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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-11
FEW IDLE MECHANICS
PROSPEROUS FUTURE FOR ALL
CLASSES IN EASTERN VIRGINIA.
Inc Gunboat Petrol Going and the
Cruiser baltimore Coming Back &C
Clerical Appointments.
fcorrespOndoncs Of tho Richmond Di,ps,cn.l

NoRFoLK. June 10, 1890.
=. There are few idle mechanics in this sec
.lo1 lust now, particularly among the
builders. great many buildings are going
up IN the two cities, and that class of work
men are kept busy. and will be for several
months. All the indications point TO a
prosperous future for all classes in this
| portion of Virginia. A great many people
are putting their money in improved real
| estate.
The Grain farmers of Norfolk county and
| iIflncess Anne say they have better crops
| ILls year than at any season since the war.
The immense body of real estate owned
tny the late banking firm Of Balm & Bro
ther VIII be sold at auction by the trustees
and the affairs of the bank wound up as
speedily as possible.
OFF AGAIN.
The United States steamer Petrol. having
again had her machinery repaired, left the
hayward this morning and dropped down
20 Fort Norfolk. whore she Is taking on
her powder, and will proceed to Hampton
Roads this evening and await orders for
ner mrs cru sc, which will be- on the North
Atlantic squadron and then 10 the China
station
The uig guns 10 complete the armament
OF the flagship Baltimore have arrived. but
tho Sll-cafTagos are yet 20 come. and as
they have not been heard from the new
cruiser viii put IN another stay here of five
or SIX weeks which doubtless is very
agreeable 70 the officers during the heated
term.
Tho body Of Moses Ovortou. drowned at
Plnners-POint docks last night, has not
vet been recovered.
PROTEST NOTED.
The captains of the two bargcs lost in
chesapeake bay on Sunday have arrived
here and noted protest.
Mr.. William Godfrey. m aged citizen Of
Norfolk, died last night az his residence on
Church street.
Rev. W. G.. Starr. ID. d., will deliver tho |
baccalauroate sermon OF Norfolk College |
next Sunday morning.
lheC.ty Council last night elected n new |
local Improvement ho0rd for the recently |
annexed Bramblcton section.
Rey. Herbert ". Hope, of Danvlle. is on |
n visit ~ his parents IN Portsmouth,
Rev. J.. 9. Burr OF st. Thomas Episco-
pal church, IN Bcrklcv, ms accepted a call |
to Apahchicola, Fla. and Roy. Mr.. Hubert,
OF this city, will lee ms successor.
Captain W. B. Mayo, late collector Of this
port was elected harbOr commissioner
last night.
John II. Thomas olias John Bray Color
ed was arrested hero this morning for
burglary and committed. He Is connected
with tle gang Of thieves operating on the
suburb.
ITE FOR THE ATHLETIC CLUB.
Mr.. J. VI. Bailey, Of New York. president
Of the Virginia Athletic Club. the charter
p which created such q sensation. is here
looking up a site for his proposed c5tab-
lshment. IL Will possibly be at Veu dc
Eau, near Sewelrs Point.
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CONGRESS.


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I......f ..,.. I'D ,.'.. ,.l..,. ,,,. aud
l'l.Ir.u, consent gItn .at tn. rcuuDet
pig J..".. of t,'Hdtl tAat after 3
iur r'Nt debate nall boz limited
tr minutes by amy senator on any
f.' won t"ng on Mr. Plumhs
n' t'At un funds available tor the
f.. pu'Ic drht including
"- Hr "'H iNi the redemption Of
'. lt.- ..t.I shall poo retained nm
H 0..> OF >llO,0WOo0, on
Nr ''rr- th> amendment was
"iNa- i' i th' words Pro-
i" Ii ~nd SILVER com and
ii'A,ay on which gold
.u. have been issued
t'i.rd available for any
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-11
LODqE RElNsTATED.
BARTON-BAKER.
Brilliant and Fashionable June Wed.
ding ut nohester-DecoratiOns, &c.
[speclal telegrnm % the pl.natch.l

IIVo'IHI 1"I"BIHW % tuF UI'IdItI-T
WfsCHEsrBR, Va, June l0-rhe wedding OF
the Hon. x. I. Barton 10 Miss Gertrude Baker,
daughter Of the late Henry :. Baker, was
solemnized in Christ Protestant Episcopal
church this afternoon BY the Rev y. L. Dame.
The bride Was magnficently alfred in white elk
en- tram with handsome veil. The ushers were
w. W. Baker, l. \. Barton, A. I. Jones, W. Roy
stephenson, L. u Bruce, Jr., and Holmes Boyd,
Jr,
The bridesmaids were Misses Lilly and NaE-
ME BOYD, Laura McGuire, Carter Conrad,
Nellie Baker, snd Susie Byrd, all 10 white. Tho
maid OF honor was Miss LILY Baker. sister OF
ton, OF Baltimore. Tho cnancel wss handsomely
decorated with rare and beautiful flowers A
reception was given az the residence OF the
brides mother. The happy couple took the
6:45 Baltimore and Ohio railroad train for tho
North,
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June tiI, fssfl.o0i July. fi1.SnSiL1; A1gnW
80 Nasi.' .pos no GAZE, sna stesdy issr 80
800. - osssr-ns~ dhIl eh1 roea, az
senn.ss. e ~ 80 ~. cshunuss.n. p,ess, 49,
49,. , .s 49, .I W son acu's'
seshu, Sss Vfleans quiet fstrossem e.esny'
~ NJ u1o ~ oarI.is srkessl Itoc. hoin sse.ny.
iu.psnhns trany AZ 5sa5thc wooi nfm sna
saIs' domestic necce fs5c.: puHed' Ns
s-.l"' 1es1s, Isa<Sc. rork mere sfuvc. Dcet
Iin'. oeornnins sirong Iiercc1 Del nfm.
Su'-o,ssss q,is, ana weak picked peinss' So
- oa. snvuiosf., = &C. oa haf =. s,fsioc Mo-
a ~ iuies Lsrs dsil snd Iowcr wesiefn stesm,
s@s.S cliy, t.lV' op'lohs--Jniy, &D; hngnst,
so.t; s.ptsmDsr. tslA Freign1 steody' coz
'on' lisa gram, iAd nii.
rALrrsoRr
u'n, Sues yune i1nNoiton nofninai; MO-
s s..s - FIooI auh bes sseadyi hovsra-
ssasi: 10. DO family. ffg,atIss. CITY mill..
no .tanos, exus, Htsats; wintor vbea1'
y s'"na. .9s,o'u' sprins &c. 10. ~. lesssD, 90
49, 49, s.slsni' tso~so' 90. do extra, ~ iOsstg.
or a, ne o , ,-syu.n.rn 4ylet AMI nrm Fultt 50
u 'ohsv ea.l cosss1 NO q gAei stesmer
w. : req ~ sslc. western cay; No winter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-11
TeleCrnms Rriefed-

Ex-Aldermnn james Plerson, Of Patterson. Y
j., was fatally injured by an Erie tain AT erssy
city last night Pierson was one of The
"boodle aldermen Of New York
The strike IN tho Montreal Herald ofIee "a AZ
end. The management mas now fuIl tor.a ~
composit0rs and Tomorrow morning the usral
eightp4ge paper WIN DO Issued The non
whom they 60 M the streets. They are quarter
ed in the Herald orice.
Secretary JammisOn, OF the Golden.c.,s Am.
letic Club. San trancieco; Frank Jones tirs.t1r
of the club: Joseph Bowers, Tim. Mc6j,a,h Ysnd
John Joeli, who seconded in the nght between eel,
hsrry nehra s, ana Fsank ,Arue, which result
day a. accc6sories 10 tho murder
Harry Mcbride. who was badly pun,s,ao ., n
glove nght with Frank Larue At the GoIden.f,ats
AlaleIic club o. san francisco, last night died
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-11
The EGYPTIAN QUESTION.
Frances Note Regarding Egypt--objects
20 the English Occupancy.

lBy Anglo-Amoriean cable to tho Dispatch.l
fAhis, June 10.-The Chamber Of Dauu-
tles without debate has adopted the duty
on foreign molasses.
- IN the Chamber Of Deputies today.
hoot, Minister Of Foreign Affairs. read
frances note 20 Egypt. After declaring
That the difficulty of employing the profits
or the conversion of the debt is more
serious than conversion itself. France con.
tends that the time has arrived when
England, IN accordance with many declare
tons and RECOMMENDATIONS Of her min
lsiGrs, and Tor the prosperity and security
OF LGypt ought to evacuate the country.
Inc note expresses surprise that the pow
er' 90 not agree IN recognizing that the
pTouts OF conversion ought TO be applied
10 increasing Egypt's military forces in
ofder - enable her TO dispense
win British troops. Believing. however.
thh' oil partles interested are disposed TO
give frank consideration France assents TO
the conversion scheme. reserving the cues
uon Of evacuation for future negotiations.
After reading the note Ribot declared that
I rance desired the most cordial relations
with England. but would lose no opportu-
nltyt 10 protest against England's establish
ing herself IN Lgypt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-11

Many farmers were interviewed today
and without exception they are in high
spirits 10y reason Of the crop prospects.
For several years past Nav has been q wet
month the land was soft and grass ran
riot. This year there was dry weather in
NAY and az a result the land is mellow and
in admirable condition. while the crops
are remarkably free from grass. In fact,
clean crops are the rule aud not the ex-
ception tins year. Gentlemen from va
rious parts OF the State say they never saw
the farmers in such good spirits.
The QuartermasteT-Gene spent yes
terday in Wrightsville and selected what
appears to be an excellent rifc-range for
the use of the State Guard during the en-
campments in July and August. The
range rs coo wards.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-11
THE TURF.
Racing Events ON the Various Courses of
the Country Yesterday.
NV fnlnrrnrh 20 tho nl.nntnh1

NEW YoHg, June 1O-First raco at Morris
PARK races was Eve furiongs FLAWS won; Loo
nora second, Adelina mini. limo, l0Ji.
Second racc-onr AMI q half miles-MoniaRue
won, Philosophy second, Bsrrstgr third. Time,
2:.G'..
Third rack furoncs-Dr. Hasbrough won
StariEmoat second, RecSon third. Time, l:l1
Fourth ruce-Oue mile and quArtcr--Bur-
lington won; Deyoiso sccOnd, Padishah third.
Time, 2O,7t.
F.fth rnce-nvo furllngs-Arab won: Meridon
second, BIN Barnes third. Time. l:0i&.
Sixth rare-One ana thr6e-siXteenihs miles
Gypsy Queen Won; Zephyrus second. Little jim
third. Time 9.Ol1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-11
SINGULAR SUICIDE.
stephen Milton Hangs Himself with a
Plated Bark Rope.
Especial telegram 10 tho Dispstch.i

I0FVV'74 Nl7sTam 70 Tho DI5paICl'I
CHARLOTTE, n. c., June 10. stephen
Milton. aged about sixty wears, committed
suicide at his home IN Person county Sun
day. His mind lad been impaired for
some time. lie leaves a family. MIR. Mil
ton was prominent citizen of Olive
branch township and his death was shock
70 the community. After carefully dress
ing himself Sunday morning ostensibly
for church he went ~ the stable and pro-
cured a halter-rein made of plated poplar
bark, and which it il thought had been
MADE ior the purpose. With this strange
near the house.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-11

4 charter has been granted by Judge
william Mclaughlin, Of the Thirteenth
with IN authorized capital Of half a mil
lion dollars. The charter is a broad and
liberal one, similar to all development;
mining, manufacturing, land and improve
ment companies. The officers are: Viii
liam 4. Glasgow. president, Lexington,
Va. Irezeyant Williams. secretary. Knox
vile, Tenn. Directors-F. G. Fuller Lon
don, England; william Cameron. Peters
burg; +. O. French. New York; James
Davis, Lynn, Mass; V. n. Bell London,
England; VI. NJ. Martin. j. ID. H. Ross.
tuzhugh Lee, W. A. Anderson, and David
W Shanks, Jr., of Glasgow, and A. w.
Hartman, Of Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-11

WuuN1roS. y. g.. Juno a. Spirits turpentns
nrin ai fi.N R0sin steady: strained, fiin:
good strained, Sis. Tar firm ~ fi.@ Crude
yiIgln 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-11

BEGIS At ONCE ANp PUSH IT.

Colonel A. y. Andrews and w. c.
Str0nach, of this city. are looking for
building here for use az Confederate
Soldiers Home. Mr.. StrOnach told me to-
day that it was thought best 10 have the
home here aud 10 open IT IN q rather
humble way at first There IL almost
$4,000 available. It il probable that a
building Will be chosen this week. and 1t
VIII be at once rented for this purpose.
News was received here to-day of the
death of DR.. II. G.. Bates, ut Newbcrue. ms
home. He was physician of the Marine
HOspital there
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-11
- Il; =. Cannon, Of Burke county. :. ~.
hankins, Of Danville, delivers the saiuta-
Appoint Denoorats-why Not?

IVVIfespondence OF Tho Hchmonf DfspnI'h'
49,. SCOTLAND NICK, N. G., Juno 10, 1870.
-, The Wilmington and Weldon Railroad
Company have appointed Republican
nhglnnn on the Scotland Neck and Green
vile railroad and II is the source Of much
unfavorable comment by the public along
that line. The people think that inasnuen
az The authorities Of the Wilmington ana
weldon railroad are Democrats they ought
70 appoint Democrats as their employees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-11
A Pension Biu Agreed Upon.
"a, totagrauh 10 the Dlspatch.l

WASHINGTON, June l0.-lhe protracted nego-
tiatious between tho senate aud House, repre-
srnfing differences arising from conflicting
amendments 20 the Morrill, pension bin, were
brought % a successful conclusion to-day by
npal agreement OF the conteuoeS ny the
terms OF tho agreement tho Senate recedes
from its fnsisfAnce upon depeDdentpeosion
feature and the House agrees 70 droD the ser
yice-pensioa provision, leaving the Dill diss-
tiIffy peusion bill
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-11
COLLISION.
Two mcn Scaldcd to Death-Four Injured
More or Less.
In telegraph 10 the nlsnAtch.l

HANNIBAL. Mo, June lO.-A construction
train collided with a freight train on the
~. Louis. keokuk and Northwestern rail
road on a curve about twelve miles south
of here Yesterday and twelve cars were
wrecked Frcmen Arthur Taylor and
Berry Mason were scalded 10 death. En-
gIneer Moss Carver was injured about the
hips and arms. Engineer Fitzpatrick
jumped and escaped with slight injuries.
Conductor Omar Lemons was slightly in
jLred internally and Brakeman Tucker was
seriously hurt An error of Train-Dis-
patcner Davidson, said TO be bis first in
twelve years, caused tho accident. He at
- %. l-.-.
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WASHINGTON.
ADVERSE REPORT ON BILL TO CON-
STRUcT MT. VERNON AVENUE.
various Virginia Petitions Presented, In
Guiding several for Deep Water
at Galveston, Texas.


WASHINGTON. June i0-The House Commit.
fee on Miiiiafy Affairs to-day decided 10 report
adversely on the NJ Vernon avenue project in
NitguiA u viii DO remembered that in tho last
Congress survey Of the proposed routes for this
sgca-e was ordered, and this work was done
anlrr the direction ~ Colonel Harris, of tho
l.Euocr corps Two different routes we're snr-
,l..l. nui very interesting reports Wcro pa1e
G. t.uCfe.s. together with tho estimated coat
Geo frWrs Ncfc large, running up to seven or
eight hundred thousand do.lara Including tho
raas'rlct.on Of the road a0d TIE buying Of the
r.rti 90 WAY.
Iie state q Virginia 10y act Of tho Tcgislsturo
sfo04 conato her claim ~ $4,000 agatu-t
O. Hitfd Ntstes Tor money advanced o. pu. up
i.IItnrs So Washington q the cover, nnent
VOID -arry ont tho NJ Vernon avenue prolpci
r.lrs. itis money will not now be donated
Or f..s 20 th' refusal 81 Tho House Committee
H. r.tHr the hili. To has mover boon
.tfrf hero uai The General Government
r..i. r0as'flc, This avenUc, au1 II the work IL
r.. .r' o. wi! have 20 oc done by the various
Att 0c With private capital n carried out
r. ..-au" could 200 made ono Of LoAlty ana
t-.rc interest, nut Congress viii probably
l.t.r authorize she General Government 10
..lr..,ke tAo work
ILiHioNs rOR rREE COINAGE.
Senator Daniel ,o-Gay presented in tho Senate
Isl r'Iu citizens OF King George and lhsr-
.. Counties asking for the FREQ coinage 81
tf-n petitions aro coming IN from all
...- = o." south and West and faslor Than be-
+... .o House ia-sed The Window Wa an erect
Raieh laa boon orroneousiy labelled q sllvcr
l.rr.-eHtatvo CFerrsu presented in tho
t..." today ile peuU1n ~ b. =. Siaglc VII
.a. N. bakor ana other Ciuzars % Winchester
a...' iUr ihn passage Of laws for tho Dorpetua-
t.- tto national banking system undrr which |
.uon"rs claim Ma, the interests 0f deplsi. |
'.- .a projected ry Government supcryisiou. |
.s' presented the position 81 z. : Van lIorn |
'f-i"o "itor cflcu~ Of happanaurock |
f9i ui g. ". Cr4hiI and others OF Fred.
t4N o.. q "A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-11

lily telegraph 70 the Dispalch.l

PRoyIpE>cR r. l., June I0.--Tho Oriental
Mila assigned 10 samuel Ames to-day. The
corporatiou became embarrassed In May and
committee OF The creditors wac sppo'n'ed, when
cisnt property ~ pay tho debts IN full and leave
a surtius for the Messfs. Reed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-11
BIG OFFER REFUSED
FOR Old Church Property--Accidcntali
shot-lIuscular Christianity
Fats vs.. Leans.
Special telegram 10 tho Dispstcn.I

RUS We Leans.
SPECIAL telegram 10 tho Disps,cn.l
LYscHBURG, Va. Juno 11.-Ths trustees OF tho
First Presbyterian church refused an offer Of
$3.50 per front foot for their old church property
on lower Main street to-day.
a young man named George Thompson, from
Amherst county, was badly wounded this morn
Ing by gun IN the hands 81 . companion.
While coming 70 the city the gun was accident
ally discharged, aud neither ono OF the men
knew II was loaded. and stated that II had not
been used before since rabbit" time.
ADVANCING PRICES.
Prices of all grades Of tobacco arc advancing
this week and two fancy lots Of shipping cold
today for $3.50 aad SCI per hundred
The City Council met this afternoon IN special
session and instructed the City Attorney, In con-
junction with tho city Engineer to condemn
Whatever property was necessary for she ap-
proaches OF the High bridge to be built from
Main street 70 Daniels lin.
PICKED mines OF sOmo OF tho most prominent
members Of tue Young mons Christian Assocta-
tion, to be called The Fstst and "1he LEANS
VIII play match game % base ball here to-mor-
row. Inc president Of the association T. +, Pet
Vlonn, will be ono Of the fats club. $500
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-11
TO SUCCEED CANADAY.

Nebraska eN-CongrcsSnlan to Be SER
geaut-at-Arms Of the senate.
Try telegraph 20 tho Dspa;cn.I
WAsHINGTOS, june l0.--The Republican sena-
t0ral caucus tonight nominated = X. Valentine.
of Nebraska, ~ sareeant-at-arms Of the Senate,
90 succeed ". Z. Canaday, whose resignation
takes effort the 30th instant There wcro forty
one senators present and eight candidates-lO
w.t., Read Of Meiuo. ByinciOn II Connecticut,
Bailey o. Pennsylvania. Dunn Of Delaware.
swords OF lowe, Reed OF Minnesota, Valentine
of NobrG-1a, and wilson Of Montana On tho
nTst ballot bailey Led viii thirteen votes. ON
tho second ballot Valentine was uOmIna'e ed, re-
ceiv.ng tweuty-threc Of the fOUy-Cne votes cast.
The successful candidate Is a lawyer Of West
Point, Nrh.. about G.ty years II age. lie served
three torms IN Congress from that state. retiring
In 1855. since which umo DE las been engaged In
the practice OF his profession.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-11

Tho English Cabinet yesterday decided 20 rely
mainly ON tho cchemo - continue bills from
session to session without redaiaing tho pre-.
yi0n3 stages Owing 10 tho opposition o. tho
ranS ana Ole fhoy Will only call an autumn eo,.
sion In cases Of grgont necessity. A majority %
the momters OF tho Cabinet nre ina favor u
shelving the land-purchCse biz Thoy aro cnn-
ndeni ira. they VIII soon be- ablo 70 pass tlthos
and licensing bills.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-11

"f publican Cancus Decides to Report
ara ObuoNious Measure.

,. Especial telegram 10 mo Dispa,cb.l
y ,Nifuv, June l0.-Although the
"0nuOlicans pretend 20 have har-
l-.- caucus tonight for the cOnsldeTa-
tLo Federal election bill. such was
,he case Boss Reed had 10 make
a. |u, speech. aud II was after IL
before the caucus decided 10 pre-
n A outrageous measure 10 be made up
O.. VI thc Rowell and Lodge bills. II
t..." - depended that it will be vile
C.'e In1 ono which will be specially
.ls % the South. the section at
, f.. lAe biii Is aimed. The plan is 20
r.,....' through the House in ten days, thus
''h 'AsUuici0nt time for argument.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-11
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. Juno il-Flour weag. Wheat
barely stoaiy; 80. red, &c. Corn strong. NJ
mixed. aisc Oats strong and higher, NO. !
mixed. mAc. Pork steady ~ fia0gN. Lard
ghiet A. 500. Bulk-mcgts quiet aui unchanged.
Baron easy; short-clesr Sf.E. Whlskey stoady
al flUs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-11
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

Nsw YORK, Juno lo--The strong temper OF
The stock market AZ the close yesterday was not
carried oyer until this morning. a. London
prices were lover ana theOpcuing 81 the market
wss slightly lower In sympathy. silver lecisla-
ton siill continues 20 be the most important
subject OF Interest Ia Wall street aud the general
rolling ~ that something will be- fono AZ this
session, although the bears try 90 mako eli the
uncertainty possible on that point The dispo-
sliou u, however. on all sides 10 await doani,o
action by the Senate before entering into new
ventures, aud tie market has sunk into tho reg
uiar min-snnmer dulness for the time being.
although ~ a rule there Is no lack Of attendance
~ the board. Dulness usually inYiias A.
tscks by thn trailing element, and selling to-day
Was principally by thaGclass " operators. though
they 10 not let declines 40 far and cover up
quickly upon any sign OF renewed strength In
the market The msrket showed a great lack OF
Interest to-day and only ia Nilisrds, Trusts, and
1ief'iani, CINCINNATI, Chicago aud ST. Louis,
richmond and West POiut. 7 scSswanna, and a
Few spcclslties was there any lie shown. The
early depression disappeared Immediately with
Tue opening saies and strong tone marked
ueallhss m me early morning with Chicago gas
rs the OulY marked exception. Sugar was again
moved up, tina advance being accompanied by
renewed rumors concerning the breaking Of
Spreckelss monopoly on thu Pacific Coast aud
later' when tue price was let OF. there werc ru-
uiois Ut a decision In tho sugar case ny the
Court ot Appeals Tho fluctuations, however,
were 40 evidently tho results Of manipulation,
pure aud simple, tnat they had no eject for
tovd Ut eFu upon the regular lisl. oregon
Unconstitutional and Northern Pacific pre-
terred were features Of the regular list, both
being active aud strong. RcaiinR also came
into prominence let9 in the lay. but IT, move.
ment with those OF Richmond and West Point,
were not specially importance. Tho high
pricos attained during tho forenoon invited
some realization with the hammering hv tho
traders, and the late dealing developed weak
tr tone, with material reactions IN some Of the
iealing stocks. Tho close, however, Was fairly
acuYe hnd generally small fraction better than
mo oporing prices. The final changes are quito
IRREGULAR. but generally In tho direction Of high
pr figures though In all but few casos Tor
small fractions only. Sugar Is up a per cont,
Dat chicago gas Ia on Ia. Northwestern sold
sx-diyidend OF. 3 per cent. for common, ami
&C. Tor preferred. Sales. 10000 shares "
i--ei 91f 5000 shares OF unlisted.
Erentng.-EIchGnge active and strong NJ $50. |
Money Easy; closing offered NJ %. Sub-Trea-
Jury balances-Coin, fi69,Sg3O0O: currency, !
H,4lHWl Governments dull bus steady Tor a.: |
per cents, ~: eX. coupons iO3 bii, ex interest
fnf0 bonds ffttl n1d fa,furplas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-11
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
IRepor,ed for the Dispatch.l


JUEH 10. 1890.
Auction offerings on Change To-day, - pack
ages and two taken In. Highest, as: lowest,
SL2)-aysrRge ti3.25
Interual-reyenue collections: Cigars and cl.
gareites, f73065 +; tobacco, s25l6I2 special tax,
tll1CO-totai, t3.39L85.
Private saes: Filters, 90; wrappers, 20; darks,
i0-total Is bOgshesds.
The market romans strong and active Tor all
desirable grades, with more dark selling than Is
reported. some o. our tobaccO-men have no,
goiton rid Of tho erroneous idea that tho bes.
way 70 advertise Richmond ia To say nothing Of
leading Iranss- tions Ia which respect ws differ
radically from other markets, who gladly herald
what is going on.
Mr.. w. w. Walker Of Henderson, H. C., and
a. y. Anderson, OF Farmyille. were on Change
to-day.