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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-16
Racing at Long Island.


Brooklyn, MAY 1j.-This was the first day
Of the spring meeting OF the Brooklyn
Jockey Club at Gravesend, l.. |. Fifteen
thousand people were present. The weather
and track were fine.
First race-all ages. purse $1,000. five FUR
longs Britannia won; King Crab second,
Reveler third. Time. l:0lt.
Second race-hsndicap sweepstakes, $1,000
added, one and one sixteenth miles Tea
Tray won; BalIston second, Brother Ban
third. Time, 1:iSi. Muiuals paid $S7.
Third pectation stakes. 1000
added. one half Of mile-Banquet won;
Belisarlus second, Houston third. Time,
49,. Mutuals paid $50.
Fourth BROOKLYN Jockey Club handi-
cap, for three year-ods and upwards, the
club to add sufficient amount to make the
gross value OF the stakes $4,000; $1,000 to
second, aud $1,000 to third; one and one
quarter miles-Exile won by two lengths;
Prince ROYAL second and Terra Gotta third,
Elkwood, Juggler. and Hanover in the order
named. Time, 2:O7i. Mutuas paid $50. In
the auction pools Exile sold In the Geld.
Fifth race-purse $1,000. for matden two
year-olds, five furlongs- Ecclsre won
John Atwood second, ST. James third.
Time, 30.
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CATHOLIC KNIGHTS OF AMERICA.
The pope CabIed for uis Biessing-
The Delegates Banqueted.


CHATTANOOGA, MAY 15.-Tbe Catholic
knights OF America Deld their second days
session ia this city to-day. The day was
occupied almost altogether in the discussion
Of the perpetuation OF the present SINKING
fund OF the order. The discussion was
general, and came up on the report OF q
special committee appointed at this council
two wears sgo isyoring the assessment OF 3
per cent. OF the widows and orphans benefit
fund, for purposes Of the sinking fund aud
proyidinQ for classes as 20 benefits. The
views were divergent, some delegates favor
Ing retention OF the present system, others
OF increasing the sinking fund. others oil
diminishing il aud restricting IT, aud a few
for sbolshing It. IL WAS finally referred 10
the Law Committee, and will come up
again.
Archbishop Gross, Of Oregon, cabled the
Pope for his blessing.
The officers and delegates were rendered a
bapquet tonight at the Stanton House.
The council will remaia In session TWO
DAYS longer.
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Kentucky Races.
nv Telegram % the pispatch.l

fBy Telegraph 70 tno DispAtcnl
LOUISVILLE. May 15.-The weather WAS
fine and the track 4 trile heavy.
First race-seliDg, Mammoth Clothing
Company purse, all ages, Blk furlongs-
jake Toms won; LIZZIE l.. second, Reed
third. Time, l:1Sl.
second race-selllpg, two.year-Ods, five
urlongs-Ayondae won; Morse second,
Mile Williams third. Time. 1904.
Third rsce-mercbants' handicap, sweep
stakes, three year-olds and upwards, $1,000
added, mile and a furlong-Badge won;
Hypocri'e second, Layinia Belle third.
Time. 1:j74.
Fourth race selling, all ages, one mile
Pat. Donovan won; Castaway second, Nave
third. Time. l:4Js.
Fifth rSce-selllng, three-year.olds and
upwards, seven furlongs BridgeIight won;
ProbGs second, Lizzie Il. third. Time,
l:32.
Sixth race-same conditions and distance
as first Tace-Brayo won; Tudor second,
Finally third. Time, 1:l1t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-16
TEE wsArnza IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY wa.
fair.
NEW YORK srocx MARKET.

NEW YORK. May 15.-The stock market de-
plsyed some hesitation At the Opening aod the
nrsl prices we're only fairly steady, while
Union Pncffc'and Omaha were Gown ~ New
England became a loader o. lfst and movN up
noarly p,r cent but 5000 rotired a,ld remained
dun throughout tho remainder OF fhs day.
Several stocks dropped below the opening prices
In the first hour. bat toward noon coal shares
came to the front and their strength was soon
impaired 60 the rect Of The list, which, however,
made but slow progress. Toward the delivery
hour western stock. cauo 20 the front and tho
N srket took on a stronger tone thau ~ any pro
vious dime curing the day, AMI Athison. Lacks-
wanna, Chicago Gas, ana Transcontinentsl were
all prominent In the last hour. The close was
quiet D1t Hrm ~ strong and generally a, the best
ngur.s. Wabash preferred rose ~. Omaha
preferred ~. and LackawanEa II. lctI sales,
100000 shares
Ecea,n0.-EK chsnge dull and steady at asa
4s9x Money easy mt 2s2k: no loans Sub
Treasury balances--GOid. SlA3 f9200; currency.
fiG,6eo,cOO. Government, DUN and steady for 50;
per cenfs. i23h. OK. int; ~ coupons IVA.
state bonds dull and feaiurelCss.
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WAhHINGyOa NOTES.
Mr. RandaIps HeaIGh-BOuds Ac-
centeh.

10y TFItKTGPu % FI3 Ul5UaV--.I
WASHiNGIOS, May l5.-Hon. :. j. Ran
dali. who has been confined TO the ho3e for
several weeks, IL conya esciug rapidly and
expects to be out shortly. His appetite Is
good, and a gentleman who saw him yes
teFday says he LOOKS as well as st any time
during the last session OF Congress. Mr.
Randall will probably spend the summer at
the seashore.
Bond offering to-day. S244,500, oil 4Ps. at
10S except $1,000 As at 1919. All accepted.
TIE SUPREME COURT JUSTICES.
Chiei.JustIce Fuller, OF the supreme
Court, left here this afternoon for Norfolk,
Vs., aud iron there be VIII 60 20 South Caro-
lima on his district tour. The Associate JUS
tices have not yet announced when they in-
tend starting on their summer district tours,
but will probably do 40 soon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-16

Jim Ransom. ID. a. Msrks's colorcd seryi-
Tor occupied the attention OF ibe court du"
YiDg Last nights session. Indeed, II may be
ss'd taa, be held toe attention OF everybody
81 The COURTROOM, for his odd manner, nls
tefiO-cOmic looks, bis nonchalanee. aud in-
ceSsani SPECIFICATIONS furnished lpnplte
smu'emen. Jim bas been The first witness
la. has been able 10 put the jury In really
good bum0g. jim had rather bszy idea Is
o. tine and he mad decided objection 70 hy-
poue.icaI questions. Jtn took the stand for
iurber cross-ex tn nation when the court
nset a 5.3J O'clock inis morning, but nothing
o. slseial Interest was developed.
saie Marks, the prisoners sister. 10
whom 3sio was charged 10 the letter 10 have
made hNs improper advances, took toe stand.
bAliie's testimony concerning the kiliing
W2s slostsnusliy as fellows:
Wien first saw Carleton Mrs. baln was
taking, saying: Z" must say don't believe
cue word OF IT," said: mrs. Balm. u y
20" Mrs. Bain asked Whereabouts att "
ara ] sad, "In Dir. Nat. Bain's store"
Then Dir. Balm said "You oil have got
this thing 10 prove. II you all can prove
that ] ever tried 70 assault sallie in nv lie
III suffer any punishment, II u puts rope
srooDd NV neck aud Pm hung until Pm
dead" Ihen said 10 Mr.. BAN: "You Know
II s 30; II IL amt 30 I'll DIE right
here" lie replied "Yon'll have 10 die
Thea" Then Carleton wicked out from the
porch AID SAD: III bad. treated one oil
your children like thai would have been
dead long ago. Then Mr.. Balm turned right
away IRON mamma and west right 70 Garlic
ton with bis right iist up. shaking u, and his
3eil hand on or 10 bis rocket Then Garlic
too said: "staDd or" Dir. Balm stu
came, and csTletoa stepped back. pulled his
pistol, and shot. Mr. Balm agsln stepped FOR
wards. Then Carleton stepped back sKsin
With oue foot on the sill. sif. Balm bsd the
l<it side OF hss fsce turned toward Carleton,
who thea shot BIN In the LEFT check. Carlo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-16
DENOUNCED PROM TUE ALTAR.
FxurRtTroN OPFNFI

HAMBURG, May 15.-The Industrial Ex-
hibition was opened here to-day. The city
is gnyly decorated IN honor OF the occasion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-16

ana heavy: commos to fsiy sxsa eesesez4i
good 10 choics, 3lEa55.5g Wsoss--epoe aul>t
and hosvy: Ma Q red, sass.Src 80 stsrs octlons
dai and sc. lover No. cred, Msy. 80. snnss
and Este iowef; Ma. 4 sss s4lc. n sisvs1ss;
options iult aud steady, Nsy. Use. June.
<iJzc.: july. fekc. august. G,sc. Osn ssaker
and dan opsioos stcsdy snd fairly active; rsy.
2estc. June. Sac: Juiy. ~r.. NO. 2. sp9f, Dis
SIC. mixed westorn, S1s55c. Hops 10 fsir De-
maud snd irr,; sssts. iTsssc cciIss-0ptions
closed dull Esd lower; May. fIttsssIas5; June.
s sss s i.4 ass ss sgsa' :pS Sn 80
irifusals, Os~isstx IKE bsd; renned low
or and quiet; {, 7s7kc.:. EXTRA G. 5,ss
&c. white ostfs Z. IA, is.is; yellow, "
sLc.: coafoctisners A, SIC: cnstosf. sc.
crushed. &c. i; powdered, g.. granuisted. skc:
cubes. SIC. Molssscs-forssgn s,esdy; y-teet,
&c.: New oriseus Quiet; open kettle. fsir 70
faacy. zssatc. Rice IN fair domaad and stesdy:
domestic. 4As6isc.: Japan. 4AaSSc Pe,ro.sam
qaie; aad sie0dy; cruce IN barrels az Psrfrr<
crude. 40st0se. yellow, a9oscc Ro-ta quiet sd
steady: strsined. common 10 good, SO a<i.ia
farpentiae dull At s,c. Hides drin and scsive.
8ooi steady; domestic fleece. S,se1 pulled.
93aS1c Texas. Has. Pork weak mss, ti,a
fl125: ezra prime. t;sasi2sA Beef dull extra
IGess, 1913: plsse. t5.50asS Scsf-satns qutst ~
f.3 1iorced beef slow. Cosmssss Inactive:
picked hams fii: middles q1ies; snort clear.
sGs0 lard depressed on isrre receipt Of hogs
AID dun: western eteam. t7l5akIt7+ city,
fAbS: optlons-Asy, H.i5; Juoe. Eiz; Jaly.
EiA freights steady.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO, May f6--cash quotations we're: Fiosr
steady aud unchanged. Whest-No. spring.
etaSiHc. No. red. 5taSfkc. No. 2 corn 5tAc.
bid. No. osu, 2s9c. Mess-pork, Ni.sesiiiea
Lard. MIN as&s0 Shors-ffos. tas5ashgl
Shoulders, s. ssass.s0. shortciear. ts.i2xssAeA
srhaln.atry f,sur.. r.ne.s q. galtow..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-16

Allcock's are the only genuine Porous
plssters. They act quickly and with GER
tsipty and can be worn for weeks without
c.ustur pam or Inconvenience. They are
,.sslnabls IN cases Of Spinal Weakness.
T,aney and Pulmonary Difficulties, malsris,
ASne Cake, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsis,
ssrs,u.. Rheumatism, Lumbsgo, seiatics,
Heart spleen ADD stomach Troubles, spd
eewsre OF limitations and do not be de-
es,vea by misrepresentation. Ask for ALI
coek,s and let no sxpisnslion or solicitation
i,duee you 20 accept substitute.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-16
xo,,on., Editorial Association.

CINCINNATI, May 16.-The Executive Com
mitiee OF tie NstioDAi Editorial Association
met 10 this city to-day, with about twenty
members present, Inclading President J. X.
Rettis. of Arksnsas, aud Secretary Fletcher,
of Illinois. The next meeting OF the ssso.
citation was set for Detroit, Mich, August
2T-SOth. Papers win be prepared Oh topics
Of general interest TO the newspaper profess
sion, The indications point to sn attendance
~ fully 500 delegates, representing some
thsrty-fiye or forty Stale and district assoc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-16

A great many people feel themselves
gradually failing. fbey don't know iust
what 10 the matter, bat they suffer from o
combustion OF indsscrihable aches and
pains, which each month seem 10 grow
worse. The opsy sure remedy known that
will counteract this 1reiing aud restore par
feet health 10 Browns iron Bitters. BY
RAPID sssiniistion 10 prribes the blood.
drives out disease. gives hesltb aud strength
to every portion reached BY the clrculstory
system, rsne~s wasted ussuss, ana restores
robust health and strength.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-16
Steamers I'm Collision.

PHILADELPHIA, May 15.-The ierry-boat
Peerless, plying between this city and
Gloucester, y. j., collided with the Pbila-
delphis and Reading railroad ferry-bost
j. 5. Shultz this morning In the Delaware
river, badly iniuring five young women
passengers on the Schultz and carrying
away portion OF the ladies' cabin. Two OF
the injured will probably die. Nobody on
the Peerless was hurt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-16
RIcHnoNn TOBACCO MARKET.

MAr -. 1897.
The market wes moro lively to-day. With seve-
raj sales Of old wrappers 10 aud around the EE-
change We note also sales Of common smokers
around 6cen,s for outside orders. sun-eured Of
all kinds Is running low in stock. and prices arc
higher. offerings OF dark leaf small. and prices
rather firm to-day. No fresh new brights offered.
Receipts moderate. Some parties whose plant
patches were eaten by the Gy are buying plant..
The canyas.cogered did not suffer. There will
DO no cause for plant or crop failure in this sec
tlon Very little warm tobacco has beea sold
this season. II was taken care Of IN due time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-16
MAXINE ssrELLEsxNcE.
FoKr OF RICHMOND. MAY Is. iss.

ARHivED
Schooner John :. Beacham. CHM. Rockisni
eta City Point, lime. Werner Moore.
scaooner /. A. Rose. Rose. Philadelphis, coal.
s. II. HAYES.
SAILED,
Steamer Ariel, Deyo. Norfolk. merchsndlss
and passenger
schooner Pearl. Anderson, James river, 10 load
lumber for Baltimore.
Schooner Rdn6 A. Po9ue. Huston, Rorh Caro-
lima vta Norfolk, ~ load lumber.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-16
nEATfER.

CRANE.-Died. "a Green Bay. Wis, on May IS,
1859. Mrs. LOUISA BAIRD CRANE, sister OF
Mrs. DR.. Henry C. Scott, u Ashand, Va
HUTZLER.- Died. sc 3.Oi O'Clock Wednesday
morning, May IS. 1859, In the soyonty-eighfe year
Of his age, ABRAHAM HUrzLER, a nsnye OF
llseonbsch. Germany. sni Tor nfly years = ros-
dent OF this city
The funeral will take place from his laie resl-
dence. $40 east Broad street. kRiDAl MORNING.
Q7th iBstanp a. IL o'clock. No flowers.
sHELBURNE.-Die Msy -. fssg after brief
Illness. at the residence OF her son-in-ls~. Y W.
spindle, ChristiaDsbUrg. Lucy J. sABLBUHNE.
wife OF CephAs Shelburne, decreased.
She leaves Il 70 children 70 mourn their lOes. ono
OF whom Is silas suelbuTne. OF this city she was
a member Of the Christian church for any yeare.
and though blind for maOV years. her hands
wore never idle. the proceeds OF her worn osing
devoted 10 charity She will b. moch messed In
the Southwest. wbero she was much beloved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-16
Appropriateness Granted and Re-
fused.
[By telegraph 70 the DispAtch-l

10y toleBthpn W tuo DirphtCuI
PHILADELPHIA, May l5.-The License
Court finished It's work to-day by handing
down decisions 10 the cases ofapplicants for
liquor.licenses IN the last seven Of the thirty
three wards. Ia these seven wards 20l
licenses are granted out Of ga applicants.
In the city complete licenses are granted for
1908 saloons. Last year l,343 licenses were
granted, and IN 1857, before the new law
went into effect, there were 6,713 saloons In
The city. Wholesale licenses were granted
to 375 brewers, bottlers, and Wholesale
liquor-dealers. Two hundred sud twenty
five applicants for wholesale licenses were re-
fused. Among the most prominent OF those
refused wss the Prospect Brewing Company,
which has an extensive brewing establish
meDt at Eleventh aud Oxford streets, and
has been IN business for many years. The
value OF the company's plant was stated In
court 10 be half million dollars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-16
a EnfaI Accident.
tBy telegraph 10 tho Dispatch.I

IDJ toIUbEdFu 70 IuU DISPN'NusI
DETROIT May pa terrible sccident oc-
cured at the Michigan Car-W orks yesterday
afternoon, by which one man lost his life
outright and three more were fatally hurt.
A gang OF aborers were unloading car
load Of iron when some part OF the brace
holding the load broke and several tons Of
iron fell on the men, completely burying
them. When the victims were liberated
Joe Benscott WAS dead and his three CON-
panions terribly injured. All are Germans
aud leave large families.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-16
sale OF "a Railroad.

IBy Telegraph % NO UIspaIch.I
CHICAGO, May l5.-The lines OF the Wa
bash railroad east Of the Mississippi river
were sold before judges Gresham and Jack.
son to-day 10 Messrs. Ashley and Joy, repre-
senting 20 per cent. Of the bonds, and act
ing in the interests OF the Wabash Western
Purchasing Committee. for $50, 900, 900. The
Wabash Lines were tirst sold in four sec,
tons aud then sold as a whole. The lines
east OF the river will, ii is understood, be
consolidated with the lines west OF the river,
with headquarters at 81. Louis, Messrs.
Hopper, johnson, Purdy, and Parsons repre-
senting the minority bondholders.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-16
Caroline Items.
Correspondence Of the Rlchmoad DIspstch.i
Dow, rrn CRegy. Nav Is. 1889.

irorre6pondenoo OF INC n''aiiHouu ptspsc'
Bowling GREEN, May Is, 1889.
In the case OF Mr. j. Y. Martin. OF the
School Board. for forgery and larceny 10
connection with the school funds, which has
been before the court for the last two days,
the jury could not agree. Eleven were lot
acquitts and one for conviction. MT. a. D.
Chandler conducted the case for the Com
monwealth and Messrs. Hill Carter, Peatross.
md Moncure for the defence.
We have had great deal OF rain lately,
and IN some sections OF the county the most
severe hail. and wind-storms that have oc-
CURED for q number OF years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-16

while r,dlss on the sweep Of carry.log'
was caught under balffai'en tree ard PEE
fore he could extricate himself received va
terna injuries from which be died IN ie"
hours. lie was In the employment OF MI.
II. b. Cowlss, who speaks OF bin as being
worthy and tndustrieus man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-16
A democratic Majority.

IBy bIokItpu 70 Ino Dhphtch.I
HgLEsA, Mont, May lA.-Tbe returns
from yesterdays election are too incomplete
10 determine the exact membership OF the
constitutional Convention. AS far as re-
ceiyed they indicate that the contest will be
very close-pfobabiy In favor OF the Demo-
Gratis by narrow majority. The Labor
members from Jefferson county may have
the casting vote.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-16
To rtrhs the Baxging-Trust

BIRxrNGHAn. May IA convection embracing
Ing delegates from tho alliances and repreeen-
tatlyss OF all the cotton States met In Suoiette
Hall In this city this morning. About one hum
dred delegates are 10 attendance. inc ooieos Is
20 devise means 10 fght the bagging-trusf or
force that organization 10 more reasonable
price for bagging
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-16
Annual Ep,,copai Convention.
INV telegraph 10 ths pispatch.I

ATLANTA, Ca, May ih-The sixIy-seyenth an
nual convention Of the Diocese Of Georgia Pro-
testsnt Episcopal Church convened here to-day
with good attendance.
Bishop Beck with presided. Tho day was de-
voted 20 the organization OF the convention and
the discussion Of mission work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-16
Southern Presby terians.

CHATTANOOGA, May 1.-the Southern General
Assembly OF the Presbyterian Church will meet
In this city tomorrow as ii O'Clock In tho First
Presbyterian church. The assembly will be
opened by a sermon from Rev. DR.. Bullock, OF
Washington, ID. c., the retiring moderator. An
organization will then be effected, ana me hrsI
business meeting will DO tomorrow night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-16
Death or q Journalist

PHILADELPHIA, May 15.-william W.
Harding, for many years proprietor and
publisher OF the Philadelphia Inquirer, died
a. his residence this morning. Dir. Harding
had suffered for the psst two years IRON a
complication Of diseases, ana was seldom
sean IN his Office during that perioo' lie
retired from active business life three
f,onfhs AGO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-16
Admtra, Douasdson Dead.

10y bltxfhph 70 VIC Dl5VaIcni
BALrnoRR, Nd, May lh--Rear-Admiral Ed
ward Donaldson, United States nary, aged
ssvensy-eigni, did ~ his homo IN Baiifrors at
y. n. to-day His physsrsans said thai Old age
and liver Complaint ere me cansea.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-16
A Southern Landowner Dead.
fBy telegraph 10 The Dispslch.l

LANCASTER. Pa, May ia-Colooel samuel L.
Fowler. president Of tae protected Reading and
Chesapeake railroad. died Suddenly this After
noon Of spopaexy; aged seyenty-two years The
deceased ogned LARGO tracts OF land in the South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-16
nsusx-FuasIsHlNss, &c.

NEW MArTINGSJUST RECEIVED.
IN on Cloth, Carpets, Rugs. Mats, &C; Lace
Curtains. Cornine and Poles, Hollands OF all
colors. Largo lot Of Shades At 500. each. Paper
Hangings-an styleA AL orders prymp<iy AZ
tended 10. A dENkfNGS,
myAim lsii Aain street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-16
lsures rsngei ~ follows:


BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE MAY iA-Flour drm ard acfiye.
Wheat-Soushern duh bus Hrm; Ful1, Snsec;
Longberry. S)a95c. No. res. s)assc. Corn &C.
tive; white aad yellow, s2aiJsc; western dull
and arm.
ST. LeUIs May i5.-Fl0ur quiet and un-
changed ~hea, lower: No red. cash. Nhc ;
juno. &c. July aud August. ,3ac. Corn ir-
regular; No. NAKED, c-sh, aye. May s2sc;
June, sc Oats strong No. = cssh, n4e. Way
and June. 23Ac. Nhiasey. flc& Provisions
dull: PORK sl225 Lard neglected. Dry-eait
meats SHOULDERS, s525: longs aud ribs. sal5a
s625; short-ciesr. s6.25af6 so. Bacon lbo1edl-
shoulders, s5I sas6 longs G1d rlos' tADas1sA
'''''' CINCINNATI.
CfycrgNArr. May ih-Plour dur Wheat lover
TO soil: Ma. red. s1Ne. Cora lover; no
mixed, 35HaS5kc. Oats 1rfn: No mined, Gs
s27kc. Pork dull at si2 LTd weak al t@9s1.
BuiS easier. Bacon easy. Whiskey nrm
At SLO2 Hogs ia light demand and lower: COM
mon and light. fis9iS5; packing and butchers,
si40atioo -
WILMINGTON. n. C., May iS-rurpenaa' nrrn
nj 35c. Rosin quiet; strained, t0c. goot
strained, SIZE. Tar 1ru at tI.ll Crude ssrpsn-
the steady; hard, sLlO; yeiio" diD, -: 'ir-
gia. s. -
LoUBvfLLa, May 1h-Grain aud provisions
steady and unchanged.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURRS
NEW YORK. May Ih-CottOn-Het receipts. 100
bales. gross. 7s3 bales. Futures closod very
steady: sales, n. 90 bales: ksy andJune. tl0oaa
si0.66 July. sl0.T2aSi0T9 ; August g9iea
SI0.77; September. $40 s0af1oz October. "a st>
! 1895; November, S. S9afa %: December. f9ga
sa9s January. g. S9a8l0: February. flo.Ooa
| sl0.Q7; March, sI0laSl0l5.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
reported for tbs DispaIrhI
l5-Market quiet, with nominal receipts
! and comparatively light stock Ia the hands of
commission merchants. Prime. ba3Ac.; extra
prime, 5ha5%c; spanish, soaGc
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
IIloported for tho Dispstch.l
NAY iA-Markst nominal Prime, NC. OK
| ira prime 4s.a5c.; fancy. 54c. common, "a
| exc; shelled, 3a3%c; Spanish, Be-; factory
! hand picked. k&a1kc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-16
RICHMOND crock EXCHANGE

WEDNESDAY,. Nay II. 1889.
FIRST BoARD.-s2,OOO Virginia now 3's at g.,
1900 do. at 81.
SsCOSD BoARD.-s200 Virginia new 5s at 81
5000 90. at g.. 500 do at 67 $1,000 Norfolk and
Petersburg railroad SIS az li2S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-16

Tsw yoxx. May Sa--cosscu arm; sales h59
bales; uplants, n t-itc.: Orleans. II sltc MOI
Great britain. ABA bales; 70 1be conttOAnk 100
b4lss; stock. cgAiD baisA southern toux dalt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-16
HARVEST OF 1889.
CHAMPION REPAIRS.

As the FALSE STATEMENT that repairs for
tho CHAMPION REAPRRS, MOWERS, AND
BINDERS sold duriug the last QUARTER or A
CENTURY by II. NJ. Smith 4 Co. cannot COW be
obtained In Richmond seems TO be PERSIST
EMILY ard APPARENTLY MALlCloUsLI
for rival HARVESTING MACHINERY, take
this method vi informing the public that any
PIECE, PART. OR PARCEL Of ANY Champion
HARYESTING-AACHfN SOLD SINCE 1865
can be promptly procured on application at 1923
MAIN STREET. where the best MOWER aud
tho best BINDER now in use-yiz. "THE
WHITLEY SOLID STEEL ARE also for sale.
SEND NE your orders for REPAIRS, and II you
want TO buy BINDER. MOWER, REAPBB,
WHgRL-RLKE, WAGON PLOw, or any other
AGRICULTURAL IaPLENBNi, kindly come
and see what have.
ISAAC s. TOWER, Agent.
fmy i6-d3tANitI