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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-29
MARKETS ~ TElseRkPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW YoRx, January 2S--Southern noof yeak'
Whoa: stronger and dull; No rcd, Uxe0Hc
In elevator: options fairly ecttye and sU4g
January and February, S0kc.: March, @1e'
April. Hke.: MAY. S7Ec Corn Weaxer r~ .
36kaSTc. In elevator: options Quiet eno ~
changed 10 &c. on and steady: January. We.
February, IKE; March, &c.: NAY. 0>sc:
steamer, mixed, SIC. Oats quiet and lower; op-
tons fairly active; january. soc Feprunry'
sssc.: March. eshc.: Nay. s.7sc. Ma :. s2os'
&c mixed western. s7s3pc. Hops stroos; ssstss
closed steady and unchanged TO 10 points down
and quiet January. ti6; February. SIS. 7ka$lAsci
March, siaSOasiSS5: May, siAs0asio@; spot
Rio steady aud quiet. fair eargoes. s!a5a su
gar raw, quiet, and firm; fair refniag. ehc. j
centrifugal. 96-test, 5tc.: refined quiet sna
easier: standard A. SIC. confectioners A..
CSC. powdered, 6xc.; grsnulated. &C. cupess
6Ac. Molasses--Forctgn nominal. New orleans
quiet kice quiet and steady. Petroe1m quiet
and steady: reined. s.J0r. CottDn-eceo on
firm; urude, ssa2skc.; yellow. ss,<assc. kcsin
quiet Turpentine s:eadier al 81 kss24c. WOOL
Ia isir demand and firm; domestic nsese, -
and Arm Beef dun Beef hams quiet rtsrced
beef slow. Cut-meats inactive. Middlcs quiet
Lard vasier aud duh: western steam, ~ ssk
city, sA75; options-Fcbruary, s&u: mnfcn'
S. -: April. s6.ls; Nay, S682 Freighte TO LIVER
pool steady; cotton. i5-otsi4d.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, January ss.--Cash quotations were
Flour unchanged. No. spring and No RCD,
wheat. 7D'sc;; No corn, sysa2sc NO o e
sDs< a205tc. Mess pork. s970ssa7a Lard, tAS y.
Short-rfbs. si.70atL 81 shoulders st3oaAsV
short-clear. sS.05ssSi0 Whiskey. sl.02 sgsA..s
Leading ftflrn3 ranged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-29

NEW YORK, January 28-The stock market To-
DAY developed reactionary spirit and was mucn
less active than yesterday both in trusts and the
regular list, though the general tone OF the mar
ket was firm, and the undertone showed no
change from tna. OF the past few days The
efforts Of the sold-out bulls to cause reaction
for the purpose Of buying In again for q further
rise, together with tho demonstration OF Buyers
against certain stocks, made the market some
what mixed for the day, but temporary hait
In tie upward movement was the best that coulu
ne done by the advocates OF lower ngures. AS
usual. there was little doing either tor London
or Chicago. but the symptoms OF better feel
Ing In the former centre were noticeable after
f0rtnightly settlements, aud the report INA,
c2O0,000 had gone into the Bank OF England
helped TO create more easy feeling IN money,
which was seen later in the renewed buying or
ders for stocks here and the strong closing OF
Americans In London. great feature OF the
day was the sudden activity and strength
developed In Louisville and Nashville, when
early In the day, on the report mat the
directors had resolved TO secure control OF one
OF their leased lines, believed 10 be the KEN
lucky Central, rose over per cent in spite OF
the continued selling for foreign account Later
the announcement that the directors had do
cded 10 issue si3.000,0O0 OF new stock for the
purpose OF redeeming certain obligations bear
ing interest. and which is to bs Issued to stock
holders at IS, was the signal for rush 30 buy
stock, and on a very large business 10 crossed 30
and closed above that figure. some sharp up
ward movements were made in New England
and some Of the spec,alties, but in no case was
the improvement held till tho close. Trusts
made some rapid movements, but they were, az
usual, within narrow limits, and hnal changes
were insignificant The general list was as n
rule strong In tho forenoon, but saggef away
later In tho day, and the market closed fairly ac-
tive but heavy under realtZati0ns aud the harl-
mering OF bears. Fiual changes are generally
In the direction of higher prices pnt are for
small fractions only. except Louisville and Nash
vile, which is up ~ and New England l per
cent. Railroad bonds Also felt the reactionary
feeling bus still maintained 4 strong tone
throughout the day In the general list, though
there were more declines at the c.ose than yes-
terday. Saes-Listed, 20i,00O; unlisted, 6l,OOO
shares.
Notwithstanding quie. and firm at asia
4sS Money. zalN. Sub-Treasury balances 90
Coin, $751;, $4,000: currency. 81 a9l.0c0. Govern
ments dull and heavy for per cents. IA
OK. ,niere-t. A. coupons. l0lk; OK. Interest
state bonds lull and steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-29

from the directors Of the Young nen''ss
Christian Association that the union , yvsl
no longer occupy quarters IN Their 9u tt.,s,
The notice says that having alice sn ~
women must be treated like any politlca,
organization. and are, therefore, de5arrea
from occupying quarters In the iVnng
Mems Christian Association building In's
change grows out OF the action taken az
the Chicago Convention. THE notice wns
read to-day at meeting held in q naii ou
Grand avenue. Ii caused sensation. Ac-
ton upon 1t was deferred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-29
The Seat Of Pain and Pleasure

the nervous system, often suffers diminution
of vigor, and causes mental annoyance and oven
positive disturbance without disease In the sem
sorium itself. II acts "a a mere reflector In
many cases Of inaction In the stomach, and con-
seauently Of incomplete assimilation Of the food
by the blood. This OF course woakens it In COM
mon with the rest OF the tissues and renders 10
less able to bear without suffering an ordinary
strain that would make no impression upon
strong nerves To supply deficit OF strength
and remedy supersensitiveness In the nerves
Incident to a lack OF vigor Hoetetter's Stomach
Bitters is far better adapted than any mere ner-
vine or simple tonic. since the offspring OF ia
use complete digestion, Is the vigorous and
early parent OF nerve force and quietude. Ma
lariei attacks. rheumatism, bowel. liver. and
kidney complaint succumb TO the Bitters.
ia 2S-W(w),FdSu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-29
THE cRoNIN CASE.
One Of the witnesses shot ny q Police
man.

IBy telegraph to the Dispasch.I
CnrcAoe, January 2s.-One Of the wit
nesses tor The defence in the Cronin case,
Robert Gibbons was shot tonight by Po-
ice-Captain Schuettler, who has been pro-
minent in the prosecution. The shooting
was the result Of an alteration IN So
loon opposite the City Hall, where the two
met by accident at drinking bar. Glib
bons Is dangerously wounded. Each OF
the men was accompanied by several
friends. Those with Gibbons were Thomas
Lynch Ga wealthy distiller), Alderman
Mccormick. and ex-PoIceman Rcd
mond Mcdonald, the batter of whom
testified on the stand TO the dh6i
for the suspect Daniel Coughlin, The ac-
counts of the affair are conflicting. Accord
ing to Schuettler's friends the row started
in uncomplimentary remarks by Alderman
Mccormick to the police captain, ending
in the alderman throwing a lighted cigar
in Schuettler's face. The captain was about
TO resent this act when he received terri
BILE thump on the jaw from Gibbons, who
is of herculesn proportions. Gibbons was
proceeding to repeat the blow when
Schuettler suddenly pulled a revolver and
fired. Alderman Mccormick denies the
cigar episode, and says he had gone out the
saloon for moment when he heard loud
talk with Schuettler, and returning saw
Gibbons fall weltering in blood. Gibbons's
testimony in the Cronin trial was OF a
minor character. Captain Schuettler was
not in uniform at the time OF the shooting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-29
The House Deadlock.

DEsMoISEs, Iowa, January 2s:-When
the House convened this afternoon
after the passage of a resolution order
ing the clerk to furnish copy of the Jour-
ment of pairs, the contest for permanent
speaker was taken up. Mr.. Richman, of
Muscatine, nominated Mr.. J. 7. Hamilton,
of Linn, on behalf of the Democrats, and
Mr.. Luke, of Franklin, nominated Mr..
Wilson. OF Cass, for the Republicans. On
first roIl-call the vote stood; Hamilton, Al /;
Wilson, Al. Hamilton voted for Wilson,
and Wilson for Hamilton. After the call
many persons in the lobby left satisfied
that the deadlock was on once more. Al
ter five ballots the House adjourned TIL
10 tomorrow morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-29
PROFESSOR PHELPS
Writes an Interesting Letter to the News
and Courier.
rpv telegraph 20 the Dlspatcb.l


CHARLESTON. S. c., January 2S.-Profes-
sor Austin Phelps, of Andover, Mass,
writes as follows to j. G. Hemphil, editor
of the Noes and C0ari.r: wish TO
thank your for the courtesy and candor Oh
vour criticisms on my remarks upon Mr.
Grad,-;s sneech at the Vendone in Boston.
IL were able should like to pursue the
subject IN your columns. / should aihis
some things, and il seems 10 me tnat
could prove some other things TO tho sat
isfsction of such q man as you must be.
81. live with more than one foot in the
rave II is seldom that can
Use nv pen with any force except
when | breath the ozone OF nv summer
home Mt Bar HarbOr. have never beneFeu
~ negro suffrage Senator Sumner never
committed sraver blundor than the
driving act which legalized II through N,on-
cross. II was not an aet OF steteSlnlalisi'ip,
Il was the furry Of despoliatlon- ine oniy
nail;otion is the fact that In the Struggle
20. ;s. oxistence the nation was brought
INTO the supreme exigency in when every
body felt that something must be done yet
co,,fd tell ANYBODY what to do. Inc thlnS
,yh;ch was done struck nature ploW III
~ face and for that she always gave re-
tnrn blow in a grand rage. We are SURF,
IN snch an encounter. to get the worst
of IL. That is what we are suhca,1s
to-day. and what the end VIII DO uVu o.ii.
knows / shall not be here to see IT. nnt IL
would not surprise me il it cost the !, ma
from more blood than the civil war aiu.
The rctributions of national wrong-uolng
are on great scale. You thinking men vi
the south have the sympathy ol sRely
shint;ng man al the North. Fifty years
sgo professor Moses Stuart, OF AndoVer
Theological Seminary, apersona Irienu Vi
Mr.. Calhoun, foresaw lust tne ~. ~
Jaw no final solution but the, surrender OF
two or three States to the exclusive posses
son of the colored race. But ! nave never
been able 10 see that Christianity cannoV
make two colors in prolific races i y :
peacefully together as nature aosus's 'he
colors in the rainbow"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-29

the transactions n ths country were esns.
rally confined 10 items Of . low thousand
dollars, they were numerous. Is y be-
lisved IN commercial circles that bad IAl-
lande appealed TO his friends he would
hare been sbls 70 tide over tho crisis in
sefety. In his petition Lsllande states
that his failure e due to his inability 70
realize upon his assets. consisting largely
ing Of the creditors be called. and the
court ordered that meeting be held Mon
day, March Sd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-29
Bruce on the Race Problem.

WASHINGTON, January 28.--Ex-Senator
Bruce called upon the President to-day,
and incidentally the race question IN the
South was mentioned. Mr.. Bruce told the
President that he thought the salvation Of
the South and negroes would be secured
by education. The President expressed a
warm interest in the race question, which
he said had given him more trouble than
ANYTHING else since he became President.
He hoped the trouble would be peaceably
.ottla1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-29
A Great Nuisance,
To ne Editor of the Dispatch:

40 We EVeOr OF NE DtsDdlca:
Please allow small space in your valu-
able paper to one who feels constrained to
complain of the offensive odor which has
been produced and distributed broadcast
over this city tonight, causing many per-
sons to suffer greatly from such an out
rage. How it Is possible that the perpe-.
traitors OF such wrong and injury should
be permitted to offend an innocent people
is hard to be understood. Some remedy
must be had in this matter. 1t has been
very bad a number Of times before this,
but this sin has become too intolerable to
be longer borne. G.
January 2Sth, IL p. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-29

dine ssU Unsoundneso = srsa1 lugl1
however. but nat eoas ~, 10
Private sales, wrapp>rs. II; 1Elsea - -
tsrs, 10; dasks. ~ bogshssda Tel - ~
heads.
Intsrnsl-revssue cs,lses1ons; Cigars and 49,
rsses, ss0ss; scbsccA tc.si&aa; seseaai ~
eaf2 Total. sa,2oQM.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-29
Baseball Decision.

NEW YORK. January. 28.--Judge OBrien
has decided the suit of the New York Base
Ball Club rs. j. NJ. Ward in favor of the
Brotherhood. The Judge denies the mo-
ton for preliminary injunction restrain
ing Ward from playing with any but the
New York club, and says the case must 60
TO trial on its merits.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-29
Funeral Notice.

The funeral OF Mr.. NJ. LUKHARD, which was
70 have taken place on yesterday, but was post
pOned on account 81 absence OF relatives from
the city, will take place THIS "wednesday Az
TERSOON mt O'Clock from tho residence OF hts
faiher-in-lsw, Mr.. Il. L. Perkins, on tho No
chanicsvlls turnpike.
Phliadelpha papers please COPY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-29
Twas Lost Inv n Burning Steamer.

EVANSVILLE, ND. January 28.-1t is Iu-
mored that the steamer De Soto was burned
to the waters edge one mile south OF
Owensboro', Ky, this morning, and that
three lives were lost.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-29
Theft Of eA7,sSo
, % ,n~ t,,apatch.I

WV yosx. January q. Postmaster Van
Cot makes public the figures OF Cashier
f 1,oorrrsberry's defalcstion. They aegfes.
cate AZ. $50. The Postmaster stn IN s, .n1.
the evidence in his posssssi,o a9;n m for any
show that there Is no fonnH!ne.o ss. a,, b snl
other theory than that OK deIlossaii,n -
xienent by the cssbies without coiiasion W
c ,' from any quarter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-29
Cotton Factors Failure.
lBy telegram IN TIA D,.nst,h (,

NV ORLEANS, January 2s.-John r.
Lallande. cotton factor, has failed and
made o surrender Of his property for the
benefit OF his creditors. The schedule
fled in court shows the liabilities to be
1854, 900; assets, $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-29

the failure of John b. Laliande. cotton fac
tor. yesterday, created sensation among
the businessmen, IL having besn generally
believed that he was financially sound. and
his ratings IN financial circles wes hieh.
He did large country business, and though
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-29
SUITABLE
CLIO 7 HI N G
CHEAPER THAN
DOCTORS
CHEAPER THAN
RICHMOND. January 20, 1890.


This mild weather calls for woollen
clothing, and il is much cheaper to
clothe the children in seasonable gar
ments than TO have to pay doctors bills.
We have the greatest abundance OF ar
ticles for Children's attire that you will
want as soon as you see them.
CHILDREN'5 KNITTED VESTS
we can show in three sizes. The usual
25c. quality has now been reduced to
l5c. the 3sc. quality is given for 25c.;
the SOC. quality, in large sizes, has been
brought down to 2ac. better qualities
at SOC. and &c.
ZEPHYR KNITTED SACQUES-
white, with colored borders-19c.; the
usual soc. quality is sold now ct &c.,;
the 62c. quality goes OF 49,; the finer
grades have been reduced to &c. and
75c.
FASCINATORS, Zephyr Knit, in q
variety OF colors, 15c. the usual 75c.
quality can be had for 50c.; the 81
Fascinator, with bead to the front. il
obtainable for 73c.
CHILDREN'S DRAWER LEG.
GINS, in all colors, at 29c.
PEARL TOB0GGAN GAPS. in all
colors, at 25c.; NOBBY TAN 0'SHAN-
TIERS only 75c.
Large variety Of INFANTS BOOT
EEs and MlTTENS ranging IN price
from 1Oc. TO 75c.
Full line Of COMFORTABLE Leg
GINS for Ladies and Childrsn - IT.
tractive figures.
ZEPHYR sAxONY, snd GERMAN
TOWN. all colors and shaded IN popa-
lar brands and at the lowest psicsx
KAUFMAN 4 CO.,
| l01 east Broad stre1k
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-29
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

sALYrsoRz, January 2s.-virgiuia Ss. 6dK I;
Baltimore and Ohio stock, 90; Northern Cen
trail stock, ~ asked Cincinnsu, Washington and
Baltimore lst certificates. g9%; consolidated gas
bonds, ll4all5h; do. stock, 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-29
Death Of an Ex-Governor and Journalist.

| CHICAGO. January d. x-Governor
Bross. of illinois, and for the past twenty
wears a large stakeholder and editorial
writer of the Chicago Tribune, died at a
| late hour last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-29
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY, January %. 1890.
SALss-FrRsr BoARD.-s2,0O0 Virginia 3 per
cent registered at c. 100 do. DO. at COS, 100 do.
do. at So.
SECOND BoARD.-sj,0J0 Petersburg, Glass B, at
JOG, 5000 do do. at lOe; 5000 Virginia 3 per
cents at 66A.
xr.. .,o.,,to,.a,., a st,.k soayi,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-29

At q called Communication of Picssaats
Lodge, No. %, A. r. and A. NJ, hold Ia Nasonio
Temple a. Roanoke, Va, January 80, 1890. The
following resolutions were adopted ~ stand
ing vote:
Whereas Il has pleased The supreme Ap,nisscs
Of the Universe In His wisdom 10 remove from
our midst without warning our Late ostscmed
friend and brother Hssar ofssos; thersforss
be
Rssoised. That We bow with submission 10 iiis
supreme command. Nevertheless our hearts
are clled with profoand sorrow. and 10 regard
his death as an irrsparapie loss 70 cur frsteEnify
and community. Our esteemed bro<hsr poe
sesssd the essential oionepts OF Q <uo msn,
always regulating his conduct according 20 he
laws and tenets VI our Masonis Institution,
thereby exhibiting the life Of "a exemplary
Mason.
Rssolssd, That thess resolutions bs sprpsd
upon me minutos Of no lodge sad copy -
sent 70 his widow aud family, SID also TO TIE
Roanoke snd Richmond papers Tor puhicsiioa
w. BVDwHLE~
y. l. Wo0p,
Lnisn BUcxsBD,
CommtfhDa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-29
MARKET REPORTS,
ANpIN CONNECTION ThEREWTH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
NEW YORK AND RrcH,sosD STOCKS
By telegraph TO NE pispatch.l

Daily Reports from Both Beards--Cotton.
Grain. Flour. and 0ther Quotations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-29

MuvAUxxs, WIS, January 2S;-The
Womans' Christian temperance Union
here yesterday roceiyed . formal not'oe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-29
IN HENORIAN.

Died, on November es. isso, after q brief bus
painful Illness, X X MkcsAEIAsE. q native and
resident Of this city.
Few pers0ns IN private life have ieft q wider
acquaintance 10 emtalm their virtues IN loving
remembrance than " Ring" as he was known In
his bome-clrcle, or Mae" "a no was familiarity
called by his hale friends. IL sscms but as yes
teriay THAT 30 WIS roiiIcking youth handsome
and 1ssbng, brimful Of mirth and b0nA0m-
,ais--ani little lsior genial. polished gentle
man; generous 10 q fault. quick al repertccs
but never indulging his pleasantly ai no ex-
pense Of anofhors feelings. and to-day In tho
meridian II manhood, tho mould 10 hespod upon
his palseless breast
lie was an Rffo ;tionafs son and brother. snis-
BILE and obligDg In disposition, and a. Toy In
hts fathers house bis presence always brought
sunshine. Ia after years whom he became q
man the same traits made his own home happy,
and made him an ipdulgent and devoted hus-
Dand. Even In bis last i.iuess he was consider
ate Of the comfort ~ others. ana was Concerned
yeniencs by reason Of the eufferings which no
ooiured so patiently and unmurmurngy. He
was probably not aware Of bis approaching end,
but having become ChristlaD some years ego,
under the ministry OF Mr.. Moody, be had fire.
qusntiy expressed himself as not AFRAID u die.
He was regular In hts Attendance upon diyino
worship, loving more and more. with Increasing
years. the house q God and its scored ordi-
nances, and nhen his remains wsro borne from
the earthly temple to their last resting place
hts family could rejoice In tho hope that hts
spirit. released from tho "fettsrs 81 The ncsn.'
had slresdy ascended to that upper aud better
sanctuary, 10 go no more oaf forever
n q. l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-29

- WASHINGTON. January A-Iw VIZ
rs,n ginis, warmer, generally fair WINDS
vfAjn .shiftng 10 southerly.
For North Carolina, fair, slightly
-warmer, northessteriy winds becoming
variable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-29

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, January Is, 100
oYPEKiSGs.
wHBAr.-1.2s6 bnsheis
COES.--6,sis bushels.
OArs.-ia0 bushels
ORcHARD-GRAss sEBD.-25o bushels.
SAILS ss'osrzD To sscssr,aI
WHsAr.-shortbsrry, 20 bushels common at
65c.
terms 1. go bushels yery good on private terms.
MIxed' so bushels very good on private terms.
Total sales OF corn, 3,l0t bushels.
RYz-winter, so busheis very good on private
terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-29

By Telegraph 70 tne Dlspss'
wAsrmoron. January %. Bond one,ings
today. 81, 90 Of rs - ipss. Az &C
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-29
corroY REPORT.

Cotton REPORT.
cuorAriosA
MDDLtNg, I0s.c.
Low AfDuffS0, 9Tlc.
COOL ORDINARY, So
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-29
TIE wrArura IN HrcunosD YESTERDAY va,
Range Of Thermometer Yesterday:
NEW work STOCK MARKET.

Mean tsmperature...
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-29


Mr.. Henderson, Of the North Carolina del
eeatlon. in the House to-day. obtaIned leave
Of absence on account of sickness. he mas
been suffering from the prevailing disease
known az the grippe. II was only about
a month ago that Sir. Henderson was call
ed home on account Of sickness in his fam
lily. .; h.va
been away for several days, either nom
sickness Or other causes Mr. vs Ws oF has
rail- lint neifLer has been i'll. Mr.. Tucker
is away on account OF the death OF his
brother-in-law, Judge Logan. - nh.
New postinasters- Virginia; w. 4. HICKS,
At Hicks's Wharf, Mathews county, ries j.:
q. Davis. removed; A. b. Chrismond, at
King George Courthouse, vice Il, y. Hun iis,a
ter. removed; W. e. James, ~ rlc c;, !,
II. Y. Doss. ut Pigeon Run, Campneii
county. rice Martha Flynn, resigned.
North Carolina: j. A.. Downs. at Draco'
Caldwell county. rics Mrs. NJ. Brown. re-
signed.
Arizona republican., 1890-06-24
Chicago Live Stock Market.

CHICAGO, June 23-Cattle receipts today, ll,7W. Market strong and 10 cents higher. Reeves, si 60di S5; steers, $3 J0tti 90; stockers and feeders s2 30G3 20; Texas steers, s2 2Jf3 s5.
 Hogs-Receipts today, 1000. The market was slow and 10 cents lower today. Mixed, g coo 30; heavy, s3 6Jd3 s; light, & GOtG3 s7l8.
 Sheep-Receipts today JOOO. Natives, B Tyl i 70; westerners, Ss 7Oda 90; Texans, S3 2JdI 25.
 The Drovers' Journals London cablegram re- ports cattle weaker, with good to choice Amer ican beeyes at lldllt cents per pound esti. mated dead weight
Arizona republican., 1890-06-24
Chicago Wheat Market.

CHICAGO, June 23.-wheat opened today 94(D 7sc lower for July; advanced 2sc, declined lc, recovered some and closed 2.c lower than satur. day. The deferred futures did not decline quite as largely ruling 1TGl9sc lower, recovered some and closed stc lower than Saturday. Re ceipts, l99OOO: shipments, l5G,OOO.
 Visible supply of wheat, 2l,09s, 900: decrease tsO,OOO; corn, l5,6200O0: decrease, 5s4OOO; oats, i,9yi,OO); decrease, IG2,O00; barley, 479Oo0 de- crease. jNOO.
Arizona republican., 1890-06-24
WANTS.

The quickest returns for the least money are Co De obtained from the REPUBLI- CANS Want Columns. Situations Wanted, Help Wanted, For Rent, For Sale, To Let, To Erchange, one cent word each insertion, or by the month at yfre cents per line q dag.