of Portlands bay colt Donovan. by CATO
pin out OF Mowe.na Mr.. AbingtOn's bay colt
Pioneer, by Galooin. out Of No0rhen. was second,
and Mr.. X c. Ninyer's bay lliy hintho, 10y Cam
hallo, on, Of Mlntsance, third.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07
Snow II WEST VIRGINIA..
CHARLOTTESVILLE.

CHARLESTON, W. Va. April IA snow-storm
prevailed here last night Today a heavy snow
Is reported from the mountains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07
ORANGEs AT AUCTION MONDAY

ORANGES AT AUCTION MONDAY,
OAPRiL Sfn--Ns will a. our store TO-Mut-
ROW 81 I2.l5 L. ~ 100 boxes OF choice FI.OktDA
ORANGES. Also. 20 half-bsrsis NORTH CARO-
LIMA ROE HEN itN0s. a8d q lot OF APPLES,
ONIONS, PICKLES. &c. Wholesale trade will
nnd it 10 their interest," 70 aitead this ssic. FOX
4 RIDER, Commission hsrchADtA isez Cary
street ep 1-lv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07
NEW YoRg COTTON FUrURE&

NEW YORK. April 6--COiten-Futures stesdy;
sales. 40, 100 bales; AprL tlo.ifaslni5; Hay,
SO. l9aSl090: juno, $40 Z5asi023; July, slO.32a
SO g: August slOSSafl019; September. g. 93a
sa9.; October. g9.72ss913 November, t362a
SaG4; December, S96a.l.5i; January. o.. ia
Sa75; February. s0siAs953 March, s9.ssas2si.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07

Salt Rheum snd all skin diseases are cured
By Hoods sarsspsrilla. Sold BY all drug
Eists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07

PITTSBURGH. PA. April 6.-Snow has been fall
ing here all day, and IL now fully foot deep on
tho South mountain, ten miles from this place.
Tie thermometer Is down TO freezing point
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07
G9AIE AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RcHg0ND. April 8, 1872.
OFFRglNuA

OFFE.kNu%
Wuslr.-s00 bushels.
COHS.-3.1ln bushels.
OAra-2.Ogo bushels
sAL6s RsPOsrgo ID sRcRsrtaN
CORN. White. 200 bushels very good nc tiXc. f:
J 100 bushels very good on private terms; 80
bushels good at &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07

CIScISsAFI. April 6-Cotton steady. Flour
heavy. Wnoat easier: No. ? rel. So as9c. Re-
ceip,s, 500 bushels; shipments. 100 bushels.
Cora sieajy: NO mixed. - \ as oats quiet
aud nrm; No. , mixed. Ahe Rye quiet sni
quiet a. $3.50 buik-meats ard bacon quiet and
unchanged. Whisky good on bssis a. 30
butter gteady
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07
EGRKErs BY TgLZ3RaPE
NEW YORK.

Ngw YORg. April Rice quiet and steady:
domestic, 4s.86-ic. Japan, a. A5Ac. Petroleum
quiet aud steady: united clJsaj NJ YOAc. Cotton
reed oil nrm; crude. ~ n43c. yellow, .0c.
Rosin quiet and steady. talow strong city.
4s,c. BID. Tnrpentine dun Hnd sfeluy At &c.
Eggs steady ana IN fair demand: western. u p a
Ike; fcceip's. G.lB packages POrs guict
mess. tl22jsilA7J; new mess sI250as -. 3 eK-
ira prime. sI25l Cut meats quiet. picked boil
lies "a a.. e.. picklod shoulders, 5'sc.; picked
hams. Gbai0c. lari quot and barely steady
western steam, s7.Sa. city. 1913; April, ;zsj /;
May, 1871; June, NS; july. UD. August,
49,; september. SD. Butter strong and ac-
two western dsify. Halo. creamery. lha23c.
Eigins 26Nc. Cheese dun ADD weak western.
galOa.c. Pig iron nrm; American, si5ssi1.;O.
Copper dull aud steaiier for laSo, April. 81 g.
Leaf easier; domestic, f,t1s. Tin nrfncr
straits, 81. 10.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07
THE MARKET REPORTS
AND IN CONVECTION THEaxwIrH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
Stock Exchanges Floas. Got
ton, xsa., and other Quotations.

TUE WEATHER ~ RICHMOND YESTERDAY wa
stormy wish heavy rain aud SNOW.
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