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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-15
THERE'S STILL A Goor
CHo1cE.


slo-so STScE Monday w'vo $3.50
s1O.sO hardly known what it il 70 $3.50
slO.sO draw leisure breath. $3.50
sIO.S0 Thero's been an unbroken $3.50
$1,000 stream Of buyers in our $3.50
5000 5000 AMI $3.50 SUIT $3.50
slO.SO SALES. You find every $3.50
sl0.S0 thing Just rs we said you $3.50
a1O.SO wouli-and as you d''rdys $3.50
sIO.sO do. OUR ENTIRE STOCK $3.50
$1,000 Of FANCY CASHMERE $3.50
slo.so and FANCY CHEyIOT $3.50
slO.sO SUITS is on one side-Or $3.50
sIOsO the other--of n line we've $3.50
s1OsO drawn. Every Suit that is $3.50
s1Oso marked sl5. slG.jO, aud $3.50
s10.sO sls is selling now at $3.50
$1,000 sI0.S0-an1 every one $3.50
sl0.s0 marked 500, 500, $3.50, $3.50
s1OsO AMI go is $3.50. We $3.50
slO.SO haven't tucked any away $3.50
$1,000 tot sight. No exceptions sl2.S0
s1O.sO are made. Wo haven't $3.50
slO.sO marked up any prices TO $3.50
slO.sO give us a margin TO mark $3.50
siO.sO them down again-tyou $3.50
slO.SO know that has been done in $3.50
slO.s0 Richmond)-but each cut $3.50
slO.so WE make Is AN HONEST $3.50
s1Os0 ONE. $3.50
slO.sO Every suit Is Of this sea- $3.50
s1O.sO sons crop" Of tailoring $3.50
s1O.sO taste. They're the best We $3.50
slO.sO ever had-wo made 'em all, $3.50
s1o.so 30 we're sure of the quality $3.50
slO.s0 that's in them. 1880
slO.sO The weather-you know $3.50
slO.s0 has been keeping business $3.50
slO.sO back-and we had very sl2s0
slO.SO heavy stock TO reduce when $3.50
s1O.s0 we started these sales. But 1880
slO.sO s10.s0 and $3.50 have $3.50
slO.sO whipped them into faster $3.50
slO.sO gait than even the weather $3.50
1880 would have done-eo you $3.50
sl0.sO don't want to "hold OF" $3.50
1850 much longer. To-day Is $3.50
s1O.sO the third day and tho $3.50
slosO sooner you get down to $3.50
sl0.s0 making your selection the $3.50
Si0.sO better choice you'll have. $3.50
sl0.sO There are both SACKS $3.50
sI0.sO and CUTAwAYs and $3.50
sIO.sO some Of the Sacks are lined s12.so
1850 and some are not. We are $3.50
sI0.s0 not afraid OF your form sl2.s0
s1o.S0 or your taste-we can 1T $3.50
sl0.sO both. $3.50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-15
One Of the Hanlons Killed Instantly.

Lyons. Iowa, July l3.-This afternoon
during Forepaughs circus performance william
HanIou, one Of The famous iianlOn brothers, was
by The breaking OF trapeze-bar thrown thirty
feet 10 the ground and instantly Killed. His
neck was broken. Hanlon was thirty-three years
old English. and leaves a wife sick in New York.
Ianlon once before fell sixty feet IN the Acad-
cniy Of Music Now York escaping death MI
ractiously. lie had performed In all the princi-
mi cities of Europe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-15
CHINESE FOR THE UNITED STATES.
4 Smuggling sloop Located and seized-A
Fine Imposed.

OTTAWA, Or, July l3.-The Collector
Of Customs at Victoria i. C.. informs the
department Of tho seizure near thoi port Of the
sl03p Flora. OF Seattle. Wash. fo' nerlc''ine 10
rou1rt inward. 4 fine o. s4OO was imposed.
Two customs oficcIe located IN" vessel in shel-
tered cove q fc8 miles from Victoria. There ap-
rearrI 10 he no one ON hoard the craft which was
lying some on" hundred yard on me shore- ne
oIirrrt called ont and n man appeared on derk
and asked what was wanted. They inipfM"i
him that they would like 10 see him md ne pull
Cd towards the shore In a sEiH. When within about
twenty feet of the b"ach be seemed 10 become
cautions and demanded their busines-. when
he learned that they wore customs officers re
started 10 pun hack 70 his vessel. bat altered ms
mind when the officers covered hin WIN
their rcvolvcrs. The slOOu proved 10 be SNUG
gle with a load Of Chinese intended FOR the
United States. There were ten Cinnamon III the
hold and six more on shore rcaiy 70 embark.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-15
CHllEAN AFFAIRS.
The Governments Regular Turn In the
Matter of News supply.

NFw YORK. july 13.-Ncws received in
this citv TO-DAY ewes Information concern
ing the latest developments IN Chilean affairs.
II h sad that the plan 10 capturc the Govern
mont torpeio-rruisers Lynch and Condcil AT Val
parai-o by bribing the crews wns q sroverti 10y
The Government and that the Leaders OF the
scheme were put in prison. The Governments,
il l. said has sent all the revolutionary prisoners
TO Iquiaue by the English steamer Bolivia. ON
Tuesday aud Friday Oi Ie-t week ia" iuSure"nt-
cngn,.od fhc Government forces in battle a. Co
arlimbo and wore defeated with great loss Of HE.
They resolved upon The attack rs soon as they
heard of the resent decision oi the fr"n,h courts
releasing two Of the GOycrnmonts iron-clads ana
Thought that II battle was not given AT once be-
fore Tie arrival 81 the iron-clads there would be
no chance Of victory.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-15
A Decision In Fassr Of Edisos-
tRv Telegraph 70 tho Dispatch.l

NV Yoxx. July is.---yudge wallace nss
-.s,.-.u, = dssss,un sustaining the sscpnd ctalin
az the Edison Misunderstanding PasssS ~, ss
Sesion viii probably eject some o. nc ss mss
Companies bat % 10 thoasns shs in rs,, ,srssSss
s sSs n,sinrSs much - hefssofore. The ww .
inshouss people slalm shAs NE dss,s.oa ~ - NO
ssrsousy effect them. Tue pss::rns ns ~ ~ ~ a.
.,ae.. =, r..ss car only el1csa the manufecs =
sncSnaescsne lamps. vhich z $500 $500 xssss
mai psrs Of sAs business ne vs':S ~. ~
necsrS. iiehsins Company. sysr ~ ~ -.
desislon Was reDdSssd, psopVsS
peal q oncel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-15
AN ALTAR JeWEl-lADEN.
Rings, Watches, fer-Hings, &C.. Given TO
the Lord-An EBtreatv Met
lBy telegraph 10 tho Dlspatch.l

RouSD LAVE, n. y. July II. An extra
ordinary scene occurred al the Christian
Alliance meeting here the morning. Miss y.
i.nl-o shepard, % no. 800 weei fory fourth
street New York n wealthy young lady. ~ho ioin-
ed the Alliance six months ago, spoke from tn.
pIa,forni and announced that she had given all
her Jewels 10 the Lord. and now proposed ~ givo
$3.50 20 pay the expenses ~ missopary To tho
heather. She asked n any one would help her,
ami at once a number Of the congregation. men
and women, arose and donated their jewels
rings watches, watch-chains, earrings, etc, aud
mouey 10 the same purpose. until the little altar
locked like a tewel-case. Miss Shepard was
overcome by tho scene and could not restrain
her tears.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-15
NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL ASSERTION.
Hon. John o.. Massey Responds To Wei
coming Addrcsses-rhe Organization.
LRy tsIegraph b the DIspatch.l

ToRoNro, or. July 1.-The annual
Convention Of the National Educational
Association Of tho rntei states WAS formally
opened this afternoon Ia Tho presence 81 about
5000 persons. Rev. a.. y. Grant, principal ~
Queens University, Kingston, welcomed the
delegates on behalf ~ canada, taking the late
Sir John MacDonali- place. pther Canadians
also delivered welcoming addresses.
short responses were made ny lion. W. ~.
Garnett, of Tennessee; Hon. ". 4. Harris, Dis
tri,s ~ Columbia. Commissioner Of Education
for fhc nitei states; Professor w. III. barihoic-
new. OF Kentucky, for IN. southern Central
States: Stntc-SupcrntenIent John r.. Massey,
Of virginia. .1r the Soufhensf: Hon. solomon
Palmer Of Alabama, Tor tho Gull States; Hon.
Joseph H. shine. II Arkansas, president Of the
southern Educational Association, tor tho South,
and Others.
Tho convention assemblies this evening for or
gnuilatOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-15
The Watch Trust No More.

ST. LOUIS. Mo. July 13.-The Baunan-
Masss Jewolry Supply Company received u telc-
cram from Chicago this afternoon stating That
tho watch trust had gone to pieces under the
action Of the Illinois antitrust law. The
'watch-trust" was tho Jobbers association OF
manufacturers OF American watches, ana con-
nri.od every wAtch-case manufacturing concern
In the country. The dissolution WAS caused by
the withdrawal OF the Elgin Company which,
being an Illinois corporation, was able 10
mo law This was followed by the withdrawal
OF others until the trust crumblod out oil ex-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-15

r.ost over the remains Of Jamos Couch (colored).
Pho died from tho effects Of a blow received
rom rock thrown by Sherman Fountain, an
4 'hrf negro On the 10Th Of May. On that day
ne tso men were frclickipg together ana the ac-
4 tsoo nhhed his assaiiant 10 take q drink with
pun wheroupOn the latter, for some unacoounta-
Rh'7 ieasoi. struck him on the head with a rock.
vuhsain made his cgcspe immediately stter
,'hoius Couch aud has not yet been captured
Y nc 'nfy who heard the evidence concerning
Pio9sae osDse hgVHgbt W q verdict TIA, death
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-15
THE NAvAJOeS EXCITED.
Said TO BE Preparing to Resist the
Government.
by telegraph to the DIspsch.l

DENVER. Col. July IA special to the
Rccly Mountain N,yrs from Flagstaff. Arlz..
says: A sheep-herder arrived nj this place last
night with the Information that the Navajo IN
,lians ARE gathering In va-t numbers. seem % be
greatly excited and are preparing Ia resist any
attempt on the part ~ the Government TAI arrest
the leaders in their raids on the cattle and sheep
ranges in this vicinity. They have warned tho
stOckmen ~ leave their imaginary territory u
them. threatening their lives II they do not ID
81 and IL Is the belief of the people that this ~
tho commencement OF the expected outbreak OF
Navajo Indians twenty-five more citizens left
here last night to 10 to reinforce sheriff Francis
and his josss Of cowboys, and tclezIams have
teen forwarded TO the Governor asking for troops
20 he rrndy tO come AZ once. The sheriff issued
warrants Tor the arrest II the chief and others,
but u Is believed that they will only succced IN
making things worse. ~ they arc only handful
to the many well-arlod Indians.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-15
To Meet To-Sig Int.

The Committee on Buildings and
Grounds met al u O'Clock yesterday afternoon in
the once Of the City Engineer. Before the COM
mittee had fairly legun its work adjournment
was necessary In order that some OF the
members who we're also members Of the Board
of Aldermen could attend a meeting OF the Inter
body which began at o'clock. The GROUNDS ana
Bindings Committee will resume its session at s
o'clock This evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-15
FOUR HOUSES DAMAGED BY FIRE.
An Unknown CoIored Man Ran over ana
Killed Uy "A Train.

NORFOLK, VA, July 49, Early this morn
inc four houses on Princess Anne road,
occupied by colored families. were badly
damaged 10y an incendiary fire.
An unknown cOlOred man was run over
bv the cars yesterday between Pendleton
and Courtney stations. The man was
found dead and badly dishgured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-15
The Irish Land Bill.
rRv Anclo-Anerican cable 10 the Dlspa

[By AngIO-Alnerlcnn cabIe 70 Tue UIspatcnI
LONDON, Eng, july 14.-Lord Dennan
Conservative In the House Of Lords today
moved that the Irish land bill be read for the
third time ten months hence. Earl Spencer
Q.iberaD opposed the amendment, saying that
although he supported The bill he had hoped for
a larger measure of local government reform.
Earl Spencer added that he believed that the
Government proposals would do some good but
that they would not satisfy the Irish tenants.
As Lord Denman was unable to find the teller.
the bill passed its third reading without diyi-
sion ON his motion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-15
The German Empress Now n Countess.

LoNDoN. July l3.-The German Empress
will temporarily reside at felixstowe incogniia
as the Countess Ravenburg. Tho Herman
Crown Prince and bis two brothers met the LIN
rsss on her arrival at the station and drove with
her 10 the South Beach House In an open
landau Masses OF roses were thrown into the
carriage by crowds OF people assembled along
the route.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-15
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

OFFERINGS
CORS.-White. LOO bushels. Mixed, 1000
bushels. Total, ., 100 bushels.
MILI-OFFAL.-IO tons.
sAfRs
CORS.-White, 500 bushels.
QUOTATIONS..
WHEAT.-Longberry 02.asi.0t Mixed, coca
sl.O3 shortberry, 90t.asl.02. No. red, 0sc.a
81.
CORS.--White (primo Virginia), 76c No. .,
75a7tjr. Mixed. No., 70a7lc.
OATs.-No >, 4ic. No. 3, 40ailc. Rejected,
3Oa3Jc.
KYE-7Jas5c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-15
THE ALLIANCE IN KANSAS.
4 split Predicted on the Sab-Trcasur1
plan-Lecturrrs I.eraiied.
Bytrlegralh tothe Dispatch.

CHIcAoo, July IA special from To-
peka. Kansas, says the indications are That
The Alliance viii split on Tho sun-ir~a-ury
scheme. Tho action % tho Texas convention -
"A general topic of cow alton and the views 81
the Alliance Leaders nro very diverse. fresiieh,
McGraih, IT This State. T. lukewtfm ON the sub
Treasury plan aui m sympathy with the Ntr-
on DIR. NcCunc.
Dr. McIallan, editor OF tho iHffHes Adr0c1fs,
declares that the Texas convention does not re-
present the Alliance In that state. The prc-l-
don't has revoked tho commissions ~ the lee
ture-s Who signed tho call for tie convention.
Dr. cIallin declares that IA. Kansas Alliance
l. practically Unit ON the sui-Ifeasury plan,
while others IT tho Alliance! leaders say mat
ouly ono Of tho State lecturers " making light
for IL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-15
LospoS. Eng. Julv 1.-THE Emperor of

LosDoS, Eng, July 1.-THE Emperor of
Germany reached Loith At ':0j 4. NJ. He
was received by the Mayor and number Of
other officials and 10y the German Consul. with
whom the Emperor shook hands. He was l0ud-
" cheerci by largo crowd which had assem-
bied g. greet MIN.
Later on the Emperor embarked upon tho i'm
perial yacht Hohenlollen. ana that vessel
steamed up the Firth to Forth In order 10 en-
able the Emperor to enjoy n good Wow OF tho
Forth bridge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-15
NATIONAL EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION
..From Being serviie the Press Has be-
come Imperial"
fBv Telegraph 20 tho Dispatch. |

Sr. PAUL. MIMI, July l4-This morn
inp's incoming trains were oiled with
members OF the National Editorial Association.
whose seventh annual convention was called 10
order a little after IL o'clock In LIES Grsni
Opera.IIouse with an attendance Of botween
i've and SIX hundred. Archbishop Ryan opened
tho convention with prayer. United seases
senator Davis delivered tho formal address o.
woloome. Times have changed, no said, AMI
the newspapers have changed WIN mem. rom
being seryiio the press has become impartial
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-15
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NV YonK. July i4.-rhe apathy Of ope-
rators in the stock market and its resultant
dulness and the staguation III the trading
in all probability reached their limits to-
day. all feature disappearing from the mar
ket. while the trading on the door was
practically paralyzed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-15
Mr., Sturgeon Worse.

LONDON, ENo., July l3.-Mr. Surgeons
condition continues 10 grow worse The Bishop
of Ripon to-day personally inquired as TO his
health and Mr.. Moody, the evangelist, ana pr.
Wsvla nd both cent a cable message containing
exnrossions Of love and sympathetic prayers for
the sick man from Massachusetts, special
service Of prayer lasting for two hours, was held
In the tabernacle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-15
The Atlantic Cattle Bill.
CBy Anglo-American ca BILE to the

[By Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch.l
LONDON, Eng, July 1.-THE Chancellor
OF the Exchequer, the Right Hon. George
Goshen, In the House OF Commons to-day, re-
plying 20 a question addressed TO the Govern
ment In regard 10 the bill popularity known as
the Atlantic cattle BILL" said that the Govern
ment, In view Of the opposition brought TO bear
against the measure, could not promise ~ perse-
Gre in the attempt 20 pass II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-15
Ouorrei Over Pooi-A Fatal Shot.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, July l3.-In the Fa-
vorite saloon tonight in the heart OF the clty
Sol. Bonheimer,a drummer, and IhOuariiyde,
a railroad man, began quarrolling over a game
Of pool. Ii resulted In resort 10 pistols, when
Bonheimer drew his weapon and shot Hyde In
the stomach. BoDhemer was arrested. hyde
will die.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-15
III c1nc,cn-A KTcnRp EHnKHN.
4 SPECIAL DECREE IN WARRANTY.
" Gnlicgo" and "O'Dansc Brands OF
TIour Transferred.

A special term Of the Chancery Court
was convened Yesterday nOrnIng-Jud
Barton. OF Fredericksburg. On the bench = uc
,.~oe vas entered IN the consolidated causes of
stokes g Allen against tie Gallcgo Mills Manu-
featuring Company and the Merchants anu
Plant ,rf Bank against tho Gallcgo Mills manu-
featuring Conn any. appointing hoiniH ".' ~ +,
son Charles L Williams, and T.. !. Cannon special
commissioners 70 convey BY deed 0i spr IA
warranty The -four brands known ~ the 'a,-
lego and o. q Dause" brands 20 Charles iodn'
Samuel G.. fairbauk. and Cyrus bp-flcuN. WHO
be.nruo purchasers Of these brands ut the pTl'o
Of Ss.li0. and have fully complied with the
terms ~ the sale. Tho money has been de-
posted IT the City Bank, according TO the terms
~ the Court. -
The estate II Charles l.. Purycnr deceased
was turned over 10 the Sheriff yesterday Tor al
minisration.
Several small DEGREES were entered by Judge
BIffCu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-15
Nh, the slightest Trouble.

BreM1NaHAM. ALA. July l3.-The county
site election IN Franklin county was one of the
oriiotast ever held in Alabama. Last week tho
Sheriff called for troops In anticipation OF
trouble. The Governor refused 20 grant the re-
quest, and to-day's result showed the call 10
have been UNNECESSARY Russcllvile got the
court-house by several hundred majority.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-15
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices for Money. Bonds. Stocks. Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. &c.. and In Con-
nsetion Herewith the Wea-
Their Indications
rBy telegraph to the piapa,ch.l

10y telegraph to the Dispatch.l
r WASHINGTON. ID. c.. July 14.-Fore-
IfLlR least for Virginia: Far Wednesday {;
Stationary temperature, except
slightly cooler in western portion;
winds becoming westerly.
North Carolina; Fair Wednesday; slight
" warmer south winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-15
DEATH OF GEN. THOMAS HARRISON.
A Veteran of the Mexican War and the
War between tho States

[By telegraph % tho Dispatch.I
Sr Louis. Mo, July IA dispatch from
Waco. Tex. announces the death there Of
General Thomas Harrison. lie was born In
Alabama In 1923, moved 20 Mississippi IN his
carly youth, where he was reared and educated.
served throughout, tho Mexican war ana tho var
between the states, participating In the capture
OF Nurf,eesbOro' and the campaign against
Knoxville and had taken prominent part IN
tho politics Of the State ~ Texas up 10 1877.
since which time he has devoted himself " Ills
law practice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-15
ACTION IN THE TUNNEL MATTER.
Sir. Reid. the president Of tho Company
...Lsand III. Meeting Adiourns-

Spsaks and the Meeting Nnt""'"-
No,vi,hstanlinc the fact that many
vnre enNlously expecting that
NC Infinite conclusion will he reached
''.,,,ling the Eighth street tunnel at the
nt meeting OF the Committees on
|St-eof~. and Finance Yesterday cVcInng,
Ehe only thinr done was 20 near talk oy
|Nr Rcid. Of New YORK inc pfo1 ,leIl ~
~. Richmond and Chesapeake Railroad
,,.nuany. and motion 10 adjourn.
,ttm mo iniui session wac called 10 order
. ~. va. como objection To- proceeding :" puNl-
.. as There was mos quorum OF me '"ini''.-
ar ol F.nnrc present nn' on "'"s',1 Coir,oor
.'. %. a.!a kuONn 60 tho body some COM
...ti,ns Dc iai had with Mr. Roid since
a. l..i meeting 81 Che tWo committees
NE. RgiD troN rnE FLOOR
,.......,, MA fhon madc % tho eject that Mr..
I'd f,. frgrI 900 ilo subject oi tho weak condi-
. sf tbr tunnel. whi-n va carrie M. mona
..t iaIny % ycry fluent md pleasing
-...,t,rfa.nri fHc committees With n re-
I ..f,tt.a q. no railroads past and present
rf.... ana .fs bfirm outlook Tor future OK
,...,o I'd. grccrh by paving the way for n
d.. I'D viii ir, made inicf for AN extension
f.a.ht-e. lu ue course OF hiS remarks lie
l,. tunnel n,c.ls repairing. ON that qpes-
r.......r r.... aly issue. We have with
,,.... u..- Nno Uls served as engineer Tor
....- o. t,rnat Britain IN "a grcHt
Il ... We hovr had him examine
-...,..I .sf...ly. and NOW, hasiuf our "pin-
.. ,.....a, at.nsk s.lrre,fiy ~ 10
II il ,,,. o.. f.1nol info uroficr 70
.f.. .." ~ a.. no 40 bond 10
' .i,.,..,,s lt,ir.,. ,.,ar "a "a
.f.. DID. i'.ii'f' '''' . -. ,.,,.i,., !, Z
& !, ..... ta tH".r if ieil>'
-. ...o-..,,,
Sow fHr pDNri. no !'t ~, w.. nv. -, 49,
a. f.s ..UnHn. N. F'''' ~. gu 'l'' 80
$780,. .i fH" "'.il .'' o.. W. ~, 49,, -,
I'd .npt. have roo W,u lnS ~ iar go -,
IL 'nr'.ilnt ii"' ,h.f Gtd,-ny IN no
Ia llf +11I ~'F n"n .'' ',, '-''
3D. .-.. Hti I.r i-.'' TO ~ ~ 80 -, -, I
Il. ''t .t..t ,.o ,,b",o ,.ro,,er,v
N I'D % 'r. -, a. nto .,.f
X. DO ir rHr.t ..'i. iNt' h''l". f'o,''.' WIZ
1sf 500 -'.; TNfk Ni''' 1 '' your ''ll1'nr WIZ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-15
..rea rreig,ts u liverpool IN fair demand and
stronger. GOTTEN. 3-32d.: grain. I'd. bid.

..rea rreights u liverpool IN fnlr demand and
stronger; cotton, 3-32d.: grnfn' "a va
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July I4.--The cash quotations wcr.
ma follows: Flour steady and unchanged. no.
spring wheat, s7Sssss,,se: No are, red s N.Y..
nort ner barrel. $40. J0nsfO.35. Lard. 1925.
Short.ribs, ee.25as6.3 SIN Dry-ealted snoul1srs'
IS. 2Oas5.25. short-clear, s6.60aso.'" WIFE
key, e1.t6.
AGLUc0sg Trust.
American glucose win hereafter be ccntronea
by an English syndicate. The contract by shien
was closed yesterday. The syndicate will Also,
It is said. compete with tho starch combine a ana
invade the territory Of the whiskcy tust inc
combined capacity ~ the eight factories In me
trust is 90 600 to 10000 bushels OF corn DAY
PROPERTY or THE rxusr.
The property held by the eight companies u
valued Mt Sl6,00O.000, and II IL said that "
handle these plants tho English COMPANY wiz
float bonds amounting % s20,O00,0Jo, par
value.
Tho leading futures ranged "a follows: