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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-24
DEATH BEFORE MARRIAGE.
A Young Man Kills Himself on the Very
Verge of His Nuptials.
IRy teIngrnph to one DIspatch.


JACKSONVILLE. FLA, July CSC. Tate
Carr. of Ocala. shot himself at Romeo to-
day on the eve of his marriage to Miss
Ruby Weston, of the latter town, and the
affair has produced profound sensation.
An Ocala special 10 the Times Union says
Carr went down to Romeo on a special
engine last nght-a ride of twenty-one
miles. The marriage was to have taken
place at $50 this morning. wedding
breakfast was to follow. and bridal trip
to the West. Will Weston, brother OF
the bride, assisted the groom to dress.
HIS toilet was nearly completed when Carr
asked Weston TO go out into another room
aud get pair of suspenders. While alb
sent young Weston heard shot. and re-
turning found Carr on the bed with PTS;
tol-hole in his temple. II was learned
today that before Carr took the
engine he applied to several parties
for q pistol, saving it was some distance
from the depot to DIR. Weston's house and
he wanted something to protect himself
in case of danger. and he got George Bat
ties pistol. Carr had been dealing ex-
tensively in phosphate lands. and was
reported to have made SIS. 900 by recent
transactions. IL is learned, however, that
the cash did not materialize and the failure
to raise the money by loan for the expenses
Of the wedding trip is supposed to have m
duced the suicide. Carr came from Ill.
nois hive years ago and was young man OF
good habits and business ability.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-24

prolonged leave, and officers 40 sbseut will
be transferred to Companies I and X.
Committee work about the Senate wings
Of the Capitol is nearly at a standstill. OF
four committees whose regular meeting
day Is Wednesday, one was not called to-
day, another failed TO secure a quorum,
and the remaining two accomplished no
thing. II has been q difficult matter TO OBJ.
tain committee quorum since the heated
term set in, aud almost "a difficult to in
duce that quorum. when obtained, 70 act.
The House Committee on Appropriations
to-day agreed to the Senate amendment to
the sundry-civil appropriation bill in
creasing the salary of the Justices of the
Supreme Court Of New Mexico and that
increasing the appropriation for artificial
limbs. and decided to formally non-concur
in all the others The most decided OPPOSE
ton. however, was shown to the Senate
amendment relative to land surveys, and
the probabilities are that unless the Senate
recedes and agrees to materially modify its
action determined and prolonged strug-
gle between the houses over this amend
ment will result.
Senator Hampton to-day proposed as an
amendment to the pending Indian appro-
priation bill q section providing for the
payment of tho French spoliation claims
upon the findings of the Court of Claims,
amounting all told TO 81 ,65l.564.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-24
w. c. T. u. ASSEMBLY.
1.-THE Church Canonized the Saints-The
Saints 'Canonaded' tho Church."
fBy telegraph 10 the Dispstch.l

AsHEyrILE, n. c., July 23-The opening
exercises of the Woman's Christian TEN:
perance Union Assembly were, conducted
by Mrs. Woody, president Of the National
Convention of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union. Miss Annie Gordon
gave her second lecture on young women's
work. She has children's meeting every
afternoon. which Is very interesting. Dean
Wright, of Boston, delivered the initial
lecture OF his course in Bible-readings. He
objected to the exclusive use of the term
Saint" for the evangelsts. and stated
that all Christians were saints IN early
times and that the Church canonized the
saints, but later the saints canonaded J"
the Church. Miss Willard gave one of her
talks on purity in literature and art and
Mrs. III. b. Kells spoke briefly on the value
of the press in Womans Christian Tenn
perance Union work. Thirteen States are
now represented and other delegates are
coming in. Dean Wright delivered pub
lie lecture in the Methodist church to-
night before a large audience.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-24
THREE PERSONS SWEPT AWAY.
lBy telegraph 10 tho Dispatch.


WASHINGTON. July 23.-The President to-
day nominated to be ENJOYS Extraordinary
and Ministers Plenipotentiary OF the
United States our present representatives
to the Governments OF Bolivia. Denmark,
Switzerland, the Hawaiian Islands, Para
quay, and Uruguay. Congress having
raised the grade OF these missions, new
nominations were necessary to the new
offices thus created.
The Secretary Of War has issued gene
raj order, directing that the enlisted men
of Companies and X OF each regiment OF
infantry be transferred to the. Other CON-
panies Of the same regiment, tho non-com-
missioned officers beng detached from
duty until vacancies occur, when they will
DO permanently assigned TO such vacancies
then made, All Instructions heretofore
given limiting the number Of enlisted msr
FOR . company Of infautyy are suspended
until further orders. Ofhcers on duty
with Companies and & viii DO trAnsfexred
70 otker companies from which ofloers Ase
absent, either on detached service. % On
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-24
MARKETS ev reLeoAAPA.
NEW YORK.

Nsw Yoax, July a southern nsss 0sm esA
active. whsas Quis< Arm, and Na!ke -; ~
rod, ssa07 &c; options mode.s:s'y ssSvs re soc
ing and the general sentiment builsee: ~
red. July, 4kc; August. &C; Sepse@osss
s4,.c Corn active. arm, snd isik ~ NO
NSs4skc.; options scsivc and Awe. ~
s sss1s ; Ssesy o. rc crop d.. s:p' w.. JAY
August Dhc.: Septembe y3fc. Oats 49, up1
strong. and in far demand: optlsns ec9ve 80
&c. up: demand chisny from shors Suy 80:
ern. ssasic. Hops dull and s,sady q ssisc.
cofSce-options c,ossd steady. points oose
TO 5 points up, and quiet; July. 0LosxIS,i
August, 1910; eeptsmeer, u&es sp~ 40 c sa1
quiet: refined quiet; mould 4, NC:
standard A, exc: sranulatcd. alo. Nc.
lasses~New Orleans quiet Rice arm sea "
fair demand. Petrotsum steady rcnned, s.1c.
strained, common 70 good, H.scesLla. Tar.
penttnc dun and steady. Wool duiee asa weaxs
Pors active and steady. Beef weak snd qusst
geef hams strong Tered beef nrm go eI ssS
closed steady with moderate trading; woetero
steam, IS; city steam. faoo: August 1Ms
s60s: september. $S.isaSais: October. ehoe
$3.50 Frsights sseady-ootton, s6id sreass
3Ad
CHICAGO, July s2-caSh quotations; Flour
steady and unchanged. No. spring wheat
SHsssc.. No red, sskc. No. corn $40
No. 2 oats, SIC. No. rye, 49, Messporh. ui.A
Lard. sA7a shortrtbs, sL33asn Shoulderrs
sS.soaso.oax. short-clesr. 8. aOasa-A wnsssev.
si.l0.
wneat-Light trading to-day within small
range Of prices and no special OF inporssns
change from yesterday. Tho market opened
about &c. lower, advanced Nc. ruled steady
and closed about the Same - yesterday. Germ
Business was manly local, with opening sales
q shade under the hnsi nsures OF yesterday,
but nrm feeling set Ia and priess advanced
&C., rescting later Hahc. then became active
and excited, selling up qatekly 4ete, and
closed taLc. better than yesterday Oats we're
fairly active. A nrmer feeling prevailed. A
prominent local operator bought september
and advanced prices &C. The slight Increase IN
offerings produced n reaction OF $50, but mo
market again became r.m and the csosing sales
we're about At the outside. In E.ess-p pork very
little business WAS transacted. Prices exhibited
very little change. In lard the trading was
fairly active. Prices ruled about zhc. lover
early bat rallied 2Aa5c., and the market ruled
rather nrm. In short.ribs considerable interest
was manifested. Rariy prices receded fkasc..
but near the close advanced again and closed
steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-24
A CONNECTING LINK
or THE BELT LINE AROUND LYNCH
BURG JUST SURVEYED.
A Negro Horribly Mangted-Arress OF q
Wrecher snd Murdcrer-The
Turks Trial Postponed
Special telegram 70 tho plsp..ch.l

LYxcHBuRa. Va, July ga corps OF en-
gineers have been engaged since Monday
last in surveying the proposed connection
of the Lynchburg and Durham and NOT.
folk and Western railroads. The line VIII
pass on the southwestern confines OF the
city. If this line is built it will complete
the connecting link of the belt line.
The Lynchburg Board of Trade has for
warded to the United States Senate yigor-
Gus protest against the passage OF the
force bill.
TERRIBLY MUTILATED.
Yesterday morning an unknown colored
man who was stealing ride jumped from
an east-bound Norfolk and Western tram
near Salem and fell back under the wheels,
which passed over him, completely sever
ing the head and both legs from ms pody.
The remains were taken back to Salem by
trainmen and inferred. The man was
about thirty-five years OF age.
NEGRO CRIMINALS ARRESTED.
The negro suspected of breaking the
switch which caused the accident near
Max Meadows. on the Norfolk and West
ern road. some weeks ago. was arrested Sat
urday night last. His name is Add. Allison,
and the evidence against him Is said TO be
very strong.
Detectives have also arrested the negro
Monroe Jones, who murdered another ne;
gro named Woody Dews near Bramwen
last week.
TO MAKE PIES.
In the United States Court at Abingdon.
in the case of one woman TO-DAY. from
back county who was on trial for selling q
small quantity of liquor. 1t was proved
that she sold the whiskey for the purpose
of allowing ten or twelve of her relate
TO make fees IA witnesses. She was gwen
six months in the county jail.
AHUSG JURY.
The trial of the four Turks accused of
robbing the house of Mr.. j. w. Gillian,
in Amherst, near this city, and OF assault
ing Mrs. Gillian. which has been in pro-
gress in the Amherst County Court since
Monday. resulted this afternoon IN q hung
jury. The case was then postponed until
the next term of the court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-24
A Strike OF Scamen.

tBy Anglo American cable TO the Dispascn.i
LONDON, July 2s.-The National Sesmen's
Union, with view to forcing English ship
owners to influence Danish ship-owners,
announces that general strike Of seamen
will be inaugurated July 2sth. and that the
men will not return to work until the de;
mands of the Danish seamen (wages equal
to those paid English seamen) are con-
coded. A conference between the SeaInen's
Union and ship-owners will be held at Sun
derland Juiy 18th
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-24
GRIzZARD FOR SOLICITOR.
TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.
Recorder Ault Kills His Wife, Attempts
His sisters Life. and Hangs Himself

ISpecIaI t6IegrHlu 70 tn5 D15p8ICILI
WHEELING, w. Va, July 2S.-Manderville
Ault, deputy recorder of Belmont county,
o., and one of the leading politicians of
the State, rose from his bed this morning,
secured a revolver. and shot his wife dead.
Ault then attempted to kill his sister. but
she secured his weapon and threw it away.
He then rushed out of the house. went to
the barn, and hanged himself. He was
dead few minutes later. Ii is believed
that overwork and political excitement had
made him insane. His family Is wealthy
and prominent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-24
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI
CIScIssArf July 22-Flour in good demand
ana strong. Wheat strong; No. red, SIC.
Oats 10 good demand and steady No. mixeds
~ 4 aSgc. PORK steady at SIC. Lard duh sud
lower at $3.50. Bulk-msats and bacon quiet ana
steady. Whissey steady at ti'io. boss 10 goa
demand and steady: common and light, MA
$3.50; PACKING and butchers, $S.6sAtao1.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Leura July 2l-Flour steady and quiet
Wheat moved irreeuisrly, improved. and
closed ~ IA advance Of kasc.. NO. cash, Au-
cember, 9i,sc. asked. Corn closed NC. higher
than yesterdays lnsi figures: No. cash. o6c. I:
August, SSc: September, so'sc.: october.
37kc. Oats closed with yuly. lie. and August
and september hc up: No. } cash, 33c. bid;
July. SIC. bid August 30i.c Provisions steady.
salt Meats--shouiders. boxed, o5,sc.; longs,
1920: ribs, $3.50; short clear. t.hk. BACON
firm and unchanged. Lard uncosngsd. "hiskey'
tl.i0.
NSw YoRK. July. sa---Net rece!ptA none:
gross receipts, 81 bales. Futures closed sfesdy'
sales, O., 100 bales; July. tlassasisx: August
ati06s: November and Decemb- sl04laSl0E;
January, ti0.heafi1o3; February, $ioosasio~:
March, tl060asi06i.
LIVERPOOL hARKYTS
LIVERPOOL, July 23-Soop. Cotton nrm;
American middlinR. 6s.d.: sales, 1900 bales:
speculation and export, LOU Dhies' Jcstofusys
sales we're Increased by late business BY ooto
bales OF American receipts. 1000 bales; Ameri-
can. 200 baer. Futures opened weak bat arc
now improving: distant positions weak. bat near
are steadier; July, o Sg-tta6 +064ab ti-6td July
aud August q f0-6id.: August. 3s-Gta6 t1ots
l-6id. August and September, 33-6id. rep
TENDER, o s5-6id.: september end october,
lid. October and November, o1-th.: no.
vember and December, 5 55-otd. December and
January, ; SOD readers, 6.iO0 bales ON neg
and 100 bales OH old dockets
Up M-American middIibg, $50. ssics %
American, e.901 balos: Juiy, July. August, and
August, 8 4I-6ia8 ts-oii. August september AMI
september. 3s6ias 37-G4d. +: soptsnDor and DC
tober, o 2-6ta6 30if. october and novebpef'
57-8.ss SOD. November aud December
s 55-Gia5 56-6id. December aud January,
5 6l-6Id., buyers. Futures nrm TOR oear months
and quiet for Distant
4 r. M-JuIy. July, August. and Aueust.
9 4l-6id., sellers: August, september, }stf.,
sellers: september and October, LOAD 2Sid
October and November, b7-6td., sellers No
yemb.r and December, A-tis5 oSDd. de-
cember and January. b54-5td, buyers Futures
closed quiet for near months ana EASY Tor as
tant
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
Reported for the Richmond DispaichI
July @-The market Is quiet with very
limited transactions for want u stock Tho
stoca in tho hands OF commission merchants
Is lighter than ever before known 81 THIS season
Prime. exc; extra prime, &c. ; fancy, 1sc.;
Spanish. fiS0asL40
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Reported for tho Richmond Dnpstcb.l
July ga -Marret quiet There Is no special
prospect with dealers except ttat prices are
likely 20 remain as they are. Prime, &c; 1S'
ira prime, &c; fancy, 7c.; common, ssoc'i
factory hand picked, oHas%c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-24
Her Affections at So. 900.

PARKERsBURG. W. Va, July 23.-AIiss
Iayina Ryne. society belle, to-day
brought suit for $1,000 damages for breach
of promise against ID. s. Miller. superin-
tendent of the Ohio-River railroad shops.
The bill charges that Miller. who WIS en-
Gagged 10 Miss Ryne. married another lady,
and the first news she received of her
lovers deceit was through the papers.
The affair has created sensation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-24

LoSDoH, July 2s.-The Dutch steamer amer
Spaarrdam, Captain Boujer. from New DIX
passed the Isle o Of Wight to-day. She sig
nailed that the National Line steamer
Egypt. Captain Sumner, from New York
July 10th, for Liverpool, had been aosn-
doned on fire at sea, and that her crew
were on board the British tank-steamer
Manhattan. Captain Robinson. from New
York July 9th for Hull, and would be
landed at Dover. The Egypt did not carry
any frst-class passengers. The Egypt was
an iron screw steamer of 1850 net tons and
4.670 gross tons burden. She was ouiit At
Liyerpool In 1871.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-24
Franco, England, and Newfoundland.
nv AnaIn- Annari ran cahln 10 the Dlspatch.l

PARIS, July 2S.-Negotiations between
France and England regarding colonial
matters are progressing. Lord Salisbury
desired to include the question of French
rights in Egypt and Newfoundland IN the
discussion, but NJ. Ribot, the French
Prime Minister. refused absolutely to DIS
cuss these questions and upheld the claims
of France
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-24
Full Prohibition Ticket Ia Wisconsin
fTy telegraph TO the Diapstch.l

MADISON, Wis, July 2S.--The Prohibi-
tionists yesterday made these nominations
For Governor, DR.. Alexander, Of Eau
Clair Lieutenant Governor. w. X. Neither
cut. Of Milwaukee; Secretary Of state,
William Johnson RnSs., q st. crpix Is s1ansy
Attorney General, A. 4. vankewren, Of
Oshkosh; State School Superintendent,
Henry sumner. Of Outagamie Railroad
Commissioner. J. @. Black, of Richmond
Centre Insurance Commissioner. Andrew
Peterson. OF Green county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-24
Town Almost DESTROYED.

tBy Angto-American cable to the Dispatch.l
LONDON. July 23.-The town of Hammer
fest, in Norway. has been almost destroyed
by fire. The inhabitants have been rem
dered homeless and are in u starving con-
dition. Provisions and clothing have been
sent from Tromsoe to the sufferers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-24
Special Census Agents

wAsnrsoroS, d. G.. July 23.-The follow
ING have been appointed special census
agents to collect statistics OF manufacto-
RES: Isadore Forst, Birmingham, Ala. NJ.
Burke. Montgomery, Ala; Charles Hur-
ley, Mobile, Ala. Hamilton White, Selma,
Ala. Thomas $. Lavender, Columbia, ..
O.. Clifton Leonard, Glendale, s. c.;
George Gage, Beaufort. 5. q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-24
Boycott of Lines of steamers.

tBy Anglo-American cable TO the Dispatchl
LONDON. July 23.-The Stevedores' Union
has declared boycott against the steamers
of the Allan Line plying to Montreal, and
against the Wilson and Hill lines, whose
steamers ply between Hull and London
and Boston and New York, for employing
nOn-uniOn men,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-24
International Arbitration.
rBy Angle-Amerlcan cable TO the Dispatch.l

LONDON, July 23.-The international ar
bitration conference at its session to-day
voted in favor of the insertion of arbitra-
ton clauses in the commercial and other
treaties pending the conclusion OF general
arbitration treaties. The conference VIII
meet again in Rome in 1891.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-24

at Iowa City. These ere ocettcp Of dsar 4
negotiations. II il stated fuYtner tnss sne
Immense corporation oontempiesS kesssns
possession Of every caktls-pen N %. GS! ~
try. These DEVELOPMENTS to-asy woy.u ~ ~
dioate that the syndicate = oe; h x,ner ~ "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-24
Jacksonville's Fugitive Marshal Caught.
n3y telegraph to tho Dispatch.

JAcKsoSvILLr. FLA, July 23.-Steye Wig
gins. ex-clty marshal OF Jacksonville. who
murderousiy assaulted Mayor McQuaid
some weeks ago, was arrested in Columbia
county last night by Sheriff Beth and
brought here this morning. He was turned
over to the Duval-county authorities and
committed to jail in default of $4,000 bail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-24
JUDICIAL CONVENTION.
II. X. Bryan, of Newberne, for Judge,
and j. VI. Grizzard for Solicitor.
Ispecial telegram 10 the DIspatch. ]


WELDON. N. c., July 23.-Henry X. Bryan
oe Newberne, was nominated for Judge of
the Superior Court by the Democratic con-
yention here tonight on the tifty-eighth
ballot. The candidates before the con-
vention were X. b. PEBBLES, of Norteamp-
ton: Judge Fred. Philips, of Tarboro',
Clement Manly, of Craven. and ii. Il.
BRYAN, of Craven.
Manly was dropped on the fourth ballot
and Bryan taken up. For seven hours the
convention was in session and each county
stood firmly bytheir respective candidates.
The convention was composed of the best
material of the district, and the nomi-
mating speeches were eloquent, grand, and
patriotic.
GRIZZARD FOR SOLICITOR.
The nomination of Bryan was made
unanimous amid deafening applause. As
soon as order WAS restored Captain j. Nj.
Grizzard. of Halifax, was placed in nomi-
nation for solicitor, and there being no op-
position was nominated by reclamation,
and the convention at 1890 tonight adj
iOurned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-24
Strike Movements In Spain.

LBy Anelo-American caDio 10 tue Dispatch'i
BARCELONA, SPAIN. July 23.-Two thou
sand factory strikers attempted to parade
here to-day, but were dispersed by the po-
lice. The Government issued an order
forbidding professions and open.air meet
lngs. The strike movement Is becoming
general among the factories.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-24
Quiet Again at BueDos Ayrcs.

BUEyos AYREs. July 23.-The guards
which have been stationed at the Govern
ment House have been withdrawn and
public excitement has ceased. 1t is re-
ported that London syndicate is prepared
to conclude sterling loan of 10000, 600.
The gold premium is BOG.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-24
Destructive lncsndiary Fire.
fpy telegraph TO the Disnasch =,

srox.sx FALLS, WASH. July, 23.-An in
cendisry FIRE DESTROYED $4,000 worth Of
property here to 81 Sso The loss y covered
to the sd destroyed was he NA%ons Ssst
B Bridss worth $4,000. The suspects have
hsen srrested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-24
HOPES OF THE STREET.

HOPfS OF THE SIhEbls
The hopes OF the street are now centred on
the probability of the Secretary Of the Treasury
obtaining sufficient Offers OF bonds TO reiieve the
situation and insure an easy money marset
during the fall. when the demands for moving
the crops shall cause the withdrawal " funds
from the New York banks. waiting attitude
Is taken on all questions now open which nave a
bearing upon the values OF securities. ana wnlie
the news from the railroad meetingsis on mo
whole rather favorable. IL has no influence FUR
ther than to maintain the firm tone OF the mar
ket against dulness.
sUGAR IN THE LEAD AGAIN.
Tho principal attention was paid again 70 sugar
to-day, the talk OF reorganization, which, II ap-
pears, Ia now 10 De undertaken in earnest, neip.
Ing on the bull speculation In IL, and material
advance occurred. A feeble response WAS made
to this rise by the lead trust and some 81 The
specielties. but in no other stock WAS there an
important movement during the entire session.
Lead was helped by reports ~ large earnings
and talk Of a dividend. although no definite in-
formation was 10 be mad In the matter.
AMONG THE sPHcIALrIEs.
Among the specialties Citizens gas OF Brook
Ign made another ono OF its sharp upward turns
in The forenoon, when II advanced II. per cent,
but later became AZ dull ADD stagnant a. any OF
the railroad stocks Hooking Valley. Pullman,
and Denver and Rio Grande preferred were 40
tive without special movement and had no infiu-
ence upon anything else. IL uanspred after
the close of business that the trustees of the
BuRar TuSt nhu kO-uay D'kuu buit III hmks
county for the purpose Of winding up tho trust
and disposing OF the properties composing IT,
The strength Of this stock during tho day was,
therefore, fully accounted FOR.
THE CLOSE DULL But STEADY.
The market In general continued dull and
listle-s until the cloec, which was duli ana
steady 10 Grm At about first prices. The market
acts, in the opinion Of some judges, a. II pre-
pairing for another upward turn, II being appa-
rent that It Ia the Intention IN Washington TO
legislate ia a way that win insure good supply
OF money, and there 10 corresponding good
feeling in VOL street Another factor which
creates an improved good feeling 10 the fact
that II Is now clear that the crops have been in-
iured only In Kansas. The sales OF listed stocks
aggregated n, 900. ~ unlisted. 5000 shares.
Rgsninr.-Exchange quiet ana firm st 4S5ka
sS9N. Money easy at 81 Al sub-rrensury bah
Rnces-Coin, siG2, $4,000. currency. t6.'32.u0.
Governments more active s"d nrm Tor IS: per
cents, IL ?, ex. coupons. l034 bid, ex interest
| Ntafa nuiat aud firm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-24
Lnsf with All on Hoard.

(By Anglo A mericsn cable 10 tho Dispetch.l
LONDON. July @. The American schooner
William Rice has been lost at sea. The
whole crew, consisting of sixteen persons,
perished.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-24
Congress.

The Senate yesterday found itself with
out quorum and unable TO secure one;
The House discussed the bankruptcy bill
without reaching conclusion.