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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-14
SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION.
The Foreign ana the Home Mission
Boards Named-PrOhtbttiOD
tBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

tBy telegraph TO tho Dispatch.l
MEMPHIS, MAY 13.-Tbe third days ses-
sion OF the Southern Baptist Convention re-
convened this morning, President Joba-
Than HARRISON IN the chair. After prayer
by Rev. Mr.. Bolz, OF Alabama, j. b. Craw-
ford. OF Texas, offered resolution
strongly commenting prohibition. The
matter was made the special order for to-
morrow at III O'Clock.
The Committee on Nominations reported
as follows:
Foreign Mission Board. Richmond, Va
President, H. II. Harris, OF Virginia;
Vice observation-disclosures Leyering. OF Mary
laud; X. X. Weiliugham, OF Tennessee /,
George Whitfield, of Mississppi; n. A.
Bailey, OF Florida; b. II. Carroll, OF Texas
A, +. Atkinson. OF West virginia.; W. l..
Kilpatrick, Of George; Z. W. Tompkins. OF
Louisiana; A. J. st. Thomas, OF South Caro-
lima: q. +. Bagby, OF Kentucky; W. G..
BIedsoe, OF Alabama; j. Z. Greene, oil Ms
sonri: j. Is. Searcy, Of Arkansas; A. r..
owen. OF Virginia; W. l.. Wright, OF North
sarolina. Corresponding Secretary, II. A.
Tupper: Assistant Corresponding Secretary,
! ~ Bell: Treasurer, J. &. Williams; Record
ing Secretary, A. Is. Clarke; Auditor. II. &.
burnett. Board OF Managers-H. X. Ely
son. S. c. Cloptop, George Cooper, j. II.
Winston. J. II. Hutson, &. II. Ryland, C..
| " winston, Thomas p. Matthews, W. r..
Hatcher, W. W. Landrum, r. II. Pitt, John
Pollard, w. j. Shipmsn. and X 5. Bosher.
Home Mission Board, Atlanta, Ga Pfesi-
dent John ID. Stewart, OF Georgia; vice
nres,dents-W. n. Chaudoin. OF Florida;
". r.. l.. Smith, OF virginia; A. b. hiier,
| ~ ARKANSAS; A. G.. Mehanawsy, OF North
Carolina; II. +. sproles, OF Mississppi; A.
j. Rowland, Of Maryland; @. w. HYDE, OF
Missouri; +. NJ. Law, OF Texas; h: NC
Donald. OF Georgia; b. i. Riley OF Ala
! mana. w. g Penick, OF Louisians; X. w.
sanders, Of south Carolina; o. l.. Harney,
81 tennessee; NJ. NJ. Riley, OF Kentucky.
! corresponding Secretary, J.T. Tichener; As
.,stsnt Corresponding secretary, }. William
.Iones: Treasurer, A. ID. Adsir; Recording
Secretary. A. C. Briscoe; Auditor, u. r.
Abbott. Board OF NJ rers-J. Is. Haw'
thorne. y. NJ. Daniel, George Hillyer, V, {.
Noreross, William Lrenshaw, w. Z. kiser,
I Andersen, j. T. PendletoB. ]. q. Gibson,
Henry Hlllyer. +. w. Warren, q. d. Roys,
q. A. Davis, Jr., J. NJ. Green. and L. L.
Connolly.
The Committee on Kind Words puDliea'
ton. through Hon. Joshua Leyering, ths
chairman, reported that they bad given the
matter careful consideration and bad found
he contract for publication to be legal and
moral for I've years, and that any furtnei
.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-14
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

MAY ID. 1881
Auction sales small az from $3.50 10 22Hc.
Weather sultry and warm. Breaks email ana
market dull and arm. letter from the West
Saturday note advances and . boom was eH-
pected on account OF dry weather. Later teio-
grams state prices are lower to-day. rs there
was good season In Kentucky During the last
week most OF our brokers aud dealers had sold
out their soft nav tobaccos. and such stocks are
now very small The season viii cause the mar
ketng Of large quantities OF the weed. most Of
which will probably be ia good condition for
holding, aud this Of itself will induce q fresh
class Of buyers who wero heretofore excluded
from the breaks on account OF the bad order OF
offerings IL Is therefore not probable that
there will be aoy material difference in prices
generally In Virginia and North Carolina mar
kets we now ioos for larger receipts. Planters
will market moro with soft weather. while re-
handlers will DO able 10 strike aud ship 10 cen
trail markets this week. The late rains will slso
improve plants. In several counties In North
Carolina the cotton crop will take the place OF
tobacco. a. tho former at lie. per pound pays
better man tobacco At present priceA Fsrtllizsrs
are hisner than last year and ess will be used,
but win all al average crop In Virginia and
North Carolina will no doubt DO pitched II
possible
Mr.. h p. Taylor, general superintendent Buff
faio IN. Y, Fair, met with every encouragement
from our leading manufacturers on bis visit
here today. Five or ak srms viii suroir runrs-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-14
FACTS AND FIGURES

ARE GENERALLY SUPPOSED TO BE INFAL-
LIBLE. "a FACT Is A STUBBORN THING
AND FIGURES DON'T LIEn HAVE GROWN
TO BEoLD, RAY-HAIRED PROVERBS STILL
WE THINK WE NOTICE SOME SLIGHT DIS
CREPANCY ON THE PART OF FIGURES
WITH REGARD TO FACT IN SOME OF THE
STATENE NTs MADE IN THE HlGHLY-sPICED
ADVERTISEMENTS WHICH BREAK OUT
PERIODICALLY LIKE RASH on THE FACE
OF THE NEWSPAPERS, AND VERY crash :"
STATEN ENTS THEY ARE, AND THE PEOPLE
TBAT BELIEVE iEM ARE ALSO RASH. FOR
INSTANCE: SOMETIMES CLOTHIRRS AID.
vERTIsE THAT OWING TO THE FAILURE OF
THE CROPS, OR THE BABY HAVING THE
MEASLES, OR ANY OTHER REAsON THAT
OCCURS TO THEIR FANCY AT THE TINE,
THEY ARE ENABLED 10 GIVE you A GOLD
DOLLARS WORTH OF CLOTHING FOR
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS CURRENCY; MAKE
YOU A PRESENT OF ALL THE FURNISHING
GOODS you REQUIRE; THROW IN A BAT,
AND SEND THE GOODS HOME FOR YOU
WITH YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS WRITTEN
ON THE BACK OF A LOUISIANA STATE LOT
TERY-TICKET IN LIEU OF BUNDLE
CHECK. SUCH STATEMENTS ARE FISH sT0-
RES, INVENTED TO HUMBUG THE UN-
THINKING.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-14
Naval Inspec,son-DrowHsd.
te,er,.i toleqram o the Dispatch.

a
NOgFOlF. Va, Nav l3 --Rear.Admira'
Jane, J.. Jousti's board Of naval inspectors
were 81 the nayy.yard to-day inspecting tue
pen,acols aud other ships
To-day q IRE broke out In shed IN toe
rear Of No. 2Ss Church street, occupied cy
Thomas spahis, the she'd being used BY MN
for me storsge Of gasoline. Another awsn n.
iog 90 the same court MAS also damaged, bu'
was saved by the firemen. Mr. spahls was
10 TIE she'd 4 few minutes before the Gre oe'
CURED aud leit two coIored boys 10 cbsrge,
aud il IL thought that By some means .ne'
started Abe Gre. Each OF them was pufneu:
Nr Thomas spshis estimates MS io's NJ
$500.
Yesterday afternoon while severn youns
boys were bathing al Lamberps Iolnt ons
Of them, Lloyd Parker. sged about slA's.n
years, became cramptd. aud throwing Up
bis arms cried "Iaelpi" and disspfsaieo'
and wss drowned.
The BODY OF seaman was found near the
ligbLbopse at Fortress Monroe TINS morn.
ilg. but mush muiiIsted A large sum u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-14

MAYO.-Died. in St Louis. Mo-, Sunday, May
- 1879, at II O'Clock A. NJ, ROBERT RANDOLPH
MAYO, son Of the late Edward and Kate Ran
dolph Mayo, Of this city, in the tventy-eishth
year Of his age.
Tho funeral will take place az hslf-past
O'Clock THIS AFTERNOON from Moore Memo
rial church, LAUREL street. between Franklin and
Main. Friends and acquGintances are Invited 10
attend.
PARKER-Died. In Timmonville, S. G., May
18th, at the residence OF bis aunt. Mrs. N. X.
DeBerry, AUBREY TYLER son Of Andrew MICA.
and the late Maggie NJ. Parker; aged seven
months and twenty days.
THQMAS-Died, in Bartinsville. Va, May 10
1899 infant daughter Of Mamie and T. D.
Thomas. - .
rhe body will arrive at s:SO P. NJ. TO-DAY.
May i4th, on Richmond and DanVille railroad
Burial at lakewood from depot
TYRRELL-Died. at the residence OF his
brother-in-law. Philip j. o'Hera, $50 south Pine
street, Monday. May Ia 1889, 81 fifteen minutes
10 O'Clock Y. NJ, RICHARD f., youngest son OF
Anne and tho late Edward Tyrrell, In the
eighteenth year OF his age. 49,
His funeral will take place WEDNESDAY
MORNING az $50 O'Clock from Sscred-Hears
church. with Requiem Mass Friends and &C.
quaintances are respectfully invited 10 Attond.
New York and Brooklyn papers please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-14
Telexraphtc FLASHES.

Washington Irving Bishop, the mind'resders
died IN New York yesterday
Thu winners Ia tho Louisville races yesterday
were Badge, Penn, Famine, brocfinl, ana
Bravo
Tho berlin Post says the work Of the Samoan
Conference Is progressing satisfactorily 10 all
concerned.
Frank 1. Glover. secretary Of the Mobile In
s,rsnce Company. committed suicide yesterday
with pistol III health ana severe pnIsicai
suffering were the causes
E,ant RYAN and Harry Ssdler, two young men
~ CANON o., have confessed 10 Tue charge Ot
6avinr attempted 70 wreck avestlDiie Ta'n on
the pittsbargh, Fort Wayne and Chicago rail-
road.
l. Cornwall. jeweiIer. OF sslids, COL visited the
adjoining town OF Monarch one Gay lest nees,
Issxinr his store and business IN charge OF MS
Law a Young dew named Strauss. During
co-nwnlps absence Strauss packed up $oAo00
worth Of iewelry and skipped
,,,o Far, ~ Dudley and Lord Lurgsn were
among the prisoners arraigned before court II.
Iondon yesterday. The police VINO atrespeu
,hara .d,nttted that the persons taken into Gus
.-Ss .sa,a moi rnernbArs Of the Field Club but
stsf,d mar they resoried thereto Tor the purpose
~ esmbling. Tho prisoners wero admitted 70
bail
A council Of the Prussan MINISTRY was heiu
xesterday nt Berlin TO cODsider me question OF
The Strike among .no we, .s ,h., ,ba c,o,,,t,
marcs presided. II is reported mat ine coehcll
1c,dai 70 sunmon W Berlin deputatons from
~ 80 a ouroers and MIXERS IA order tnat tbey
nav submit their disputes 10 arbitration BY The
Government
Additional notices OF tberemoyal Of postal
-. on tie Iynchburg and Bristol run re-
1870 a Iypchburg mskes almost \ clean
.''se ~ the Democrats, leaving only two
~ ,,,s service. The changes are a. follows;
y, = ~ nv wyssl, Pulaski CITY, vice u. Longiey.
y,cysa. u. r. summers, Abingdon, vice
, ~ n f1tsy: w. s. Baskerville, Pulaski CRY,
40. uuch c. Jordsn; Is. W. bocock, Thax'
$50 vice q. w. Sanders.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-14
aea1ninrIx Eradiented

with repeated and powerful doses Of quinine.
chils and fever in some one OF Its various forms,
springs into active existence again, often with
out the slightest apparent proyocation- To ex-
tng1ish the smouldoring enbers OF this obsti-
nate aud reconcile mslady no less than 70 sub
due IL whom it RACES fercely In the system,
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Is alLsunicient
When every resource OF the phsrmacop9ia has
been exhausted against IL in vain. the Bitters
conquer twill remove every lingering Vosug0
Of IL Nay, more the Bitters will protect those
brought within the influence Of the atmospheric
poison that begets maiarinl disease from is At
lacks Disorders OF the stomach, liver, and
bowels are among the complaints 10 be appre-
hended from the use Of miRsma-t8inted water.
These are both cured and prevented by the Bit
ters. rheumatism, constipation, and renal
complaints yield to II action.
my H-Tu, Thtwl&sa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-14
son, this ci,ys tobacco interest in Buffalo this
nARxxrs ~ rrIxeEara
NxW yoRW


NEW rosK. May la-.cosson guile. and steady !;
sales 1911 bales; saturday coryccted, 3o3 bales
upiands, lie; Orleans. ike. saios last week
not before reported. ISIS bslss for consumption
and 29g9 bales for sxp port southern -four dun
common 10 fair extra 81. D0efa 30 good 70 choice.
kl3safa50 Wheat irmer and quiet No. red,
Axe. in store options stesdy: May, @1sc;
June, sfIc; July, Skc; August Shc rep
tembcr. SiSc. Corn arm; No. ., 45c. In eloys-
tor; options quiet and Askc. lower; May.
axe; June, ntc; July. 4shc August 4Sc ;
weak; May. s9c. June, 2sAc July. S1c.
No spot. 81 as1Lc. Hope quiet and
irmer. Coffec-Optons closed barely steady
May, tl655afiG60; June. sidb5; July.
sia7oasl675: August, tiSssssft9oi spot RIO
dull; fair. cargcos; lskaistc. sag.r.hsw
centrffugais, 9s-iest. ~ bid; renned dull and
steady. holnssos steady. Rice In fsir demsnd
and steady. Petroleum quiet and steady 70
fined. f6s6 Cotton-seed oil quiet. koain quiet
sod easier common to good, H.6rH 10 Tur-
peuilne, 3eXa4Oc. Hides quiet and steady Wool
quiet and steady. Pork duh Beef quiet Beef-
hams dull. Tierced beef slow Cut-mcafs steady (;
shoulders, SIC. Middles quiet. Lard nrm and
quiet: city. $40 May, E.26: June. S.2S; July.
2Sd. Cotton-Se, receipts At all ports to-day.
1915 bales: exports-to Great Britain, 5,S5S
bales; 70 France, 5.336 oaiee 10 the Continent.
3,70l bales stock. 35462I baleA
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. May1a-Cssh quotations we're; Flour
steady and unchanged. Whest--No. rod and
No. spring. s4s $3.50. No corn, Sfhc NO.
OATS. 22Lc. Mess-pork, s1i.95ati2 shurf-rtb&
ssasaO6 Shoulders. S. 2saShQ shortclear.
81. 25aB.S7%. whlskey, si.02.
Thelosding futures ranged as follows:
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R1oHroNpL LIVESTOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND, May is--Receipts: 23o head OF cat
tie; 2ii sheep aud lambs, and 400 hogs.
Sales: lH head OF cattle; 2ll sheep and
laRDs, and 400 hogs
Prices:
Cattle-Beet, 4a4Ac gross-a few extre-Ane
higher medium 70 good, 3Ae3hc. gross COM
mon to fair, 25<s3c. gross.
eep-3kai4c gross.
Lambs-5 a6<c. cross.
Hogs-6A a6xc net
Bulh-2Hask groes.
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killed by a Falling BuiIding,
IBy telegraph 70 the Dispateh.l

w"
NEW YORK, May l3.-The east gable wal
OF the old house Isl Spring street, when Is
being torn down TO make room for busl'
ness building, fell at noon to-day while seven
mea were at work under it. Two were
Killed outright. another wss fatally burt-tht
latter was the foreman OF the ~ork-and the
fourth man was less seriously injured. The
building inspector looked at the wall twenty
minutC1 before it fell aud noticed that II was
properly propped. He had hardly turned
before the men took away the braces pre-
parniorH 70 tearing down the wall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-14
Death OF Mrs. Stonewaii Jacbson's
Father.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTE, N. c., May 13.-Rev. Dr. *.
II. MorTison. father OF Mrs. SIouewall Jack
son, died at the home Of his son, in Lincoln
county, at Z O'Clock this morning. His death
was totally unexpected, but was due to an
affection OF the heart. Mr.. Morrison was
born IN 1898, and attended the North Caro-
lima University at Chapel Hill at the same
session as did James X. Polk. lie was the
oldest Presbyterian minister in the State,
having been in the ministry more than tItS
wears, aud was for q long time pastor OF the
FIRST Presbyterian church here. He was
the first president Of Davidson College. lie
was ninety years old at his death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-14
TIVE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY va
fair.
Mean temperature .............."....7o
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. May 13--AlthouRh the stock mar
ket to-day presented more animated appear
ance az times than usual OF late, II was SUI
dull and listless for the general list aud
the interest taken in speculation was con-
fined 70 few shares only, and mostly 70
single set OF operators There was, however,
al undehiably strong tone, and the result
OF the days trading Is 10 leave almost every
thing on the active list materially higher than az
the close on Saturday. Tho favorable news OF
The Government crop report developed markell
disposition, especially among western operators,
70 buy Grangers, and those shares, with the ex-
ceptiOn Of Oregon Transcontinental and New
knelsnd, monopOlized all the interest there was
In dealings Buying. however, was believed 10
be principally tho covering OF shorts. whtle the
selling was by local traders. In Oregon Trans
confidential the contest becomes more Interest
ing, and the premium for the use OF stock was
1-4 per cont per day, although there were
sales seller thirty days at / per cent below
the market, and stock failed 20 advance.
AtchisOn Was also taken for account OF east
ern parties, but was helped by the buy
ing OF grangers more than anything oise,
There was smart squirt In Milwaukee,, LaAe
Shore and Western stocks. and common moved
up per cent. 10 @H, whiio preferred was not so
active and strong. Tho small realizing move
ment toward the closing hour settled prices on
somewhat but the close was dull and strong az
about The highest for the day. TotsLsales reach
cd only $4,000 shares The only decline OF i'm
portance was In Tennessee Coal, which fell oil
X per cent; but Milwaukee, Lake shore. and
Western rose az. preferred -, ST. Paul pro-
ferred 2ss. common IL, and Burlington per
cent
Evening Exchange dull and steady NJ asa
fSgA. Money easy at iHa2H; no loans sub
Treasury balances-Gold. flbA3l.Oo0. currency,
fi6,363, 900. Governments dull and steady for - /;
pee cents 1904, ex. int: a.. coupons, IVA.
ia Araii nd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-14

BY telegraph 70 the Dnpatch.l
HARRisOSDURG, VA, May IA terrific
storm passed over this county Sunday.
The news Of damage is Just coming 10. The
lightning destroyed several barns aud sta.
bles. Much stock was killed. A part OF
the county was visited by severe hsil-
storm, which utterly destroyed the wheat
crop. Fences and houses were blown
down, but no lives were lost.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-14
A Wrecked Ateamer.

IBy telegraph 70 the Dispatchl
DELAWARE BREAKwATER, May 13.-The
schooner John Hopper reports May 9th. six
miles north OF Cape Hatteras, having passed
q two-masted vessel, apparently a steamer,
sunE with masts sticking about half way
out Of the water. The wreck Is very dan
gercus obstruction to coastinS vessels. 1t
had apparently only been there for few
DAYS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-14
An Editor KuIed Through Mistake

10y teItkIapH 70 IIIv DIDF'-'~'l'I
SPRINGFIELD, MASS, May l3.-J james Beeoe
Smith, local editor OF the Republican, was
shot and instantly killed at O'Clock this
morning by his brother.in-law, Royal b.
Sturtevsnt, at the home OF his father-in.lAw
W. f. Sturtevant, on Elliott street. lie
WAS mistaken for q burglar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-14
Ncproen 20 he Regulated.

fBY Telegraph % inc DIspaIcn'I
NEW ORLEANS, La, May 13-The negroes
OF Gretua, the scene OF the recent race war
fare, have had full sway in labor and politi-
cal matters, and they are very domineering.
This, coupled with stabbing ARRAY and re-
ported negro uprisings, bad the effect OF in
censing some Of the white residents, who
have determined to regulate matters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-14
20 Contest HIS Seat.

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.l
CHARLESTON, w. VA, May I'D. IL. Nc
G,nnis has served notice on Hon. John d.
Anderson that he will begin taxing deposit
lions on the ODD Of the present month with
view 10 conlesting his seat In Congress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-14
An Aerenaut Killed.

lBy telegraph 70 the DlspAtcnl
HoUsToN, Tex, May l3.-Proiessor ~.
CLAIR. tho aeronaut, in attempting to give
his leap from the clouds at the Fslr-Ground
Park last evening lost his grip on the para
chute and fell 800 feet to the earth. He was
instantly KILLED.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-14
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, Nay iS-vireinia l0-40's. 3sa3S't
do. 3s 61a67k; Baltimore and Ohio stock, 80
bid; Northern Central, 76ai6H; Cincinnati,
Washington and Baltimore lists, 9iHa9j; do. 21s,
4sa53b consolidated gas bonds, ll5hall5 do.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-14

PEovIpENcE. II. l., May 81. W. Nc
Cribs, proprietor Of the Evening Dispatch,
announces ITS suspension. as be hnds The
paper too expensive as an amusement and
improbable as an investment. The last NO.
Of ibe paper appeared on Saturday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-14
MARRHAGEA

CUNNINGHAM HRfsTIAN.-- Married. MAY
7th IN Bethany church Charles City county, by
tho Rev. j. A. Waddell, THOMAS Z. CUNNl W.
HAN, Of Richmond, Va, Bnd GRACE Gibbs
TIAN. OF Charles City county.
Baltimore. Norfolk, and Hampton papers
please COPY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-14
Killed His wife and Himself

by teIoGFhph 70 INC DI5PaECD-I
MEMPHIS, Tenn. May l3.-At Mrs. An.
derson's boarding. house, No. "a Marshall
avenue, George Ward, aged twentY-eight,
employed as engineer at the Memphis Gas
Works, shot and killed his young wife and
then killed himself. The cause OF the tragedy
is unknOwa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-14
General Cameron Improving.

tBY telegraph % tho Dispatch.l
LANCASTER, PA, May 13.-General Simon
Cameron is much better to-day, and his
complete and early recovery Is anticipated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-14

money was found Wwed mp 10 the clothing
on the body. IL h supposed that the re-
mains wero those OF some one on the bark Il.
l.. PetungIll, lost on the Horseshoe March
18th
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-14
4 TIRST-CLASS HOUSE LIKE OURS

DARE NOT INDULGE IN ANY SUCH LOFTY
FLIGHTS or IMAGINATION WE COULD NOT
AFFORD TO EvRN If WE HAD THE WILL.
Our GOOD NAME IS AT STAKE AND WHEN
WE MAKE A STATEMENT THAT CONCERNS
OUR MERCHANDISE WE STAND READY TO
BACK 1T UP. BESIDES TRAIT. JUST NOW WE
FIND THE CLOTHING BUSINESS IN A PAR
TlCULARLY HEALTHY CONDITION. IT Is A
FACT THAT WE CARRY THB BEsTIN ALL
THAT THE WORD IMPLIES. AND OUR FIG
URES ARE ALWAYS RBASONA
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a no lO8AAA
WHEAT.
BALTIMORE


BALTIMORE. May la-Piour quiet and steady.
whest-Souihern urn: F,iitz, s5n9sc- Longber-
~ gOHQ6c. western dull; No. winter red.
spot and May, SIC. Corn-Southern quiet and
rather easier: white and yellow. 42ef3c.; western
firm. Oats stoady; southern and Pennsylvania.
3OaE3Hc: western white. s2aS3,<c. do mixed,
29a3lc.; graded No. white, SIC. Rye quiet a.
5is55c. Hay quiet; prime 10 choice timothy, SlSa
1850. Provisions quiet and steady. Butter
esey; creamery, Baiec Bggs easy At lSal54c c
Petroleum dun refined, s62. Coffee nrTn: ko
cargoes, fair. 1880. Sugar steady eoft. SIC.
Wniskey steady at 10. Freights 20 Liverpool
per steamer luiet; cotton, Ysc grain, 80. cor
for orders ga 81. and n. 81. Receipts-flour,
Il 900 barrels; wheat 1910 busbols; corn. 1900
bushels; oats, l4,0c0 bushels No sh'pment.:
sales--whest, 1900 bushels; corn, 1900
bushels
ST. LOUIS
vt. LeUrs. May 12-Flour quiet aud steady.
Wheat lower: No. 2 red. cash, &c. May. n &c.
June. 764c. July, HSa54Ac. Corn lower Mo-
9, cash. 3lkc; May. 3lac.; June, nhc
oats lower No 2 cash. 231c. May and June
s2}<c. Whiskey steady at Sl-02 Provisions quie'
and weak. Pork. Sl2S0 Lsrd. 1913 and MONT
clear ribs, S. 25as6SO: short-clear. s640asd 10
Bacon boxed sc; ribs, $50 longs
So 30 short-clears, t6.95aso.T. Hams, Sc 15aS'i2
CINCINNATI.
CfSCTNNArf May l3-Wheat in more demand
No. red, SSae0c. Corn easier No. mixed
35As35Hc. oats firm; No ni1ed, SAaN %c'
Pork firm At H21k. Lard steady a. $500
t6.72H. Bulk meats firm; shor,-rib, q. q
Bacon steady: short-clear, $50. Whtskey' Sl02
Hogs lover: common sad Light, SaAsio5; pack
ing and butchers, S4.4oatA65.
WILMINGTON
wrLxrNaros. " C., May ia-Turpenuns fru
at 35Ac. Rosin steady; strained, zoe. ; gooc
strained, s5c. Tar firm at tl-40. Crude turpen-
tine steady; hard, sLl0; yeliow dip, 81; Tir
gin, 81 -
NEW YORK, May la-COtton-Net receipts, 10
bales; gross. 1855 bales Futures closed sieady
sales, 1000 bales; Nay, $l059aslOO; Juno
flO59; July, sl0.65afl0.66: August Si069apO: ~
september $40 15aSlOi6; October. s9.sg; No
vember, 81. S3ataS4; December. SaSsf9B Jan
usry 50 93s.99i: February, ti0olati0o2; March
fl009aSl0l0
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
fRepOrted for the Dispstch.l
NAY i2-Market nominal. No transaction
reported. Prime, axe: extra prime, - Acc
fancy, SIC. common, 2a3Ac; shelled, 3eS4c
Spanish, &c.; factory hAnd-picked, 5ks7Ac-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-14
Drink Ltmine.

The next time you drink soda-water ask
for Limlne, the fashionable drink this sum-
mer. The first-class fountains keep It.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-14

We quote: Fiue, 81 sOasl75 superfne. s2.7Ss
s.. %; extra, 81 SoaSs.75 family, sasSt50 pAtsni
family, county, si.9basa25