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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23

E,.tport Ne Feb. - Carroll Kehoe. an eccentric
man VIM had lived as a hermit eight miles from
here for the last forty years. was found frozen to
death I'm hi, hut this morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23
rnIyRS THE ~PARrr .RlrE' DECISION rHJrN

THINbS THE PARIl KATE Dh' INVN '"''''
Baltimore. rc' ~. r. HAYDEN. manager Of
stuart Robson NOW ptfIuS an cu-ig IN n' at N'u-u s.
Iolada, street Theatre. u tins ,'I aui ais" CHAIRMAN
,f the Railroad Committee of tn Theatrical Managers
Association. considers thu decision ot the Interstate
Commerce COMMISSIONS in the matter of ueiiu'"
PARTY rates" au unjust one. a, nearly every iuIi"'o
100 the country ha, been making party rates u'0
only To theatrical comp,u,c, but 10 all ORGANIZATIONS
social or political. winch applied tor the same. lHc
dec, -ou Mr. Hayden said last night. would impN uli
rate. were granted ouA Ia thcatrica! plrtc-, ana
vlilr the rate, may not ,aYc been published. IL Is
we'll known that the privilege Of obtaining rcdu.c
ti.to- wa, accorded 10 individual Who would form
q, party OF ten or more travelling to-ether to an,
gwen point II is equally well known tot the very
road that brought tina, action against Oh" Baltimore
,pd ohio gave. the same two cents peg mile rate to
theatrical companc- long before ana III To the begin
nuns. of u.i, acton. In reply e. Tire question 1> 20
what effect TIN, decision would have ou the many
DIN, road, that ~clluS party rate tickets.
Mr. HAYDEN said: Be- believe th" law H. dead letter,
and. If tested in the Iut.I state, supreme Court.
vopld pee declared uncou-tjuto.aL Theatrical p'o
pc continued Mr.. lldcn. arr dCcph mt + 'icl
IN the hual out. uWc of tim, action. ~ tia h-urto
given Al the last meeting oi the theatrical Managers
\-.o,atiou show that more than GlOOnOOp u pdti
annually The railroad compRnlc- for transportation
ly the various theatrical combiuauOus.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23

THEE HEY KILLED 81 4 BOILER EAPLONiON.
Richmond, Va. Feb CA boiler exploded TINS
morning at O'Clock IN the saWmll OF James llhh'cr
AT Rnther Glenn. Carolina County killing tuee people
and woundlns SIX.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23

The recent revision Of wages OF the Nashua manu-
featuring Company wa intended to make the pay OF
the operative the same that M other ,!miia m'
when fault va, found the agent assured the Hclp that
auA rrr,r- Would be- corrected. II Is Therefore plain
that the operative of the Nashua COMPANY refuse u
WORT, for fine same wages pad elsewhere. ana
consequently the rc.pou-ibty for the closing o. the
mill, must rest entirely with the operatives. yTho
r,.d,y for those who may wish 10 rcturn but If, by
that time sufficient number should not come IN, tho
mills viii be- closed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23
4 NM COMPANIES ULrIMATrM TO MRIKEGS.

Nashua y H.. Feb. -. \ new development IN
'hc strike at the Nashua Company mills Is the post
Ing Of the following notice, signed by Treasurer
Amory, Of the corporations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23

c,,I,ro Feb. a2-A branch Of the Non Partisan
,vor,ou,s christian Temperance Union, of which Mrs.
ELLEN Foster Of Iowa, is the recognized leader. was
formed here yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23
A. USUAL. BARGAIN DAY.

proprlcty Of It's being allowed 10 do business an
state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23
Spring Novelties in
D r E S S GOOD S

We are now dispin'i ing IN Immense variety oil
Ncw Fabrics for the coming season. in'Iu"'hH
many rare aud bcnntiful effects IN the latest
les and combinations e colorinG.
special attention directed 10 our importation oil
P,RI. ROBES AND NOVELTIES
IN exclusive styles.
Also. 10 our Magnificent Assortment oil
FRENCH HENRIETrA-.
All of which offering
VERY ATTRACTIVE PKI'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23
WIN it pay % buy for future ned. vhcn You can bqy

Single and Double Breasted NcvmaiRe,s; were SIG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23

Twelve and Fourteen Dollar Newmarkcts--aG sizes.
AT FOUR NINETY-RIGIIT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23

A., used for Drapo3-- the whole year ro1nd rs SCI
u 49, ,.,ie.. % therefor. an ofe ing 81 elegant
Sg. crta., fa9 below value orlo'qni'' not TO De-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-23
AT TEN DOLLARS
AT TWELVE DOLLARS

Elegant Soal Plush Thrcc-quartcr Jackcts-wcrc SIS.
Finer To slS $50 90
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-16
Rrief TnIepranls.

Brigedier-General Nelson II. Davis (retlredl
died suddenly Of apoplexy on Governors Island
yesterday.
Tho Montgomery (Ala.) Grays and True Blues
will como b tire unwilling OF the Loe statue on
the 29lh.
Tho steamer Alexandria, which left New York
on Saturday Tor Havana, Is ashore fifteen miles
north Of Cape Florida on the coast OF Florida
Yesterday morning a fall OF rock occurred In
ths tunnel at Park No. cOlliery near Ashland.
Pa, killing two gorkmcn and seriously inluring
another
The Presbyterian General Assembly, North,
was opened at Saratoga with prayer Yesterday
morning at II o'clock by Rev. Dr. Herhck john
son. Of Chicago.
C.M. Whitaker AMI G. VI. Stubs wore work
ing in a granite-quarry near hourocVla' Gal,
when tho derrick broke ana rock feiI on the mHh'
crushing them 10 death.
sirJsmes Ferguson, Under Foreign Secre-
tary, stated In tho House OF Commons yestetday
evening that Henry VI. stanley's treaties with
the African chiefs were not authorized by the
Government
In the Kentucky Legislature yesterday there
were seven ballots fer seua.or, Ia all OF which
Carlisle led, the last giving him A. a. against y
for Lindsay, the next highest No nomination.
The wife and daughter Of Professor stanley
Hall OF the Clark University. Worcester, Mass,
were found dead Ia their bed yesterday morning,
accidentally sufocated by illuminating gas
which had escaped during the night
d. F. Mitchell. Of Cedar Keys, WA carried to
jacksonville yesterday by United states officers
and takel before tho United States Court,
charged with conspiracy. In default " f2,OO0
tail no WAS committed 10 the county jail.
Adyices from Cedar Keys report ono Deputy
United states Marshal still there. lie has Sc
cured the rovenue-cutter and VIII 20 down the
coast 10 the point where COttrell, the runaway
mayor, is supposed 10 DO in concealment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-16
at Council o.cortsd hr ,he three tribes

Great Council. escorted By the three tribes
OF the city, boarded the cars Of tho Pc
,ersburC. and Asylum railway and repaired
10 refreshments at Granite Grove. in Din
widdie county, where magnificent spread
awaited them. The custom at all points in
the State whore the Great Council has
heid its annual session has been to
banquet. the visitors. This rule was
departed from here, and great bar
becue was given instead, served I'M
der the shade of pleasant trees by
the aide of bold flowing spring in the
open air, cooled by delightful breezes.
Great Chief of Records of the United
States Charles G. Conley, OF Philadelphia.
who has been in attendance at the sessions
OF the Council, left for his home this after
noon.
WORK or THE CENSUS.
Mr.. r. A. Young. the supervisor of CEN
sus for this district, has itist forwarded to
the department at Washington his recon-
mcndations for enumerators throughout
hrs district. The names will not be made
pubic until approved at Washington, and
II is said that a recommendation is by no
means equivalent 10 approval.
THE MASSACHUSETTS EDITORS.
The Massachusetts, editors will arrive
here from the est at 1l:30 A. NJ. Saturday.
They will be met by q committee of the
Chamber Of Commerce at the junction Of
tho Norfolk and Western and Petersburg
and Asylum railroads, where they will be
transferred TO cars on the latter road,
taken across 10 the Dnwiddie granite
quarries and thence TO the Central Lunatic
Asylum, where they will be entertained by
the superintendent Dr. Barksdale. They
VIII then be brought 10 Petersburg and
banqueted 10y the Chamber of Commerce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-16
NITANTED. APOSTTION AS CLERK

w In Wholesale or rotsll grocery. Have
had three yoars' experience. Good references.
Age twenty. Address }. y. BKADLks.
my l6.2t' No. 60I Louisiana street, city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-16
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.


Auction offerings on Change to-day: O. pack
sgos, and 3 taken in highest price, s3S; lowest
$40; average, SlL95--sll sun-cured and dark
tobacco.
Internal-revenue collections Cigars and
cigarettes, S,G0 20; tobacco. s2S70.52; specia!
tax, sll3 40-total, $7,5SG.57.
Private sales reported to-day; Filters, l37;
cutters, 3: wrappers. 80; darks, 9-total l64
hogsheads. Auction sales were lively on sun
cured and dark fllers. Seventeen packages
bough; by W. T. Hancock averaged over lSc
The Pace Tobacco Company paid up to S9c.,
while 10 hogsheads sold at so to S3S The
planters were we'll pleased. Sales were made by
q. A. Hanes John J. Wilson, Son & CO., W. b.
Palmer, Vaughan & sarvay, and L. Levy. The
buyers we're Myers Brothers, Hardgrove, Nal
lory Vaughan, Eddins, Yarbrough. and others.
Private sales show large aggregate OF old
filters again, leaving many empty boxes The
season Is fine on plants. Planters In market re-
port prospects for fair average planting
around Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-16
THE FARMERS WOES.
Sationai-Alliance Lecturer Livingstone
Before the WAYS and Means.
ny telegraph TO the Dispaichl

WAsuIvGroS, May 1.-The hearing OF tho
Farmers Alliance representatives, was continued
leflre tho Ways and Means Committee this
Narninr Mr.. Livingstone, national lecturer OF
slr organization, taxing up the argument lie
F1ii tbRl he had found much mlahpprchensloh
q Washington respecting tho objects Of the al
lance They had not beset Congress, but, n
81 Flowor had suggested, they bad been attend
lug strictly g. their own busiue7s. A wrong I'M
tression-Oue without word OF truth-was mat
f1s alliance WAS clandcstiuelg seeking 10 dis
Ilace tho ruling political partle1.
1heaUihncc representatives had not been In
flleut: a. least there was no intention Of being
insolent They had talked plainly-sJaight
from the shoulder Ihey asked, demanded
: n WAS not sure about the tcrm-thai congress
10 what 10 could 10 pass the Suh-Ireasury bilL
Tho gentleman from Ncw } rk ,A'r Flower
Rad ure,If.tai that the children Iuld be put TO
work 10 tho warehouses aui tho women In the
0eld.. The Inference WAS mat the men under
Ihternal government would 10 too lAAy 10 WORK
Mr. Flower. Look AT Germany today.
Mir Livingstone denied that such result
would follow.
Mr. Flower asked why the warehouses were TO
Ge used only for oats, Wh'Rt, corn, tobacco, ana
rou0n Why notput IN the got rice, and cheese,
an pork. 81
S'os Rero protected ny the hlgh tarlH-'J per
cont for wool alone
Mr. Hover read Table 10 show that the staple
crops hai nuctufted more than 30 per cent.
within thirty years. aud asked II that did not de-
Inonstraie tho INSTABILITY Of the proposed cur
Teury.
Mr. Livingstone replied that the fluctuations
han been caused by the fact that the farmers
lsl been compelled % cell their crops at adverse
times something The bin proposed 10 remedy.
I'm rouci sion no said Report the biil 20 tho
House IN SONIC shape, 20 that It can he acted
NfOn. Don't make 40 question OF tariu or OF
,o1tics, bur let the bill stand ON iIs merits.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-16
The Methodist General Conference.
tRv foIegraDh 10 tho Dispatch

ST Iorts. May lh-The General Conference
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church was engaged
largely to-day in the transaction OF routine
busiuess The Finance Committee recommend
Cd the payment OF The actual expenses OF uele-
gates, and checks we're Inado out therefor.
The Committee on ltlnerancy reported non-
concurrence On the momerial from inc norm
Carolina Conference 10 allow unordalnod minis
ters to administer the sacrameni.
The Committee on Reveals reported non-con-
currence in some twenty memorials or slight
sltereticns In the church form, and on calling
for a change IN the representation 10 the Gene
raj Conference from one delegate Tor thirH-
four members 10 one delegate for tOrty-twO
members. The committee also refused 10 change
The form OF infant baptism, and declined 10 SUD
stitute the word man Tor husband IN the mar
riRge ceremony. -
meuded the creation OF a general conference OF
,he Suuday-School Board, of which tho editor OF
sunday school publications shall DO the chair
man and a secretary be electod by the poatu INC
came committee nOn-concurreu III tuc tesoiutVu
nroyidtng that The profits Of tho SundAy-sch"oi
neriodicals above $4,000 annually snail DO e&-
pended for the betterment OF literature.
The Temperance Committee cOncurIed IN the
memorial changing the degree OF Ile OuohSe
committed by member OF the church VINO
encourages liquor traffic by renting property
for saloons anu signing petitions LOT licenses
from "imprudence, as now oosishaIou III the
Dlseipline. 10 " imWOranty.'
Ths Committee ON Trustees reported In favor
Of me formation Of "A church board oI uistees as
outlined in the resolution given In these dis
patches two or three days ago.
Inc Rinle Cause Committee reported the fol-
Toying statistic, OF tho American Bible Society
work: Kecsipts during the past Quadrenniuln,
s2isq5ss: disbursements. S2,A6,lss. D1rlng It's
entire existence II has distributed 52,NO,6,5 Co
pies Agents Of the society have visited IN Tue
United States 6.3Og 900 families, ana f0und 'o"OOO
families without Bibles These nave been al
suDplied aud Aog,000 Bibles have been distri-
bmtsd IN heathen lands. The committee en-
dorsed tho bible Society and recommended N ,
contlnuance OF the relations between the General
ConfereucA and the society. Tho report Was
adopted. ,,,. ,t
The Little Rock Conference memorialized the
Conference u give the Brightstar circuit 10
Texas -. a., ~,
Thn Texas Conference asked that the texas
German Mission conference DO dissolved ana
added 70 the Texas Conference. The Rev. h.
w Nosely, fraternal delegate from the Colored
Methodist Episcopal Chmch Geoeral CONFER
ense now IN session In Little Rock, ARR. was IN
troduced TO the Conference and he made
pretty little speech. Adjourned I'LL to-morro"'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-16
DrATHa.

DEAIHA
FORD.-Died. at his residence No. 1915 west
aged ffsy-nine years
blessed are they which die IN the Lord
me FUNERAL Will be preached FRIDAY the
ION instant ut 2. NJ, Mt Washington-street
qnainiances are respectfully invited 70 attend.
copy.
McDoN0U1H-Died, May 18th, at 1880 p. NJ,
LORETTA, youngest daughter OF j. Y. and Lucy
- funeral from the residence Of her parents, loif
bucnsnsn street. THIS lFridayl EVENING at
5:30 o'clock.
MoohE.-Died, May 18TH, AT the residence OF
ner husband, 1910 Lester street, sALLlk ~, be-
Ioved wife Of ID. J. Moore, la the twenfy-ninth
year Of her age.
Her funeral will take place at ST. Pstrick's
church THIS friday EVENING at ~ o'clock.
Friends and acqusintances are respectfully In
Yited TO attend without further notice.
o'NEfLL-Disd. at 7:3o A. NJ, May IS, 1890. at
mo residence Of bis grandmother, Mrs Jane
tbselt2n, No. l0l7 north Seventeenth street,
MICHAEL. infant son OF Michael and Mary u
ONeill aged sixteen months.
precious one from us has gone,
voice we loved Is still;
place Is vacant In our hOme
Which never can bo filled.
We miss the kind and willing hand,
Thy fond and earnest love.
Our home Il darG without theo-
We miss thee everywhere.
Funeral from the above residence st4 O'Clock
THIS friday AFTERNOON.
PHI CHER.-Died, at 1870 p NJ, May Is. 1890,
SAMUEL ELLETT PILGHER: aged fifteen
months and twenty days.
Tho funeral will take place from tho residence
OF the parents, 6i7 west Cary street. al 5 p. NJ.
FRIDAY, May 10, 1899.
TUCkER-Died, OF congestion Of tho brain. In
HenricO county. near Richmond, on May 10, 1890.
MAMIE MAllGARET. eldest daughter Of w. q.
and Addic |. Tucker; aged eight years
IL Is often said the best and brightest are taken
first 10 show US the way TO Heaven. May tho
beresved parents often see the little snowy hand
OF MAGGIE oeckoning them TO the SKIES.
"Unyeil thy bosom. fsithiul tomb.
Take this new treasure 20 thy trust"
Lexington and Washington papers please
COPY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-16
THE PRESBYT.ERIANS.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY or THE eoo.n'
ERIN CHURCH IN ANNUAL SESSION.
DIR. Parks, Of Knoxville. Tenn hieo'o"
Modorator-Reccption for the La"
dies-Banqueted.
By telegraph to he Disps,'h.l

AsugvuLK. n. c., May i5-The Genera M
scmbly OF the Southern Presbyterian |nu' ~
convened In its twenty-ninth annual session. -
the First Presbyterian church at II O'Clock iho
services were opened By singing The Doho'oey
and BY prayer by DR.. II. q. Hi. tho Ieu tr,'
moderator, who then preached sermon , .rnu
Isaiah L., and = the theme pv'ns
Earthly Mission % the Church" ,,a,ors
One hundred and twenty nine com sslo. .od
are present. and all the states are represo -
Among prominent persons not able 70 % ~ - -
ent and from whom letters on regret W. ra,v
celved are tho following: J. II. lnrnau, S -,
York: Andrew Kudd, Baltimore: NebaelI
Prime, editor Of the New York Obgtps.l .no
editor Of tho Central ITesbyisridn, kchlnoi ~
Va General Rufus Barringer, Chsrioils' "
Hon. Wiilism Writ Henry, kichn9nu, wis'
George w. Williams. Rev. Peyt0n D ngsc' ''''
sissippi. and Il. r. Hall, Wilmington ~ -,
reception was gtven 10 the ladies' In s.,en1-
auce upon the assembly at the residence Oh y L.
Graham this afternoon.
DR.. PARKS ELECTED MODERATOR
At the conclusion OF Or. HIPS sermon, ana
after roll-call nominations wore male ior nlo9e-
rator as follows: Rev, C. T. Homphill, d. d.,
Louisville, n.y.; Rev. d. q. Davis, d. d. hsnuer-
son. Ky. and Rev. James Parks. ID. d. hho1-
vile, Tenn. -. ,.At,,
81 Davs, lh No election. -
According 70 custom the lowest name was
dropr ed and Dr. Parks Was chosen on the second
ballot Tho cnoc" vas made UNANIMOUS.
Reys. y. A. Ramsey and ". A. Alexander "ere
chosen temporary clerks.
The assembly then adjourned til tomorrow.
Dr. Parks is past middle age and Is a line pre-
siding officer.
A BANQUET FOR THE COMMISSIONERS
This evening a banquet was given In honor OF
the com miseOners to the General Assembly.
The company comprised 275 persons. The pro-
Rrsmme was aslfOllors: Greetings: The Stato
Of North Caroins-His Excellency Governor
Daniel q. Fowle: the Presbytery Of hecklen-
burg, Rev. r. A. Wharton the city OF AsheVille,
r II. Cobb Rsq.; the First Presbyterian
Church. Captain ). +. Venable. Response
The Church, Rev. James Parks, d. D. the HE
ioric past, Rev. W. I. Thompson. d. d.; the
Faith Once Delivered 70 tho saints, Rev. {. X.
Homphiii, ID. d. Eldership. JudgeJ. A. OFT :;
institutions OF Learning, Rev. J. Il. Wilson; the
Work OF To-Day. Colonel l.. A. Perrin; the no
ligOus Press, Rev. X r. Farris, d. d.. the out
look, Kev. ID. y. Davis, u. ID.
Many OF the efforts were unusually brilliant
aud tho speeches were not concluded till late.
Simmons Liver Regulator always cures end
prevents Indigestion or Dyspepsia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-16
is LIFE
WORTH LIVING ?

That depends upon the LIVER
for II the Liver is inscitve tue
whole system ~ ont OF order-thc
breath Is bad, digestion poor,
head dull or aching, energy ana
hopefulness gone, tho spirits are
depressed. a heavy weight exists
after eating, with general despon-
d0ncy aud the blues. The Liver
is the housekeoper OF the health,
and a harmless, simple remedy
that acts ike nature, does notcon-
stlf,ate Afterwards or require con-
stant taxlng, does not Interfere
with business or pleasure during
ia use makes simmons Liver No
gulatog 4 medical perfection.
.uaye tasted its virtues personally and know
that Cor Dyspepsia, Biiousnsss. ana Ihropoine
saw. nave tr,cd many other remedies before
simmons Liver Regulator, and noee gave more
than temporary relief. but ths Regulator not
only reieyed but cured me- II. II. JONES,
Macon, Ca
-" See dat you get tho GENUINE, prepared
~ = = my 1861 ,su,w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-16
Mean temperature. neutrality-suspicious.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Nsv YORK, May l5.-The stock market to-day
was again extremely active. especially duIlns
the forenoon, when the transactions nearIi
equalled yesterdays large business, but thero
was q marked falling OF later In the day. Inc
temper Of the market was almost reacuonhIl'
and while the mmission-houses executed
liberal supply Of buying orders, the realizatnhs
we're larger than at any time heretofore, and the
downward tendency Ia prices Was aided by Ihe
hammering operations OF traders and the pro
fessiOnal element generally. oscillations IN tle
last hour, under the influence OF tho tight money,
became most pronounced. and while there was
slight rally toward the end OF the session, the
close Was active and weak at or near the lowes'
prices Of the day. ssles-Listed 452,0OO; unlisIeo'
100 shares. ,..
Ecening.-Exchangc quiet and weak at 4sihs
49, Money tight az Gals, last loan at q. closing
offered at 9. Sub-Treasury balances-COin'
Si62, 10000: currency, f,9i2.0O0 Governments
dull hut steady forts; 4 per cents, l22A e1.
coupons. 1881 BID, eI. Interest state popus
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-16
WANTED. HORSES TO BOARD

w on reasonable terms. Good sprlng-waier,
stable-room, and plenty OF shsde. al Beochwooi
Dairy farm. Apply at tho Daryl No ives.
Broad street
my ls- r. SuSMBt 4 X SCOTT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-16

ENOR RENT, A LARGE ANDM
il VERY DESIRABLE efOkrnoUsK on va
Cary strset near Twelfth. vhtch u supplied viii
AZ n i. SELDOM TAYLOR . SON.
corner xievsath end taAk strsslA
my 1854
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-16


ST. LOUIS. Mey 1h-Flour easy and IN
changed. Wheat opened higher, nuciuated.
and closed weak but AaAc. above yesterday;
No. red, cash, g2c. July at b7'sc, asked ;
August Sgkc. bud. Corn-No. = cash. AAc.;
May, 32Hc. July, S2Hc.; August, s2Tsc. oats
very dull and nominal. Lard frm NJ $50 We. !;
car-l0tg. butcher grades, so9Oat6 Whiskey
steady NJ sl.02 Provisions very quiet job
lots OF PORK. tl2 Dry-sale meats boxed
Shoulders, s5asAi0: longs. sal0asA.i5 ribs,
short-clear, s5.55as5.f0. Bacon-
shoulders, $3.50; longs. f5.6h ribs, saS1ka
$5e5 eh0rt-cear. sa91as802. Hams, sl.2lRSL q.
CINCINNATI.
CNcIgSArI May I6-Flour dun. Wheat
firm and Ia good demand No. 2 red, 9i' Corn
steady; No. . mixed, 3s&. Oats strong; No.
mixed, BY Pork quiet at sl3l2H. Lard steHdy
a. tag7h. Buk-meats and bacon steady. Whis-
key steady al tl.02
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURst
NEW YORK, May ll-Cotton-Net receipts.
none: gross, Isis bales. Futures closed steady.
Sales, 3i.700 bales; May, sll.9fafll.E; June,
ill-H; July, fil. 9sss1i.9g: August, tlL9issll.q5;
September, sll35aslL3G; Octoter fl0sSafi0.s9;
November, sil67asi0Gs: December, $l065a
sln66; January, ti0.6sa{i069: February, SOFIA
1904
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
Reported for the Dispalchl
MAY l1-Msrket quiet but firm. No transac-
tons reported. Prime, exc; extra prime, 6Ac.:
fancy, &C.; common, 2aic.; shelled, 24sic ;
factory hsnd-picked, 6ksAc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-16
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