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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-26
PRINCE BISMARCK.
He Expresses Himself on Socialism, the
May-Day Demonstration, &c.


tBy Anglo-American cable 70 the Dispatchl
LONDON, April 26.-The Herald to-day pub
fishes an interesting account of an inter-
view with Prince Bismarck. The Prince
said that il IN power he would not inter
fere with the workmen on May day. Mel
ther would he display anxiety. which wouid
only increase the aggressiveness of agita-
tors. The antagOnism between employers
and the employed was a natural law and
necessity of human progress. Progress
would cease should men ever become salts
fed. Content was only possible either
with slavery, "a in Africa, or where
munifcent nature does not ask men to
work. He dwelt upon the needs of com
batting Socialism, the victory of which, he
said. would mean government by the least
intelligent. He predicted that Socialism
would give deal Of trouble yet. He said
that man who would WELD 10 the present
manifestation was coward. and that 1t
was sometimes true benevolence to shed
the blood of n riotous minority in defence
of q law-abiding majority. He continued;
The first requisite in government X ener-
gy; not TO be a tlme-seryer, nor to sacrl1ce
future 10 temporary or present convenience
Frmness, indeed fieIceness of the ruling
power. is a guarantee of peace at home and
abroad. The government which IS Weld
ing 10 the majority and retaining its au-
thority by concessions, thus paving the
way for further concession. Is IN sore
straits. He declared that May dag was
not dangerous enemy The naming OF "A
day for an assault need not he dreaded. II
would be merely sham fight hke.that OK
the Salvation Army.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-26
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS
the wsArHxR IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
rainy.
Mean temperature. ........'
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

New YORK, April 25-The stock market again
showed moderate volume OF business with
steadlly-sdyaucing line OF prices o-,iay, aho
movement, almost everything on the active list
Is higher tonight The important movemenls
were confined 10 a few OF the leading stocks, ana
for change the inactive List developed no i'n-
portant movement The bears were inclined 10
test the market again 1t the opening this morn
ing, but tho temper OF the room is nov fairly
tuliish and the continuance OF the Duying or
ders for outside operators held the market steady
after a slight concession In prices during the nrst
Eve minutes trading. The buying then began IN
earnest, and from that lime ttli the cioso me
steady hardening OF values, which has pecome
the most pronounced characteristic Of the Market
continued without a break. The coal stocks, tns
Grangers, and New England were the strong
features to-day. aud all OF them scored material
gains. while the rest of the list dragged along
without feature or movement beyond the SLOW
appreciation before mentioned. Athison aud
Texas Pacific, with few other l0w-priced shares,
showed signs Of joining In the upward movement
to-day, but their final changes were. "a RUE.
unimportant. There was no new development
20 affect values to-day, but some Influences re-
NAMED in force and the most encouraging sign
Of an aroused feeling that general improve
ment Ia begun Is the number OF outside orders
90 buy now being received by brokers' h'eh III
Rock Island and Missouri Pacific. although here
Is not the slightest indication OF cessation III
the fight, orders 20 buy exceed the selling, anu
these stocks kept pace with the remainder OF the
list IN the advance. To-day the NJ fsul slocss
were most prominent and the preferred made a
most handsome gain, rising from nay 10 us .
and closing at llS The common was again
the leader In point Of activity and II
also scored a material Improvement. Delaware
and Hudson came next 20 -. Paul preferred,
however. making another Of It's sharp upward
spurts. Iackawanna, Northwestern, Omahs'
and New England comprised the Leading strong
stocks, but there was not "A really weak point IN
the market. The trusts were not FL active ana
failed % make any material change in their quo
tstions. The close active aud strong NJ about
tho best prices Of tho day sales, $4,000 listed
ani 3iND uplisted
EpenfrG.--Ercnsnge Quiet hut firm. Money
cay AZ 3aj6 Slb.Treasury balances-Coin
1862 . coo: currency, ., 600 Government.
dull .ui toady for As: lper rents. .l2l; ex. cou
pOns, l0}X bid, ex. interest. state bonds dui
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-26
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEX YORK

new lO6A-
NEW YORK. April eA--Cotton steady; msddling
uuiands. Ike; low middltng, IL s-i1c.: good
ordinary, 10 9lsc. net receipts here to-day. Ssb
taIes: gross receipts, Sc bsles; exports--,o
Great Britain, s,ss6 psies; forwarded, "a bales [:
sales, "a bales, all TO spinners; stock. ~. ist
tales Weekly net receipts here, i,sv9 bales |;
gross receipts, 1850 bales: sxporta-to Great
britain, i3,t1b bales TO France. 1858 bales TO
the Continent. ats6 balos; forwarded, 34sS
bales: sales 3.s5s bales 70 spinners, t.SSS bales.
Total to-day: Net receipts ., all ports. 6,is2
bales: ezports-tc Great britain. S,7ss bales 10
the Continent, 4.y9C bales: stock. fe3,S0 bales;
consolidated net receipts, ie.57y baies exports
10 Great Bri.ain. es,3,S bales 70 France. i.s3
balos :; 70 the Continent le.6d2 bAles 10 Tia
Chanuel, $50 bales Total since september ist:
Net receipts. s.ece, 20 bales exports-eo Great
britain, 2ean 80, bales, to France 0s,sle bales
70 The Confiaeut, isss,ot0 tales; 70 ths chanael,
l,562 bales. sautaeru ii0ur dun ard heavy.
Wheat irregular aud quies, closing prta No I
red, s5a95hc. Ia elevators op(ions DALI closing
steady ; No 2se6. Aprn. ~: NAy. ohkc Jups,
oS,sc. Cora irregular, lozs assivs Ard Ssak; No
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-26
Send the Boy ia Congress

Monday morning at Marietta. Ga. q
white newsboy struck a colored bow who
had insulted him witha whip. A northern
gentleman present took the colored BOYS
part and threatened 20 whip the newsboy,
when the latter turned upon him and
whipped him also. The citizens took the
whip, decorated ii with blue ribbon, and
attached to it a card. upon which was
written in red and blue the words:
This ssttles the race question:
The whip was hung up ia the town
square, where it was admired by hundreds
all day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-26
CABLE NOTES.
The Champion souller-strikes and
Threats of Strikes.

The y n n m - q II rfhii0i ''"
Threats of Strikes.
SYDNEY. N. S. W. April 25.-The sculling
race for the championship OF the world
between Peter Kemp and Neil Matteson
took place to-day on the Paramatta river,
and resulted in a victory for Kemp.
STRIKE oP QUARRYMEN.
LONDON, April 25.-The quarrymen in
Holywell. Wales, have struck for an adj
vance in wages.
A THREATENED STRIKE OF GAs-MEN.
VIENNA, April 25.-The men employed in
the gas-works have given notice TO their
employers that they will strlkein TWO weeks
unless they are granted an increase III
wages. Though the men have as yet done
no more than give notice the authorities
have deemed it prudent to take the greatest
precautions to prevent any damage being
done 10 the works. They have. therefore,
placed a guard Of military and police about
the structure.
RAILWAY PORTER AND GUARD STRIKE.
DUBLIN. April 25.-The porters and
guards on the Great Southern and western
railway have struck for higher wages.
Traffic on the line has been brought 10
complete stand-still by ne strike.
EGxPTns COTTON.
CAIRO, EaYpT, April 25.-The receipts of
Egyptian cotton at this city this year eA-
coed those Of 1889 by nearly 5OO,OOO cahtars
(22, 500, 900 pounds.
NINE MONTHS FOR sPEAKISG HIS MIND.
DUBLIN. IRELAND, April 25.-Mr. Iully,
editor OF the Roscommon Herald, has been
sentenced to nine months imprisonment
at hard labor for offences committeu III
violation of the coercion act.
ALIBEL SUIT AND RS RESULTS.
LONDON. April 25.-The trial OF the action
for libel brought by George Augustus oaia
against Mr. Furniss, the carlcaturlst; look
place to-day, and resulted in verdict 10, OF
IS damages for the plaintiff. Inc hpei
was contained in an after-dinner sPe &C..
made by Furniss. FurnIss stated thas
Charles Dickens had refused sketches
made by Sala, and that the latter had sem "a.
TO the Academy School q drawing whic cn
contained figure having six toes on o il
foot. Despite these facts. Furnlss salu,
Sala is now art critic on the London ga ~,
TeIepdph- furniss also stated that sa ~,
had painted pictures on the walls OF ~
eating-saloon. and this probably gave mn
the taste for cookery he had eyincea eYei
since.
ANOTHER CHARGE AGAINST EM1N.
CuRo, April Is. "A Coptic clerk who was
en- employs OF Emin Bey's while Emin wa
at Wadelai has made q sworn disposltlon
before Mason Bey TO the effect that the ~
volt of Emin's forces was solely due 70 I ~
discovery. OF Emin's plans to surrender ~,
province 70 the Mahdi. Emin, accoraint
to the clerks statement, sent three me-
sengers to the Mahdi Offering to SURRENDER
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-26
The Republican Silver Bill.

WASHINGTON. April 25.-At special meet
ing of the House Committee on Coinage.
Weights, and Measures to-day Chairman
Coneer was authorized by strict party
vote 70 offer the silver bill agreed upon in
caucus "Wednesday night in place of the
modified Window silver bill already re-
ported by the committee when the latter Is
taken up for consideration in tho House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-26
THE clVlL-sERWcE HUMBUe.
ghe Republicans at Loggerheads Over tho
Commission.
lErom our Regnlsr Correspondentl

From Our Regular Correspondent
W.svycroy. April 25.-The red-hot dis
cu~-iuu IA the House yesterday over the
cIy.lsprylce question has Stirred up the
MehD,t sort OF wrangling among men OF
o.ro,ite views in both of the political
parties. The ordinations and recrlmlna-
rune have also left some anlmosltles that
w.Il Do badly not be forgotten IN many "a
l.nr month. Hartford Convention ="
Lodge that highly-periumed statesman
Vlo thinks a little more OF himself than
tur one else does, and MIR. McComas, OF
MARYLAND, bv undertaking to denounee
,y.re one as a sneak and "hypocrite"
who differed with them, were told to-day
lva number Of their Republican friends III
ft. House that in spite of their utterances
80 Sass a fact that they dodge and Nc
t0masl were seen QitencT around the de-
psrtmcnts hustlne for offices for their
constituents than the wicked "spoilsmen "
whom they have been so vigorously de-
r.unring because they honestly believe
t.a; tho ciyil-service system as It has been
cimnistered is the most bald-taced mum"
Ing of the age.
THE LAW A CONVENIENCE.
The general consensus of opinion here
i.'iat not twenty members of Congress
believe IN the so-called civil-serVice re-
frr. but the maintenance Of the humbug
s.. .uch a convenience TO the members OF
CONGRESS- that the law, bad as II Is
acknowledged TO be. viii probably remain
oa the statute-boOks until the abuses IN
ttc maine of reform become 30 odlous
ltsf the people VIII demand the utter
vping ont OF the entire system. Inc very
'ct that the civil-seryice commissioners
have repeatedly asked for larger appropr1s-
lions and Congress invariably refuses, 10
il.r,a5e the amount Is All evidence that
While our statesmen wall not actually wipe
o.t the commission, vet they are not IN Ia
vur OF giving the concern enough money
t1 pay the expenses OF conducting tue
concern About two years ago the com;
mission was 50 low IN finances that " ana
n1t have money with which TO print blanks
required TO be used IN the examination OF
applicants for places in the Government
service.
HOW wADDILL VOTED.
Congressman Waddill is among the Re
pubhoans who voted for the amendment
offered by Mr.. Houok, OF Tennessee, to
strike from the legislative bill the clause
providing for the expenses OF the commits
sion. Judge Waddill says that he knows
OF few # any people in Virginia who are
believers in the present system, and that
he looks upon ciyii-seryice reform as
snakes and therefore be feels like hit
ting EN- whenever he sees EN-" The
Eight among the Republicans over this
question VIII not end during the present
hession OF Congress, and as so many Demo
Gratis are opposed 10 the ciyil-seryice law,
tneefe Is no danger that the commission
VIII DC given any additional power.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-26
Judge Bookstaver and the Flack Iniauity
(By telegraph 70 the Dispatchl

ALBANY. N. ". April 25.-The committee
appointed to investigate Judge Booksta-
yer's connection with the Fiack divorce
case made two reports TO-DAY. The ma
iority finds that the testimony and evil
dence are not sufficient TO satisfy them
that Judge Bookstsver had guilty. know
ledge of the conspiracy 10 obtain a fraudu-
lent divorce. The minority recommends
impeachment proceedings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-26
Two Good Florida Appointments.

10Y I9IVsIuPII % 1IO II" F7'F7'l'I
JACKSONVILLE. Fla, April 25.-Governor
Fleming has appointed General W. ID.
Barnes, at present Comptroller of the
Treasury. AS Judge of the First judicial cir
cult with headquarters at Pensacola) to
succeed the late Judge Mcclellan. He also
appointed Ex-Governor W. ID. Bloxham
comptroller TO succeed General Barnes.
The appointments are both excellont ones.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-26
Heavy Damage to silks.

ALLENTOWN, PA, April 25..Elre broke
out again in the Unicorn Slik-hl,li AT Na '.,
,nuHicated 70 the store-room vault, dam:
aging the silks therein TO the. extent OF
S $40 &C., The apartment was blown open
With dynamite before it could be flooded
Yesterdays Ere is now believed to have re-
shifted from overheating OF the drying
rooms
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-26
Fig Prices for Good Horses.
iBy telegraph to the p,s,.,cs,

LEXINGTON. kY.. April 25.-The great sale
at Belle Mead continued TODAY and TN
bidding was fully a. spirited as that If YES
terday. OF fye noted stations offered nc
bids were received for ENQUIRER or Grea,
Tom. The other three were sold 10 Gene
raj Jackson, iroquois bringing $4,000
Luke Blackburn $4,000. and" Rysmbl,
1880. Seventy,seyen brood mares Werl
sold for total Of $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-26
Iumberman Kiiied-Burgiars' work.
rsneci,l telegram 20 tho Dispatch.l

HusrsorcN, W. VAN. April Near
' s,si known young lumbermau. was killed
by the limb Of falling tree. HIS neck was
broken. -. o,a storas
In Gnyandotte last night. Drawers were
pried open and safes burst. They ,. y,i, OBJ
tanned a large amount of goods, but h'tie
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-26
ARCHER CAN BE PUNISHED.
So Says Chief Justice Miller, of Maryland.
from the Bench.

Chief Justice Miller, of Maryland. in
charging the grand jury Of Anne Arundel
county at Annapolis yesterday morning at
the opening of the April term said that the
States Attorney had informed him that
witnesses had been summoned in the case
of State Treasurer Archer. If one half
what was said in the papers was true" re-
marked the Judge then these witnesses
would be able to prove q charge Of malefea-
sance in Office. This was common law
offence punishable by fine and imprison-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-26
Bus" of a Big Bucket-Shop.

New YORK. april 25.-The Doran- Wright
Company, one OF the largest bucket. shops III
existence, with branches all over the coun-
try. suspended payments to-day. Neither
ofthe partners is in the city, and the cash
Ter states that one is in England the other
out OF town. At the Office of the concern
the employees stated that no one there had
any authority 20 speak on the matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-26
"our Mary Says Good-by.

10y ttIVFFuFH 7" u. 49,
IousyuL1r. KY, April 25,-ln letter re-
caix@d here to-day Mary Anderson, after
Confirming the report OF her engagemen.
70 Mr. Navarro :t sta,s the si footighss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-26
DEATHS.

HICKS-nied, April -, 1890, az I'D u ".
ROSA l., wife ~ n. J. nicks, IA tho twenty
eighth year o. her age.
Funeral viii take placs from Flfth-sireet
Netnodis, church (Msucbestorl THIS AF1kh-
NOON at O'Clock. Friends aud aoquaintances
are Invited 10 attend
UOOPER-Dled. In Heurico county. az no
residence ~ her husband, SARAH A., vile q
Thomas p. Hooper. Ia the hiiy-foarth year OF
Funeral will take place THIS saturday EVE
MING a. O'Clock from thu residence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-26
Minor Washington Items
IBy teleerant, 20 ths psostrh I

wAsmsogoS, April rs. Among the nomi-
nations made by the President to-day were
those Of John 3. Mizzall, 70 be collector OF
customs in the district Of Pensacola, and
Ahlgernon 5. Badger. appraiser Of merchan-
disc at New Orleans.
:, The President has signed the Worlds
Far bill. and also the Joint resolution Az
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-26
Sentenced for Heinous Crimes

PHILADELPHIA. April 25.-Henry W. King
ex-presdent Of the Pennsylvania lnstltu-
ton for the Blind. who was last week con.
victed OF crimes Of grossly immoral
character at the institute, WAS to- day sen
fenced 10 five years IN the Eastern peni
tentIary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-26
Our PRrDn-,YoUR PRIyI
LEGE.

Don't forget the iimo youIl
spend at the mountains this
summer - or the seashore.
Might just as we'll leave your
SEE SAKSs hat at homo as your Light
,1s OyRRCOA ATS. Weight 0vercoat Then there
is the sprinkiing Of cool morn
SEE sAKs's iugs and evenings we'll get
All OvFRCoATs. throughout the next few
months. The trips on tho
sEEsAKss riyer-or behind your trotter
az OyRRCOATs. Thee are all Light Weight
Orercoqt occasions. And MS
sRE sAKgs not settled warm wosthsr yet
sI5 ovERCOATs. by good deal.
No mater what you've been
SEE sAKs'S in the habit OF paying for an
sl5 OvERCoATs. Overcost, won't you look at
OUR s15 LINEi They're our
SEE sAKs's own make-snd fifty patterns
sl5 oyERCoATs. al least Of them. Tho TT and
the materials are better than
SEE sAKSS your ind most where's" at
si5 oVERCOATs. so and SO. Hunt em up aud
see II they're not. All tho
SEE sAKss shsdes-light and dark silk
sl5 oyRRCOATs. lined some-silk-faced others.
No facing at all on still othors.
Just as you want them.
A. sAKs & co.
Our limos Of SIS Suits are as sur
prisiugly good as the oyercoats at SEE SAAs's
that price. You know how small SIS SUITS
and primitive the pianos Of a cen
fury ago look beside those Of this SEE sAks'S
day and generation Well, the con- SIS SUITS.
trsst is almos: as marked rwixs
Our RS suits and other folks's SEE sAksB
They are both suits-garments cut SIS SUITS.
asd made to cover man-but OURS
are in tho LATEST FAsHIoN-Mo- SEE sAKs's
delled In fabrics that experience sis SUITS.
has taught 90 be the MOST RELIA-
BILE In plain weaves or new and SEE SAks's
unioe dsslgns-sack and Getaway SIS SUITS.
Coats-for the perfectly-propor-
toned mantle lean man, the SEE sAKs's
stout map-suits you1l end good SIS SUITS.
business ones and good dress ones.
Antique furniture Is modern SER sAks'S
idea-and old bric-a-brae, too-hut slo SUITS
you don't want IL in clothing-rime
has skilled the hand Of msn-and SEE sAKsS
you want the beat. the iatss, the SIS SUITS
fy,sA<u reellts
Look tooUR SIS Suits for them.
| A. SAKS 81 CO.,
gxPERrs ON DRESS
zoos MAIN STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-26
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE April 2s.-yirginia consols. III
DO. l0-,iD'A. 81; do 3s, ~ 1aG6%: Baltimore and
Ohio stock, gSkal00; Northern Central stock. Oh;
Cincinnati, Washington and Baltimore ists,
l0lkalOl: do. 2ds. IS do. 3ds, IS; consolidated
gas bonds, l!54ail4; DO. stock, i9hai9A.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-26
A THBEATENED STRIKE OF GAs-MEN.

LONDON, April 25.-The quarrymen
Holywell, Wales, have struck for an a.
vance in wages.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-26
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
IRennrtef for tho DispatchI

LReported for tho Dispatch-I
APRIL Is. 1890.
No auction offerings on Change to-day.
acknowledgements collections; Cigars and e-
garettes, s4,s73sO; tobacco, .Ss2io-,otal,
s8,sj6S6
Private sales reported so-dsy; Filters, " [;
smokers, 81; wrappers. 81. darks, 10; scrap, ~;
sun-cured, g-total, i39 hogshesds.
Mr.. j. II. schruber, Of 81. Paul, Minn.. was
bright buyer on Change to-day.
Tho market was active, with sales mostly OF
old stock by reviewed samples. Very little new
bright Is being sampled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-26
FOR "ExTRsMeAND HEROIC DARING"
A FfrstCiass Life-Ssving Medal Goes to 9
North CaroIinian.
fpy tntearEuh N ma nto,.,co,

WASHINGTON, April 25.-The Secretary Of
the Treasury has awarded a gold Life-say-
ing medal OF the frst-class TO Richard r.
Warren, of Wilmington. N. c.. for "ex-
treme and heroic daring" in rescuing Miss
Carrie Nofiitt from the surf at Wrichtsville
Beach, n. G., in June last.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-26
- N.,vous Debility

usx Honsronp's AmD PnospHATf.
Dr. II. r. Turner Kssson, MIMI, Gays !
q have found IT very benencial 70 psf-
vous debility from any cause anu 'o' M
Ldiasstion.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-26

New YORK. April 25.-The grand jury TO-
day dismissed The complaint OF libel made
by Bernard +. Martin against Editor L. l..
Godkln, of the Ereping Post.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-26

SYDNEY, n. S. W.. April 25.-The scullin1gg
race for the championship OF the world
Tween Peter Kemp and Neil Matteson
took place to-day on the Paramatta river,
and resulted in victory for Kemp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-26
THEY WANT TO COME.
Company Il OF New York's seventy-First
Regiment May Attend the Unveiling.
rsnecfal telegram 70 the Dispatchl

New YORK. April 25.-Company B Of the
Seventy-frst regiment is considering an
invitation TO participate IN the ceremonies
at the unwilling of the statue of Robert f..
Lee. The general feeling among the men,
if permitted to do so. A meeting will be
held the first tuesday in May to decide
whether OF not the company will go.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-26
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RIcHaosD. April %, $780,

OFFENTHUN
wHEAr.-i.s 500 bushels
CORs-2,t15 bushelA
OArs.--S0 bushels.
. S.-A0 bushels
MgAL--600 bushels
sALEs REpoBTED TO SECRETARY.
CoRx.-whito, gfj bushels primo at az. COO
bushels prime a. isc. Total sales Of corn, i,jTo
bushels.
MEAT.-SoO bushels GU private terms
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-26
es ranged as follows;


CHICAGO. April Cash quotations: Flour
active and nrm. No. spring wheat, Sas
SsLc. Ne. red, sfasSsc. No corn, HSc.
No. , oats, 3iha2t'.c Mess-pors, flAtzh.
LARD, sA3sA. shOrt-rips. fS30ssa3A shoulders,
EssA2A short-clear, t1S0ashea NhisKey.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-26

FLOUR
We quote: Fias. Sc WALTZ. slpsrnna 273a
%. e.: sxtrA 81 5osgl73 fsniiy, ttstLoa patent
famIiy, country. sL1oaSAss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-26
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
FORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL IS. $50

FORT OF RIcHaoSD. APBm Is. isso
CLEARED.
British bark Nyysnvy. iGl tons. Captain John
strike, for Rio Grand 40 sal or Peioiss. Brazil.
LIN barrels -four and 1J barrels roein to2r
by Tho Haxall-C rsnshsw Company and The Gal
lego Mills. Value. ts62S.an
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ARRIVED.
steamship Guido, Norfolk, 10 load nerctAn.
disc.
Barges Coal King and Tivol, New rork, 20 load
coal. -
MEMORANDA.
Sgg YORK. April yh-Arrisei: rrays, Bre-
men Italy, liverpool; Augusta Victoria, ham
burg
Arrived ont Wyoming. Neu York for Liver.
pool City Of Chicago. New YORK for liverpool
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-26

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