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evening 10 Nfr. Gladstone's family; Are
ception 10 personal friends followed.
Mr.. BALFoug DIsGUsTED.

Mr.. BALFOuE DISGUhIfD.
LoSpoy. July 25.-The project OF form
ING a syndicate Of paper manufacturers
here has been abandoned.
Mr.. Balfour addressed mass-neetlne ~
Salisbury to-day. He asssiled the kadi-
Gals for their opposition 70 the royal grants,
and said he had watched the controversy
with "A feeling Of disgust. Referring 70 the
rev Tenants Defence League. he said the
law would be found equal 10 coping with
the league if II interfered with the law. he
declared thot Mr. Gladst0ne's speeches
were the real origin OF Parne!llsm ana
Crime"
ENGLAND WILL NOT ENTER.
IoyDox. July 25.-Lord Dunrayen has re-
ceived from General Paine cable dispatch
saving that no Yacht has been chosen 10 de.
fend the American cup. Therefore he VIII
not send the Valkyrie 10 America TINS
season.
THE POLISH RAILWAYS.
LONDON. July 25--It is reported that
Russia intends To- purchase all or the
Polish railways and transfer them into
State railways on account OF their strategic
Importance.
TIP BEvoLT SPREADING.
LosDoS. July 25.-Advices from Crete
are that the revolt Is spreading. Risings
are threatened at Sphakia, Eetlmo, Milata,
and Sidera.
THRTY-TwO STRIKERS CONVICTED.
Berlin, july 25.-The trial Of the strikers
arrested AT Brcslau has resulted IN the
conviction of thirtv-two of the prisoners.
/ Heukcl. the ringleadcr. was sentenced 20
/ seven wears Of penal servltude ana 10 be
deprived of his civil rights for seven years.
/ Nine Of the strikers were sentenced 20
| terms Of imprisonment ranging from
! eighteen months 20 five years at hard labor.
| and TWENTY-FIVE were sentenced 10 m
prisoumcut from year 90 four years with
/ out hard labor.
EIECTTD TO THE REICHsTAG.
BERLIN. July 25.-Father bellies, a Cetho-
| lie and member OF she Protester party,
! has been elected q member of the German
/ Rcichstug for Metz 10 take the place OF
| Herr Antoine. who rclinqulshed hls seat
and returned 10 France.
MEXICAN MATTERS.
CITY OF Mruco ria GALVESTON, July %
/ TIE first tram on the Monterey aud Gun
railroad reached Montemoras yesterday.
! Ex-Speaker Carlisle was given areccpton
at the American Legation yesterday.
/ Saturday President Diaz Will give n ban
/ Quet 10 the new American Minister aud the
| new Minister of the Argentine Republic.
WILL CONTEST A STAT.
! PARIS, July Pin the coming elections
| for members of the Chamber Of Deputies
VI. Henri ROCKFORD viii contest the seat
! for Bcllcyiilc. partisan suburb.
RESIDENTS EzPELLED.
GISFvA. july 2j.-Ihe Government. by
order of the Buudesrath. has expelled a
/ large number of Nihiiists, French Mon
/ archists. and German Socialists. The per-
/ Sons expelled were residing here without
/ regular papers.
OBRIEN's DONATION.
/ DUBLIN. July 2j.-lr. william O'Brien
/ has donated 10 the fund for the national
memorial % John Vaudeville. who died m
/ Tullamore iail. the 600 which he obtained
| from the Cork Constitution last July for
| libel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-26
4 Child Supposed to Have Murdered His
Mother and Father.

DUBUQUE, a.. July 25.--Although Cover
nor Iarrabee has offered a reward of $500
for the arrest aud conviction OF the muir
derer of John Elkins and wife on the night
of July 18th at their home, near Edgewood,
no new clues have thus far been obtained.
Those most conyersnt with the facts in
the tragedy hold firmly TO the opinion that
Wesley. tie eleyen-y ear-old son. committed
the deed without assistance. He has not
vet been seen 10 shed tear or display the
least emotion over the terrible affair. IL
has been thought best 20 place him under
arrest aud he IS now closely confined.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-26

MONMOUTH PARK, July 25.-Ihe weather
and track were all that could be desired.
First race-seven furlongs-GTenedler
Won. Over second, Volunteer third. Time,
second race-six furlongs-Leighton was
Gwen the race on foul by Fan-t an Colt /;
Burlington second. Time, 10. FaD-tan
colo passed the finish head IN front.
Third race-One mile Maidstone won
Rbono second, Favorable (colD third.
Time, las.
Fourth race-one mile and a furlong-
Belinda won; Now or Never second, Judge
Murray third. Time, 1859.
Fifth receive furlongs, fifteen start
ers Freedom won; HarambournC second,
Tonrnalne third. Time, l0!.
sixth race-one mile-EItz James won; ;
Strideaway second, Niagara third. Time,
I43L.
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THE CR0NIN MURDER.
THE PRISONERS UNDER INDICTMENT
ARRAlGNeO BEFORE COURT.
All Ready for Trial Save One-Their
Attorneys VIII Appear In
Court To-Day.
rRr telorrnnh % the plsnntch.l

CHICAGO. july 25.-Dani1 Coughlin, p
0. Sullivan. J. T. Beggs, John Kunze, and
Frank Woodruff. under indictment for the
murder Of CrOnin, were arraigned before
Judge Horton this afternoon. In answer
10 questions all the prisoners, with the ex-
ception Of Coughlin, said they We're ready
for trial. Coughlin said he wished to see
his attorney before answering. The matter
was continued until tomorrow morning,
when the prisoners attorneys will be in
court
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-26

LoNnoN, July 25.-An the Conservative
newspapers laud Mr.. Gladstone for his
speech on the royal grants. The Tunes
saws: cit is "a genuine pleasure to ac-
knowledge the excellence Of his Grafton.
II was m accordance with the best tradl-
ton Of statcsmausmp. and was lighted
with the glow OF genuine feeling, per-
haps occasioned hy the pleasure incidents
attending his golden wedding
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-26
Hostile Attitude of Indians.

KANSAS CRY, July 25.--A special TO the
Tunes from HIawatha. Kan. says: The
Kickapoo Indian Commission mes at Hol-
ton yesterday. near the reservation, but on
account OF the hostile attitude OF the IN
dams were unable to accomplish anything.
A commission was appointed 10 treat with
the Indians for the sale Of their reserva-
ton Of 1900 acres IN Jefferson and Brown
counties. The Indians are unanimously
determined 10 have no dealings whatever
with the commission.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-26

Patrick Ford Of the T-ish Word. who is
spending tine summer at Contreport. l.. l..
took his wife. child. and a lady visitor ont
for rows M the harbOr the other DAY. ~
some means the boat was upset and the
party thrown in the water. Mr.. Ford was
the only one who could swim. John
Smith and Addison Lowdes pat on in a
boat and rescued the ladies and the child,
who were exhausted when they reached
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Elected Archbishop.
NY faIarranh % tho DisnAtch.

10y tclokia pA W '-Ao D.'fnN---'i
NEW York. July 25.-The Rome CORE
spOndent Of the Catholic bstrs cables that
Bishop Walsh. OF London, Ont, was yes
terday elected archbishop Of Toronto. The
new Archbishop was appointed 20 all the
vacancy caused by the death of Archbishop
Lynch. which occurred May y, 1888: King
ston, which was one Of the sufragan sees
Of Toronto, has been made an archdiocese.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-26
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NRw YORK. July 2A-Cotton steady: sSlss. eos
bales: Gplandr, iiac.; Orleans, ike; nes re-
csipss, i4s bales; sxports-to NO Continsnt xs
steady whs.t irregular; NO. rod. So. In store !:
options A.A5sc lover; No. 2red, July. SAC. (.
August s6sc.; september. s6sc. Corn easier
No. 2, 43kai3sc Ia elevator; options lower and
4as,d. Osts nrm aud Qaiel; optlons iowcr; July,
n &c: August. HAe. september. TAG; No
spot, 2sAs2s.c. Eops weak and quiet State
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-26
MARRIAGES.

BUTLER BRIMMER Married. at Pine-streos
Baptist church. ~ the pastor, Rev. }. Is. Hussor.
on Tuesday. July .. 1859, Mr.. JAMES BUTLER.
NJ Campbell county. Va. ana Miss ROSA K.
BkIMhEd. Of this city.
COUsINs-TUCK.-M Married, on Tuesday July
e. 1852 by Rev. J. y. Huts9n. Mr.. WILLIAM II.
COUSINS and Miss OkATJCk; both u hich-
mnUd Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-26
Baseball Yesterday.
fBy telegraph 70 the DispAtch.l

Baltimore.
Balimorcs. / O200 % o. &
Iouisvilles. ..........2 / o 0 0 o o. 4
Base-mts- Balumores, 10; LOUSY mes H.
Errors B.ltimores, s; Louis'illCs,a. Bat;
teries-Mmtaker aud QUINN LwlnS ana
/ Cook.
| Philadelphia:
! Phnadelphias.. OO01 OIL . 8
| Boetous. .............l % o % o 3 / q
Basc-hlts, PhiiadelphiaI 10 boston T.
| Errors Fhiiadelphl9s' hoslon', y. nd,-
tcriics- sanders ana Sch'lV'r' OI"rh7oh
and Bennett
| Pittsburgh:
Pittsburghs...-.....0 0 0 % O o. O. 3
/ Cleyemud-..........O o j o o y @ 2
/ Base-hlls lliiS. urghS, 70; CirNciahuS' D.
Errors plttsburehs, 2 Clcyolands, O. Bat;
| torlcs SoWdels ami Mhler; GruDcr ana
| Zimmor.
philadelphia.
/ Athletics. O1O 3 90 o. 6
/ Cinciuuatis... .......4 o o o N-lO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-26

ny tNIHETNpn U NO UI7pAIlu.I
New YoEE, July 2j james Byrne, VII
liam O'Ncil, and John Council were to-day
arrested by Inspector Byrnes's detectives
ON the charge of stealing 10000 pounds Of
coffee valued at -. 400.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-26

TFt"IVIT7 ~ W '''7T71- ~
July 2h--Market steady. Sales reported.
Stock on hand lsrgar than last year az this time
and prices about The same. fuiur. &C.: ezra
primo. 4.AfAc.: fancy. BIC. a0mmon. lhAsr;
snelled. ss3Sc., spanish. &c.. factory had
picked. oa34c.
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Dealh of GeneraI Doll, Widow.

fby trleE aNh % Nn blspt'h
ATLANTA. Ga. Julv25.-Nrs. Dole-. widow
of The Famous Confederate General George
VI. DoleS, who was BILLED nt Cold llarbOr
died here TODAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-26
More Work for the Exchange.

NEW York, July 25.-Ihe circuit OF the
Commercial Exchange, hitherto supplied
with quotations of grain and provisions
by Chicago. has been turned about in favor
OF the New York Exchange. which insti-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-26

BArrIdOHE. july q. Virginia consols 3, iii :
So. l0.ins 80 bid Co. 3-. 6' ,a6s. Baltimore
Hn1 Ouio stock. ~ tld: Northern Central 40 .
qe1-s Cincinnati. Washington and Balu-
more lists. Pl'. do. 2is, i1Aa q, 10 3ds. - "a
% consolidated gas bonds. lissall-t. DO.
stock a..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-26
A Battle in Hayti.

NEw YORK, July 25.-The steamer Prince
Frederick Hendrick, which arrived from
Port-au-Prince to-day. reports battle east
of Port-au-Prnce ON the 18th, ia which one
man was killed and several wounded.
Hippolyte was driven from his position.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-26
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

IUINTUAf, july % Nv
StLgs-FlRsT BoARn.-a6 virginia consol cou-
pons ron fundabls. al ia; 1909 Richmond city
5satiOt., 1000 90. az 1908.
SEcosp RoAHn l,o3 Petersburg Wlls. ~ a
ic,G, 2ooJ do. az l0,E; 23o0 Richmond ciiy Go,
due 1908. at ll7,, e0O Richmond city o., lae
1876. ELLIS
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, July "a, 1850
OFFERINGS.
sALssRsroErsD 70 s.cn.rlar

WHgAr.-21f bushels.
CORN-3.0O bushels.
Dam. 900 bushels.
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Killed While Londiae a Gun.

~ ITT--7- w :" w - ~
PoTrnILLr Pt.. Julv While Michnel
Morkol, prominent coal operator of Nj
rrryillo wa. clrenu, gun thi. afternoon
IT. was accidentally discharged, the load en-
tcriug his body and killing him instantly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-26
sneciaI Notice.

Now ] have the finest lot Of Virginia
Hams have seen for years. Price reason
able. JUiEN BnFoRD.
1909 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-26

tuition received to-day requests from Louis-
vile, Cincinnati, and Milwaukee TO for
ward the prices regularly the same as To
the eight other exchanges mentioned yes
terdav.
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FOREIGN NOTES
The Evidence All In in the Memorable
Parneu Commission.
fRv Arrln-Anerican cahle 10 tho plspatchI

fBy Anclo-American cable 10 the Dlspatchl
LONDON. July 25.-The Paruell Commits
sion entered upon It's long recess to-day.
When the court met tins morning Mr..
Hsrdcastie, am accountant, was called TO
tho witneSs-stand He stated that the
books of the Land League which had been
produced before the commission covered
the whole period of the leagues existence.
lie could not say that the 4I5,OOU which
was unaccouuted for, owing TO the absence
of the books OF the Ladies' League, had
been misapprOprlated.
Mr.. SoalueS, solicitor for the Times. in
reply to a question 10y Mr.. Sexton, sand he
could not tell within 10000 the amount
the Times had paid To witnesses. he sum,
however il very large.
This concluded the taking of evidence.
MIR. Sexton, replying 10 a question 10y
Presiding-Justice Hammer, stated that he
could not sum no the case IN behalf OF the
Parnclltes until he had consulted with his
colleagues.
Sir Henry James, Of counsel for the Times,
stated that he was not III position Yet to
reply 10 the whole case.
Presiding-Justlce Hammer informed Sex
ton that further evidence would be called
for If the commission considered II neces-
sary. but the reasons therefor must be
exceptional
The court then adjourned until October
oath.
Presidinp-Justice Hammer ordered that
Thomas Condor aud John O'ConnOr, the
members OF the House of Commons who
while serving sentences in Ireland Tor Of
fences under the crimes act were brought
TO London 10 testify before the Parnell
Commission. complete the remainder Of
their terms in the London prison.
THEIR GOLDEN WEDDING.
IoNpoS. July 25.-This was the golden
wedding dav Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gladstone.
The Queen telegraphed a cOngraiulat
message 10 the distinguished couple, and
the Prince and Princess of Wales and other
members of the royal family sent letters 10
them. The Prince of Wales also sent "a
cold inkstand To- Mr.. Gladstone. 4 num-
Der of Liberal ladies presented SPortrait
of Gladstone with his grandson. The por-
trait was painted by Millais. A large num-
Der of other presents were received. Mr..
Gladstone rose early and attended morning
service. The family took breakfast TO-
gether az the James-Street residence OF Mt.
Gladstone. There was an immense num-
her of callers during the day. Among
those who called were John Morley, SIR
William Vernon HarcOurt, and the Earl OF
Aberdeen and other Liberal peers.
The King of the Belgians telegraphed
CONGRATULATIONS 20 Gladstone. Al tue iip-
eral clubs and associations IN the klngdoln'
and many Unionist bodies AS well, sent adj
dresses. The callers included the Speaker
Of the House of Commons. Lord Harting:
ton. and all the leading Liberal members OF
Parliament. A large number of handsome
and costly presents were received irish
admirers sent an album symbolic OF MI.
GIadstones political achievements. Inc
members Of the family viii build q new
portico 10 the Hawarden residence. Stuart
Rendel. NJ. p. gave dinner-paty tins
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-26

ny telegraph To the pispatch.l
NTw YorK, July 26-The W0Ed this
morning prints rumor that the actress
lum in England.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-26
Old CIemmer Whiskoy

/ have Just two barrels at old Clemmer
left. IL Is very scarce. So send ia your
orders at once JUiJgs BISFoRD.
i12 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-26
loulsylIIs. jay e5 Market unrhang-i.
NEW YORK COTTON FrTrngS

mono gross receipts, fly halos Futures Ui's
quiet ani steady; Gales. 49, 1000 bse J..f,
$40 tOsfi0.6l August. $40 ilatl1 ni. rrlfoWi rr.
tlnljatlnH, October s. Hiais N-' |.F'mN'r
ttslAlfNf: December. g. oat1~ JAnuhrf.
t4qlasg.gl: February. 81 9iafY ~ MArh. fin'.f
5000, April fl0llai!4lI, NAY tlH. li..-4;
June. 80 grnfin ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-26

W.
lu-r liabilities Thonrht 10 lee Nearly Four
'''''"" ""''"'N'
fHy telegraph 20 mo Dspachl
g. pnuAur,rIuA July 2j.- Surprise was oc-
40 l.iDr,l Iu cuisines. circles this morning
.it4 tr thr announcement that thc firm Of
Lewis Brofh s. Co.. wholesale dry goods
dDrs, Chestnut stree. alloy, Second.
nlai ml.e nh Ass. nmeut While thc exact
l.m Iuuf cannot a- got Dee asr"riun"d, d ~
4 rHusrht tine liabilities of the finn viii
ta.nu.4ll. ~40J10nD.
Iho FIRM is oue OF thclargest ir IT'S line of
ruauoss ir tie city, and perhaps in the
country IL has houses no many Of the
n tnr.'r cities ~ the United states. notably
t1fCh'" lrfh. 'mcneo. Baltimore. ana '"s-
44f,fDn. The members or tnc ifm resident I'D
tfr., "'N "fe George W. wharton Joseph
t1IrN. ifw l-. 'ud ii'niN Lows
Ir1 Air barton. Wuch 80 I'D TINS morn nv
= promptly hdih' ltH ih' aalh'I O'liy M '"'
fAm"i lIAl nl- NIW hau Nal' dh assign
butni. tHruthua n. bliss, o- ne" oth' Ae
a pfsitiei Was ass tnt'.
p. an unable. continued Mt wharton
lu i' place iLr amount "i "ut LuUili,,,I'i IT,
o"'N.I, i''l ''"''ii '""' =" " ~
-. A'l Nu I'D D'. =,
i1' ~ Nv. ~ ,''. .i IN.
"'.l an 'A .'' W. ,"" 80
t ''.. , ..ii ,.~'",i..iI," ts,..-,. mon.
tr..6,.t.l, to-ri|if Gow lud whore wc
stand N Wc could have had only tNo
Al or three llys moro am sure we woull
.nave boon able 90 tide over our Difficult
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-26

4ssNc. Coree--opiIons ciosss sUiet saS i0,i5
papts down August, tiA0B: rsp,sinber, ftlia
filx5: apot Rio Jan AMI nominal. fair oafeoe-.
81. "a Sugsr~-ksE moderately active. fair TO-
nning, 6kc. ceDtrfugals. S-tesb 7he. mo-
lassas sagsr S-te,t Sac: rcnpod siesdy eni
quiet Motassss dull Rice unchanged. Pc
trolsum steady. crude. IN barrels AZ farksFs.
100 refined here. 40. Coiton-seed Oh dun
aud usak; crude. Sc yeio-, tisioc. ko-.n
steady AID quiet 1urpontine higher and quiet
At ss.ainsc. hides steady. Wool arn. do
mestio fleece, 3eA5a pulled. 2sai0r Texas.
lsasac. PorK moderately acuys; extra prime,
81 g3Asii50 Beef quiet Beoi hams sloS ani
castor, quoted Al ti5atl5.O Ttsrcei beef ina
tive: cay extra india mess. Nld0atiA Cur
meats FIRM. Midilcs easier; ahori GEAR, y o
Lard lower snd dun Western stoam, 49,
city, sNHl: August, f6%: september. s. "
freighis Armer cotton. 5s2d. grain, sbi.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. july q. Cash quotations sere
Flour nominAlly and unchanged. No spring
wheat $40 No. Z rob s2Ac No corn. ~.
No. 2 oata lzsc Ness-pork. 81. Lard. - b. = :
sLra shor-ribs. s. easA50, sh0ui isrs-f : l@sa
s. - shor1. clear, t31safAs1N WhisEeY. Si.ol
1heieadins futures rangsi ~ foiioas.
WHEAT Opsl1nI Hiytss. giisfnr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-26

al have used many remedies for Dyspepsis,
Liver Affection. and Debility, but never have
f1und ANYTHING TO benent 70 The extent that Sim
mons iyor Regulator has / sent from Mime
s1ta 10 Georgia for the remedy. and would have
.e,t further Tor such p medicine. ! WOald sd-
wise oil who are similarly affected 10 give t
trial. as l. seems the Only thing that never falls
Z, relieys. T.. II. JANNEY.
~ zl-W(WlF&Su Minneapolis, MINI. 4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-26
OUT OF SORTS ?
Yes, Sick All Over!

Liver torpid bowels cOstlge. blood sluggish,
stomach weak snd fun your digestion Is i'm
paired. and tho organs inactive, your perceptions
are dull and stupehed. your temper irritable
AMI peeysh, you are unnt Tor business or COM
pAuiOnshlp. What you need IS "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-26
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

"AhN so ApCf
Auction offerings on Change to-dsy hhynino
packages. with fifteen taken In. Highest price,
az: lowest. $40. Average. All. Average for
sun-cured gf67. Tho brights offered were all
taken In. Formerly brights composed the chief
auction sales; Il was during tbs time Of plAuIers'
trade that our sellers once had "a hand. Tho
rule has nov become the exception, and little
rohandied bright - ever sold az auction, and
bidders knowing that toDaccos arc thus limited
or lnYoicod refrain IRON bidding on such with
any spirit
There are those in the trade who are earnestly
favoring united effort to secure for Richmond
a planters direct trade IN brighis again. This
could be- s0ldly done ~ tho sample process Of
getting buyers 70 agree 70 buy AZ home at the
same outlay plus the freghts thss they have 20
pay In other outside markets. This 10 our policy
IN nutshell This IL what would make a co.,
tinuOusly aotiye market hero.
Private sales were thirty hogsheais Of now
nllsrs and several lots Of mixed grades Of filters
and wrappers to-day.
-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-26

FLOUR.
weduoie. Fias, g. OatLTS, supsrnas t273a
1928; ezra tl5)at17s family, tiss45l psseas
ismiIy. country. sL7jasAs5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-26

WaEGT-Longberry - bushels common AZ &c.
Mixed. so bushels common az 75c shoFtberfy.
y bushels good at 80. 10 bushels fair az Soc +:
100 Du.nels fair al ~, Total sales OF wheat. 90
bushels.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

TUX WRATnER ~ BIcnyOSD YESTERDAY was
cloudy with light showers Of rain.
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COTTON REPORT.
Narkes nrn.

QUOTATIONS.
AIDnLIN0. i0Ae.
Low MfDDLISG. iOsc.
GOoDOKBIaAhr, gac.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-26

ST. L0vls. Juiy g. Flour Demand t-f"r
bat prices unchangef. Whoa .fH.h l'rr.
movements slow options ri''.i tna. n.'"r
yesterday; Nd. rel. Asfr.. tIIf, OF.
4h4c: August. -fAs1skc. Corn v"ns hnl
slightly lower; 80 mlKcf. ca~N. 81 hAta D..
August So ask. september liAn. .t fh.7
nominal No cash. .1' h.i. IuIv. atr nlt.
August. Pic. M. Ntisker. fLU- Provisions
dun aui weak PORK Ni@ IHri lI'nl'
steam not qu0tsu.s over O. 6ls pry ssif nrsfs
shoulders. s.. longs ami ribs. g.. AfA-l.
short clear hatAlt. Bacon looked Shoulder.
tAt2~ longs and ribs. s. iNff 'u, -n.ft D.rar.
tOalatl d. y. hmm o.. -lAllLL.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-06-19

Grown Princess Isabella may succeed her
father. The Hapsburg house is really ex-
tinct since 1740, and the present members
belong really to the Lorraine line. The
death of Rudolph causes no embarrassment
in the succession, the supply still exceed
ing the demand, as there are yet "a Princes
of the dynasty alive. The most productive
soil for Princes is the diminutive Liechten-
stein, which has only 1900 inhabitants. but
boasts of IS Princes of royal blood, or one
for every 500 souls. The two influential
houses Of Savoyen in Italy and Bernadotte
in Sweden-Norway are not correspondingly
prolific, the former having but eight Princes
and the latter seven. The old house of
Welt, which lost the throne of Hanover in
1854 and will lose that OF England at the
death OF Victoria, which it has occupied
since TIA, has five male members. the
same number that makes up the contingent
of the house of Zahringen that rules in
Baden. The house of Bonaparte has three
Princes, the older Lucien line, with its four
representatives, not being recognized as
royal
The senior of the forty-one rulers of the
European families, whose average age is
fifty-six, is the King of Holland, born in
1917. Five rulers are more than seventy,
among them the King of Denmark; 10 are
between sixty and seventy, among them the
rulers of England, Wurtemberg, Brazil,
Saxony; 10 are between fifty and sixty,
among them the rulers OF Sweden, Austria,
Belgium, Portugal; nine are between forty
and fifty, among them the rulers of Rou-
mania, Turkey, Italy, Russia, Greece.
Montenegro, Bavaria; two between thirty
and forty, namely, the rulers of Schwerin
and Servia; one between twenty and
thirty, namely, the Prince of Bulgaria, the
Emperor of Germany just having passed
thirty. The King of Spain is not three
years old. The Oldest in the number of
years of rule IS the Queen of England, who
has been on the throne since 1887.