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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-06
MAKRlAfs 20.

Ess-sMlTH.-Narried, at tho resi-
dence Of Tie brides parents, Wednesday night
March TO- 1879. ct 30 O'Clock. WILLIE .. Gull
DRESS 20 ANNIE CORA SMITH by Rev. J. A..
Jefferson.
marx please copy.
HUTCmsON- FERRIN.-Narriei, April Gd,
nv tho Rev. John :. Bethel, EDWARD H..
HUTCHINSON to FLORA M. FEkRIN; ali Of this
city.
Chicago dl!.) and Buffalo On. " papers please
copy.
LEE-CHEsTRRMAN.- Married, March a.,
$500. ct he ~rHisuco CT tho brides parrnt9, by
Re-. 81. b. HoRr, %. D., Ar. AklhLR ". LEA
ard i.f.s CTTlBENT CaEsTERHAN.
MECH EVANS. Married, March Goth. at ST.
Johns Etfsc,pal church Richmond. by kcy. l..
". Burton. b. d., NJ. STEPHEN MECH. JR,
10 Miss ROSA l.. EVANS. all Of this city. 40
cards.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-06
TOO LArE ron cLAssIFIcArloN.
BY Brown, shsfer & Co,
Real Estate Auciioueer5,
Ashland, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
- VERY VALUABLE HOTEL, STORE, AND
FARM AT HANOVER COURTHOUSE. NA.-BY
virtue OF two DEGREES Of Hanover Cir at Court.
one rendered Oct0uer -. 1879. and mo other
April T. Is9O. IN the charcery causes OF AlGholt
and VIE rs Chisnolm's executors ana offers );
AlonzO Chisholm -. julian A. chisholm, and
R0berts and others g. Chisholm ana others, tho
undersignoI, special commissioner. thereby ap-
pointed, VIII proceed to sell az public auction,
AZ Hanover Courthouse. on
MONDAY, APaIL %, 1890,
that being the hrst day OF Circuit Court. a.
O'Clock +. ~. in front Of tho hotel, tne VERY
VALUABLE REAL Estate Of which Cieaneu'
J. Chisholm, died seized. consisting OF tue
farm Of 225 acres. more or less ana the ihfs"
hotel, stables, stOrohouse, and Olher buildings
thereon. This very valuable property Will Do
offered a. a whole, or In several parcels. a. may
be deemed most desirable on day Of sale.
This property is valuable a. hotel, and on
Joys a monopoly, Il being the only hotel at
Hanover Courthose. and from the hotel and oar
money mas been and can TO made. When last
rer,eI this PROPERTY brought a rental Of Sl,OlO
per annum. The farm has upon It some very
valuable land Tho tract extends 70 the Cnssa-
peake and ohio railway depot, and has 3 long
front on he line OF said railroad, giving valuable
fronts for residences. -.
There a a SMALL DWELLING AND OUT
BUILDINGS opposite the Episcopal church
which will probably DO sold separately.
1HRhS. ono tOuflb CASH hul tne Tertuuc uipu
a credit OF onp, two, and three years from day Of
sale, the purchaser to give bonds for the defer
red payments. bearing interest from the day OF
sale. ana the title 10 be retained until all tho
purchase-money Is paid and q conveyance
ordered by the Court.
the purchasers viii also be required 70 keep
the buildings insured aud the insurance policies
made 80 AS 20 secure the unpaid purchase
money. EDMUND WADDllL,J k.,
Special Commissioner
MITCHELL AND WIFE rs. CHIsHoLN's EXECUTORS.
&c, j. ALosZo CHISHOLM w. JULIAN A. CHS
BoLn, AND ROBERTS AND OTHERS VS.. CHISHOLM
AND OTHERs-Is rHs CIRCUIT CouEr OF BAN
OVER COUNTY.
!, J. A. Braucr, clerk OF the said court certify
that the bond required OF Special Commissioner
Edmund Waddili, Jr.. by decree entered Ia saio
cause ON October 70, 1852, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF Soyom-
bsr, 1889. J. A. bRAUEh,
ans Clerk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-06
SIR SAMUEL BAKER.
The Great Explorer Indlcts the British
Government.

tBy Anglo-American cable 10 the Dispatch.l
LONDON, April 5.-Sir Samuel Baker the
well-knOwu African explorer, has written
"a letter 90 the Times iuGlctlng tho British
Government for its policy, which he de-
clares has led to the loss of all the POSI-
tons gained in Africa by the enterprise of
individual Englishmcn. He Justlfies the
alliance between Emin Pasha and MAJOR
Weissmann. and SAYS it WAS only natural
that Emn should JOIN the German Gov
eminent expedition, which Will never iml-
tate the fatal example of the English
forces OF advancing only 20 retreat. Sir
Samuel points out how the Germans may
in few months regain the equatorial pro
vince by founding stations at victoria
Nyanza and forming an alliance with
Mwanga, King Of Uganda, thus eventually
securing control Of the White Nile at Con.
d0koro, while Italy viii become master OF
the situation by gaining possession OF Der
Der and Kakasala. Khartoum Will then
naturally fall lie concludes his letter by
declaring that the equatorial province IS
of no commercial value. The cost OF trans
portation OF the products OF the province
Is ten times greater than they are worth.
legitimate purchases of ivory cannot DC
made in the province, England. he de-
clares. NAV well be content to be an on
locker in that section of Africa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-06
EAClE HORSE.
US Very Peculiar Methods.
ID. t.f...rn -. u Tho Dianalnh

OMAHA, NIp., April "a young Indian
named EAGLE Horse yesterday shot and IN
etantlv killed Irauk T.. Lewis, school
teacher AT piuo-Bidge agency. and then
committed suicide. Lewis was going home
from school on horseback when Eagle
Horse stepped ont from an ambush and
shot him m the back of tho head. Eagle
Horse afterwards met some other Indians,
to whom be SAID he felt that he was going
20 die, and wanted white man to 60 with
him. He then shot himself. Lewis is the
son Of an Episcopal clergyman now chap
lam ia the army.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-06
DOM PEDRO SERIOUSLY ILL.
The PRINCE Of Wales Puys Him visit.

ny Anglo American cable 10 the Dispa ich-i
CANNES. April 5.-The illness from when
Dom Pedro. the deposed Emperor OF bra BRA
I'll. is suffering has assumed critical
phase. The distinguished gentleman was
in comatose state during the greater part
of yesterday. His condition was 50 serious
that il was deemed necessary TO admins MS
ter the last sacraments OF the Church; ms
physician, Professor Charcot, OF faiis,
saws, however. that though his weakness Is
extreme he is in no immediate danger. ~.
The Prince Of Wales has just arrived Nv
Cannes aud paid visit to Dom Pedro.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-06
A CLOUD-BURST.
Utica Getting into the Mississippi Fashion

[By telegraph to the Di'patchl
UTICA. ". y, April "a cloud-burst near
hero last night caused freshets in the
southern aud eastern sections OF the
county, carrying away many bridges and
the dam of the upper reservoir Of the city
water works. The lower section of this
city was inundated TO an extent precluding
the passage OF trans on the Lehigh-Nalley,
Delaware, Lackawauna end Western, and
lake Shore roads until noon to-day. The
Delaware. I.ackawannaa and Western bridge,
near Caroline station. was washed ont and
the charncl WIS widened to chasm ninety
feet broad; but travel Is not lmpeded, a.
passengers are transported around the
Gulf. Ihe Mators are now subsidlnE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-06
Attempted Suicide.

CHICAGO. April 5.-MarCus @. St steam,
one of Chicago's oldest and wealthiess'
residents, attempted suicide ut his hsnu-
some Michigeu-Avenue residence to-uhy'
He fred four bullets into his head, pr
ducirg wounds from which recovery - III,
possible. One shot fired into the mouLn
almost split the tongue in two. For soni SOM
time Stearns has been in depressed So 5 ~,
to the recent death OF his favorite dauen-
ter, wife Of ex-Mayor Carter HARRISON
Mr.. Stearus was one Of the leading mem
bers of the Board Of Trade aad has an e.
tate worth perhaps Sl.5O0.00O
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-06

NV ORLEANS, La, April "a Dallas
CTexD special saws The Trinity Ilyer IL
ovcrfowinc ITS bottoms, and much uamaSs
ie re.nltinQ therefrom by the drowning OF
stock. YEe dam broke at the unfinished
citv water-works above the city last night,
and now the new $4,000 pumping,englne
is one hundred feet under water, Inc IN
finished reservoir Will sustain damage to
tie extent of many thousands OF dollars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-06

have skipped the country. and y Is sfateo
that they have gone back to England. ,s
Mt. Olivet Baptist church. IN BeoIclu
county, was completely destroyed Dy iAs'
weeks storm.
The Lynchburg Home Guard have re-
ceived an invitation to attend the Kansas
City national drill, which will hold rom
June I'd to 10TH. The prizes smoant 10
$4,000.
Rev. Joseph A. Crowder, pastor OF inc
Staunton-Riyer mission. while on MS way
70 the quarterly meeting in BEDFORD on
Monday, stopped at the residence OF JOSE
phus Saunders. where he was stricken WIFI
paralysis and died next day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-06
Hill City Jottings

tspecial telegram % the UIspHI'II
LYNoHBuRG, April 5.-Seyen children OK
John Williams, of this city. are seriously
i'll with scarlet-feyer
A negro woman named Louisa Tyler was
arrested here to-day for forging INC nniAo
OF lady to an order on merchant; LII
q. G. Grattan and Fletcher. two Ln rIn;ni.
men who were living in Dr. 81 Snlr !
house near Liberty when il burned sot hs
time ago. and who were indicted oy .ho
grand Jury for lswd and riatnns hAn'>
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-06
a strike settled.


prrrnunou. Pa, April 5.-The strike st
Oliver Brothers nut and bolt-works WIS
settled TINS afternoon by the men withss
drawing their demand for the discharge OF
one workman and the renstatemeht Oh
another The works VIII resume on mon-
dev Nearly 1000 men were affected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-06
House Of Reprc.entatlree.
AIANDryG uEror ZOE IMMcRAwrs.

Tie House took up in Committee Of the
Whole the senate resolution providing for
tho removal of TIE powder .azlne from
Hills Island New York harbor, aud estab-
fishing o landn. depot for immigrants. and
then passed 10 with an unimportant amend
ment. which viii necCs-itate It's return to
the Senate l1r further action.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-06
RHODE lsLAND-AGAiN.
Tho Result of the Supplementary Election
for Newport.
fBy telegraph TO the Dispstch.I


lBy telegraph to the Dispstch.I
NEWPORT. +. l.. April 5.-Thc supple;
mentary election Today for the FIRST ara
Fourth representatives resulted III the
election of two Democrats-Wlilism I.
Clark by seventy-three majority and An
drew X. Quinn by thirty-three MAJORITY
It's possible that the election is not legal,
as it was under the old voting system IN
stead Of under the provisions OF the new
ballot-law. The House of Representatives
is Democratic. so il is probable the Demo
Gratis will not be likely to raise the: issue,
but the Republicans may appeal TO the
Supreme Court TO decide as TO the Legality
OF the proceeding.
A NEw ELECTION FOR PROVIDENCE.
Providence, r. l., April "a now olec-
ton has been ordered for the city of Proyi-
dence tor Saturday, April 18th.
The LEGIsLGTURE AS IT STANDS NOW.
PRoyrDEvcE, r. l., April 5.-The supple
mentary elections today bring the Legs
lature to stand forty-seven Republicans
and forty-four Democrats. There are sew:
enteen members yet To be elected, and or
these the Republicans need seven to carry
the grand committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-06
v..,ch Census of German Residents.

fI,v Anglo American cable 10 tho olspatcn.i
P,,ts April Sit is reported that the
Government has ordered that q census be
taken Of the Germais residing in me IS su,
bnTbs OF this city. It is understood that
the step il taken so that German rest resi-,
dents without means or subsistence may
A.. .s..,.t n Germany.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-06
The Famous Scottish Rito Case.

CrpAR RApIus. IA. April On the
famous German Scottish Rite case against
tho Grand Lodge o. iowa Judge Preston
erlay oyerrulcd the motion of the de
fence 10 throw the suit out OF court on tue
alleged ground that The court has no lurs-
diction in the matter, the Cernau Scottish
Rite not being aE incorporated bodY.
The Cernaus consider this a decisive VIC
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-06

IFT INIHETsTH ~ -" '71'F'@FE'''
BonpYNrowN. y. j., April 5.--Ihere -
movement on foot in Trenton 10 render
some kind OF assistance TO Mrs. peiIa -
Parnen. Old lronsides. the home Oh M aIe.
friends nave Afforded her temporary rehef,
hut something more must be done, ana
people propose 20 do 1t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-06
ne.ened All Too Late.

fBy telegraph 70 tho Dis7s'ch.I
sASrA BAKBARA, CAL, April 5.-ILate last
nioht "a rescning party at the scene
Of 81 we Yesterdays explosion reached Hardlson1,
y, Ss' and White. All three were dead.
The bodies we're badly bruised and torn by
the explosion. The remains were taken to
Santa Paula.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-06
nonlnnriai Conference.

by Anglo-Americsn cable 10 the pispa'ch'i
LONDON. April 5.-General Bouiangc.'
Laisant, De Roulede, LaGuerre, hochepto n,,
and thirty-one other members OF the pV ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-06
RerIin Notes.
FFVITFT 4FVN'"f
[RY nPlo-American cahle 70 the Dll

fBy Anglo-American cable 10 the Dlspa'en'I
BFRLIy. April 5.-The leaders OF the
Freisnnige party have refused 20 taAe
part in the movement for the erection OF
monument in honor OF Prince bisnafck.
Among leading papers only the Voss.c ;,,
Zeihglg and 7ia9bldd presume that Emih WIZ
return to Wadelai
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-06
Tus wsArHEs IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY Was
NEW yORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YosK, April 5--The stock market to-day
was again a very limited Affair, and outside OF q
few specialties, which were effected by Influences
peculiar 20 themselves, there was no movement
whatever The collapse Of the suit against the
Chicago Gas Irnst furnished n little life 10 that
stock, aud after opening up X higher Il rallied
fraction. but Afterwards rose TO shade above ia
opening prices. Tho shorts covered freely but
there was little demand for the stock In other d.
reciioas. LackgwHnns early loomed into promi-
nence and advanced q fraction under the ini-
precision that "a sQueeze OF tho shorts might De
attempted, but later the stock reacted aud
closed az Thursdays price. Richpond and Wet
Point was sin Influenced oy the late acquisition
Of tbs Erlanger roads by the East Tennessee. ana
occupied prominent position 10 tho early por.
ton OF the session, but became quiet lator and
reacted with the remainder OF the list Among
specla,ies the only marked movement vas IN
Manhattan, which suddenly spnrted up IRON
106I 10 i0sA on very light trading and Tor no af'-
paront reason. rho hank statement was ex-
pecied 20 show decrease 10 the surplus reserve,
but the actual decrease wgs much beyond eNpe'-
tstiOuR, and life tad strength we're taken our OF
the market by the exhibit Movements IN INC
general lat we're confined "a n rule 20 less man
4 per cent. and tho dealings presented no ies-
ture Whatever, though strong toue prevailed IN
tho first hour giving place - weakness lister on
The close was dull snd barely steady nj sbont
the opening prices, which wore generally some
thing lower than Thursdays figures. Tho mai
chsn ges are Insignificant, except FOR Nanha1sh,
which Is up ~ per cert Trading IN ths is,ei
aio,ks reached only Isl shares, Of which TO-
Ola were in Lackawanna, white dealings IN me
un'isted deps~' nout were only isiO shares.
ErsnfHg.-Excnange quiet and s'eeiv az 4siha
~ Money ea-y a }ai. Suh-rreasury h7'-
ances Coin, Si6'5i- GOO: currency, f.Ooe
Governments dull and steady for as Z per
ccn.-., ~ OK. coupons, 1884 bad; ex. into
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-06

NEW YORK. April The total visible supply
u cotton for mo world Is 2,sss6l7 bales, % which
.g9237 tales are American, against 2,f3l ,s5
.,s162s tales respectively LAT year. Receipts
AZ All iatefior towns. 49, bales; receipts from
plantations, 6g,gl6 bales. Crop IN eight. HJi2,Jd
Baie..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-06
Iowa's Liquor-License Biz.

DPS Morvrs. Iowa. April 5.--Ihe House
tbis mornlne went into Committee OF the
Whole on the pending liquor-hcense 9iil;
and after an extended discussion voted d
10 al 10 report II to the House Tor inIen-
mite postpouement. The COMMITTEE theh
rgaa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-06
4 Mistake as to san Domingo.

y W.T.
nav. from Havti arrived here to-day. Tho
Captain reports that the rumors of an up
rising at San Domingo are without foun-
dation. and that there were no signs Of re-
belliOu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-06

The tra,nmcu say il is impossible 10 get
back there with Il. IS the track between
Panthurburn and Mitaguma floated on It's
bed after the train passed over 1t Ems morn
ing. The water, eighteen inches deep here
10 1882, Will undoubtedly be much deeper
this year.
. .s,.so4 40, = trar, a, aorV. .pnffr IN 20 UNDER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-06
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. April 5.-Yirginis consols. n ID.
l0~J.s 20: do. ga. 40. baltimore and ohio stock,
100: Northern Central stock. 68: CINCINNATI.
Washington and Baltimore ists, s9.aloO; cou-
solidgted Gas stock, Saaiss d,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-06
pownsR-woRKs BLOWN UP.
Two Men Killed aud Grent Damage Done
TO Houses.


BlRroN. \. =, April 5.--Ibe powder-
works 40 Bay Chester blew up at . VI.
TODAY. Two men were killed. Great
DAMAGE WIS done 10 houses IN the vicinity
md 10 lLo by CA.ator IaLIIoad station.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-06
Reduced Freight Rates on Oranges

SAx FR,ScIsco, April 5.-The Freight
Committee of the Trans-ContinentalA sso,,
citation has received notice OF reduced
rates on cargoes Of oranges of 81 TO At
lantic seahOard points by the association
IL will become operative April 9Th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-06
WEEKLY Rank STATEMENT.

NEW YORK. Apri, 6-Reserv-. decrease,
S2SS9,l75; loans. iucrcA-e, t3slUi00: specie,
decrease, N,llfe00: legal-tenders, decrease,
81 ss9,3J0: deposits, decrease, $i0t1uO; circula-
tlOn. In ,resse, f5jSlO.
Tho banks now hold tl.4i2,i75 in excess Of Tho
% per cent. rtils
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-06
rnrnr.rrs no rnH LArr ME-. NrIrNa.

At3 O'Clock tho public business was sus-
pended. and the House proceeded TO pay
It's tribute 70 the memory of Newton W.
Nutting. Of New York. After culogistic
addresses by Messrs. Payne Blanchard,
Baker. Grosyenor. Peters. Sherman, and
Henderson of Iowa, the House, at 4:l5 z.
NJ adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-06
ps,MEADE-MEMoRIAL

CHURCH. MANCHESTER, vA.-ney. Jons ].
CiOrToN. Divine service a, II A. M-hoiy com,
munion-regular Easter collection. Night ser.
yl.e At o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-06

residence Of the General on the island 81 o.
Jersey yesterday. Upon the conclusion
the conference the committed gave gi i.saa
breakfast to Boulanger. The eomnn',tsoe 10.
will start Oh their return TO France
night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-06
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
Tho Entire Business Portion OF viIlngo
Burned.
Ry teleeraph . tho Dlspatch. J

NY trItNTHVH U IU0 UI'VHICIII
WArrB1ovN, y. j.. April 5.--Tho bust
ness section Of the village of Theresa,
twenty-five miles from this city, was entire
ly DESTROYED by fire this morning. Forty
two buildings were burned, involving a
loss Of : %. 0jO TO 5000 o0J. About twenty
Of the buildings were dwellings, the re-
nader stores and shops.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-06
rsy- FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN

BY FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH. Service at II A. ~. Sermon on tho
Resurrection, with celebration q tho Lords sup
per- Missionary service at =. 81. Address ~
Dr.. W. A. DEAs. medical missionary 20 China.
service AZ lmnsnusl chspsi corner Washlng-
Ton and Beverley Streets s,iP. n. sermon ~
tho pastor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-06

CHICAGO, April 6-Cssh -four firm aud un-
changed. No 2 spring wheat, s1a,9itc. No
red, 7qa1qf.c No. corn, SIC. No. ca's. "a
1.4r. Mess-pork. fin5a LARD, fli2s. shori-utS
g. iiaSjl Ia. Dfy-saltod shoulders (boxei1,
81 i0asl5l: short clear-sidCs lboxeih iA5ol
SaJl Whisky, SL02
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-06

Tho RoclsGpzaqer which is now the We
hicle OF all official articles such rs were
formerly printed n The Aorth German Gd-
are supposed to have been directly inspired
bv the Emperor Oh social politics and re-
form. So lar definite projects are men,
toned, but nothing towards legislation Tor
the regulation OF the day and wage qucs-
tons.
GrGMAS-AMEEIcAN TRUST COMPANY.
The Deutch Bank is about to issue shares
In the German-American Trust Company,
to promote and protect investments in
American stocks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-06
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Reported for The Dispatch.l

APRIL 3, 1890
The trade decided TO close the Exchange Ea.t-
er Monday.
To-day's business was small Tho weeks sales
have been satisfactory, considering olectiou-day,
rains, and interruptions. Private sales this wcek
have been 80 compared TO sales on Chauge
The market IS quiet aud arm, with old wrappers
active, though reduced IN STOCK 20 small size and
In few lots. Light sales o. new redrIed brights
are reported. Dark t0baccos remain unchanged
in price and demand AMI are Sill dull, except
lag specially nns graIes. The cutler-hOiders
arc moro encouraged BY some recent sales OF
OLD stock.
Internsl-revonus collections for the week
were: CARS ami cigarettes. $40 1881: tobacco,
s23,0jc 10; spocial. so. ls-to,ai, t33.isa.S0.
Latest Louisville reports confirm a nrn and
unchanged marEet. with tobacco mon getting
AFFAIRS In order quickly With most extraordinary
energy. Tho loss on tobacco damage will hardly
exceed a. 600 by the cyclone. Tho Government
Furnished tarpaulin projection in time, aud
tnere has boen no fire or water damage. The de-
unolished warehouses; will DO Rebuilt Gner aud
better tnan ever before.
Danyille reports for tho week smaller salos
than any OF lss9 crop. Wrappers ara rath0r
ers OF : 10 nc. grade were no. quite 80 sun.
Spectators hsTo again taken hold Of cutters TO
sons extent The warehouses have 40 exceed
ingly Ight stock In reserve for sale. and sum-
mer sales are prospectyely very QUILL
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. April s. lDh
oFpEggsGA
wHxlr.-i.00 blsheis
Coas.-tO0 bushels.
OArs.-I, 900 bushels.
sALEs REPoaTED TO SECRETARY.
wHsAr.-Nixed, .2OO bushels fair on private
terms
FLOUR
wsauoss: Fine. slS)asiys slpsrras. sl75s
": errAsl5)sslT5; family, tiA1lya pAlsas
ismiiy. county. ia75sSAsS
COTTON REPORT
Market nrm.
ouorArsoxA
MippLias, i0hc.
Low AiDoLIs5, exc
GOOD ORssnAkr. SAG
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-06
MARKET REPORTS,
ANDN CONNECTION THEREWfTh THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND srocKs
Daily Reports from Both Bosrds--ootaons
Grain. Flour. and Other Quotations.

LBy telegraph to tho Dispstch.l
WASHINGTON, April A--For Virginia,
FAIR fair Sunday. and Monday warmer, Va
t-jriabie wincs, becoming southeriy.