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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-09
M4ECHEsTER WfTTERS.
What is Going on OF Interest on the Othel
Side Of the River.

~ IAt Is tplli@ ot4 Va iiNNiN'' va Wv $500
Side Of the River.
The cherry crop in Chesterfield is almost
O failure TINS year.
Mr. Floyd w. Bass is quite sick at his home
on Thirteenth street.
Dr. +. T. Southall. OF Amelia county, paid
visit to tins city last week.
Mr. IT, A. Carter. OF this city, has returned
from visit o. Petersburg
The new jail which Chesterfield IS to have
VIII cost r3.lOO
The Manchester German Club viii have
hop in ieader llal Thursday night.
The cars 0n the Decalur-strect line now run
- Iwentv-hI-t and Hull streets.
marriage license was yesterday issued TO
Edward l.. Croxton and Florence s. Melvin.
Mrs. Walter Llpscomb, OF King William
county. was u the city on Saturday.
Air Cary b.. trench. of Baltimore. formerly
Of this city d. here on q visit of several days.
Justice lcrdue presided in the Mayors
Court yesterday morning and disposed OF
some minor cases
Mrs Ellet, died Sunday at her home in
Chesterfield near IomahaWk. She was the
widow OF James tllctt
The funeral Of samuel Avis took place yes
terdav morning from his late residence on the
River road. i'm SWansDorO.
Mrs. Douglas Belland Miss Mary McTlheney.
Of Baltimore are visiting Mrs. George T..
Gary. on Porter street
Miss Sallc D. Walker. who has been very III
nj the residence OF Mr. ID. j.. " eisiger on
COWardin avenue. is improving.
Miss Emily Terrell. Of Bellevue, King vii
liam county. who has been the guest of her
cousin, Mrs. D. L. Puliam. has returned
home.
has spent tho past winter and spring with her
sister. Mrs. Robert Nelson, OF this city, has
- t,,rnp1 home
Rev. Daniel Tucker having accepted the
a,to,ate of the Second Baptist church
icolored. of this city. preached his introduce
tory sermon Sunday morning. quite q large
crowd was resent, and the services very In
1ir rank r. Marks. of Petersburg, was in
Manchester yesterday on a visit to h.s father
inlaw. ex-senator W. i. Martin, who Is quite
sick.
The June term of the Chesterfield County
Court began yesterday.
A number of members of the Manchester
bar went out TO attend the session, which
will probably last q day or two
A deed of assignment from W. I. Powell. a
carpenter doing business IN tins city, to ID. l..
Pulhaln trustee. was entered 70 record III the
Office Of the clerk of the Hastings Court Sat
urday afternoon. The liabilities are estimated
at 81 200
The funeral of the late Edgar b Vaughan
took place Sunday afternoon at o'clock from
the Central Methodist church, and was largely
attended.
Rev. /. !. Spencer, Of the Cowardin-avenue
Christian church has been holding nightly
services in that church since its opening Sun
day week. During that time twenty or more
persons have confessed their faith in Christ.
The meetings will continue during this week.
Mr. Spencer has also been preaching at the
Richmond and Danville shops for few min
utes during the workingmen's dinner-time.
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GENERAL scHorIELD's MARRIAGE.
1t VIII Not De the Occasion Of an Elaborate
Military Display.

CHICAGO, June S-A dinsatchfrom Keokuk,
Iowa. SAYS. Society in this city is greatly ex-
cited over the approaching uuptials Of Miss
Georgia Nilb0urne and General John u. Scho-
field. comnander-n-chief Of the nited States
army While al the details have not yet been
formulated it has been determined that the
wedding would not re the occasion for an
elaborate display Of military polap and cere-
mouy. his step has been taken because of
the recent bereavement in the family and it Is
in accordance with General Sch0feld's earn
est desire. ST. james Episcopal church
viii DE the scene of the marriage
ceremony and high noon the hour. The Off
ciating clergyman viii bee the Rev. Il. c. Nell
waine. rector Of the church. General Schoheld
and members of his stab Will appearin uniform
and the bride will be unattended by brides
maids No invitations but verbal ones
viii be given, but announcement cards
will Dc sent ont on the DAY Of the marriage.
OF the brides relatives who expect to be
present from abroad are her sister. Mrs.
Hiram Barney and General Barney, of New
York, and her brother, Wells, Of Cleveland,
O. The wedding tour Will be to the West
and South.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
OPERdTIOSs OF THE NEW r0RA
STOCK MARKET.

Situation OF Tobacco at Richmond and other
Important CONGRATULATIONS OF the New
York and Liverpool Cotton Markets-Pro-
visions and Gram.
NEW YORK. June s.-MoneY ons call was
easy and loaned per cent. at the close
Highest 80: lowest 2l1. Exchange steady;
posted rates, 1854 for sixty days and $3.50 lot
demand; actual rates. 4s4e4Slls for sixty days;
4s116a 1884 for demand. Governments steady
currency 6s. 100 bid: gs, coupon, 1914 Did'
as. do 100 bid.
The opening prices for American securities IN
London we're lzn1kc higher than the closlnS
figures here Saturday night. This started the
market here of with advances OF y TO 34c AT ne
opening. The opening prices; however. were 'he
highest Of the forenoon. Before II CLOCK ~
was rumored that sl,J0,000 n gold would be en-
gagged to-day for export on wednesday, ana Al
though the name OF the house said to have en-
gagged the gold was not mentioned. and inquiry
at the Treasury Department proved the re-
port 70 be unfOnnded. Inasmuch as no gold haa
been ordered up TO II 80, such Is the sensitive
state OF the market on the gold question tina,
trading immedla ely fell of and prices declined
By II clock the early advance IN Louisville anu
st. Paul wa wholly lost The exchange market
was very dull this forenoon. with short bills not
saieabie above s40S719. As S8ssB for demand
bills Is the lowest price at which gold coin can
be shipped without loss there would Apparently
be loss Of 25-iO0 Of per cent. in the shipment
of gold and the sale Of demand bills against il at
SSH. Prices on livestock Exchange at noon were
but little changed from those OF Saturday. AZ
ter IL clock II was understood that the foreign
houses which had contemplated the export OF
Sl.,l0.O00 gol on Wedue day had decided not
70 do SO, owing TO the low rate OF exchange.
Notwithstanding the cancelling. Of orders for
gold, the market was lower during the after
noon. Trading continued light. Chicago gas
was the most active It's price declined 10 in
the two hours to 2;8o on an futhoTltatlye relole
from Chicago that no settlcm nt had yet been
made with the city. The closing prices were IL
regular. and iumost cases Is 10 "a per cent. lower.
Total sales IN 1ts sharCs.
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New York.

New YORK. June s.-Messers: Hubbard, Price
& Co. in their cotton circular tonight, say:
'SThe supply of cotton in the South, TO Judge
from the port receipts. seems almost ine1hausti-
bic. and yielding 10 the logic Of the existing
anu daily augmented supply. the Liverpool
chned some 9-6ic. as compared with Saturdays
prices. The close was easy at fractional recoy-
cry but the tenor OF private cables was distinctly
bearish and reported both bulls and bears as
selling in their Generalization afraid of tenders
OF high grade cotton on the near positions at
the present vide difference. Here the market
positions and barely less pressure on the dis
tant month for while seemed exceedingly
weak rumor that the North Carolina
State report showed reduction OF seven
OF 80 per cent caused recovery, and report OF
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the Tennessee Weather Bureau stating that cot
ton is in bad condition led 10 an advance. tho
close being firm az an advance OF points on the
distant positions and on the near"
Receipts at ports to- day estimated 5000 bales
against 5,i90 bales last week and 767 bales last
year. The spot market Is quiet and INC hanged
closed steady as follows: june s47: July. 1910
h5S. August, S.6SNs SO: September, S.7S(s5sg;
October. 965s9.69; November, s.gifaSe5; Deem
Der g0Ss9-03; January, 9.I09l000; February,
In Liverpool spot cotton closed quiet; mid
ding uplands. lied; sales 5000 bales. Futures
closed easy; June 4.36: June-July, 4A: July
August,i3s; August 4.44SAf5.
PRODUCE.
Flour-Flour closed dull. but steady; fine
grades spring. sas0ast; do. winter. ss-5Oas4;
superine, spring. $3.50 Balls; do. winter, sac
s425; extra No. spring, S4209S4.40; do. winter,
S44OasL6O: extra No. spring. sisO@s5i0; do.
winter e. GOA s540 city mill extras, s540td 1855.
Southern flour closed quiet; trade and family
extra. S4Jgas5-25.
Wheat-WLeat options opened dull and weak,
declining sc. under pressure OF long wheat,
with few buyers except the local shorts. Private
cables gave no ENCOURAGEMENT and brought no
orders. but exporters bought little July and
a fair quantity of December Market continued
weak throughout and closed &c. lower; spot
closed steady spot sales No. red winter winter
slO9as l.O9A; No. red winter, June, sl.O714;
July. sI.e6; August, el03N.
Ccrn-Corn dull; options dull and firm. clos
ing &c higher. Spot closed firm; SPOT sales No
mixed June, CSC. July, 657sc.; August 6i'1c.
6ats~Options were dull and closed weak for
July and August. and tts1l3sc. lower. Spot
closed steady: spot sales, No, white, Gle; NO. 2.
do, 53c +; No. mixed. &c: No. 2 do, 5iA@5l1ec.;
No mixed June-July, 50Lc.; August, 4ic
Pork-Pork dull: mess, S126Sl2O.
Lard--Lard steady; July, s6.45; August, $3.50.
September. 800. ,
Sugar~Refned moderately active; cut-loaf
and crushed. sos; powdered, S43l1; grant,
lated sl.O6; cubes s4.3l; mould A, si.25; confec-
TONERS A. -.
Coffee--C Coffee steadv; fair Rio csrgoes. 19lEc.
The marke. is sioady for spirits turpenine,
du Tor ne low grade, and sroad or the me
grades of ror n, an qui for IA he stock at
New York comI rises lq,l55 lauels rosln' go
barrels spirits tur9entins ana s. tarrels tar.
Spirits tIrpentne, Southern barrels Ss' C !:
machine barrels, 5sl6c.; strained Sl.52@; good
do. SL57l5.
Petroleum-Petroleum dali and featureless;
July, 6915c., G19c GsI1c., 6S}ac.
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The government Endeavoring to Relieve the
Distress OF the Inhabitants.

by Gable TO The Timesl
RcfR. June S-Adyices from Badia Gala
wants and Tregnanzo, two of the towns in
Northern Italy that were visited by the earth
quake Yesterday show that the inhabitants
are terror-strickeu, and that they
have taken 10 the fields for SAFETY The
authorities have, rs far as possible, sought
TO alleviate distress among the people. ana
have furnished a large number OF tents 10
shelter those who have hed from their homes.
The snbsterranean rumbhngs continue and oc-
calouallv shghter shocks than those OF yester-
day me felt The people arein dread otmomen-
tarilr seeing the earth opening and Swallow
inc hem The damage done at these two
PAGES is much greater than was Indicated lh
the first reports. The towns were pract icaIly
bestowed 10y the severity OF tie shocks. Il
commission appointed 10y the authorizes ~
examine the houses which were not thrown
down bv the unduiatiOus Of the earth haNo
made hasty investigation and they report
that at least three-ouartcrs of the houses
are d. such condition that public safety de-
mand that they be pulled down entirely;
Large bodies of troops have been dl@pajched
10 t.e,e places 10 assist the authorities 10
clearing the streets Of debris IN tearing down
dangerous houses and 70 render SUCH other
assistance rs they may lie called upon 10
give. -.
A commission which was promptly dis
patched 10 the districts visited by the earth
quake shocks OF yesterday have begun ther
investigations. At Badiacaleyera ana reg
nanZ0. tho commission condemned lhIee~
fourths Of the houses. which are SILL lett stAnd-
iug The fearful -ubterranean lumohhss'
followed by heavy earthquake shocks con-
t.nuo. and the alarmed inhabitants have en-
campe3 in tents horiedly pitched IN the
fields Jar away from the reach Of iailins de-
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
6O7 EAST BROAD ST.,

OFFERS SPECIALLY THIS WEEK;
Ladies' Beautiful Oxford Ties, soft ndeasy,
from $780, to -.
Children's Oxford Ties, spring heels, patent
tips, at 75c.
Misses Spring Heel Oxford Ties, spring.
heels, patent tips, SO and 99c.
Ladies' Southern Ties. patent tips. s1.69.
Ladies' Patent Leather Oxford Ties, with
black, gray and tan tops, s149, SIS, s2.3
and up to $3.50.
Ladies' Dongola Kid Oxford Ties, patent
tips, with black, tan and gray tops, si.23.
Gents fine Patent Leather Shoes, four
styles, SO.
Gents Patent Leather Dancing or Evening
Shoes at s3.49-sold elsewhere at $3.50.
Gents fine Calf Low Quarter Shoes, $2.25
$3.50, SO.
Gents fine Calf Hand-Welt Low Quarter
and High Quarter Shoes, $3.50, worth $3.50.
Gents Russet and Tan Shoes. $3.50. 50 and
a.
Gents Russell and Tan Low Shoes, 50 to
$3.50.
Boys Tan and Black Low Quarter Shoes
$3.50. % and $3.50.
Ladies' Undressed Kid oxford Ties in
black. tan, dark-gray and hght-gray, $40.
worth 1880.
Our Wonderful sl.9o Undressed Kid Slip
pers for ladies, in black. gray, red, green, blue.
white, pearl and tan colors.
Gents Soft Hand-Sewed New Southern
Ties, 5000
Gents Soft Dongola Low Shoes, 81 TO Sc,
and thousandsof other styles too numerous to
mention. apl0-f, su&tu3m
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Inc Grand Jury Finds sevcnteen True Bill,
Against the Ex-Treasurer.

PHILApELpHrA. June s.--Everyother pnrt in
the Keystone and Spring Garden Bank devel-
opmentsto-day was subordinated in interest 10
the expected oppearance Of Postmaster Gener-
al Nanamaker before the councils investioaf
ing committee at o'clock this afternoon Il.
was understood that Mr. Wanamaker would
willingly accede TO the request that he should
become witness and he would frankly tell
all he knows. There is a prevailing belief
that Mr.. Nanamaker's connection with the
banks affairs has been far less im,ortaut than
has been alleged or imagined. and that he
has little to tell and nothing to conceal.
BARDsLEY INDICTED.
District-Attorney Graham presented the
bills OF indictment against ex-Treasurer
Bardsey TO the grand jury to-day. They
charge the prisoner with misappr0priating
$4,000 OF its money and ombelziino over
$500 900 of state funds 1T is stated that the
dlstnct-attomey has abandoned the charge of
official perjury as 1t IS now believed that
Bardsley meyer took the oath Of Office. The
only Oath he appears TO have taken is the one
attached 20 his bond 70 the State. and that is
the oath prescribed by the act OF 1854. which
was ulifed by Che new constitution
The grand jury has found seventeen indict-
ments against ex-City Treasurer Bardsley.
The maximum penalty Is cighty-fve years
Imprisonment.
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CHICAGO, June s-The wheat market was very
dull and the fluctuations narrow. July closed
&c lower and September Sc. higher. Receipts,
1OG cars
Corn ruled firm on cold and wet weather, clos
ing &C. higher. Receipts, 3i3 cars.
Oats declined &c. on free selling. Receipts,
23j cars
The provision market was dull and depressed
Pork declined &C.; Lard. 2ll95c.. and ribs, 2l5c.
Following are the closing prices:
Nheat-lnly. Csc; september 9likc.
Corn-July, SO; September Il@c.
Oats-June, SIC; July, 1910; September,
341tc.
Pork-June, slO4s]l; July slO52l6; Septem-
Der. 3lQ7719.
s6.45. ,
TENDER, S6f5
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1T. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, June s.-Flour steady and fair de-
mand. y X y, S3.A0s $3.50; family, s3'0s $3.50;
sls5@ssO0. Wheat weak and dull June, nc;
July. g8l49937lc.; August-Septem 925sc.
Corn higher July, 563sc. Oats quiet and easier;
July. 40,otOAc: August. 3r4c.; September,
9i5.c. Pork-Standardmess s075. Lard-Prime
steam nominal az $3.50. Dressed meats-Should-
ers. 80: longs s6lO; clear ribs 3G.l0SS6 IS;
short clear s625ds6@ Bacon Dried should
short G. ear 500.
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TUVI aIIC 70 IU0 IIN07I
S. prrrssrrne. June SIT being repre-
sentejto the Car by the Grand Duke Serglns
that thS expulsion Of Jews from Moscow. was
being brutally conductei and that the Jews
were not Given time tosettle up their business,
the Czar gave orders to the autnort es TO OBJ
serve ia. ukase directing that the explosions
be effected gradually. and SO as to permit
WINDING no of Affairs.
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Gibson Goes Free.

CHICAGO. June s.--Judge Blodgett TINS
morning quashed the Federal indictment
against George j. Gibson. tho ex-secretary o.
the whisky trust who is held for trial on the
charge Of trying 70 bride Government "auSef
Judge Blodgett held that the Federal
statutes did not cover the crime which was
onetobe answered in the State courts.
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Recall for Porter


LONDON, June S.-Ihe Italians seem TO
heleve according to their newspapers that
Nfiuieter Porter viii not come back TO Rome.
and thai bal his departure is virtually recall
The fact that not single Italian Minister or
notable politician accompanied him TO say
farewell is looked upon as significant OF
Italian sentiment.
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The irish Censna.


IovnoS June 8.-Full returns from the
Irish census show that the population is 4,706.-
l62. 8 decrease of 46S,G74 The classification
according to religion shows 3,5i9.745 Roman
Catholics. a decrease Of All, LAC; 6OO.55O Pro
testsnt Fpiscopalians. decrease Of $50;
Presbyterian. 4l6.C87, decrease OF Z4'Ui7;
ylethodists. 81, 23j. an increase OF 6,3vO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-09

any man, woman or child who is affected with
Constipation, Dyspepsia Headache or Torpid
liver To prove that a few doses OF Simmons
Liver Regulator will not relieve them. IL never
fails and is so pure so sure so harmless that az
infant can take il and never have second speu
of collie. An adult can take 1t. keep tho bowels
regular and secure health
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NorFo1K, Va. June 8.-George II. Newton,
prominent and wealthy citizen OF Norfolk,
house Of Buuus,. Son a. Co.. of this city, died
in Philadelphia on Sunday of consumption.
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The Great showman's Wealth.

BRmcEroRg. CONH.. June 8.-'fhe estate Of
the late u. q. Barnum. as shown by the inyen-
tory taken by the appraisers and fled.in the
Probate Court to-day, is estimated as follows:
Personal property. c1z-5,59J, real estate
e2gg3. g33. making grand total of -4,273,J32.
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Whcat-1,200 bushels.
QUOTATIONS.
Eicll1nnnnLiye stock

RICHMOND, VA. June s. 1891.
Rcceipts-Cattle 300; sheep 90; hogs. 100
Salcs-Cattlc, 230; sheep, 20; hogs 400,
prices-Cattle. best 4}4c, 10 514c. gross; few
medium TO good, SIC. 10 Dec gross; COM
mon 20 fair, PIC. to 81 &c.
Sheep. lc. 20 4lzc. gross.
Lambs. SIC. 10 6i9c. gross
Hogs &c. TO 6l9c. net.
Bulls 25ic. TO &c. gross.
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Lynchburg, Va.

IYScHBuRG. June 6.-Statement Of tobacco
sold during the two weeks ending June 9th:
sales week ending May 3Oth. 79Ol0O; sales week
ending lime 9th 795.3OO; increase. 800. Sales
from October /. 1890 to June 6, 1891, lS,0ll.000;
sales from October /, 1889, to June o. 1880,
- a5s 900: increase for is0i, 5752,i0O.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-09

TnE first symptoms OF heart disease are short
breath, futtering, faint and hungry spells; pam
IN side. swollen ankles, for which DR. Miles
New Heart Cure il q marvellous remedy. Fine
book on Heart Disease. with wonderful cures,
free az Owens Il Minor Drug Co.. 1907 Nam
street. opposite postofice, or address Dr' 'lles
Medical Co.. Elkhart Ind.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-09
Baltimore.

BALTIMORE. ND, June s.-FlOur dull and I'M
changed Wheat-Mixed Southern dull Fultz,
si05@1l0; LOngberry, s107s109.; No. 2 red
quiet and easy; spot $i0SN. Corn Selthern
white. frmer al C3c.; yellow steady az 66c.; spot,
GJ14@6j3c. Oats quiet; rest unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-09
How to Cure All skin Diseases.''

SrNP1Y apply "Swaynes Ointment" No in
ternal medicine required Cures letter eczema.
itch. all eruptions on the face, hands, nose, &c,
leaving the skin clear, white, and healthy. ltss
wbno other remedy. Ask your druggist Tor
SWavnp's Ointment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-09

viii ron heed the warning the signal, per-
haps, of the SIRE approach OF that more terrible
disease. Consumption Ask yourselves II you
can afford for the sake Of saving % cents.
TO run the risk and DO nothing for 1t. We know
from experience that Shiloh,s cure Will euro
your cough Ii never fails This explains why
more than million Of bottles were sold the past
wear. II relieves Group and Nhooping Cough
AT once Mothers. do not be without it., Sample
II NJ Shields & CO.. corner OF Fifth and Mar
shall afreots.
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Runaway Team.

A team belonging to Mr.. James McDonough
ran away Sunday morning They started III
front Of blurphy's Hotel and were not stop
ped until they had cotton nearly across the
free bridge. There was no damage done.
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CinciunafI.

CISc1NSATI. June -Pork-Regular, 31Os5a
Sl0.S715; family s1i.JOa$ll. 621s. Lard-hettle-
s6g75zss $500 Whisky, sales, 952 barrels fin
ished goods ON the basis OF sl.16 per gallon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-09

Secure a home at Highland Springs, one Of
highest. healthiest, pleasantest places IN the
suburbs of Richmond. Take Seven Pines
railway. Fiye-ride tickets. 70 cents. Some
of the new houses are for sale on easy terms,
and the railroad company gives a yearly pass
with each house when occupied.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-09
Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla.

Why will you suffer from Indigestion ana
Dyspepsia Simmons Liver Regulator ID
pleasant and cures.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-09
MARRIAGE I.icensea.

The following marriage license was issued
yesterday. Joseph Arnold and Carrie Z.
Thompson, both-of Richmond.
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wilmington.

WILMINGTON n. c., june s.-Spirits Of turpen-
tine. 8424c.: rosin firm; strained, sll71e;
good do. 81 29l5. Tar firm at $50. Crude tur-
pentine firm; hard, $40; yellow drip and virgin,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-09

You don't have to continue dosing with
Simmons Liver Regulator. Often little
curas effectualy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-09

II takes about three seconds for message
b 60 from one end VI the Atlantic cable 10
the other.
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Norfolk.
RICHMOND GENERAL MARKETS.

NORFOLK. VA, June s.-Peanuts steady; prime,
.c. strlctly prime. 3l6c.; fancy. 3Ac.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-09

HICKOK's NO. !. If. ID. C., FIG. AND
CAROLINE SUN-CURED ARE PURE, CLEAN
AID CHOICE sUN-CURED ToBACCoS. TRY
THEM
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We Challenge

If you feel all broke up and out of sorts,
agitate your liver with Simmons LAYER Regu-
latOr
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Reduced the Corn Duties

By Cable TO The Times.I
rARis, June s.-The Senate, by q vote OF
2O8 to 4, has passed the billreducing the duties
on corn
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RAILROAD bonds.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, VA, June s, 1871.
OFFERINGS.
Wheat-l,SoO bushels.
Oats-2,G90 bushels.
SALES.
Whcat-1,2OO bushels.
QUOTATIONS..
Wheat-Longberry Southern sl.1l to. sl.15
Mixed. Southern, 5l.l3 10 sll4 ShOrtberry
Southern Slip 10 Si13. No. ., red, SLll.
Corn-White zoe. Mixed. Csc. 90 G9c.
Oats-N0. 30 52c. so 53c. Rejected, 4Oc. TO SOC
Lyc-gOc. to y,c.
COTTON REPORT.
Market quiet. .,,.
uofafions-3lddling SIZE; low middling
~ &C.: GOOD ordinary. nc.
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