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CABLEGRAMS.
MR. GLADSTONE ADDRESSES 4 LIBERAL
MEETING AT WEYMOUTH.
An Attacho OF the Ministry OF War OF
France Arrestsd-Tho Berlin
Budget.

fBy Anelo-American cable 10 the Dspatchl
LONDON, June s.. Mr.. Gladstone address.
ed a Libersl mretlug 10 Weymouth to-day.
lie SAID the Liberal party was moving IN the
right direction aud at fair plcc. He spoke
in favor 81 limiting the length OF Parliament
10 four or five yesrs. Referring 10 Ireland,
he admitted that crime had decreased there,
and attributed The improyeme nj 10 recent re-
medal mcs~lrcs, to the beneficial influence
Of Irish members 81 Par.ilment. and fhe
priests. II remained for Engishmen to say
whether tbey viii TO q further act Of justice
which alone would give q irue and ud''-
soluble union Of the various countries com
pretended under the deslgna,iQn Of G;clt
Britain and Ireland
The public prosecutor has ordered thai
another police summons hc issued AGAINST
Niscount Vaudeville. the Oldest son Il the
Duke OF Manchester. whose bankruptcy "ss
announced about 'hree months ago. Tue
Viscount il charged with Obtaining money
under false prctences.
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rheAzores


he azores 'Nteh" ih I'D o"'lf. '.u, ,,'
northwest '' >'h'Dt'''' .., ''" ,no 49,. go,
oi "' ana I'I'' '..' u''' anu
-'. ana BIZ Wo-l l'i| '"'' ''o-' 'l'n'D ., NY
i.'F nav he d''la'd 'h'o 'HI'' k'"'n'. .'
ir-t or r,'rff Ef"up coHi'i'''' r.
NclfcI, fll ~. MarY's; ihe second
cor central group contains IeTgtlr9'
Grario,a, 49, George, Pico, snd Iay a''
while Ohio ihId or westerly group con-
.i~.- ~ the lonely nttie islands OF IoreS
ana totyo. They are a.l very small places
very good walker ulEh' almost 20 louh9
iho biggest OF them in dav. Every men OF
them, with the exception Of curious llI''5
h.t az -. Mary IS, has bee" tu.e0 '"" '"l u."
and chaUcd o1i ~ al icseN o'Anot I'd my
thing We have IN ''s I'iI % 10, Val" ,...la
save fogCc-Arap or .ae-ulL t''h H''I
island presents solid front ~ haio' oiA'A
ava against tue Iayace- u Tie great ocean
which tuuod,rs a. Tie base OF c.lI' aud
pr.0picc, hundreds o. feet high. Even on
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Gcorgia's crop Report.

AUGUSTA. GA, june S.-The Augusta Tx
ct.oye IA. lust compiled The answers 81 It's
corre.poudents VA reply 20 the crop inQCi.
re, I'M ,eyeniccn counties IN Georgia aud
6ye counties in South Carolna. seventy
six correspondents report the same acreage
a. last wear. fOrty~seycn report decrease OF
40 Der cent, and SIX an increase oil per
cent. seventy-seyen report the planting as
having progressed fayOrably, aud siXty-siX
rerort that II has not only one corre-
snondent out OF one hundred and thirty
three reports the plant mp with good stands.
All report bad effect from the cool nights
The general tenor Of Sll the reports snow
tbat the crop is not IN good condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-09
A successful Practitioner.

Preceptor: "You look very happy
this morning, Doctor. Is your list OF
patients growingg"
Young Doctor "Growing? Well. 1
should say so. l smputated u leg last
night, cut OF four arms at noon, and
patched up broken head the night be-
fore. Got big fees, too"
Preceptor; "And the patients Are
they doing well?"
Young Doctor "The patients Yes.
believe SO. They died on the ops-
ratlng-table."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-09

The Queen Of Cores Is no bgurohesd. She
belongs TO one Of tue greatest families OF The
country, snd its an open secret that she has
Al times her voice IN councils OF the King.
She has an establishment OF her own inside
the pslace-grouuds, and The Kline the Crown
Pr,nee. and the Queen have each their seps-
rate household. The Queen dresses, OF
course. IN C0reAn costume. she wears fne
sjlks aud has beautiful diamonds. Sho car
rles ohatelalne' watch which IL diamond
studded and she smokes American cigarettes
hy 4he thousand.
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FeudsIism Dead?

who shalt say. saws the st. James Gazette
that teudsiism Is deadY Not the Inhabitants
Of The island Of the Sark. The Seigneur OF
Sark IL said 10 stlll possess The right OF OK
nulsion aud 10 be 81 this moment exercising
h A troublesome Jerseymsn, VINO rent.
land there and has made himself unpleasant
about trespassers, YVES ordered to leave the
island within forty-eight hours. This very
short shrift was afterwards extended TO SIX
weeks. There Is much TO be sald for the
right Of expnlsion. IL only somebody pos
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THE UNION ANDTHE DOMINION.
ChnrIrSL Knapp. or sew York, Con
.uIGenernI 10 Canada.

Charles J.. Knapp, Of Lowyi'le, y Y,
was born on July 4. 1913, in Barr'--
bureh. near his present home. He is a
graduate of Rutgers College, New Bruins
wick. y. j., OF the year 1869, and Of the
law school Of Hamilton College, and IS
lawyer 10y profession. In 1885
he was elected 10 the state Senate,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-09

lie has latterly been at the head OF di-
vision OF the Consular Bureau. Mr..
Shermaus salary has been 81, 800 year.
That Of the Consul TO Liverpool IS 5000
with fees, making IN all probably about
go. coo q year. Tile appointment OF
SIR. sherman Is from the District OF
Columbia: tnat TO the Office he now va
Gates was FROM Maine, where he WAS born.
He is aconfdential friend Of Mr.. Blaine,
and accompanied him on leave OF alb
sence without pay during the campaign
Of lA.I
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Gcrrnan Iiapti.tS

10y telegraph 10 lIe D47pA'~HI
UARmsoSuuGG, Va, june o.-People arc
pouring in for the great annual meeting OF
tho German Bapti,f,. Already several thou'
sand have arrived from the West Religions
services began yesterday and will be- con-
tinued until next Friday, bat regular bu'i-
ness Will not commence until Tuesday next.
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kNDERsON.-Died. Saturday evening az
o',l..A, Mr.. H. L. ANDERSON, mliron Of ~
Lakes Home.
inc funeral viii tako place THIS CuniaY
EVENING OF 6.iJ from Dr. HO63'5 church
LEWIS-DieI. at nis residonce, iu this city. on
Webster streof, OH tlo f, b instant al quarter 10
J y. NJ. sf.er long illness, Nr. j. A.. Ii" Is
,Guss IN tLc tnirty-eigh,n year OF lis ago.
a., funeral viii take place TO-DAY Sunday
rt3A o'clock T.. IT, from the Ebeuezer church.
lis friends and mo RarOcrs' Association arc cor
daily invited to attend.
ne leaves a devoted wife AMI I've li'tle chill
dren 10 mourn tAer loss, which IS his gain.
TURNER. -Dici. june g 1889, A. the residence
of al, -in-lnw. 40. 1910 NenaDle street, IAC IA
qJKNFK in the .eycnt y-hftu year Of his age.
Funeral will take place 81 Nenaole-street Bap-
ust church 80 o'clock THIS sunday Al x
NOON.
wARE.-Diod. June G. 1889, ia Sew York city
II, II. WARE.
WHALEN.-Diei. in Savannah. Co, Saturday,
Juno the sth, JAMES JOSEPH MHALEN, for
merly u this city.
The funeral VIII take place MONDAY MORN
ING. juno l0th. AZ O'Clock. from Il feters
Cathedral. Friends OF the family are Invited &c
attend.
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THOMAS p. sHEEmAN,
Of Maine, yormeriy Mr Bintne's
Private secretsry, nade consul
40 Liverpool

When Mr. Blaine was "a United states
senator Thomas s.. Sherman was his
private secretary, aud when Mr. Blame
b,came Secretary of State under Car
field be appointed Mr.. Sherman to
a clerkshp IN the department on
July /. 1851. Secretaries relinghuysen
and Bayard retained BIN IN the service.
AZ he Is man OF superior capacity
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-09

Of which he was member in 1856 and
1857. Tie was on active stump. speaker
In the campaigns Of i-Sl and ls>G. The
Consul-General To- Canada has never de-
waited from party allegiance. ID Is eN-
uectod of mm that he Will manifest supe-
nor ability IN the discharge of the duties
of his Office, which i- am exceedingly I'M
portant one. the present ciosoness and
prospective greater n"1rnoes OF orr reis-
;ous with the Dominion b-i9eespecially
REGARDED.
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phia, whose mother and herself cut the hair
from the head Of the Father Of his Country.


from The head Of the Father Of his Country.
FORTY BARRELS or wmsEEY.
JoHNrOwN, June S.-Judge. Advocate
Rogers, OF General Beavers staff. this morn
ing decided very question which arose 10y
the discovery OF forty barrels oi whiskcy IN
a building on Msin street. Adiutant. General
Hastings was disposed 10 confscate 1t
as safeguard according to section
"a the military code which prohibit
90 The sale Of liquor within the limits Of
military camp. JudEc-Advocate Rogers
ruled that It was private property and IL
consed deslcr bad the right 10 sell liquor.
SYMPATHY FROM ruE QUEEN.
WASHINGTON, June :. Sil Jullan Paunce-
Tort British Minister. called upon the Prcsi-
dent this morning m company with Secre-
tory Blaine and delivered a message from
Queen Victoria, expressing her deep SYM
patty for the sufferers bS The recent foods
IN Pennsylvania. The President said in re-
ply: Mr.. Minister. this message OF sympa-
Thy from her Majesty the Queen VIII be &C..
ccp,cd by our people as another expression
OF her generous character rs well a. OF the
inendlincss and good will Of her people.
CoNTRIBUUONs.
PIrrsrJBGH. june S.-Tho following was
TO-DAY handed 20 the Associated Press for
distribution:
ofTICE on SUPREME CoNWANpEE,J
kNlGuls or THE MY-TiC CHAtN,
NlLM>Gr0N, DEL., June 4, 1889.
nNicw Of the great calamity that has be-
fallen or brothers so Johnrlown, IA, and
vicinity, /. II. G.. EcttcW, supreme COM
uAn1er, request That wherever the order ~
tie knights OF tho Mystic Chsin exists there
o.. -
our afflicted brothers. Forward all sub.
>crlpuous 10 the supreme recording aud
corresponding scribe. Box 32l. Pittsburgh.
Pa, Who viii acknowlcge The same.
II. q. EETTEw.
supreme Commander.
ATLANTIC CIIy, y. j., June s.-The SUI
prcme Council o. Royal Arcauum, now in
session btrc, alter sppropriating $1,000
towards Tie relief of the members OF the
order and their families al JohnstoHn and
vicinity. authorized me issuing ~ "a circular
to thc 10000 members of toe order through
out Toe urttd states calling fer contrbu'
tons from the various subordinate councils
90 De- forwarded % a. Slainncr. W estueld, y.
= o., who Will remit The same 10 the proper
relief committee.
MONTGOMERY. Ala. June S.-Ihe Mayor
has forwarded S5i4 ia the contribution Of
The citizens % Montgomery for the johns
town sufferers.
MASONIC.
Jur,>Iuv>. june s.-Thc following was
issued last night 90 the Associated Press:
CA Masonic relief committee hss been
organized and sohcits AID for ihe distressed
Ir,,msso1s and their families. Rcmlt-
'auc,s should hc made by New York or
Pittsburgh draft. 90 the order Of Colonel
John =. Linton. treasurer. or William J..
Ayer, s,ctstaIy
"WU1INY 4. poNAlpsON,
"Clalrmsu.'
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No thought for the Morrow.
lCio,hier aud Funisher.

Undertaken Alas, Madame, your poor
dead husband left no black clothes, and
now can lay him out without them?
Bereayed Widow: Now, if that amt
just like John. He always was thought
less.
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kEYtkN or fuf CHICAGO hAhAhf
CHICAGO, june a--Wheat was strong and ac-
live uut unsettled. Prices were carried up &C
for July above Yesterdays close, but declined
ic and closed about &C. lower than on yoster-
day June closed Nc. higher. IL 10 estimated
thst the visible supply Wall show decrease OF
fa5aOJ0 10 i,5c0.0OJ 0uahslA Corr nrm aud
moderately active, closing aboat the Same IS
Yesterday. Oats were quiet and Stssdy. Hog
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-09

PARIS, June -Heicher sous iriendent
Miiiaire, one OF thc attaches Of tho Ministry
II War, has been arrested. u is believed
uat the papers seized in the houses - the
Boulngist leader. Yesterday showed that he
was implicated 10 fhe Bou.auEi-t plo'.
owing 10 the revelations in the seized bou.
langi.t papers the High court has ordered
me arrest OF Captain tieucn9t, Of the " NJ
lnIrr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-09

Hi.hop O1u,arI's beautiful residence I'D
ScFuc4, Tenn, wa. burned a't night
The strike Of tho selmcn and trcmcn at
Hef,L ireland, las lar9Iyled the shipping
business there.
Fiwsrl Uauis. h'r deputy collector OF
the port % Naw Orleans, ha~ been indicieb
ly the grand jury on zen counts Tor cmne1'
elements asgregliin- ch'9l'
Edward Iian'on arrived las, night in san
Francisco alter an absence oi nearly three
wears. He says bus rowing DAYS .re over and
he is Cous back % Toronto 90 l'c.
Atama-s-meerug last NIGHT ot Portland.
ore. 10 ga, unanimously decided 20 abandon
the Fourth Of july celebration and forward
The fund raised 60 Zoe seattle sufferers,
The situation n WiUamsport and Lock
Haven. Pa, g., improving livery BODY Is
hard no Rork cleaning up and repairing
damages, and relief ., pouring ln literally.
Three thousand tock-sborcr, az C. la-eov,
Scotland. haye struck for 700 increase OK @
half-peuuy ger hour. The sicyedores have
also struck. They demand an increase al q
penny per hour.
4 dispatch from 81 pa.o, IcX1-, saws
lick Wuums, tlr supposed leader a. ta"
rang % robbers wlo held up lrit,d STATES
., -, ,'' '.ro l'its, T,irtv.gye hundred
en-. ,-. ,.,.,ni ,.,' ti. ,,er.on
The total visible supply Of cotton for The
world is ,S}U.1-G lae-, OF winch LIZ $50
bales are Amei lcau' SAa'u-' - ri.-.' '''.
l,.lu.l-5 respectively H'l ffHi' it''''p'' ''
all interior town. were ",NJo b1ic'i receipts
90 plantations, o ul-'i crop j" a'aNl o''.-''
/ b4t bales.
The exports oi specie lIoh lu' port o..
New YORK during tIc pact week 7m9unlel
10 SJ..3&. $50. OF which -4.pJt,QSJ %a' in
gold end 1896 400 80 siiter Ot ihe Total
evnoft. - -U~.-ll in god .nd >],u. POO DOB
pv.- ,,.rt o., t.urof., al.I -l-, $40 iu gold
81. -,. -, .'.r o. -.Dfn A.narf.,.
uu" ti'''.' D." '"' ..,'
imports ~ -lt.i. u"' 'I- ~, ..,, '..
"I"'I ca ~
lh Luiu ana Fli''Y I'D '"''''
..,f.rcr.c WAS held NJ the office NJ
~ II t,,,l.. 81 plr.t.irfi.
N'l"t HU" -, i
Yesterday, MHlrh Wa. fltli,ip'''' D" ~
Governor bcaYtr, ErIirn hlIfI I'"ti'-n'
iue the Mayor Oh il'''o"! -''' - ,l,i,' oN-l
+ man Henry 1. Ncl oIill'h' OBJ N l"'''i.S I0' -
/ reDfr~entlnQ the Mayor OF ihet cliT, though
ma o.,r.,r,or,t vas reached Us 10 th. Dian for
- t',t - tt. g,frd. r,.y. "a the
me uHu 'el'''"' W ''
hands ot the st'tIAi i'-i. '"'iI''i'''-.'
ms. r-..,t. r,.,os ,o,., r.,..tr.-.t Yesterday
7 ~, q...IIIut of ta.p.
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Alsoaina-Class 4. fos.....................''
T. 5s,..-.---...-, .-t...t.t--
CeorglR7a. w0rtgage........-..... .--.---.-t
Norm carolina oon70i g.. ..........-. .....-i.l
North Caro-. ina is....... ....-.. --..-.'ts..
Souil Carolina Browns. I'D y
tennessee -.......... .....---..
Inruns-a 200 .....-. Iu-,oll 4'-q
Tsnuessee's settlement. .......-..-......'.' D.. a
Ni-gf1lo rousoio. .--...--...--
NNrfnH0s- am .......... .--f-.
Northwestern preferra1.. .........-.....- .i'
Delaware aui LEc.aWalpa ..........-.-.If =
Ere -..--...-. ..-.- ~ =
take shore .........' ....--.s.''
IouIsyiUeanf NssbvilH ....-....... ....- t
Memphis RDf Charlest0n. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Taqhvilleast tnatt9uong2. ..-.-......-.--
EeT orleans Fs-lno ls. mo-tggge....-....- =
haF YORK. Ceufrai ......... .---.---- go
Norfolk and Western prsfnrre'. ....-...... ~.
Northern Parinc. .-....-. -+. .-.-.+---.-.- ~
northern rarill preterrrl. .-.-... -....-.-.. '.
FariTc y Ali. III
keG1luE. ............- .---..---.--.-- Q
R.Hfn0nf rli Allegheny .... -.-.-........ az
Richmond AMI West Point Terminal. .....-. p
ROcS f-laui ................. .......-t.... .
9f. Pan. .-.--..... "a
~ fdll pfai7tfol
Texas 's-i--. ..-..-.-..-..-. p.
Teuus4see Coal sut lion .............. ~.
Union .'N.'Il -
Seq J3rsoy Central. .,--.... .------. I'D d
Missouri PrriH. .--.---.----. o.
western Ntii ss--e--ft'f
Cottaa-DA l-.s, csr-d ,af'- ................ o''l
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A DISMAL PLACE.
FIST TIN EyERYTEING THAT is NOBLE
WOMAN.
n Head Of the Order Of tho Red Cross At
the Scene Of nestrUc-
Ii0n.

Try telegraph 20 the Dlspstchl
]ou>srowN, juncS.-T To-day At Johnstown
'cncd with = heavy rain and carly in the
ioming WITH athundcr-sjorn. The hillside
realms We're Gurd 10 their banks snd everv.
ine was dripping. The sir was chilly and
amp and daylight was long IN coming to
81, valley ~ dcsolauon and death. AZ an
tr.y hour the valley whore so many have
one g. rest presented most dismal scene.
20 looked indeed IKE valley Of The dead.
o;hrC vss moving, and all remained with
atht mcasro shelter offered them an the
Az lsd fsiIiV tocuu. A the day advanced
lo tented hil> began 10 show signs Of lie
mckc arose from many camp-fres, and on
worry surrounding in this valley Of dcsoa.
.ou could Do sccn guards moving among the
nfcd Villages.
80 $50 a. M. the whistle from the Cam
rs lrou-W Works sounded The signal for
sriv preparation Cor tbc serious work Of the
AZ. ana so thousands 90 workers iu behalf
thC sufferers were seen moving ON the
llsIdc and 100 The valleys.
Tho weather was most unpleasant for any
ne to ha oui nj doors. lI. 70 apparently had
c1r.t ou thc people here, for IS soon as
ar.Y DrCY last vas over thousands ~ work.
,,r t..,,I,i. ~, So. ,..o.'-,, 80
r.. ,..,,. ,,.. ..r' 60. ,..., .....l
nroug o. lie and activity.
M ,-s,, t,i,.r. %, ,. t.-,,..i ,.,'.,',..,
al fhst cool y.,o,ner 81. ,,rtin,,.,., An ,r3cr
,rre,crf lie ,r,irr. dres.f.J ,...,',,r'..,fiar
hundred. az human boli.. VI nnre.
cyerrd ,rI thousands of animal. thst
.r..r.8 r.tI.r..t 1to,.,t,i. ,,.,r,,i,.
.t,.-t.t,. ..,,. W., ,.'.,l. a.. ,,,,I.-'
...,..f..,, t.....,.. 49, ,.,s 49, 80
.'- i''" "' .ht i'N ''"l'7' was n'' ~ ~
"'.' 49, ''s Ii'i N'"@ u'" o''" h''
'.- sunny
l'ak AIH Ntint''
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Old newspapers for sale at this Office
price, 70 cents per hundred
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-09

sessed II in this island to say nsught OF Ire
land But Ia understood that there IL rac'
between the Radical members to Get quest
ton on the paper first.
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CHICAGO

CHICAGO June s-Cash quotations were: Flour
st-Aiy ana UNCHANGED. No spring wheat
zoe. 40. > rcl. 1g-. No corn, S3aA3Io.
~, . oats, .2a2.i.c. Mess-pOrk, 4iLs5. ard,
sfGzX Shor -uus, g6SjaiaO; shoulders,
sIl2.e af52J; short-ciear. FL %, Whisky.
fl01
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THE MARKET REPORTS
AND IN CONNECTION THERgwITH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
Record OF tho Eew York and Richmond
Stock Exchanges Grain Flour. Cot
ton, Meat. and other Quotations
IBy teIegrapb . hi DI.pa.eh.l

- WksHNGroy. Juno a-For Virginia,
Rain rsi1. preceded By fair weather IN the
- eastern portion. stationary tempera-
turo, souihorly winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-09

A st. Louis policeman reports watch
ing the manmuyrcs OF a gray Old rat in
an alley in that city. Emerging from a
hole she moved cautiously to n pan OF
water standing near. Presently five
Young ones rushed out and raced to see
which would reach the water first. The
old rodent seemed very much alarmed,
aud. with bound. leaped TO the edge OF
the pan, raised herself on her launches,
and bit and scratched at her offspring
whenever they attempted to drink.
After she had succeeded in chasing the
Young ones back into their hole, che wet
her whlskers in the water, looked rather
suspiciously about and slipped the
water very cautiously, as if to learn
whether or not it contained poisonous
matter Then, after satisfied glance
round, she gave squeak, and the five
Young rats came running out and all
drank their fill.
ats mystery to me, said New
York dentist of large practice recently,
"that a woman will make up her face
10 come to q dentists chair. Yet many
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tsS- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Rev. W. W LASDBUH, D. D., will preach At Il A.
NJ. andSP. NJ. -
MARINE tNrELLIGENCE.

PORr o. RICHMOND. JUSs 8. 1854
ARRIVED.
Schooner South Shoge, sawyer, Bangor, ice.
Mrs. Jane King
Schooner Dora Allison, Rose. Philadelphia,
coal, >. II. HAYES.
SAILED.
steamship Allegheny. Providence, and sailed
for " est Point, merchandise.
SAILED.
Schooner Elias Moore, FalkenEhnrg. New lork
railroad Ties; vessel curtis & Parker.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. JUNE e 1854
ny Telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Roanoke, New York, and sailed
for New York. merchandise.
schooner A. Il. Howe. New Bedford, 10 load
coal.
Tug 7. C. Ward with barge Marie, New York.
70 load coal.
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TFE WEATHER ~ RfCHHoSO YESTERDAY was
clear during The day aud cloudy AZ midnight
Ranc.n u Nhnr-nlLnoinr Yea-eriaE
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products we're very dull aud no particular
changes b note

clAottn " hVt's
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE. June S--f1our fair in the jobbing
trade and firm city mills. Rio brands, extra,
81 ,jass. Whest-Soathern 6rm: Fuiz S3sssc.
longberrY, sja9Dc we1tsrn 0rn and closed
quiet and easy No winter rel. spyI Sac.
C0rn-Southern stesdy; white, 4lsisbc yellow.
4Oa42c; western quiet and steady. Osis steady.
westeru white, 5!a2%c yestern mited. 90
So. Rye easier ~ y)aJl. hay slow; prime 70
choice timothy, fiA5OaflS Provisions sieshy.
Butter stesdAs creamery, rails Eggs stesdy
- 49, Petroleum sioady renDed. hSlc. cones
sioafy: Rio cArRoos. fair. l5.c sugar hrn:
sOfLtt.c WhisEey steady. Freghis 20 LIVER
pool por steamer nominal: cotton, ~ grAin,
81. : Cork. tor orders. g. 81. keroipte-fl0ur,
$500 barrels. TheaL 80 bushels: corn, H.uO
bushels: oats. $40 bushels: re. go bushele.
Shipments Flour. 2O00 hauois; corn, zoo
bushels. sales-Whsa 200 bushels. corn. IL
90 bushels.
CINCINNATI
Cr~-r~SsrI. juno S-Fiour qniet Wheat
strong sni higher. No. ; red. slas4c. Corn
nrm No mixed, sc. oats hrm NO
mixed. gjNa8sc Provisions Grm. Whlskev
steady Al ti.1A hogs hrm.
ST LOUI3
ST. Iers. june N-Flolr quiet. Wheat ic.
lower. No. rrt. cash, s9ahl &C.. June, soc.
July,f2'.c. Corn n-u. so. miNed, ash AMI
juno, q -; July. % .ayl &C. oats nrfn No. Z,
ca-n. &iAc. June, ~ as. Juiy, - Irofi-
sious yerY quis;. Whisky. tLO@
wilmington
WILmsoroS, y. C.. June S-Turponunss
arm az -6t. Resin firm: strained, ~; snof
strained. ~. Tar firm a. s. IN crude tnrpens
uuo nrm; hard, 81; yellow Dip ana virgin. slsl
LOUISVILLE
LOUISVILLE, Juno s-or,a AMI provisions
upchsugoA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-09

Lorsvrlg. Juno s-Onla AMI provisiou
unchanged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-18
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