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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-02
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices for Money. Bonds. Stocks Grain,
Tobacco, Cotton, &C., and In Con-
nection Herewith the Wea-
Their Indications.
rpv ,oleeranA 10 Tho pispatch.I

- wAsHIsGTOs, ID. c.. July L-Forocast
for Virginia North Carolina, and South
KAHN lCarolins, thowers. stationary In tenn
wv" persture, except In Central virginia
land on tho North Carolina coast, slightly
warner. southoriy winds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-02
THOMAS N. SWEsNY
Appointed cadet to West Point nv Judge
Waddill aud II. &. Noble Alternate
Especial telegram to the Dispa'ch.l

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. July Congressman
Waadill has appointed Thomas NJ. Sweeny
a cadet 10 West Point from the Third dis
trict and p. II. c. Noble. Dr., alternate /;
both oil Richmond
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-02
Charged with Burning Cotton-0in'
-. t..,n....n Nh 20 fhn Dl.nnfch.l

MONTGOMERY, ALA. July la special 70 tho
s,rrrfis.r from Tsllahas see. Pa, says: william
Thodes. sam Rhodes, Lewis Perry, John Lewis,
To.-pb Crosby, aud William Page, charged WIN
burning Whuos coti0n-gin, have been arrested
and are IA jail
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-02
THE SUNDAY COURT INCIDENT.
Opinions Differ as TO the Legality Of the
CnIored Magisirate's IInc.

uToerespondence Of the Richmond Dispatchl
ALEXANDRA. Va. July l. 1890.
The arrest. trial. and fning of the Allan
tic Association ball-players 10y the negro
magistrate DrummOnd stlil continues the
tonic of conversation. and much laughter
has been caused bv the funny incidents OF
The afternoon. Among the legal fraternity
here opinions differ as 10 the Legality 81
the fine imposed on the Washington and
Worcester PLAYERS. About hall Of the law
vors contend that il was illegally done and
that the higher courts viii not sustain
the magistrate with his fine. Inc
Washington ball people are going to
feht the matter in the courts, aud IL
promises TO be one OF interest.
The grand jury at the next term OF the
County Court for Alexandria county,
which conyenes on Monday next. VIII be
asked To indict Secretary Burket. Of the
Washington club, for carving on pubic
amusement 90 which an admisslon-iee was
charged without q license; and II the IN
dictmcnt is found the arrest and tral OF
the Washingtou's secretary will follow.
TEACHERS rEAMNATIoN.
Professor Richard /. Carue, city super
intcndeni of public schools, this morning
commenced the examination of those
white teachers whose certificates have ex-
pired aud all white persons who desire 20
become teachers m the public schools
here. The examination was held in Wash
iugtOn school building and was on the toll
loving subjects: Reading, writing. geo
graphv. arithmetic. grammar, map-draw-
inc. history of Virginia and the United
states. and the theory and practice Of
teaching. Nearly all the white teachers
here hold professional certificates and will
not be examined until next year. The eN-
animation for c0lOred teachers and Others
viii be held in the came place tomorrow
and the same subjects viii be considered.
TIKI WHITE SULPHUR TRIP.
1t is understood that quite a number OF
the Alexandra city teachers will attend
the coming session of the Virginia Edu-
cational Association at the White SULPHUR
Springs on the sth instant. Among those
who will attend is Alr. Richard J.. Carne,
principal of ST. Johns Academy.
The weather here for the past three or
four days has been very warm. the mercury
PLAYING way up IN the niuetes. 4 storm ~
coming up now, which gives promise Of
cooler weather tonight and tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-02
Barb-wire Works Shut Down.
Inv telagrarh % the plsratcI

ALLENTOWN. Pa, July IA difficulty with the
men caused a shut down today OF the rod-mill
at the Iowa Barb-Wiro WORKS. The men want
the company % place the raiil under she Anal
gams.od Federation Of the Iron and Stoel-Work-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-02


WASHINGTON. y. c.. July 1.-Continuing
disagreement was reported between the
Ssa.c aud House couferrecs on the legisla-
tive. executive. and judicial appropriation
llN. the question being as 90 the pay OF
s.rat1r-' clerks aud committee clerks.
Ih. senate VOted-yeas, - nays, %, -
insist upOn its amendment reducing the
amount OF annual compensation for ses-
sunaud personal clerks 10 $1,000 instead
OF sl.sI0 as IN the original amendment.
A now conference was asked ana new set
of eouierrees appolnted-Messfs Dawes
Plumb. and Cockreu
TIE conference report on the District or
Columbia appropriation bill was disa-
greed fl-yca-. n: NAYS, %. The question
va. I'D the provision TO reduce fares on tho
Washington and Georgetown Railroad
Company. A now conference was ordered.
4 conference was also ordered on the agri-
cultural Oill.
NAScE AGAINST THE ADMISSION or IDAHO.
Tie consideration OF the bill for the
llmns0u of Idaho as "a State was resumed
art Mr Vance addressed tho Senate IN
opposition 70 it. lie opposed II on the
following grounds The preliminary pro-
cIns- lad been unauthouzed by any
i.1. alton; the population OF the lerrl-
tory Was not sufficient 10 entltle IL 10 one
Ton under which II proposed 30 come INTO
Oh. Dion was not il conformity with the
Constitution Of the United States, IN that
j prescribed and DISTINGUISHED men for
'Hcir religious opinion, and that the appor-
toumeu, 0f It's legislative districts was 80
notQuousiy unfair and one-sded that IL
ought not - receive the sanction OF tar
ana honest men IN the Senate.
AZ tie close Of Mr. Yance's speech the
Idaho Dlu Vas passed without the yeas and
nays.
message from the House Of Repre-
sntatiyes announcing that that body had
resolved TO adhere to It's disagreement 10
The Senate amendments TO the Legislative
appropriation bLl having been presented,
bir. Dawes said that the House having de-
cined 20 confer further with the Senate
the only alternative left was either 10 let
tue blll fail or to recede from its amend
ulents. lie moved that the Senate recede.
BLACK GUN AGAINST THUNDER.
The motion gave rise 10 long DISCUS
son, participated III by Messrs. Plumb.
Dawes, Dolph. Vest, and Allison. Finally
sYote was taken, and the Senate BY yeas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-02

WILMINGTON. \. G.. July l-Turpentins
sieady no $50. Rosin stoaly; strained, Sl.Os y :;
good strained. sllls. Tar arm AZ SIlj. Crude
turpentlne nrm; hsrd, ilaJ. yellow dip. $50;
virgin s. CD.
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MARRIAGES.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Married, June 2-'b.
a. ths residence az the brides mother. ~ heY.
William F. Hatcher, Miss CACHE ). COZ riNH
10 Mr. WILLIAM y. RICHMOND, both Of Rich
mOud.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-02

CuicAGO. July 1.-Washngton Park; FIRST
raco-three quarters Of a mile-DOnaletto Won 4.
Miss Hawkins second, Virgin third. Tine
1851.
Second race-one and one sixteenth mills
Barney stone, DR., won; Decor Nave second.
Time $50.
Third rece-one mile-Daisy F. won; English
Lady second, Flyawsy third. Time. Lag.
Fourth race--one mile and a furlong-t atapn
won Business second. Mora Third. llme ~.
rim race-three-quarter milo hoats-lhke
View won: Abilene second, Ecstacy thlrd.
Time. i:l5 Second heat-Lske View won; ADJ
leue second, Susie so third. Time, lt.
sixth race-extra dead three-quarter milo
heats-Ftr-t heat-Msrchma won Clark second,
Bettna third. Time. l.lih. Second heat
Braudolette won Clark second. Aarchma thrd.
Time, I.l5M Third -iirandolette Non
Marchma second. lime, l:l7is.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-02

London. however, continues % be buyer q
limited extent. aud the foreign purchases 10 tho
past few days have been sufficient O. nave some
effect upon sterling exchange rates while me
attendance 10th 40 the board and az brokers'
Offices has shrunk % the smallest proportions.
The professionals alone seem 20 have any active
interest I'M Che market, and that Is directed 10
recOupng former short sales.
TODAY there Was a langud interest in Now
Englsnd, Lackawsnna, s. Paul, and the trusts,
with special movements in Pullman, Pa'ihc
Mail, Hooking Valley, and Edison General
Electric.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-02
eAlr ,mORE STOCK MARKET
RICHMOND STOCK ExcHANGr.

BLIYTsORR. July 1.-Ylrglnia Dee 3S
Baltimore and Ohio stock. lOsal07; consolidated
gas bonds, ia; DO. stock, 52a.2s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-02
A Liyery-stabie Burned.

BALTIMORE, July 1.-The livery stable Of
Griffin 4 Macon, on north Eutaw street. was
burned to-day. with large part Of its contents.
The loss was 600, 200: insured Tor $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-02
Bargains for July
THALHIMER BROS,

We are rushing goods GU, rapidly 81 the cor,
nor Of Fifih aud Broad, Gni no sonder al ~
when you see tne prices that move them.
SUMNER GOODS must be sold-none 70 bs
kept on hand or held In reserve.
Our entire tine q WASH GOODS. In tho prs.
ties; Effects, are offered to you al roaased ngUrss
10 induce you to purchase them.
A mammoth stock iA-ysri-viis SWISS
FLouSCISGs and ENBRoIDERIEs, in the
prettiest patterns md beat grades. TO b sold
during Tits month AZ sres,Iy-reducei nsures--
FAR belos sha. you will pay elsewhere
Fifty pieces ALL~sILK DRAPERY NETS saA
FLoUsCISGs will b sold a. great Reduction
in prices. Tho goods are tho best. sad me
prices very much under value.
Dous TOOL your time away In tais hot weather
looking around for bargains Cone at once 10
our place end be well pleased.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-02

TUESDAY. July !, 1890
suEs-FfRsr BOARD. LOO Virginia pc, new.
az 69t5: 1,s00 Richmond city - 20 100
virginia consOi lO-i0s arc called with July cou-
p0n5 on.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-02
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, July The STOCK market to-day
differed from those Of the past few days only in
10 greater degree OF dulness, the usual slight
fluctuations being in an upward direction, and
in that measure giving comfort to the bulls. Tho
indisposition 20 trade was never moro pro
nounced on both sides Of the account but the
general expectation Of substantial upward
movement after .Se holidays induces desire 10
cover among the lighter shorts. 70 which tho
strength OF the market Is mostly due.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-02
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. July I, 1891

OFFERINGS.
WHsAr.-e,ij2 bushels.
CORN. --l.a0 bushels.
OArS.-2000 bushels.
SALES REPORTED 70 SECRETARY.
WHEAr.-Mi1ed, 20 bushels prime at 9Oc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-02

wsquots: Fins. saJOasl7S. supsrnas. s.7js
t3.2;. sx.ra. sLs)sil75 family, sissASl psiea'
family, county, l.T5Asl25
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-02
Three More shakes In California.
fHv fslograpn IN tina DisDafch1


SANTA Rosa. CAL. July Three shocks OF
earth quake were fell here yesterday. They we're
n1t 50 severe AZ those OF sunday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-02
THE TURF.
Yesterdays Leading Events on the Coun-
try's Various Race-Courses.
fRy telegraph % the Disps'cn.l

fRy telegraph % the Disps'cn.l
NEW YORK, July l.-sheepshead Bay-Hirsi
race. futurity course-PhrniX won; 'Glorg Sc
coud, Ban Cloche and Druidess dead heat for
third. Time. l:l0h.
Second race--one mile and furlong-Beli' %
Nantura colt won: Miss Belle y. second, Vat
terson third. Time, l:jj 40.
Third race-one mile and a furlong-iuy GRAY
won: Sorrento second. Barrlsler third. Itne'
l:5f Is
Fourth race-one mile and three siNteentis-
Fon won: Wilfred second, Cas,swsy ii. third.
Time 2.0i %
Fifth race-futurity course-Lori Harry v)u
Evangellne second. Naiagorda llIy third, Tine,
I.ig 10
sixth race-One mile and quarter, on tnri-
Admiral won LiSlo Jim second, Barristcr Ihrd.
Time. 200 Is.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-02

NEW YORK. July l.-some sixty persons who
~trtock OF ics-cream obtained from ID. Brink
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-02

The WEATHER IN RICHMOND YEsrERDAY was
clear with the temperature about the same as
the day previous.
Range Of Thermometer a. the front door o. the
Dispdfch once Yesterday:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-02
EVENING SESSION.

At the evening session of the House Mr.
Peters. of Kansas, presided. Time was de
voted entirely to speeches on the election
bill. 4 vote was not reached on Tucker ;
amendment. The speakers were Dockery.
Kilsore. Kelley of Kansas Turner of New
York. Sweeney OF Iowa. Hooker Of Missis-
sippi. Mudd of Maryland, and Carleton Of
Georgia.
The House adjourned at ILLS p. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-02

CBy Anglo-Afnerican cable to tho Dispatohl
LONDON. July Tho striking employees A.
tho Leeds Gas- Works had a serious conflict TO-
day win n force ~ policemen who were en-
dray0ring % prevent disorder The strikers
used stones, stirks, and bottles A. weapons, aui
the officers were iudis-rimiuate In the uao ~
their baions, and many on both sides were in-
iurel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-02
.SILV ERWARE.
GLOVES AND MlrT>


kinds and lengths. The prices are low
er. No reason other than It's closing
time with uS
Black or Colored silk Gloves for Toe.
pair,
Ladies kid Gauntlets for 81 n pair
Iecsburg manufacture
S-Buiton Length Blauiz hld Gloves,
7jc. from 9fc.
Black silk Mitts, l2ic. from l9c.
3sc. from l9c.
4jc. for India
that were 7Jc. Can't talk OF SILkNI
the hundreds of pieces OF
Silks today -
Down Feather Open
Japan Japan Fans Fans for /, ., and NN0'
&c. t----------'
silk aud Gauzo Fans all reduced
prices.
MarechaI Neil Soap, IN long bars, for
he.
Oakley's sachct Powders, in yials, for
&C.:
Queen Of the Toilet Skin Beautiher IA
remedy iot sgn-burn, tan, ireckles,
etc }, Csc.
Lubin's Extracts. &c.
Ayers Recamier Powder, BE.
A large lot OF Fine Adams and Toilet
Cases 60 on centre counter for half
value.
Pot Pourd Soap, Sc.
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BALTIMORE.


BALTIMORE. July Cotton firm: middling,
i2iral2Ac. Flour steady; ll0Wari-street nni
western super. fll2..O. 60 extra, t@ljntLsJ; 90.
family, tt.l5atl15: cry mills, clio brands, eA-
ira, SiGlaiLsJ. winter wheat patent fa}h I'D ;
spring DO. do, staS5.f0: 90. DO, straight. SILVA
$3.50; DO. DO extra, SiaiL5. MheN-0ouihern
active; nea. warm, ani Inferior, s3asO'.; gar
licky and tough. -3a-Jc.; f4ir, good, ana pfifnr'
stable; faltz, SisFlc. longneTy' Save. no
2 Huac; steamer NO. =, req, e0Hti Wesloih
strong: no. winter red. spot, slassisc.: july,
e91s9hc.: August sfas34c.; september, 7''ac.
biz. COrn-SOuihcrn strong white. 4aihc., yei-
low, Sc western firm mixed, spot, A.
az 81. ; July, 81 alI .c. steamer dhac 'Als
fairly active: uuCradod southern ami Penusyi-
vauia, g2a. 80: TO- western whi-c, 35G33c., do.
do. mixed 3ia3ir.. gruird no white, 30 30.
Rye steady. choice. 3 aljr.. prime, J-aa4t
good tO tar, islfUc. Nay-fume % choice umO-
thy. 3li.tOsSlAo0. Provisions steady, mcis-pofk,
old, 3l21j, new 1880; oulk-mrais, loose shout
dors. -. l0ng-clear aud cloW-riu sides, th' Ni-
garcurcd shoIlicrs. 6qa6&c.; sussr-curod
smoked shoulders, &c; mans. small ID "a
l4ac., largo Halle. inrl. reinod, nc. crude,
Gc. Butter lrm try, fancy, l3hal5r.; DO.
fair fO rhoice. l4'. 90 Imitation, iOallc.; laiIe,
fancy, Doe. 10. COOL % choice, save; store
packed. Gasc. Eggs QUOT 20 att 4aljc. C01ee
dull. kiO cBryOc-, fair, 1910 sugar steady
grauuiated, &C.. Copper fairly active, renn'd,
ljolJfc Whiskey drln, good demand az tl-ln.
Freights 20 Liverpool per stoamor quief; cotton,
20i Hour, Ia 3d.; grain, "a. Cork. Tor ORDERS
8s.al. salcs-Nheai, l.UCy0 bushels, corn,
l..g.O bushels.
ST. LOUIS
ST. Lows. July i.-tlour firm; family. $40;
choice, {1sOas pa.en 20 fLjlafL1A Mheat-
40 o. cash. 50 g.: July. 20 &C.: August slit-;
September s64c bid December, sJc Corn
No p cash SO aa3. &C.. July. 81. .a34c.: August,
83tc: September f3 a3lc. Oats dull; No, 2,
cash, 9s'sc. bid August = 4ag &C.: september.
21.c Nhiskey steady 81 l0a Provisions lrm
but quie.
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, \. C.. July l.-Turpenuns
steadv at $50 Resin stoa1y. strained. $40, y +;
good strained. slllb. Tar hrm At SIS. Crude
turpentne firm hard, ill.,. yellow dip, $50;
virgin. $3.50.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Reported for tho Dispstchl
July MARKET quiet. Prime, 6Hc extra
prime. 6ic: fancy. - common, Ease. factory
hand picked 6kaS4c.
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19'(oFE!N,'
COMPANY
SIS
SUMMER SALE IS TAKING PLACE.

SUMMER SAlE ID lAhlNt lLAib.
10 would he scat courtesy to yon To
parade motive for selling cheap that
touches our private interest without re-
ducing the prices Whether the stock
is too large or too small-what caro-
You? You look 10 styles, qualities. and
prices Our goods controlling power
makes low prices possible. The present
conditions mako IL desirable 10 create
prices that will move many thousand
dollars worth Of merchandise, and 80
We are doing it by price-powcr. that's
all.
The prices we dropped from were
moderate-Often extraordinarily cheap
In many instances the reduction is TO
one half.
Silk Tissues for wells or trimming hats
Black, White, Light-Blus, and
Cameo-l2lc-fro 35c.
Double and Twisted Black Cashmere
Dress Net iS-inch most superior
in point OF wear-5Cc from 81. 10:
A French make OF fine Mesh Silk
Net was reduced from Sl.l0 to
6jc. Had 20 pieces slow.footed in
the race Of selling. II goes 10 35c.
Finer silk Net reduced from S}.oo to
$40,
Good imitation of Silk English, PC. q
yard. from lSc.
The reductions here arc not or
catch-penny article only. They extend
from halr-pin 20 an elephant. The
cheaper grades or the finest. The stock
is most complete and has 10 be reduced.
Nou SEQ enough
to fiji u good-size UAMBURGS
storeroom.
Swiss Embroidery,
T. inches wide, from ~ 70 Toe.
Q inch, not quite SO fine, for 9c. /;
81 inches wide, Sc. from &c. :
27-inch Flouncing. SOC. from &c E;
With Pleatod Embroidered Tlounce,
7jc. from Sl.35.
All kinds of the handsomest En-
broideries at such special prices.
There are no inflated values given.
From" means our former selling
prices.
Swiss Lisle ladies' Crochet Vests. 45c.
from SIC. another lot N-neck, Boo.
'-~---'-'-' A lot Of Breastpins and
IEWELRYI Ear-Rings, Be. from
- 25e;
GIT or Silyered Bracelets, &c. from
l9c.;
German-Silver Thimhles, &c. from &c.
usual value lOc.)
--''-----'-'-'----'----- On every dol
SlLVERWARE. lars worth you
buy We return you
-~-~s-uy-----y---s-su---
,'--''----'--a'-'-'--''--1 The finest English
CITTTpy steel Kniyesaud Forks,
w "i'"i with real India ivory
l-------.-,----------lh handles, $3.50 dozen.
usual price Sl2;
Rogers Sliycr-Plated Forks, -
dozen
Rogers Silver. Plated Teaspoons, Sl.i9
dozen
Gentlemcn's Outing Flannel Office Goats
and Vests shall he sold for ,Jc. the
WING cost as much
The soc. Unbleachcd Jean Drawers arc
BE
soc Unlaundered Shirts. 31c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-02
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK

NEW YORK, July 1.--Cotton hrm; sales, q
bales; uplands, l2c.: Orleans. II }-l6c.; net re-
coipts, 30j bales: exports 90 Great Ri ain, iol.
bales 10 France, Il bales; stock, l.0,23 bales
Southern four quiet and firm. Wheat active.
chiefly for export; No red 9ic. IN elevator !:
options closed firm No. ? red, July, qiac. Au-
gust 93t,c.: September. % &C.. October, el C..
Corn steady: No. >, llLc. In elevator options
more active and stronger July. Nac.; August,
4ff4c.; september. 42hc. os.s frm; options
lrmer aud quiet: July, &C.: August. 3itc :
September. 81 TO-. No. SPOT 3i43jc. mixed
western. 32a3lc. Hops quiet C0fee-Options
closed steady: July, 1870. August tlha0nSlo 81 /.
september. kl60i: spot kio dull but steady; fair
cargoes. $50 Sugar-Raw more active and
steady: fair refining, &c. centrfugsls, 9s-test,
SIC. refined steady and In moderate demand
MOlasses-tOrelgn nominal. New Orleans quiet
Rice fair; demand steady. Petroleum steady
COtton-seed oil tuli Rosiu steady. Turpentine
dun. Wool steady and quiet Pork quiet
Beef firm. Beet hams quiet lierced beef firm.
Cut-moas Arm. Lard strong OU' quiet; wost-
ern steam, s. bid city. $500: opuou--July,
$3.50 asked; August, fill asked; Septcmter.
si22 asked. Freights steady; Cotton 8-l-d;
grain, %.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. July Cash quotations were: Flour
dun aud unchanged. No. spring gheai, a
s1t4c.: No. 2red, S1as7hc No. corn, q &c. No.
2osts. g1ltc. Ness-pOrk, sl2. Lard, fjb5ait.i2
Short-ribs. FLo5a$5. Shoulders, S5llsf5.21 Short
clear. 535asA4o. Whisky. sL09
Inc Loading futures ranged a. follows.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-02

PORT OF RICnMOND July /, 1890
ARsIvED
steamer Ariel, Deyo, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers.
SAILED.
steamship Oh Dominion, Couch. New YORK,
morchandise aud passengers; Georg, W. Alien
ste,mer Gun Stream. Hines. Philadelphia.
merchandise and passengers, !. w. AcCarricz.
Schgoner John 5. Beachdn, CHM. Saco, pig
iron, j. \. Gordon, agent; vessel, Curtis & Psr-
kerr
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, VA. JULYi, $780,
lBy Telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Stella, Norfolk. to load meridian
disc,
SAILED
Steamship Pedro, Liverpool. merchandise.
schooner MABEL jordan. Bangor. coal.
Schooner job II. jackson. Portsmouth, coal
Schooner Napoleon boughton, New London,
coal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-02

Pullman lost SOME 81 IA last Saturdays sud
den rlso and the sugar-refnerles shaded Oh
slowly IN the faco Of the strength OF tho general
list while the only sharp advance was IN Hook
ing Wiley. most Of which advance was lost,
however, towards the close, leaving The net gain
only Z por cont Pullman is on u, Pscinc
Mail ", ani sugar :. sales, 5000 shares OF
li-ioi and $4,000 shares r unlisted
EufninL-Exchange quiet and heavy at 49, a
a.. Money clos. af 3aS closing offered 90 ,.
suD-Tressury bsllnces-Coin. SlG','5.CC0. cur
rencv. 81 200 Governments dull rut steaIy
for as: per cents, II 70 tx. coupons. lOj bid,
ex interest state bonds duh but nru.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-02

No cure-all or untried remedy will cure
ss does simmons Liver Regulator.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-02

Don't suffer from dyspepsia. Take Sim
mons Liver Regulator. 1t always cures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-02
FREIGHT RATES TO BE ADVANCED.

The news OF the day was In the main favorable
and 10 IS settled that freight ratios in the West.
Northwest and Southwest will BE- advanced to-
morrow, while early action upon tho dressed
beef question IL expected on the part Of the Cen
trsl Traffic Association.
There was no freak In the strong front pre-
scented by the market until Just toward The close,
whom Pacific Mail vas railed down and almost
everything traded I'm yielded slightly, making
tho close duh but heavy 40 Insignificant changes
from last nights figures "a arule.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-02

Cotton REPORT
Market firm.
oUorkrros.
MfrDLINg, Nkc.
Low hiDDLfsG. 10tc.
GOOD ORDINARY, l0c.