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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-21
Shcep-head-i;ay Races.


Nrw York. June 20.-The weather and
track were fine.
First race-Aevea furloncs-Eolian won :;
Defence second. Ncya third. Time, las 81.
Second rncc-six furlongs- Blackburn
won: Cayuga second. Onaway third. Tine,
lis 10.
Third race-one mile and a quarter-She
won: Senorita second. GYPSY Queen third.
Time. 1856.
Fourth racial ages. one mile and fur
long-King Crab won; EOlo second. Brother
Bon third Time, l.54 -.
Fifth racial ages. mile and three fur
lougs-Gny Dawn won Barrister second,
Lelonges third. Time. 2:25 81.
Sixth race-three-y ear-olds and upwards,
mile and "a half on The turf-Bonanza and
Bill Bond ran q dead beat for the first place !;
Amos second. Time. 2.29 3-5.
Ia the run of Bonanza won IN 242.
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His Throat Cut from Ear to Ear.

10y T0I"NT 1I-I " 10 '77-I--1---1'-
INDIANAPOLIS. June Con November II,
1883. Richard o. Allen. an aged farmer
living near Washington, Ind, WAS found
tied 10 "A tree near his house with his throat
cut from carto ear. The deaf h WAS thought
q, boz a case # suicide aud no inquiry WAS
made. A few days ago. while laborng M
der religious excitement Mrs. Charlotte
Allen. seventy years old, the widow Of the
dead man. confc-"d TO two colored ser
wants that she committed the crime. She
said she aud her husband had trouble "a
20 who was the rghtfil owner Of the farm,
and ln order 10 settle the dispute she gave
hcr husband morphine M his tea. Allen
fell asleep IN the garden. Shc then pro-
cured "a table-kulfe and % rope and ucd the
rope around bis body. and making several
sa,he- al ms throat half severed the head
from the body She then dragged the body
q. a tree and tied 10 there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-21

WASHINGTON. ID. C., June 20.-General 4.
& MYERS. late OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81
tle Confederate army. died at ms resi-
dence here this morning He Was native
of South Carolina. graduated At West Point
IN 1888. served IN the Fourth United stat rs
infantry until November, 1889, when he
was promoted 20 capt~incy IN the Quar-
tcrInastcr's Department He served IN tho
Seminole war ~ Florida and The Mexican
var hciuo brevetteh major ia the latter for
oailautry in the battles of PaIo Alto and
ie.sca De la Palma and heutenant-colo-
mol for gallant conduct AT ChuTbusco.
General Myers married daughter Of Gen
cral David f. Twiges, a soldier OF the War
Of 1912 and commander Of one Of the two
divisions Of the regular army II the MeAl-
can war.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-21

a MAIL ROBBERY.
Placed in a Wagon, but Fails to Reach th'
Train.

by telegraph 70 me Dispatch
NASHVILLE. IESS. June 70 All ne mail that
left the Nashville poet-OG-e for the South on 'h'
might Of A@r~b tn has disappeared. The fact
has Deen withheld 10y the po-t-ofi'r officials tuat
tne ingestig8.0n might not o. hamperci- Tor
two days Government inspector or detective
has been IN The MY. but has proceeded 20
quietly That his presence has Teen known TO only
ne lttAh hes oi tho department, ami not all ~
tnem were aware Of his coming. The mail
for southern points as lar Hs New Orleans WAS
arranged - usual. put IN the pouch.
locked, ana delivered az the door ~ tie post
Office % the keeper Of tho wagon which
carries the mail 90 The depot The pouch Wa
lo.k cd I'm the wagon. which drove OF t0farcs
the depot and that is The last hear! q itas yet
Ire loss Of the pouch was detected IA two Or
three days. and in this way: According ~ a rni"
OF tho Government O. number az southern poet
Offices arc required 70 daily rernit io the Nash
vile post-o1oe auy excess ot receipts over a
certain sum. VIII .h varies according 90 tne vol
ume Of business done 40 tho place. This 10
GVH6 So tlHt 10 large amount Of money may
bs stopped az any oil-e. Nashville in turn
makes dolly remittance g. Louisville aud Louis
vile 10 Vow York Tho receipts for these re-
Witisnces are daily sent 90 the p06tmestcrs for
Wardine the money. on Nay Yth postml7iers to
whom the receipts were due from Dr. Curry Tor
reuittauces OF hay jth wrote That their vouchers
had NOT arrived The banks at lranklin, COiuTn-
lia and Pulaski then notified him u The flil-
uro to get che.k- &c Ihe proof d 81 mail from
Nashville 20 tho south had disappeared rapidly
hccumulateg DR.. curry made an investigation.
lie learurd,s 1T n stated, tna. Tie mat-pouch had
boon doliveIol % the door OF the post-Ofilce a.
usual go She driver ~ the contractors WACO 4.
mo mall ciork on tho train which should have
received the pom n stated that he had never
seeu &. The pouch. Il VAS thus reasoned, had
disappeared after leaving the poet-Oiuce, put
hov7 To settle that question Dr. Curry
on MAY 18Th notified the department
al Washington mat 10 might make an iuyesuga-
lion. Nothing further was heard NJ this con-
necsion till - stated, NJ Stuobs' special agent
came 70 Nashville last Tuesday 10 huns tho
affair down. a. il impossible now 20 loarn how
much money vas IN the mail. - was destined
for a largo and important territory, and tho pre-
sumption is that the pouch contained much
valuable matter.
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VIRGINIA COLLECTORSHlPS.
ItIsa very Pretty Plight as II stands.

from our Regular CorrespOrdenLl
WASHINGTON. June 2l-SOfne VelLlnformed
people DO not 'hink that the Demo ratio collec-
tors VIII be drtHrbod IN Virginia nnti sitter tho
meeting OF mo kepub'ican state Convention,
aud thou % win DO shoEn whether mo Admins
tratou proposes to recognize Malone or give
both factions pull at The patronage. II Cen
cral Harrison concluNos 10 Keep hts hands on,
"a he has irtinHtel ne viii do. the chancGs are
tha. the Mahoue people will Doe given one cUllscf0r
BGd DO sntis will get tho other. Malone would
prefer ty have his trend Colonel ASa Rogers
provided f0s. and he would therefore take the
Richmond district cOiiec Orship. II only one Is %
De awar led tns u ah Dneites. tie wOuli lot Colo
neI Pat 3cCauil ali 10 rather thsn sacrihco Colo
mel Rogers. In ttat evout ". Jim Frazier
Stands the best chance Of beiD gFthe successor 81
Oaptaiu Ham ShsI pard. Colonel Brady. II Pc
tersburg. SAYS that be "a not candidate Tor col
lector OF Internal revenue that he has made 10
application and TINT no ms asked his friends
not 10 present his name. Colonel Brsiy further
says that tho whole object with him this year a.
been 70 crash CUT b0ssisn."
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Arrested as "A witness.

CWCAGo, June 20.-Detectiyes last night
arrested a grocery clerk named Kuhn, who
Is familiarity known as "Coonsey," TO make
him explain his close intimacy with Dan.
Coughlin during the months of March and
April He was the ex-Detective's constant
companion and accompanied him TO Peoria,
where Coughlin made threats against
Crouin. Chief Hubbard said last night
that he did not think Kuhn was partici-
pant in the murder, but no thought that
owing 10 his intimate association With
Coughhn for such long period he might
be able to tell moro about the ex-Detectiye
than anybody knows now.
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Baseball Yesterday.
ny telegraph % tho DispAtch. ]

Philadelphia (ten innings):
Athletics ...----....3 o 0 q o O-6
Columbus ..........2 % 0 90 0031 II
Base-hits- Athletics, 10; Columbus, 10.
! Trror--Athletics, 4 Columbus, Is. Bat
teries- weighing and Gross; Baldwin and
| Blgh
| Cincinnati:
Cinciunatis. OOOOO 90 Is
Kansas City ..........O 0 o. 90 0 0 o.
EaSe-hits- Eincinnatis, 7: Kansas City,
(. Errors Cincinnati, 4 Kansas City, !.
Battercs-Duryica aud Keenan,: SwartzeI
and Donohuc.
Louisville.
No game to-day on account Of rain.
| Brooklyn:
ProoLlyns.- O01OO45 Al
Baltim1res. ......-...-0 / o q l o o. 3
Base hits-Hrooklvns. y: BaltimOrcs, g.
-Brooklyns. Baltimores, 6. Bat
teries-Loyettau Reynolds, Foreman and
Quinn.
Pittsburgh:
Pttsburchs.........0 o 90 90 0 II
Bost0ns ...............0 q % 0 0 / / -2
Base PittsburgLs. . BostoDs, O..
-Pittsburghs ?. Bostons, 0. Bat
tcrie-Morris and Carroll; Madden and
Kelly.
lndiauapolis
li.filllIii iilil--- ~ " , " " i - 4 W y
Washinctous. OlO001 o ! 1
Base hits Indianapolis, Il; Washing
tons. @. indianapolis, 3 Wash
inetons, O. Batteries etzein and DAILY
Person. keefe. and Mack.
Cleveland:
Clevclands.. -.-..-.-.O O 0 100 q o. 0
New Norks .......-...0 o o o o 90 o.
Base -Clevelands. 6 New Yorks, 9.
Frrors-C lcvelands. l. New Iorks, 1. Bat
ieries-Bakely and Snyder, WEIGH and
Ewing.
Chicago:
ChiragOs. O 0 0 q o.
Philadelphias. .......0 0 3 o o | 0 o. 3
Base -Chicagos, @: philadelphias,
II. Errors hicagos. :: Philadelphias. 3.
Batteries-Gumbert and Darling, Buiing-
ton and Clements.
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prime 70 choice timothy. si<<fiA5n Provisions
stosiy. Butter quiet snd stesdy western psck-
cd. iOkc; creamery issi7c. kses slssdy IS
i4xsi5c Petroleum s;etdy refined, 500. Cat
fso nominal; Rio cargcss fair, INC. Sugar gaie.
bus nrm: soft qfc. Copper 1rm; Is1ned.
i0Kaiic. whisssy steady ~ til0. freights 70
Liverpool per steamer dun srain- 24d.; Cork.
for orders -. 81. Receipts-Fiour. 400 barrels;
sbsxt 1900 bushels: corr. ~, 900 bushels: OATS.
5000 bushels. Sblpments-Flonr.Y ),eO barrels;
corn. 900 bushels. seles-Whsat A.OO bush
els: corn. 1900 bushels
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, juno e0.--Cash quotations wcroi
Flour unchanged. No 2 spring snd No. Zrei
wheat s0hc. No. 2 corn, q &C. No. oats,
22Ae. sess-pork. fii30 Lard, f5ifH siofa
Ehort-ribs ss50at5 70; shoulders. g IN sfJ.x5,
sbort-clear. hi2HAfL2a. nhlsksy. si.C2
ThelosdIng futures ranged ~ foiiOea
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Burke identified.

cucAeo. June 20.--Chief Hubbard re-
oo;yed the following dispatch this after
noon from Officer Collins, at Winnipeg :" |
heye identified tire prisoner here as Martin
Rnrke, lie has employed lawyer. but
there Is no chance OF his getting away;
Chief-of- Police MeIiae retained counsel
yesterday"
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The sunday Law.

TSnr.xApoIrs. IyD., June 20.-The SQ-
meme Court Yesterday decided the case II
appeal by Barber Knox, who was arrested
and fined for keeping open on sunday
The Court decided that shaving and hair
cutting are not works Of necessity within
the meaning Of the statute, and the judy
,oent of enc IN the lower court is affirmed.
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FOREIGN NOTES.
The ParDen Commission - Thomas Z.
O'Connor on the Witness-Stand.

fBy Anglo-Americon cable 10 the Dispatch.l
LONDON, June 20.-At a meeting of the
Parnel Commission to-day Thomas p.
OConnor was examined. Ho stated that
the turning point in the struggle IN Ireland
was a rejection Of the compensation for
the improvement bill Thereupon the
tenants were compelled to combine in ac-
cordance with Mr. Parnell's policy which
substituted constitutional agitation for
revolution, and open FOR secret combina-
tions. O'Connor denied that either the
league or himself sympathized with crime.
AMERICAN AND ENGLISH COTTON TRADE.
LIVERPOOL, June GA conference was
held to-day OF persons engaged ia the
American and English cotton trade An
agreement was entered into with the ship
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-21
A Boy Murdered BY Boys.

INDIANAPOLIS. June pa boy named
SNYDER thirteen wears old, residing AT
Highland. near Terre Haute, was muir
dercd by four boys whose ages range from
nine To fifteen years. The boys are two
brothers named Pearman and TWO named
r,eef Hehad been stabbed and shot. Al
of the boys are under arrest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-21
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEw YOKE. juno sO.--Ths stock market was
much less active today. there being loss dispo-
siiion 20 trsde than "a any day for a week past
The news Of ne DAY Was Of no special i'm
portance. tho denial thai Rock bland attended
90 leave rho Interstate ASSOCIATION with The un-
expected buying orders from London this morn.
ing completely wlpei ont every appearance OF
weakness az the opening, aud DO FIRST prices
we're generally ea's tiSher than last evenings
closing. smaller snOrts ha~ened 70 cover ana
the results was a further slight advance q early
trading. Tho bears maie demonsuauon
against The list Win she result OF brngng Union
fHonc down nearly per cent. Lscka"anna,
Missouri Iacinc. Heading. Rock Island, and At
chiscn followed. showing slight losses Tho
force OF movement was spent In the nrst haf
hour, however. and better touc soon spread
through the marKe, with sugar Trusts leading.
Il reached I44-tn highest poiat yet ore
gOu auscOntneutal was helped py the an
nouncomsnt Roy Willard that he did not intend
20 liquidafs mo Trans .ontlueniai. Out proposed
in due timo g. reconstruct the company On a
better nnHncial basis, which viii be gfoaIy 10
th4 advantage az mo stCctDOiiera. Do stork
ryse ABOUT per csn. 20 e. Du ness became
the most conspicuous feature q TIC marx -
after noon. bur prlre= continued 20 crccp up ana
c0aers took the ieai IA the uVgar'l movement
which extended 20 about ~ per cent. Win
Delaware AMI Hudson and Lscgseanna lead
tog Inc realizing movement began In me isst
hour md Yrcas moved OIL quite rspttiy IN some
parts OF the its.- Atrhis0n, New England, AM
Iackavanns leading Just before tho close
there GBs 3noth.r 10, ~ gold ordered for EXPORT
aud this helped 40" d1wnwari movement
TIE market closing quiet but heavy close 70 me
opening ngufe4 Tho 1nsl chaHg rs are al for
fractional an,unts. wish advances IN a large
majority O,eron Navigation AMI Wsss-rn Union
eold e1-dEideud to-day Total Sa'ss. 2IVOO
shares.
Ersung.--Exchango duu and steady at fsSa
4ss, Money oasy No zn2s ~ loans sub
Treasury Oelancrs-Goid. fiAl. 500. currency,
81 ~, no oovurnmeutsdu rud . adv f0r4 a; s
per centS l2Jn. ex. n~ &c coupons, 1907. state
bonds a lfl Rui fnaIureIc~s
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AoRroLK rRANrT NANEEr

.irvF2 A-Narset griot O-canonal Moderate
sales sui demand eyfrer1civ itgn- Prime
+so.. extra prime, as 49,, lan-r. arc 'om-
mon, 3sg. 20, snslled. 3a3sc., spsu.-t. 3acf
lec'Ory hand pickel, hsat g.
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Hanged

NAYS LANDING, ~ j., June 20.-Grimes
(colored), the murderer Of John Martin,
the mate of the schooner Annie Carl, at
Atlantic City last Christmas day, WAS
hanged here this afternoon. There was no
unusual scene.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-21
Charged with Numbering Their Children

LINCOLN, NEB., June 20.-Mr. and Mrs.
John Leavitt were arrested yesterday
charged with the murder Of the,r two
daughters near Gresham Sunday night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-21
MARKETS eY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.


NSw YORK, June e0-Cotton steady; sales,
i,o.s bales; uplands, iihc.; net receipts. as
bales; expor.s-to Great Britain. t,0l2 bale, I;
~ the Continent 100 bales. stock. 22V, ls2
bales. southern -four quiet Wheat strong
No. REQ, S2hc.: options closed heavy June,
sl@c.: July, S3kc.; August s3&sc. Corn high
er: No. ?. 81. options, June. 4lhc.S July, a.
Oats stronger: optonA June, 25Xc. July,
2s7sc.: NO. ? spot 2stas9sc.: mixed western,
yTs3oc Hops steady. Cofeo-Options. June.
Sl4 5laSlA6 % July. S1A 50aSlAsO August sItc0.
H4S0: spot ltio dull: fair cargoee. Sl7. IS
sugar-Rar dun: tar roaming. &c. contrifu-
gals 96-test. &c. refnsd steady and quiet
No assas-New Orleans quiet Rice quiet aud
steady Petroleum steadY; reoned here. DOC.
Cogton-seed OIL dull. Rosln steady. Turpentine
dull Hides steady. Wool hrm. PORK quiet
Beef dull. Cut meats strong Picked bellies,
40; picked hama Sili5asi2: picked Shout
ders Sai2&. Niddies quiet Lard lower
weatern steam. ts.s!Naf6s5; June. f6.So; July.
s6Si freights stready.
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yeIiow-Fcyer In the Port Of New York.
nv telegraph 10 the DispAtch.l

NV YoRK. June 20.-Dr X. W. II. Dun
can, surgeon of the Pacific mail steamship
Colon, which arrived from Aspinwall June
l4th. was removed from brooklyn last
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A sI40, 900 Fire.

CORNWALL, 0ST., june 20.--The Cornwall
Spinning-Mills were burned yesterday.
| Loss $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-21

Now IA the time 20 buy your spring medi-
cine. Get Hoods Sarsapariila. 1t is the
best.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-21
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. June s0-Fiour active and nrm.
Wheat-SOusnern quiet and steady: fultz, s5a
SIC. l0fgDerry, & a93c. western strong; No. 2
winter rod. spot aud June. slAc; Jaiy, SKA
SIC: August oisslAc: September. slac
Corn-Southe dull bat nrm: white, 43a45c !;
yellow. sla4gc.; western nrm. Oats arm /,
graded No. white, S3Ac. Rye nonaiaaily steady:
prime TO choice. 59A53c uay-cholce arm;
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rIxnEnnEs.s suPsl,ss.

GENE THREA d, A.>e<sEes,
- TwINgs. LINKS. coRKs. 49,
CoRkwooD. oIL-cLorHING. a. NETTING
Of every description made to,ertsn NETS aud
sElNks rugged ready for usa
Also, manufacturers Of COfTp>-fNlkS
HAMAoCKS l. LlcHTKNSrEiN's SONS
corner Seventeenth aud ftsnxltn ssesls.
SEINE THREAD. sQs$a
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RICHMOND ToBAcco MARKET.

RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
JuSE 20. 1885,.
The average auction sales were gl023 to-day,
with 81 odero1. Highest 3Jr., lowest &C.. THkeu
in, pecSs2es-
= few Drignts were offered ami several sold AZ
suction. but outside there was very little private
business done to-day.
stemming Leai--SaleN 90 PACKAGES reported
at o. 7 cents. Quality copunues poor.
Shipping quiet with liillo fac yet Offering
Grades are mostly intermediate.
steamers are busy. ami relandlers are gene
rally fun OF Work after big sr.kos prslng.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
KIcHAoSD. June 20. 1851
oFFEElSGs.
CoEN.-l.7 bushels.
MILL-OFFAL--l5 tons
SALES RsPOSrsD 70 sR-gsrA7v.
CORN White, 200 bushels goo1 At acc. Mixed,
500 bushels very good 90 private terms
FLOUR.
S325. ezra, sL5)aSh7j. family Sia3L5l paseas
family. coUAtry, sL7jssL%5
COpT0S kEPORc
Harke, Hrm-
oUorArioS>
kIpDLNl. i0c.
Low hlDDLfS0.gSc.
S0OD ORDINARY. $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-21

A remarkable use is made Of the wreck
of blockade-runncr at Wrichtsylle. The
wreck il one hundred yards from the
beach and lifelines have been run from IL
10 the wreck. the funnel of which can at
low tide be seen projecting q few inches
above water. 10 IS the only relic of %
blockade-r1nncr. Some of It's cargo was
recently revealed by the washing away Of
the beach.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-21
oARKIAGEs. WAGONS. &C.
LIME. PLASTER, CEMENT. dc.
4. II. BOSHER'S SONS,

- ZOO BARRELS FRESH ROCK
O.OOO LAND LINE, Just arrived per
schooner Alfred Keen; now dlschsrging Also
fTest HofmAE Rosendale Cement. i'm ported Port
land and Union Cement Calcined Plaster. White
sand, Laths, Hair. Fire. Bricx. &C., &C. for sale.
WARNER MOORE
Nova Scotia Lump and Ground Plaster
APPS
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WeqIote. rins. s1JOaSa7J. supe-nus sa73a
S3.25. ezra, sL5)agh7j. family sIaSL5J. paseas
family. country. sL75ssL25
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-21

IBy telegraph TO tho Dispstca.i
- wAsnlYGToS. June 2l--For Virginia.
lflIR fair, stationary temperature. southwest
f--lerly winds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-21

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
kIcREoSD. june 20, 1851
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-21

Aasas,....,......... no no ii.sss
LkaR
sA0Hr-RlBA
July.................. 30 ~ 49,
August.....s........ 40 80 s.'O
ST. LOUIS
ST. Lsris. Jnne 90 Flour s'eaiy. Wheat
highsr. Gosh, e0G July, a. s53f.c.. A4gH'I
sSa,s &c. 0ii. Corn strong No mixed. cs,h,
3lsa3lc July closed 81 Aa3Itc Augi'l y.
s2a C.. nil. oats strong: No. 2, casn. ~. bid;
june, eve; July, L'sa& &C. ana noae o1eTed.
Whisksy. iL0L Pr0risiJns quiet PORK. ~.
Latd-Prime steam Not quolaDie over 49,.
Price entirely out Of line wHn osner marsets.
Dry salt meats shoulders $50 longs aud RIO,
$50 ~ short cear, fRl5aS q. Bacon ,o01eil -
Shoulders. $50. longs ana rita. shaafho0i
shor! clear. gS.75Li6.sJ. Hams. sl4'5a;lA-3-
CINCINNATL
CfsCINHArL June eA-Flour aul~f. Wheat
quot No. , red easss-. Corn urm; 10.
mixed 81. oats steady: No. mixed 23ala &c.
Pork easier a. So Lard weak ~ g.25Gst -.
Buis-mess ant bacon cas-. Nniskey I-uge a.
tj.O@ Hogs easy
GiINiN8ToN
wfLmS0T0N, y. C.. June 90 -rurrcntio,
rtesdy az 98ac, BOein frn; fisaiooj. s5-;
cool slraiunI. Slc Tar rrm ~ cd Crude
turpenuae nrm, hard, g.. yoaoo dip eui
virgin, $40.
LOUISVILLE
InrfsvtfLE juno gG--lran AM proTi ions
unchanged.
NEw YORK COTTON FUrCBgs
Esw YoRK. juno ~ -C1tton-Ncf sui gross
receipts rono. Futures closed qni@f 'aiff,
ds,fp1 bales: iune and Jl-y. f'ii ~;
August 81 faf i0aO; efptomncr 81 -4ts a. -
Ocrobrr. tls7nlsy1. November. 50 ct3a ,s, De-
corsbsr g...iaS2 .5. Jsuuvry. f1slsft 90 Fob
ruary, go 9.s.as9. Mach. ga elss1LQ,, April
t!0lIailAi5. NAY. A0.-lsti
AoRPoLK PBANCT MARKET
lRepo-ted f,r tae p.soSt'1.
.irNg2 A-Narset grioL Orcanonal moderate
sales snI demand eEfrer1t'7 iign- Prime,
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-21
MARKET REPORTS,
ANDi CONNECTION THEREWlTHT THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS

Daily Reports from Both Boards-Cotton,
Grain, Flour. and other Quotations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-21

THE WEATHER ~ RICHMOND YESTERDAY wa
clear and warm.