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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-30
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW WORK


NEW YORK. April.2a-Cotton dull no sales to-
day; uplands, Il l5-l6c. Orleans, IKE. net
receipts to-day, 4.0l2 bales; exports-tO Great
Britain. asa bales 10 France, Sg3 bales; STOCK,
254,673 bales. Southern -four heavy. Wheat dull,
closing steady options moderately active aud
lower No. red, g5Hc IN elevator; April, 96kc. !:
May. 95Ac.: June, gs7ic. Corn active, free OFFER
ings, and lower No. ,, 391S aS9%c. options more
active. 'sa3sc. down, and steady: May, 39Ac. !;
June, 3gAc. July, 43c. Oats weak and active !;
options moderately active, &c. down. and stosdy;
May, S0xc. June, sac. Hops dull and steady.
CoiIee-Options closed weak and 20s30 points
down: April. 1856; May. SIC. 55ssl665: June.
l640atl6.50; spot Rio dun and nominal; fair
cargOes 20c. sUgar-Raw steady aud quiet fair
refining. 5a5 1-l6c; celtrifugas, 96-test 9ibc. !;
refined quiet and easier. Aolasses-Foreign
easy; New Orleans firn and active; common
10 fancy, 3la45c. Rice firm and active. Petr0-
leum steady. Cotton-seed oil strong; crude, 33c.
Rosin firm: strained, common 10 good, 81. l0a
si45. Turpentlne dull and lower at 3shc. Pork
strong. Beef firm extra mess, s7.s5as7.50 Beef
hams strong at sl6 1ierced beef dull; city
ex,ra India mess, sl2 50asls. Miidles firm. Lard
quiet and easy: western steam, $3.50; city
steam, $3.50; May. s6.45 bid; June, j6.55 bid.
freights firm; cotton, IS 3-Sgd.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. April 29-Cash quotations were ::
Flour dull and unchanged. No. spring wheat,
6sAc. No. red, es&assasc. No. 2 corn, 32i.c.
No. oats, 2ii4c. Msss-pork, ti2S5. Lard. $500.
Shortcuts, SaDasa2A shoulders, S5asa2 IS
sh0rt-clear, s5.6Oaia6a Whiskey, sLO2
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Then are Bought Ri6ht,
Tney are Sold Right.

Many q complaint of they are
running trade by selling at these
prices. The prices are belittled. but a
recompense comes in through the back
door TO this store aud TO this city. The
steady and sturdy growth everywhere
since tho Inauguration of this house
proves il beyond dispute.
The Southern SiR,. a paper devoted
to the interests of Richmond, in it, issue
under date OF the 2sth instant, among
other eulogistic talk over this store says t.
John Wanamaker has done for
Philadelphia what Stewart did for New
York, and has created bazaar which IN
itself is a complex kingdom. What
Stewart and Wauamnker have done Tor
the two great commercial marts OF
America The Cohen Company OF Rich
mond are doing for the people OF Nir-
gina.
Every sale that is made here pats
money into your pocket and LAYS q new
germ for future prosperity. We have
not reached the climax of all that Is Ia
be done here. Your support aud our
word Tor the balance.
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THE BRIDGE IN DOUBT.
An Exciting md Spirited Campaign
Protest at the Election.

Especial telegram 20 tho Dlspatch.l
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, April 2a.-The election
on the bridge question was held to-day, and
with the exception Of several little fisticuffs
passed Of quietly. The vote was a. follows:
Lover ward, go sgsinst and I57 for the bridge
Upper ward, 90 against and GJe for: majority
for the bridge, i2L The freehold vote will not
DO counted for two days, and though the popu-
lar vote " IN favor Of the bridge, they have to
get majority 81 the freehold vote, which IL
claimed by both partics. Hence the question
voted on to-day Is siill IN doubt and viii not DO
known until Thursday. The contest over TITS
question h&a been exciting and spirited. The
opponents Of the bridge made their main hght
on the freehold vote, which they claimed. and IL
this Is 40 tho question IS defeated. Tho whole
community viii 40 doubt rejoice that the cleo
ton "a over.
A PROTEST.
just befort the polls closed Messrs. O. W.
Wooten, william T. King. }. d. Ray. ana john
Griffin in the Lower ward, and Messrs. g. T.
Hunter, James Gollihorn. John Allison, ana W.
h. lhomae, 81, Ia the Upper ward, all oppO-
neDts ~ the bridge at tho upper site o. roc0m-
mcuded by the committee, presented their bei-
lots win The Following protest, their names Do
Ing signed 10 ~:
" / endorse this ballot with my nBmo undcr
protest and object most earnestly TO any pro-
vision Of law that requires me o disclose how
/ vote IN ms election as euch eDdorsation oOes,
believing as do, tnat such requirement OF tho
law dopriyes me Of the constitutional right aud
franchise OF a secret BALLOT
1his protesi was the result ~ every voter be-
inc required 10 endorse his name on his ballot
before depositing It.
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TICKS.

plated on white metal. 49c. set of
half q dozen.
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THE SOUTH SIDE.
Ovorbcy's Murdcrer-Atlsntic and Dan
vile Railroad Bonds Issued.

OVorbcy's Murdcrer-AtIantic and Dan
Vile Railroad Bonds Issued.
Correspondence Of tho Richmond DispntchI
CHASE CITY, Va. April p 1890
John Phillips, tho murderer OF Captain X. G.
Oyeibey, Was arraigned before the County Court
and elected 70 DO tried In the Circuit Court,
which conyones the 9Th Of MAY. lie was sent
back under quart 20 tho ieil Of Petersburg for
safe confinement John Twin viii also 10 tired
~ the same term ~ accessory Hhor the iact.
There was another attempt 20 lynch Phillips,
but ne was not found H. Jail.
DR.. John J. BOswcll, of your city. Is hore ana
has purchased q lot aud expects 10 erect pri-
vats residence for himself His return VIII he
Riaily welcomed ~ tue community.
Several real esinte transfers have recently oc-
cured here, and the attraction % the town ~ n
business ana residence pace appear 70 Increase
in importance In the appreciation OF outsiders.
PROTECTED s4NITADIUM.
project Is on foot 20 purchase a lot and soue
minorni-Wator property hero by n number OF
capitalists n erect q largo hotel and establish
Oil all-thc- ycar-rOund snnita'ium. for which IA
place on account OF its elevation aui hcAltilfui-
ness is 90 well adapted.
The Board Of SUPERVISORS meet to-day - Issue
the bonds OF the county 70 tho Atlantic and Dan
villo railroad 81 per cent Tho aggregate
amount is fijO,00j: time forty year..
Cards Of invitation are ont for the marriage On
the 2qth instant OF Miss Angela Cli1wood Oak
ley, OF New York. 10 Mr.. Charles Lipplrcoit
Poison. at the White House, near Buffalo Liihia
SPRING.
FARMING MATTERS.
Tho farmers all over tho county report great
damage 20 tobacco plants from bugs aLd the ny.
There viii doubtless be su1icieucy, but the
crop VIII he late.
Alliances ere on tho increase, and the planters
say that from eight 30 ten dollars per ton are
saved by them on purchases 81 guanos ~ their
connection with tho organization.
A large qanti'y Of artificial fertilizers was de-
ltyerod AZ Ihls depot yestor! lay, and prepara-
lions for q largo crop Of tobacco wore made j.
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rHr RICHMOND DIspATCH-wEDNEsDAY. APRIL 80 $780,

sides, &c. sngar-picslcd shoulders. 6kc.; SUI
gar.cured SMOKED shoulders. 7Hc- Hams, large,
l .os. small. flaaigXc Lard, refined. Iltc.:
,,aausue, baaskc. Butter active; western isile,
IKE; Creamery, igasDc. Eggs weak; western,
lskc. Coffee dun ana very quiet Rio cargoes.
ihit, I'VE sugar steady; SOFT 6hc "COPPER"
gust refined, l2sai3c. Whisky arm ~ tLVsa
I'LL; ,, freishts to Liverpool per steamer unii
co..on. iOc.; 1our per ton IN sacks, OsasSe
grain per bnshei. a. Cork, for orders, 2s.a6d;
bushels.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LouT,. April 9s.-Fioar very dun and nm
changed. Wheat duh; options lower; No red
casu' SAaSAc May closed az bohc june
SIC. sssed; July, s3kaSsc. Corn larry az
i've; No. mixed. cash, 90sNAc.: May closed NJ
9tc'' June, 29Hc. bid; July aOasOhc.; Augusi,
$3.50. .sebtcmber, SI,sc. asked. Oats lower and
Sow; NO. = cash, a5as5kc-; May, 2ic asked
July, S3'ic bid. Whisky, sl.Os Provisions
very dnll; nothing OF Importance done. fors
held AZ tl3af1a.5 Lard-Prime steam nominal
ct sG0A. Boxed meats-Hsrdly any demand
quotations nominal.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, April 2a.-FIour Grn. whest bare
~ steady aud quiet: 40. : rcd. s9a9Jc. Corn III
fair demand and firm: No. mixed, &c. oats
nrm; NO. Mixed esA&lAc. fork Ia heh.
deInano and lower az $780, Laru ac.ye anu
lower az Sa6iaiAG7E. BuiS-meats oareIy steady
Bacon steady and In moderate demand. WIS
key steady AZ SLO2.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTUREs
NEW YoRE, April 2a.-Coiton-Net receipts,
i,0@9 bales; gross receipts. J,6l7 bales. Futures
closed steady saes. l2i 900 bales; April. slI.sis
sli.s5; May, ili.SGssil.si; June, slLS'as!l.Ss;
July. fii..Sasil. 70: August, SiI.s6: September,
fll.29aili:D: Oc,oter, si1slssi9s2: November.
Sll6easl0 5}: December, sl0.9oaSll6l; January,
SiO.6lasl0G3: February, sl0.65ssll67.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
fRerortod for tho Dispa,chj
APRIL 22-Marke. quiet and firm. No trans
actions reported. Primo, &c; extra prime,
&c; fancy. C.: common, ea3bc.; shellod,
3aic.. factory hand picked. 0a7Nc-
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TWO OLD OARKlES.
One OF Whom Nursed the Mother of n
Man of Eighty-One.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispsichl
LYECHBURG, VA. April 29.-The two Oldest
persons in this city are two colorod women
named Bradford. The Oldest is one hundred
and ten and tho other one hundred and four.
They were born aud raised near Rustburg
Campbell county. Mary, the Oldest was born
in 1880 ana never had a spell Of sickness IN her
life and she Is now quii5 active and does not
wear glasses. she nursed the mother OF IN.
Thomas L. Walker. and he himself is now
eighty-one years old. She IS very Interesting 10
conversation and has a very retentve memory
TIE several children left orphans by the
drowning OF Thomas llll and wife some iime
ago at Bald Eagle dam have been brought nero
and placed IN the Miller Orphan Asylum, Wnere
tney viii be we'll cared for.
An English syndicate to-day bought the entire
property OF tho Land improvement Company OF
Pulaski. The price paid Is said TO be S5OJOoO. \
Richmond syndicate also bought f25,tVO worth oil
lots Ground will DO broken there tomorrow
for a now tWenty-tOn furnace
great many valuable horses have died here
lately. and IL Is thought some epidemic has got
ten among them.
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DELINQUENT TANES.
DELINQUENT TAX NOTICE.
OFFICE OF COLLECTOR or DEIISoUsST T ,a0o
A r..-llh

oPF!cB OF COLLECTOR or DELINQUENT TAXES,
RICHMOND, VA, April 5, 1890 }
BY an ordinance Of tbs city It IS required that
notice shall DO given In all the daily newspapers
usdsr the direction OF tho Com nttee on W., ~
that the LIST OF DELINQUENT TAXES On
REAL ESTATE for the preceding year win 90
published In one or moro daily papeie, ana slso
the time and place OF sale OF said delinquent
real estate.
In accordance with the above, notice Is hereby
given that the said list will be published Ia tne
StatSon SATURDAY the 18th day OF April, anu
on SATURDAY the 50 day OF May, lsyl o,..
The sale will take place In front OF inc WY
Hall, on Broad street between Ninth and TENN
streets, between the hours Of i2 O'Clock NJ. ana
O'Clock p NJ. on MONDAY the 9Th day oil May
1890
All persons who do not wish 70 have tneir pro-
perry advertised and sold must pay on or peiofe
the 18Th OF April. JOHN A. MEANLEl,
Collector OF Delinquent Taxes
ap 6-eodtMy4
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTUREs

IIIITTIl IU'I IVI ITO ~ T9'0I1'I
April @-Market quiet and firm. No trans
actions reported. Primo, SIC; extra prime,
6isc. fancy. C; common, Sa3hc; shellod,
3aic. factory hand picked. ta7Nc-
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, April 2a-Cotton firm. middling.
il7sc. Flour quiet; Hovard-sireet and western
super, s2a$20; do. extra, x2.75asa7s. do DO.
family. staii.oO; city mills. Rio brands, extra,
S.SasAos WINTER wheat patent s4.75as5.ss
IS; do. do, extra, tAloasL50. Wheat-southern
arm: Fuit., Nagsc longberry, saa95c. No \:
s5a9okc. ;.stsamer No. red, soc. western dull
and esiy; 10 winter 1n, red spot sixc April,
fairly active: white, 45al7c; yellow. 4la49c:
western WEAK 81, mixed spot tisllIc. April, ala
axe; May. sAassAc. June, sskaxEc. July.
ss4e. August Isl, 4eostosc steamer, nc asked.
MIA, Soa3ic. western white, 4c vsstsru mixed,
sisssc. graded No. awhise. a3c. Rye quist prime
TO choice. eoasss; Hay steady; prIins 70 cnolco
timothy; Ns - ~ provisions active. Ness
Anoulders-uooseb sac ioug. cissr ana olesrzip
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A quarter
II u II bred
Heavy Silk
T. IN broi
derry and
Fringe, full
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YNHE TOWER,
Il JULIUS sycrr a SON. Propristors

julius SnCLE n BON, froVficoWs
In consequence OF the immense rush AZ our
store on Monday and Tussday great many OF
our customers could no. he Accommodated. con-
seqd"utly We have determined to continue Tor
Bargains a. advertised IN last sundays Dispatch,
with great many others which We have added
70 the list
You should not fail to get one Of those nne
BLACK ATWOOD ChallIes at i0c.--they sell every
whore st 10 &c.
We also have tho same quality In Solid Colors-
Tan, Pink, Blue, ncliorope, Old Rose. &C.
These goods are n great bargain at iOc.
we nave lnst received smother case o. s ,n0se
nne satseens In short lengths 70 be sold az ehc.-
the regular price IS 1875. .hs styles are beanu-
iul. Also Solid Black ~ same price.
Another case Of those nice Checked Muslins ~
3kc;
/ case fne ChecScd Musilns in Remnants at Sc. (;
case Of lae White India Muslin remnants at
Sc
large lot Of Remnsnis OF Dress Goods In all
the now spring shades at Just me half me regu-
lar price. These goods are All new and desra.
bic. II vow noed dress for a miss or child
don't fail 20 see The remnant counter.
20 White Lace Psrasols at si-the original price
$3.50;
LOT Of White Spreads, slightly soIled, otherwise
100 nne White Spreads at 81, which We have been
selling atfl2j:
90 White Spreads at 62Hc., which we have been
selling az SO:
80 White Spreads at sc. worth 6s8c.:
100 hne Black Jerseys, plain front, coat back,
A.. worth 55c.;
100 tine Black Jerseys, pleatsi front, coat back,
jOc. worth 81.
A large assortment Of Chidren's Misses, and
Ladies' Refers
One hundred rolls OF Mating OF the very best
make ~ prices which will astonish you. II you
need Mating call and see ours before you buy.
Lace Cnrtane.-Ihe largest assortment IN the
city aud the designs are beautiful, al new and
artistic, prices from Sic. TO BIS a window.
Wndow-Shades, all complete with spring
rollers, st2ic.
one lot Of our b0,. shades with Fringe, which
are slightly damaged, will be sold at sc. big
bargain.
To our Dress Goods stock has been added a
great many new shades IN 1ne, nice material
suitable for spring aud summer wear Chins
Silks Surahs IN PiGiD, Plaid, and Striped, and,
In fact. everything 70 please the eye can be
found stTno Tower
Another lot OF those cheap Ribbons just re-
ceiyed. aud the Hamburg kdengs and lnsort-
ings IN lengths from % ~ yards. what bar
gains they are. ASK 10 see them.
TIE TOWER,
JULIUS SICLE q son, Proprietors,
corner Second and Broad streets.
zap 3J-2t
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

APRIL %, 1890.
only a few packages were offered on Change
to-day and al hut four wore taken in.
Ipternal-revenue collections: Cigars and cIga
rettes, ss725O; tobacco, s3,559.4s; special tax.
N,i0is0-total, t5,9}l11
Private sales reported to-day: Filters. 4s;
smokers, 5: cutters, 5; wrappers, 10; darks, 80
total. lOl hogsheads
Market very firm on any desirable grade OF
Misunderstanding Original sampling has been
light DARK tobacco nrmer, with better feeling
AMI rather stronger prices to-day.
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HOUSEWARE

DEPARTMENT is doing some wonderful
work. The attractions here alone re-
pay miles Of travel. Here are few oil
the price samples:
Porcelain China lce-Cream Saucers,
pc. per dozen;
Scalloped Decorated Salad Bowls, CsrlS-
bad china, at $50. each
India China After-Dinner Cups and Sau-
GERS, 29c. pair;
3.piece Dressing Case Toilet Sets, hand
somely decorated, at Sl.23 per set
Artistic Persian Vases at Sl.23 each,
value 81. 80;
French China Ice-Cream Sets, gold band
and artistically decorated, IL sau-
GERS and dish, at 81. SO per set;
Imported Chocolate Pitchers at S223;
Yellow Baking Dishes, &c.
6 CRYSTAL Goblets for lOc.
Rutter-Dlshes and Cover for Be-.
CRYSTAL Wine Glassee at lc. each;
Pretty Rose-Jars at sc. each
Frosted Custard Cups, cut bottoms,
sI.16 per dozen, value 50;
Cut EggCups, $50. per dozen, worth
Sl.Jv - 4,
4-ounce Cologne Bottles, gold decorated.
at 12c.
Beautiful Water Bottles cut, at 47c. !;
CRYSTAL Berry Saucers, lc. each;
Molasses Can, nickel top, ut &c.
9-inch Pie. Plates. lie. each;
Scalloped Cake Moulds, made OF heavy
polished block tin, large size, 35c.
each;
l-quart Sprinklers, &c.,;
2-quart, l2c. /;
Wash-Boilers, large size, zoe.
Block-Tin Pans, lc.
Sauce Pans, quarts, &C.;
G-Mould Muffin Frames, &c. !;
Doyer's Egg Whips, he. /;
10-auart Dish-Pans, Sc.
4-qaart Covered Buckets. &c.
Nickel Plated Cuspadores. 2ic.;
2-Gallon Water-Coolers, galvanized
Inning, CSC. /;
Clothes Ringers, g.. 90, value $3.50;
4-pound Scales, 9Sc.
Dinner Carriers at l9c.
Willow Clothes Hampers, 69c.
Children's Reed Rockers, 99c.
Children's Nursery Chairs, 69c.
Patent Lemon-Squeezers new, 2Sc,
value Acc.
Lunch Baskets, l0c. each;
Carved Bread Knives. loo.
Headquarters for BABY-CARRIAGES,
INTERPRETATIONS, ICE CHESTS,
BICYCLES, and TRICYCLES.
Special low prices this week on
LAMPS, PICTURES, EASELS, and
FRAMES.
II, IS, u, and II /, Broad St,
Between Eirat and Fouahea stssstA
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Observation-Disclosures Reception.

INFOVF't " VT
PETERSBURG, VA, April 29.-The Chamber OF
Commerce held q meeting tonight, the Object
being 70 make arTeu gements for tue reception OF
the Massachusetts Press Association, who Will
visit this city next month. motion was made
and carried that President Hardy appoint a COIN
mittee OF i've TO make all necessary arrange
inents. The committee Will DO appointed some
time this week. -.
fro this evening destroyed the stable Of Mr..
j. T. Morris. Loss 500.
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uUsEnENTA
4 CADEMY OF MUSIC.

LAST TWO PERFORMANCES TODAY
Matinee NJ 2.a. Night at $50
return engagement OF the great MadisOn-Squars
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A, SAKS & CD.
BOARDING.

XYTEISIGER HOUSE, Nos. SO, 60,
w 81, aud O., between Fifth and sixth ave-
nues, New York city With great satisfaction
announce TO my friends visiting NEW fOkh
SIRADL,E ROOMS 10 my houses, aud NEW,
LIGHT, and WRLL-NENTlLATED DINING
ROOM on my paror floor, with seating cspa-
city OF one hundred, thus enabling me 20 glaran-
tee COMFORT and HOME CONNENlENClkS
second 20 none in our city. Address as above
an 80-6t POWHATAN WElSlGER
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TIE rasAc4eaous AIa-saAkes.
Engineers Observation-Disclosures o' INV
Hurt and Unhurt.


Especial telegram 70 the Dispa'chi
srausroy, VA, April ea-hr chalkley' "'
engineer OF the runaway train yesterday MORN
Ing, says that when about two and nan - az
from stanton the air was working well "a Nlo
pipes. When applying Il for the stop ~ ''Aau-
ton about ono mile west Of the station ~ M ~.
covered mat 10 did not work well except ol ~
engine, and then he blow for brakes, "h'0N
responded 70 by tho baggage-masier. .,.., .,
Tho wounded and disabled OF the e t !.
Pekin - Company, Or. Henkei says, are dolns a.
well "a could be expected. Several reporsa,, ~
unnurt yesterday complain today oil disapN''
ana weakDesa ,,...o ,o,s
AZ the sales to-day by auction OF residence Ioss
In this city the prices we're considerei hrst-oa,s
Mr. Charles +. lesser. promising youns nc,
chant OF this city. and Miss Rosa Armeh i ,'.o,
daughter OF Mr. James A. Armenuou., n!va
chant, and leading member Of the CIV I Dun
Gil we're married this morning st the rs, To-
oyterian church the Rev. DR. ID. X: McFaris ~.
the pastor. being the officiating minister. W
couple left on the morning train ior 'no W.
GINA coast. ..,.. ,or
Major I'd. Mcmahon, the new POSTMASTER =, aoa
stanton, will enter upon his duties ana aseuuio
control OF tho ONCE Thursday morning
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Mean temperature. ...................
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, April 29.-In Wall street today
there were again free realizations, but thS
general sentimen as Indicated by tho gen9ls,
course of prices Is still very bullsh, and all Oh
ferlngs. both from realizatons and the hammer
Ing Of pcoTs. aro steadily absorbed, and prices
continue 70 mount upward, slowly but steadily.
Hrening.-Excnsnge Quiet ard weak. hoir.
Guy a. .eb4. snb-Treasury balaDces-Coin
clf- $500: currency, Ls3i, -. G0yrfn'Er'l1
Gull hIt 'toa1y for fs: per cents, i2 e1.
coupons, l03N BID, ex. interest. STATE bonus
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Bows or Gentlemen's Silk
The 20c. and Doc
kind for lOc. ;
Silver Plated Teaspoons,
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LARGE TOBACCO BREAKS.
The Democratic Incumbent Renominated
at the Primary.

Tho ncmOCratIC InCumbent tHUHIHHIVU
at the Primary.
Especial telegram 10 tho Dispatch.l
DAYynLE. Va, April 29.-Nr John A. Motley
we'll and fayorably known 80 tho travelling pub
lie as the genial clerk Of tho Hotel Normandie,
IN this city, died here this morning after brief
illness He was from Farmyille and was about
twenty-five years old was very popular hero
and had many warm friends, who are sorely
grieved at his untimely death.
The farmers have had fine weather Tor
handling tobacco and the weed has been rolling
In to-day by the wagon-load. The breaks we're
very heavy and sales blocked. Equally largo
breaks are pected tomorrow.
AZ the Democratic primary election the ticket
forecast IN my dispatches last night was homI-
mated.
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IN A7V1ni Sore Limb

SKIN ENTIRELY GONE. FLESH A MASS OF
DISEASE. LEG DIMINISHED ONE THIRD
IN SIZE CONDITION HOPELESS. CUhhD
BY Tue CUTICUkA REMEDIES IN TWO
MONTHS
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. April 90, 1890

bALTS EEIUhIED 10 SFUHLIAHl.
WHHAT.-Loneberry go bushels prime on pri-
yAte terms. Shortberry, l06 bushels prime on
private terms. Total sales Of wheat, 7Od bushels.
CORS.-Mixed, COZ bushels good on private
terms.
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THE BURGLAR,

"A drama Of intermiu gled laughter aud tears"
presented by tho sANE GREAT CAST as on
former engagement here.
Seats NOW on sale. 40 VII
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MAY FESTIVAL.
"
MOZART ACADEMY or MUSIC.
BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

SCALE or PRICES;
Ticket sale opens MONDAY, April Sth, Of A.
NJ. az BOK-oiIlce, Academy u Music.
First two rows In Orchestr. Circle, front rov
In Balcony ~ each: all other parts % the house,
$50 earh: general admission. 81 gallery, Is.
Not more Than SIX tickets soid 10 ono person
MEMBERS OF MOZART ASSOCIATION.
Membership tirkets without seat coupons viii
not admit % tho Nay festival Seats 70 whole
house except 1rst two rows Ia Orchestra Circle
aud front row In BAlcony, 81 each. Only two
soais 70 each performance sod " one member.
Whom buying seat, embenship tckot must -
shown 70 tlcket-sslier. On nigats OF tho testi-
val both membership tickets and seat COUPONS
mus. be- shown a. tho door and punched.
Az 2f2s2s geXcO
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llleex-
work
prices.
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MARKET REPORTS,
ANoIN CONNECTION THEREWiTH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS
Daily Reports from Both Bosrds-Co'ton'
Grain. Flour. and Othsr Quotations.
By telegraph to the p,spa.ch.l

lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
- WASHINGTON, April eo.-For virginia,
fAR fair weather, preceded by light ralnS'
- For Maryland, slightly cooler, SCUM
erly winds, fair and warmer THURSDAY