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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
n. ". Bows. Auetiou.sr.
BY X II. Charln & Co.
Heal ESTATE AuciiOnsers,
No l north Tenth street
A UCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE

A UCTIOE SALE OF DESIRABLE
n FARM ON MECHANICsyiLLR PIKE,
CONTAINING i5i ACRES, WITH GOOD
DWKLLJNG-H0USE six ROOMS AND CLOS
KITS, ERW BARN AND oTHRR OUT-Bf'ILD-
INGs, GOOD WATER, ONE SPRING IN YARD
AND ANOTHER AT BARN.-This farm Ia about
ono mile from the terminus OF the proposed
electrician line OF the Highland Park Company
aud only about throe milss from Richmond.
On
TUESDAY. NovEsBEB II, 1890.
on the premiae. at 3 O'CLOCK p. NJ, va Will sell
the above CONVENIENTLY LoCATkD AND
VERY DESIRABLE HoAR. Tho building. ara
In good repair aud tho land " In good condition
and we'll watored by springs and streams. and
under good fence.
The proximity OF this land 10 the already largo
and growing city OF Richmond. and tho many
improvements aud additions nov being made on
every side, make II very desirable either for
homo or as an inyestnent Do not fail 10 attend
tho sale.
TRIMS: Very iibcrsi, and announced ~ SALE
x. b CHARYtS a Co,
mol eAucsioneera
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
By Chowning & Rose,
BY n W. Bewo
Real Eststo A1ctioneer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
OTHRER SMALL BUT CoSF0hrAbLx
FRAME DWELLINGS OK The SOUTH sIDk
or BAKER STREET BETWEEN ST. PETER
AND sT. PAUL STREETS BY AUCTION:-ia
exection OF the decree referred 10 below vii
sell by auction. on tho promises, on
THURSDAY. Novrssss q, 1870,
at4 O'Clock p. ~, tho PROPERTY above re-
ferred TO- coasts Ing OF TIRES smsli bat dssl-
rabls and well-localei Frame DWELLINGS located
on the south side Of Baker street between 81
Peter aud ST. Paul streets. and well suited ~
homes for persons u moderate means.
TERHs: Ono fourth cash: and the residue ~
SIX, twelve, and eghteoa months for notes, With
interest added, aud the title RETAINED by TIC
court until all VI tho yurvhsce-moh-y shah have
boon paid rbiLlP ID. SHIELD,
Special Commissioners.
BENJAMIN ELL, PbAIsrDF, k6kIrsr HIta AID
AIS. DEFgsDAsrs-N Tnk CnAkcsEH CoURr
on rug CRY OF hicHAosD.
1, Charles W. Goddiu, CLERK Of said court. cer-
tify .sat tbs bond required Of the special con-
missioner ny the decree ia sald cause Of 18Th 0c-
lober. 1880, has been duly given.
Given uAder my haCd this ySIh dag OF octoocr.
1890
oc9 CHARLES W. GoDDiS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
IN TuE CLERKS OFFICE OF MrcKLsSBURa CIR

IN THR CLERK's OFFIon OF MEcKLsNBuRd CIh-
CUT COURT:
|, w. c. Curtis, clerk Of said court do certify
tee, by the decree OF the MecslenburR Circuit
Court, entered Mt its May torn. 1890, In the
chancery suit styled Allison s. Addison ~. w. A.
Jameson, has been executed and tho security
therein approved by me.
Given under my hand this 30'h day Of septem-
Der, 1890. W. c. CURTIS,
o., g8,eNo2 Clerk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
THE FIFTH DISTRICT.
Very Uncertain and Absurd Republican
Tactics-Lestcr's Election Assured.

Especial telegram 20 tbS DisDatch.l
DANvuLE, VA, November Tho
political situation in this 0he Fifth dis
trict is well-nigh as "peculiar as the
proverbial ways of the heather Chinee.
Representative Z. q. Lester, tho
nominee of the Democratic party, was
elected to Congress two years ago over
Judge John D. Blackwell, Republican,
by a majority Of ] ,465.
There is no opposition to Mr.. Lester,
except two alleged independent candi-
dates who pretend to be running.
For some time after his nomination
the Republicans were uncertain as to
what they would do. II was boldly as
serted that if the force bill should pass
they would call a convention and put a
candidate in the field.
INDEPENDENTS.
"Bring IN another horse" was then
the cry of such rs did not intend to vote
the Democratic ticket, and two men re-
sponded to the call. First came Samuel
G. Adams, of rittsylvanis, who drove
into the ring with a prohibition horse
hitched to Farmers Alliance platform,
and then came the ring itself-otherwlse
known az DR.. j. Ring. of Grayson.
MIR. Adams published a remarkable
card. in which he abused all sorts and
conditions of political parties and de-
clared his independence of all things
and all men. His candidacy has been
ridiculed by the sturdy members of the
alliance, several OF whom have publicly
repudiated him.
Or. Ring, OF Grayson, also publishes
a card in which he says that he was the
original Republican ring, but more re-
Gently an alliance-man, and congratu-
lates the public that he is now able to
stand before 1t "on the broad platform
of unbiased principles, burying all old
party lines and preiudices," " and floating
on his banner the motto of "In things
essential, unity in oil things, charity"
His candidacy cannot be regarded IN
serious light
IN THE DARK.
What encouragement, if any, has been
given these two Independent candl-
dates by the Republicans Of the district
is not known, aud Democrats are all at
sea as to what the Republicans will do.
Some believe that Mr.. John Il, Brown
will be sprung on election. day, and the
alarm has been sounded by the Demo
cratic leaders, but Mr.. Browns friends
deny that these reports are true. If he
does not run, Lester will have a walk
over, and whether he runs or not, there
is every reason to believe that Lester
will be returned to Congress by good
round majority.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
ByN. W. Bowe,
Real Estate Auc.lonesr.
DEREMPTORY SALE
GOOD BRICK sToRR AND DWELLING,
NO ia SOUTH EIGHTH STREET.
BETWEEN CARY AND THE ALLEGHANr
RAILROAD DEPOT.
by ". w. Bowe,
Real Estate Auc.lonesr.
win sell by auction, on tho premises. on

will sell by auction, on tho premises, on
WEDNESDAY. sovsNBsg SIN.
at 1880 O'Clock Z. NJ. the centrally located and
well-arrangOd BRICK-srORR, WITH DWELL.
ING ABOVE, No. ia south Eighth street, hsv-
Ing = gooi front and depth. and with a future
that Is very .'tght, ss that point must bofors
long become the focal point OF all railroad pas
sengor travel: no doubt aboutit kememDer.
too, that the Allcghaoy freight uafic IL goiug
around the city by belt lne. ana then the wy
70 tho Union depo, will DO opened. Come snf
yember 9Th.
TsRas: Liberal. aud At sala
mol n. W. BoER, Auctionssr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
BY II. Seldom Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers
Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
" or TWO FRAME DWELLINGS AT The
NORTHWEST CORNER OF BROOK TURN
PIKE AND OAK STREET, ADJOiSISG The
STORB OF u. b. JONES, ESQ, ABOUT ONE
SQUARRBBYOND BACON-QUARTBkB BRANCH
And JUST BEYOND THE CORPORATE LIN
lTs.--.By virtue Of a decree OF the Circuit Court
Of lfenrlco county, rendered October %, 1890, Ia
the suit OF Black &C.. Is. Pollard, a., will, as
special commas ioner therooy appointed, pro-
coed TO Sell by pubic auction On he premises, on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1890.
OF O'Clock P. NJ, tho REAL ESTATE mentioned
In said decree and located as above stated. IL
consists Of lot Of land with two twO-story frame
dwellings thereon, fronting 46xl55 feet, which
viii be sold as whole divided into two lots II
deemed advisable at the hour Of sale.
TERMS: one thlrd cash; balance at six,
twelve, and eighteen months, for negotiable
notes with interest sdded. or all cash ct option
Of purchaser. Title retained until deet ia or
dered by the Court J.R. TUCKER,
Special Commissioner.
In THE CIRCUIT COURT or HESRIco COUNTY
BLACK. &C, PLAIsIIFFs, AGAISsr PoLL.ED,
&c, DsFRkDAFTs:
|, W. (. Leske, clerk OF said court do certify
that the bond required OF special-Commissione
j. r. Tucker In this cause has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 25th DAY OF October,
1894 W. 5. LEAkE,
o. "a Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
BY A. l. Adamscn,
Real Estate Auctioneer and Insurance Agent
SO Huu etreet, Manche ester. va.

UCTION SALE OF TWO VERY
N VALUABLE HOUSES AND LOTS. FRONT
ING s. FRET on THE soUTu aDE OF PERRY
STREET BETWEEN fOURrkESlH AND flt-
TENTH, MANCHESTkR, YA.-At the request
OF the owner | viii sell a, public auction, on the
promises, on
TUESDAY, EovBgBER 4, 1890.
at 1880 O'Clock p NJ. those TWO HOUSES AND
LOTS fronting 81 foot as above and running
back l65 feet These lofs front on one OF mo
best streets In tho city The electric cars 70
Forest nm PARK are now runninc Immediately
in front OF the property. The building Is large
doubie-tenement containing In ali stont ten
rooms. This properly is sure 10 Increase IN
value. grand opportunity Tor Investors
TKids: One fourth cash, and the balance IN
elk, twelve. aad oigntecn months, deferred pay
ments bearing interest from day OF sale and So
curci by deed OF trust
noe A. L. ADAhSON, AucuOneot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02


This land Is In n high state Of cultivation.
about 300 acros OF which consist Of Roanoke
river low-grouuds, are as fertile aud good lands
rs can DO fogui IA tho state. In fnct. they arc
wsil-nign ineXhaustib.e, while the remainder IL
upland, having about 100 acres cleared, somo
OF VIII h are I'm, creek iats ana about 500 acres
10 original growth. Tneupland Is well adapted
10 the growth OF yellow tobacco. wheat oats, &c.
The improvements consist ot a large, xeli-Ouht
residence, containing from nfteon 10 twenty
rooms, and with "a few hundred dollars used on
the house ana grounds Immediately around tho
yard vegetable and flower gardens could DO
made what Il once was--yiz., ono OF the hand
soonest residences In tho State. Two other
smaller settlements with the usual necessary to-
bAcco- barns, cabins. and out-houses.
Clarksyille is al the junction OF tho Richmond
and Danyiie ana Atlantic and Danville rail-
roads, aud this sale presents a most excellent
opportunity Tor splendid home or for Invest
ment
TsRws: $500 cash. and the residue on a
credit OF oro aud two yeara equal instalments,
the purchaser 70 execute his bonds Tor mo de-
ferrod payments. carrying interest frem date.
aud title retained until tho whole OF tho pur-
chase-money Is paid. THOMAS EASILY.
October /, 1880 Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
iAIE a. A MOST DESIRARLE

- TRACT OF LAND ON ROANOKE RIVER,
NEAR CLARksVlLLE, IN kECkLkNBUkG
COUNTY, Vain pursuance OF the decree Of
tho Circuit Court OF Me'klenourg county, Va,
entered az ite May term. 1890, In tho chancery
cause Of Allison s. Addison "a w. A. Jameson,
&c, will, on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
LIE SECOND DISTRICT.
serious Division Among the Republicans
Lawson's Probable Election.

Lawson's Probable Election.
Especial telegram 70 the Dlspatcn.l
NORFOLK. November There proba-
blv was never greater activity in politics
i'm the Second congressional district than
al this time. There is a serious division
i'm the kopublicnn ranks in the district,
Congressman George +. BOwden being
the nominee of one wing aud Judge G.
W. Aiurdaugh. of Portsmouth, being the
nominee for Congress OF the other wing.
Murdaugh is backed by Ex-Congress-
man Iibbey and the NortOns, of
the Peninsula. and is believed to have
very respectable following in all parts Of
the district The most prominent Re
puhicaus in Norfolk and Portsmouth
aud all the oihce-holders of Norfolk
county support him. Congressman
Bowden. however. has the backing Of all
the machinery OF the uavy-yard, custom
house and lighthouse department.
which is q powerful influence in eflecting
his election in the 1iGewater section of
the district.
ENCoCRAGIEG OUTLOOK.
Or. John W. Lawson 10 the Demo
cratic nominee aud - making an ener-
getic canvass Of the district, and being
tho candidate Of the Farmers Alliance
he is very hopeful of election. Mr.. A.
y. Thorn, OF the State Committee, SAYS
the outlook is very encouraging indeed.
Judge Murdsugh and his friends declare
that compromise with Eowdeu Is impos-
Gble, and If that is true then Democratic
success iD the district is very probable.
There Is no telling, however, what day
may bring forth IN politics in the Second
district
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
IN THE DARK.
THE SIXTH DISTRICT.
Paul Edmunds Wins with Hands Down by
-Four Thousand Majority.
rSnecinl TELEGRAM 10 tho Dispatch.l


-Four Thousand Majority.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
IYycHBuRa, VA, November 1.-The
congressional canvass ia this district has
been one of the most quiet ever seen,
owing. no doubt, to the weakness Of the
opposition to the candidacy OF Hon. Paul
c. Edmunds, the nominee Of the Demo
cratic party. The Republicans SO far
have made no nomination, and the col
ored people seem TO take no interest in
the contest. This is evidenced by the
fact that they did not register any
new names. or made no effort to secure
transfers during the time allotted by law.
In fact, the Republican District Commit
tee have never held meeting, 80 far as
Is known. One of the leaders OF the
colored men OF the city told your CORE
epondent to-day that the colored people
had determined to keep away from the
polls.
sELF-CoSSFTrUTRD INDEPENDENTS.
The only opposition that Edmunds
will have is Judge Van Ness. Of Char
lotte county, self-constituted indie
pendent Republican candidate. and Will
6sm J. Shelbourne, OF Montgomery,
who will run as Prohibition candidate.
According to the best estimates OF we'll
ipforneA men Shelbourne will not poll
one hundred votes, and Van Ness is
not endorsed by the Republicans con-
sequently will not poll Very large vote.
Il is estimated that Edmunds VIII carry
the district by three or four Thousand
majority.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02
FRIDAY, NoysxBEs 7, 1890,

at 1:s0 o'clock p. NJ. sell by public auction 20
tho highest bidder, on tho premises thst NALu-
ABLE TRACT OF LAND situate about ono mile
from tho town u ClarksTille, Va, ON Roanoke
river, known as "Occoreechee," and iateiy
owned and occupied by tho late Hon. William
loWnes. containing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02

Dy III oSiUou ihyiof q cCus
Real Estate Agents and AucsioassrA
ofrce corner Eleventh aad Bank streets
1--WE BEAUTIFUL, WELLrLO-
IL LOCATED. AND CHEAP BUuDIN0-LoI5
ON fhE EAST SIDE OF THinrY-sEcONp
srhEsf BsTwEzs Q AND X oTkkkra JvsL
oUleIOK OF The COkPoRATk LIMITS And
scdAsf. ESQ, PoR SALE AT AucfioN-Ws
win oifer ;hs Aforementioned LOTS Tor ssiss
on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY,. Novssssn : 1880,
AZ O'Clock p. u. Thsy front ~ feet zach m
run back good depth. This - goa ,ocao@
for a block OF small frsnfs dvsinugs. Nnicn VIZ
pay handsomely on NE amount tnyeeteo.
TRIMS. Ons third cash; balance - az
twelve. and eighteen month";. notes via inter-
All sdisd ana secured BY deed OF xuel
II. SELDOM TAYLOR SON.
no9 Aucttpneerq.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-07
GRAIN and PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


The feature OF the wheat market yesterday WIS VIC
shiinkage OF transactions and the sagging IN Nsu.
attended the decline in activity Lss than -oVoV00
were dealt In The OF the day was caicui'oeu " "
uuce more depression than accomplished V'o'''
weaker weather reports were favorable 10 oc'
Of the future winter crop aud the only oseI9 pun
Influence was another demand from shippers ,
opened e07s. So and fell then 10 oOi ''''
curl prices substantially the OhVldl cl"e''
cline, were recorded official close OF "a cent or
March at SCH April SG May at s6' ana June III o''s
cent? December ending unchanged at S62 cents - ooo
SPOT wheat shade lower, but shipper, TOOK '-uoo
bush including three loads OF No. Northern spring lOi
south America Millcrs bought 10000 bushels.
Corn was early on light receipts ana IuE'I
clearsncs eased oil the end Cash lots were ~
cent higher and exporters bought IL 900 bu,e, mere
and - 900 bushels at other points. The options were
at 37s ana April 3d. and down cent tor May at 81
and June at 37i4 cents. .... .
In oats an export demand OF 60 900 bushels gave a
strong tone the cash market The speculation, was
1ir and prices for options closed up i cent Tor March
az 20 APRIL at 2S MAY 27s cents being unchange'
Lard stronger $50 terce> being sold on the spOb
and 20 arrive part Of which for export Inc options
ended up ld2 points follows: March, SO p April
p May. So 81 July, SO A. October was on point
at 70 49,
Wheat. 1875 bushels corn 81 800 ousnels
oats I24 $40 bushels total grain 537 255 bushels hour
10 1914 packages AZ Chicago Milwaukee and st; Louis
the arrivals Wheat 80 $50 bushels; corn 49, sol
bushels oats 3S bushels total grain, ill62 BUSH
els -four, 20 500 barrels,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-07

,ulv. 200. DRESSED HOGS Rather weak in price,
and demand 49, only moderate cry AEDyopons made
the speculation aa was b sSSd d Si
e el Ssa for Export Sales 1000 Western steam
spot G Sgc "s a G i7 g: tcs SOC March
April closed At ore SALES. 100 tcs gre May Ji az
e5 bid sale. 900 tcs IL tober closed at e5se R.
med at Ot 1od on ane state dairy
d"snd oiacrNi.c there qget market New BG,tsr
fancy 2Cc DC PRIME % choice 2od24c do fair to good.
tSSe eCoS l5e ~ ststc Dary n,, Wfsh
'gS sa t1gs' G Sqs:f nee good '' far
Weston Dairy. fancy lOa 90 eoP blce IA
T We ar f oGs .ccod 7das Dairy Factory
thirds. Gd6-c Rolls. fresh. 7dl5e: far To- me;
3a Isaicc Western csafcry sale state
Di lou sli eey nt ss pay ns and tubs fancy
iGrl7e e6oes isGlc iaif g good l9a l2c 81, STATE e
s .s ai4s western Dairy and Factory
ob G s tTady values are e Strongly
maintained moi especially on fancy stock sa ai rs.
Factorr am~ i6i al OK choice io,e common good,
saaIoc part skim, a?c common skins 2Gse one nat
and r S" % Ssa wstRef sea actye
and P,nnsS fresh. lGaiGHc; Western f,e,h IGa
souihHct n, reSH Ice Dick SGGS S2S T., fair demand
sar- 1000 baa- ccntriiugsi, 90 e,t, iliGe; 2 100
Moa-,c- grade 80 test 4sc 80 had' Mu,e1 r'
95 t,, i.iGc. Rcin'd st onger and active Crushed
,5 tss L", Mod S con mSSuSS &C.
Standard ~ 6isc; on a. -" 57sd6e White EXtrs
5.,d57-c; Extra &C." 5%a5sci &C." o'sG'+ci felo"'
'STEARINr-Lard nim. Choice Western, 7i4c. oc leo
hhds Ciy. ) Bloc for export. .,..
TALLOw-Firmy maint,ined In price, though quiet
fol the day Prime city quoted at I o-loc. NO sa"'
w00i-Holders are not in good humor as the demand
suitable Tor Immediate and generally refused TO handle
large lines Notwithstanding some offerings at slight con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-07
C0URr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

supreme csSr n.5,. So Van pu"'
s 5 1a,e' a%@ @aass~s JMo'io
supreme Court~spcca Ternr.t Beierc IayFencs
800 ;IS az 81 81, 'lS s 1 rs lo 5s 555 80
-0G suSSnc Court speci, germ-rar' II-Bcfore Beach
ssarsm@ coar-Crcait-Fa I-nefore Barrett
0's S Ir coart"Crcu~ II-Bcfere Patterson J.
No Gse 'S SsI 49, 49, os oo , 2' ~. 1 g
1875 ia0ila 1868 1909 1870. lG!s
sqp% coS Sc, s,s ~ sc.s Ss o ssss s
2ose esll 3l;3 2n5. o'o. 2o9-' 'll7' 2'o' a5S
-' sap ,4U -tssai,r,rt BEFORE IngEaham
isss w Isss 1873 1850 1881 iss2 1888 1885 iss5
1879 g lsS iItS I Is 49, s sg ~ i is5s
1875 ls55 iss0 s is37 sdz 800 i7Oo iSo' l'0-
GsyariSs,ie's SoartB'torc Ransom stor probate
T 81 1S@ NJ Mar, 2,f '' Peek I,s,
Mater ana John Mren 10 wod 3D. 5GS" LG1n ID i
Mann Ann c%n%'F Ma, MaG,e 10 Egrs q II Doos' b.
superior Court-spceh" Te"n-Before o'Gofman. J.
s- s 4 tGs ss ,cs 4ce T; ,lS D"s' 'S"
Tupsr %ssr so5 TO- 6 s $50 200 sds"'N
superior Cogr,-TTal dggm-rsrt I-B,'src Freedman
suGcrer c9Tr, ~ rrr a. i TruaN j.
NC COMMON lGSs M & 1er-G foi arrmo j.
Dsiy Bl-chon. }. IL 10. H. l.. ~. -, 30. 81
. common Pleas Equity Term Adjourned until March 10
Common Plcss-rral Term Part l.-Adjoun'd until
Common Pleas-rria Tcrm-Part II-AdIourned FOR tn,
.
lions
short cau-es-Nos. 1868, l~3. 2ols .o3p, 2lo2 1913
a053 l72o 2lS3. 2i6l, 2lsO 2l6l, 2lO5. @Css. 1871
2l56. 2lO3. 2l23.
civ Court-Trial Term-Part II-Bctorc McGown. J.
Short 1892 2OiU 1850 .0j 1877. 1914 20S2
lilo, 1897, 2le5 l525 2lii 2o'5, IA 2li3 2l2i
boss .l7j 2lp3 22OJ, 2lsO
city Court-Trial Term Part III Before Van wyck, ,
Short causcs-Nos. 1883. .9ol @Os5 @l2l, -o-2 2o'-
2O73, 2o51 :l3t 2lli. 1852, 1915 l75s. ,,.
City Court-Irial 1crnl-rart lV>pcia calendar.
Court General Se>~ionS-Iart I-Btfofe iowlng, j.
and Assistant District Attorney dfod-Nos l TO 20
inclusive.
Court General Sessions Part IIlIcfore MARITIME. j.
Assistant rict-Attorney Parker-No-. ana >.
Court OF General SessOnS-Part III-Hsforc Smyth, r.
and Assistant District Attorney Jerome-Nos. TO 10 In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-07

Liverpool March q, p. m.-totton-Ihe sales OF th'
dav include ZOO bales American. ,,,
Futures closed firm Amerig an-Ndding low riddlne
clause March delivery. 4-Sid sellers. March and April
dclts.rs t-6id sellers April and May delivery 900
srf- Nav and June delivery 7-il sellers juno ana
July delivery. 9Gfd sellers july aud August dellNeiN
iOGld SELLERS August delivery lo6id sellers Auei,
and :, telh-r delivery. 7S4d sellers, september d'lN
,rv G-.6id ,cl,r, September aud october de.iNrif
55Oid buyers, october ana November delivery foo''
sellers 49,
galveston March 6.-Cotton firm; middlng. 10 ll-loc
low uddle lice: good ordinary, Loo net ana gross
receipts LII bae- exports coastwse 2ooi bales sales
5Og h1les stock. % -i bales ~ o,, 80.
norfolk March 6.-Coton firm middling 10 1876
not and gross receipts. So b exports q Great Britain
GOO bale, coastwise, $50 bales sales, lJ bales stock
81 80 balo>. ,.,, "a, .
low middiing 10 7-i6e: good ordin.y 10 l5c net r.
ccip- $40 bales gro, 81 b,cs export, oa't"iS 9oe
bales sales, 3. go bales, stock 2l?,-Oi bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-07
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago March tSpecial.-St Louis sold wheat here
to-day because reports from wheat fields in the South
west favorable. NewYor sold wheat here because
the cables were weak Several prominent local operators
were however the buying side on large scale
Hutchinson and Partridge being most prominent OF all
The result u narrow market that closed precisely
where IL opened 1879, sold between 49, :.
and 79- tgi. and Tne local crowd was
the outset IL affected by statements I'D
regard 10 winter Ight here by trader from
the south and Indiana. The tecgraphic adNices from
III. winter wheat belt somewhat conflicting. The
continued falling during the forenoon was
without it, influence. Corn was dun WITHIN rang
u q cent closing 2JJ, cents for May oats "el a,
dull a. corn closing just where they opened, az 7lsd
2lh Provisions all the session ran along on almost
a dead level In pork being within III cents.
in lard within ~ cents and ribs within cents the
generally about at opening figures ana at 4
trnc under Wednesday, 'The Cincinnati Price Current
made paci: for the week in III. West 2oQOo h9g,
,,nder Voc. prediction hazard ID
that this would be the last decrease OF the season. May
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-07
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads


COFFEE-A further slight advance wa, c'taDiShed
IN .nu RIO TO-DAY and d niand continued ialI. no :
nat bean quoted 5.c. sae. Loo paS, 80 TO- l1.-c
mo rtn- y. l6'sa ana 900 baf, NO s. l. -
,n""t '"S I'D glonths quiet, Nc.! strongly hcd-
ontlnns wcs more active and decidedly stronger, III
.,t.siny with a use foreign adNc's Opening sales
showed. gains Of IOQ points, after which th'ir Ma'
ff,..r L. wang slue ltddI- u Il lllth'4
d,anro Of about IL point co-iie Nfi1 7uasi. liatfr
closed # better Ma ch while later months were
up -sali. II. Hamburg gained T. Ng. Al" Wa nm
and receipts at Santo, scr. very -n"il I,"Su'i Ut ~
: 300: good ,ccold 500; exchange QtNai' 80
,ecept, 1000 bae.: RIO clearance, Tor L. >, 1000
BAG io Tor Europe 10000 bags toal s",'
ia coo bags, receipts. 1000 bags receipts AT "a"
Juiy J. 1889. March ,, 1890. l,6'"ooV DaE' rain
tim, 1859. same time 1853 81 i,V"O
i,,- l,c.bt, at Sai ~. July l-SJ March D. le.O.
,,,, coo lag, same time 1889. 5000 bags same
lag follows.