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DEATH IN WATER.
Tie Millions Of Dangers Water Contains and
The Rapidly with Which They Increase
Don't Take ANY Chances

Few people have any idea how impure even
the purest drinking water IL. The very best
water known is fun Of germs. They are he most
knowledge, for "a single one may be the causative
parent al more than 10000 900 descendants In
a day. They are so possessed ~ crea; vitality
for tIey can De carried great distance In water
without losing their power Of producing disease.
They can DO frozen or even boiled without being
destroyed They may oa Kept dried Tor years
and yoi whom placed DO suitable medium viii
come 90 life ana produce fermentation and de-
cay. They are the great producers ot malaria.
fever, grip, nnl most serious diseases.
But vou say, what can De done 70 avoid
Thorn. since they cannot be killed by boiling. -"
There ia bat one thlug which viii effectively de-
stroy them. aud that Is coming In contact with
spirits. small amount Of pure spirits In the
water will ehcetually XII them and destroy their
evil elects but Il should be borne in mind that
nothing but the purest and best spirits should Do
Used for this purpOse and that nothing ia equal
90 whiskey Not the ordinary whiskeys which
IRE upon the market, but something FAR above
the scientific world. such a Hhi-Sey is Dunys
Pure halt. which is to-day more popular tnan
over before IN lie history, and which is dong
wonders % destroy the germs OF every disease.
There are hundreds ot families that use II con-
stanfly IN connection with their drnking-Water-
both az the table and between meals. Beware
OF any druggist or grocer who seeks TO O1er you
something he says is '' Just "a g0Od.' Duny's is
the only pure medicinal whiskey upon the mar
kef.
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ABANDONED The BeLT-LINe.
Wayman Sntton's Approaching Execution
He Is Nervous aud Despondent.

Especial telegram 10 the DiApaich.l
LyscHBURo. Va, May 23.-Thc Norfolk and
western railroad have determined 30 abandon
mo beit-ilnc road, and are now buying land on
the route known ms the Diri-Bridge route to
make Their connection with the Lynchburs and
durham route The company offered 100000
LOT 'he right OF way, bat the commissioners as
s"sscd tho damages al $4,000, and thoy have
Hoicfhined not to buy what land they need, and
IN consequence they will leave West Lynchburg
without The bcl,-inc.
EAFECrISG 4 PARDON.
Friday Of this week (tne 21th) is the day got
hpart Tor the execution Of Wayman sutton IN
vine county. sutton has been confined IN the
!hh mere Tor some months past. ana bimseA and
~. itiehus nave heen expecting mat the Gov
cihOf would commute his sentence or rive him
iui pardon sutton has borne up we'll In JAIL
bui me approach Of the day Of execution
mas 'cKun 10 tell on him very pcrceptlbly. The
nope mat sustained him Is giving way ana he "a
becoming very nervous and dospondcnt. II lie
~ executed II IL believed that q strong guard Of
military will have 20 be present 70 prevent HIS
lrlen1- nom rc4cuing him ircm the hands Of the
law the second time
creai Rick" IL being made by some 81 the
prominent members Of the Young Mems Chris
Van Asso cation against the society encOura ging
NE game OF baseball and yesterday r. NJ
lhfcadFlh' prominent member. spoke out in
meeting against u. Iic not only denounced
baseball, but won't for church fairs.
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NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, May 23.-Cotton quiet; middlng
uulanGs. .s.c.: Orleans, T34c; sales, 9i3 bales (:
total net receipts, 1,,lJ bales eApDfs-."
Great britain. I 1923 bales; "a France, 40
ta'ss. 10 tue Continent, 2.lOl Dales stock,
0s6..sl bales. southern noGr quiet gool 20
cho,ro extr,, s3.30as4.75. Wheat quiet and
ios,cr closIng weak : No red. 9s9snrotac
aroat; options closed weak end d ad at lai1.c'
under saturday: No =, May so14c.' june,
gosle. Juiy, gil1c. Corn dun and lover. closing
stesdv. No. ., 5.L.a5Sc.n elevator, 5sisa5.c.
ancat options closed steady and ,ac: up on Nay
"a, li1ali,c. decline on other months; May, ooc.
I'm. ,3i,,. July, 5litc. Oats lover, moderate
Iy active, and easy; options quiet and weaker;
May, 3GIsc.; June, 3J,fc.; spot, No. :, ao1sa
as. mtSei western, 3ja3sc. Coffee options
closed steady and points up to ; points down
May, June sls .sv sSs Yep 1ss
SaiI., sugar Refined quiet and steady; stand
ard A. i5-i6a47 Ice. cut-ioaf sasI.c sranu.
ia,ei, 5-IGa4 Ollie. Molasses-New Orleans
steady and quiet; common 10 fancy, 2oa3oc.
Rice arm and fairly tive; domestic. fair 70
extra, 45ss01Sc. Petroleum steady ana quiet;
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YORK RIVER LINE. VIA WEST poINE
TIE PAyoRfrE ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND:

lNNlf ~ ~ h.IN II. ~.
LOCAL EMPRESS, dairy, except sunday
Stops NJ All stations. At lesi.r Manor ooaus,
With STAGE for Wan e.fop aith Bligimocs
steamer AT West P0iuL
ff.n
BALTIMORE LIMITED. daily. except Sinda,
Tor West Point connecting With York River
steamers for Baltimore A. baltimore .tea-uers
connect With baltimore and Ol.O railroad TOT
" sshington, Philadelphia ana Sew iorx
= r.. . a.... .k'rut
sunday.
1fans a-rlr' 90 mrI Ntl g. ". aaI
l0.4u A. VI.
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I.t irsenhea1.
.rVrl at b.YrIly AID mar
lr.n gnt aftefwar1.
.sd ..Wc.ry Uy false pre-
.l from southampton for
90 W0uieudeo.
80 flN A-llcs and SON
Ypus0nnen.
...rr4leJ from Hull jail.
.lgiey WAS murdered 81
'-0 ialf iorer escaping.
OLIVER WILLIAMS
tI. n-,t Appearance 10 Rain
DHhau villa, ana took Up
....rrlll Hotel.
.n Tie hotel with a dark
q. bo l's wife, MR.. Doein-
90 the hotel with his wife ;
upalie1 70 HuytOn by
mo -.glc1 ihe agreement Of
Deeniog aud four children
.n lle nye-foid murder was
Married Miss Emily Mather In
sailed with hls vile from Lon
t.l Miss Nather's last letter
.lI ol' 81 Colombo.
900 Hiss Malher murdered.
a. EVANSTON.
tr't Applied tor another wife In q
roniai agency. KocogDized IN
-. s.1rnn. Proposed ~ and was ac-
rf. "'' iolhcesweii at Perth, Western
hf9ie 70 Miss Matneson at Beverly,
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET


MY Revenue collections to-day: Cigars
and Cigarette, Z i.33l.1O; tOtacco ',O,.1l-
total, s1,O12.6l.
Private saies to-day very light. The heavy
rains ana cool weather Nesi are reported as
making the painting very backward. FInt' are
,,leutiifil and getting overgrJwn IN some ser-
i0ls Receipts ana sales large IN Louisville, NJ
rof,a1t ..iive, and marhe- CLOSING nrm. The
crop a. beng rapidly marketed aa H. shown ny
sslas Of % 2gG hogsheads over lat year 8
sqla. 10 date. Heaviest cOmletltiOn h. on Buriey
mos below &c, which c0nstiiu'' only 20 Ger
cent. Of offerings. New crops IN darSs ave nd-
vsncei Thcro IL close competition BET" en-
Reggie buyers. Ilopknsvilie, n.y. ani tiarE.-
,ille. Trnr,.. report Leavy rains aud crop mat
ke'ci ysgs early, with lighter receipts exper. "a
after June lst. Resie styles shIde easier.
Iues bright; iull prices. Wrappers very scarce
and Wanioi. Tue negro exodus To Oklfrcma
make, q bag crop out oil tho question.
Mr. 4. Watkins win be Olt OF the city tO-nor-
row.
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BAt.'peo LINES.
N : : T. EuIsa;SsslsIDaR

@~-~---~~S
sCHEDuL. ~ EFFECT MAY y. 1892.
LEAVE RICHMOND. BYkD-sTREE STATION.
300 \. NJ. Daily Richmond aud Norfolk
through kxpress-Arriyc N0riolA
1888 A. VI. stops only at Peters
burg, Msscrly, aud suiIolk.
900 A. 81. Daily ior LyncDDurg, Roanoke, ana
intermediate stations. No con-
nectOn beyond Roanoke eAceps for
M!nston-Salem division.
1920 i. NJ. Daily iOr Roanoke, had'ori, fu-
laski, Bristol sud all points south
ani Nes- ca last Tennessee, VIZ
gina and Georgia railroad. Farlof-
ear Petersburg 10 Roanoke ana
Pullman sleeper Roanoke 70 Nein-
pits re- Knoxville and Shatisnooga.
2:Js =. NJ. Daily ior Norlolk, suffolk. and III
termcdiate stations. Arriyo Nor
folk 4. ii.
545P NJ, Daily. Arrive Norfolk 9:2O p. NJ.
ll:4O L. N. Daily for Roanoke, kadicrd. Pu-
ia.sl, and Bristol: also Tor Blue
field, PO rhouta-, Elknorn, and
stations Clinch-VRlley division also
for Louisville and stations Louis
vile aui Nashville railroad va
Norton: also FIR Rocky Mount and
all stations WINSTON salem division.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPER
between RICHMOND and LYNCH
BURS ready Tor occupancy at
+. N; also Pullman sleeper Peters
burg 20 Louisville piG Norton anu
Roanoke, 10 Memphis and New
Orleans ria knoxville and Chat'a-
nooga-
Trains arrive Richmond from Lynchburg Anu
the West daily 7:i4 A. H., 2:l5 r. NJ, AMI 20
r. ~ From Norfolk and tie East, 1880 4 NJ
a:l5 Z. ~, and u:3s L. NJ.
Tickets, basgage-che rs, ana all iniofnss,o
can be obtained al Richmond and petersburg
railroad depot, A. ". CARRIERS, ooi Main street,
and az tho com pany once, sjS east MAUI street,
Il. w. C0tkTSEl,
Passenger Agent.
w. II. BENILL.
General Passenger Agent
General ONCE. Roanoke, Va. my -
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Mr. Wards Painful Accident-Richmond
Visitors Mt CopeIey-Personal Notes.


Correspondence OF the Ricanond Dispstch.i
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, Nay .3.-Nr. Howell
Kcot died ~ The residence ~ his son. Mr.. VI. b.
Kent. near North Garden, yesterday in the sgd
ve.r % Dis axe. re was p native Of Fuvauna
county. and fhe ren,ains viii oe taken 30 Union
Mills tomorrow and buried % TIE homc-place.
Ili- 4. The third death lu tlis family within lie
la-I few months.
A .-yeaI-9lI ehill 90 Mr. samuel VI. Page,
Of Bate.7illc, this county, died yesterday. The
funeral took place to-day.
The ssliie-clrih broke while Mr.. a. W. Ward
was rar.4ly riding horse Saturday afternoon,
throwing BIN OF and breaking both bones m bis
riglt arm.
d. tic absence of tte Rev John Is. Iurpin
the Eev. a. D.. Warwick preached 20 tho Baptist
church 90 The morning ami Rev. James l..
GvatElus 30 night.
Nr and Mis. Triuie'f HaS0n and Captain
james plearants ard wife. are al "C0pelcy'
near tao juiFersity.
Tho Hon. Walter -. Dabney. oi Washington.
is in Charlottesville. His family is expected IA
day or tro
DR.. cambridge and wife. Of Cincinnati, o, are
the guests % General IS. Dalton Warren 40 this
c.ry. Dr. lauiril.eis brother az Mrs. Narron.
Nrs. ID. u. stern, OF Philadelphia, Is visiting
her parents. Mr.. ana Mrs. S. Le;eIman.
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SEVEN UNDER ARREST.
Men Charged with ENprcs.man Saunders's
Murdrf-Ali Railroad Employees.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, May @3.-sevcn men in
all are under arrest IN Orange county on suspi-
con Of being connected with the murder OF Tx
pressman Saunders. There are rumors that one
man had such strong suspicious aroused against
him taat his captOrs reslrtcl 10 physical tor
ture in order TO cxt0rt 2 confession from him
but that the cXpedicnt failed One OF the sus-
pe,tod men al Orlando IS believed 10 be weak
cuinc. and there are Indications that be may
turn states evidence soon aud riyo the names
ami whereabouts Of HE accOmpc--. All the
men under arrest are railroad employees. None
Of fhem worked FOR the jacksonville, Tampa and
hey West Company, ana all are white.
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repeating previously-made request that she
should Join him.
March Sth Arrested on the eve OF his mar
rioec 10 Miss kounccswcli
heomings defence nj his trial was insanl;y
nui ~ It's verdict tho Jury found expressly thai
ne was Sane subsequently Dccming confessed
70 The prison clergyman that ne Killed MIRA
M0thcf-DoemioE, but he did not remember tho
r,Nnmr'auce-. peeming was about 43 years
OH ana 81 n respectable English family. The
story 81 his life written hy hin in nrlson he lon
vitn MS other effects TO he lawyer. Mr. lyle,
WIZ inetruciious that one tenth Of The proceeds
Lounccswcll.
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Success to the Norton Herald.

correspondence OF the Richmond Dspatch.l
'lINrwc0D Va. May 21.-,Iames f. Wears
formerly Of this place, has started new weekly
paper AZ Norton called the Norton Herad. " "a
10 assume an independent attitude ~ regards
politics.
Tho farmers are unusually late planting their
corn crops this spring. There are a number II
mem IN MS vicinity Who have nos commenced
planting vet
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Mrs. ~. y. ,iaerath Paraiyzed.

INpocinI tnlerram o ihO Dislnfch.I
FREDERICKSBURG, Va. Nav 23.-Nrs. VI. +.
Magrath, wife of oar esteemed townsnnn. NT.
|. @. Mag'ath, was parOiized az her resilcn "a
mere to-day. Her condition. however, is thought
T. oe somewhat improved tonight
oscar Burnett Tho f-yeaf-O'd son Of Mra. Il. C.
Burnett. died suddenly this evening 81 cholera
InOrhla
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PORTOF alChhOND. MAY %, 1892
ARRIVED.
Steamship Od Dominion, Couch. New York.
mercuandi.e and passengers, George ". Allen
q Co., Agents.
siugD.
steamer Ariel. DsyO. Norfolk. merchandise
and oassaugers; 4. Il. la,un, ylce-pros.loat
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, MAY %, ls9 y.
lBy telesraph.l
ARRIVED
Steamship Efficient, Tampa.
SAILED.
Schooner Eagle Wing, Portsmouth.
PoRTOF WEST POINT. NAY 20, 1892
by tcloyrapn.l
ARRIVED.
Steamship Chatham. Foster. Baltimore ia
Norfolk, passengers and general cargo
Steamship Richmond. Jenncy, New YORK. gen.
erfil cargo.
Steamship Danylie Murphy, Baltimore, pas
sengers and general cargo.
sAliEp.
Steamship Chatham. Foster, Boston ria Nor
folk. passengers and Gencr Al cargo
Steamship Rchmond. New FORK RIA Newport
News and Norfolk. passengers and general cargo
seugcrs and general cargo.
MEMORANDA.
NEW YORK, MAY 23.--Arrived Ems Bremen
Arrived out: Elbc. New York for Bremen.
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NEW YORK, MAY 23.-Arriyed Ems. Bremen
Arrived out: Elbc. New York for Bremen.
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CHICAGO.
, Ieailng tutnres rnnred as folIows:
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, May 23.-Flour Quot: western
SUPER. s2.4Oas3; DC. extra, S3.lOet3.s1; 90
family, SilOas4.GJ; winter wheat pntent'
-. '1a1; spr.ns whoat patent sf.'Oa,4 :oo
spring whcnt straight. *4.3O8i6O: receipts
luool barrels: shipments, Lao barrels;
sales, l,61O barrels. Wheat weak: No : red,
spot. D!j6a92+,c., May, gl3,c. asked; june
OVtaelc.; July, 90a9Ol4c.; steamer No. =
OLE shipments. 51,7f3 bushels; stock.
fOA1aJ bushels: sllcs, $4,000 bushels
southern wheat steady; Fultz, "Oa91c.: Lone-
berry. H2aJJ,. Corn unsettled; mixed, si0i'
1El4a'24c.; May. 52i4aJ2lsr.; June, - n
3eisc.; July, Jllsn5l &C.; steamer mixed,
'Oc. asked receipts, SI.S4S bushels: ship
ments, lJ,1 II bushels; stock. 26i,l5, bushels;
sa.es. lfi.ODD bushels. southern corn; white.
STEADY, 1iaJf4c; yellow. easy, n'i.4aJic. oats
sircng; No. white western, .isa3s3ac.; No.
: mixed Western. 3jl6a3G1.c.; receipts.
2p,GjD bushels; stock. 1g5.jie bushels,
Rye quiet; 40 ,, s2asjc.; stock. 80 -
plshol- Hay steady; good TO choice TIM
Oily elf.jOa slj."O. Grain freights steam
or- iUll. parcel room good demand-stcamor 20
Liverpool per h1shcl, -lad. BID: cork for ORDER
per quarter, %. ad.a3-.:,d.: cotton, 22c per 100
nominal; middling 7a-c. Provisions steady.
Butter firm. Eggs steady a. iJigc. Conea
STEADY RIO cfrgoes, lar, 1870; No. q, l3' o..
SUGAR nrn; erannistod, y-l6c. copper rte ally
ana quiet; refined. ING. Mhakey steady Pea
ngts-Nirsinia haui-picked. 3ls-: 10. ianc7,
+A3".; DO farmers, 3lRltc.; North Carolina
farmers, BE-.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOrls. No, Nag "3.-FloTr strong for top
grndcs; other kinds duh. Ntogt closed with
sellers Sc. under Saturday. ~. . red. cnsh.
SIG; May, SIC; June. Sic. bid. July. Sl3s
SIG. Corn cl0sed ias,' below Saturday; so.
cash, $50. asked; May closed 4G.-c.; July i2'sc.
oat7 closed love- except tor July; No. cash,
a3i.r. asked; May. 33'. bii; July, 3li6'. Nhir-
keg steady M sl.li. BaFgiIg ana cot'on-'ies Hr-
changed Provisions very quiet az previous quo
iaiiOn-.
CGNClNNATi.
CiSclvvATi o.. May 23.-Flour nominal; fami-
~. S5.-. af35O: fancy. S3AOatilO. Wheat in
goul demand ana lower: -. - rod. S64laoNt
Corn easier; No. ~ mixed, iaa5lc. Pork steady
ana firm az 5000. Lard Irm al sblJ. Buia-
meats hrmcr. Bacon strong at tGOJnSHl2le
WhlsScy steady at s1.15. oats nrm; SO.
mixed, 33}la3ic.
WILMINGTON.
WlDISGroS. y. c.. May 23.-Turpentin'
firm ~ 2sr hos'n firm; strained, g'". good
strained. a. Tar steady Al fl.B5. Crude tur
pentine hrm hard, 81; yeilow-iip and virgin
S2.iJ.
NEW YORK COTrOS FUTURES
Nzw YORE, Nay 23-C0tt0n-Net receipts
none: gross. 3,e23 bales. Futures closed
siea ly: sales. l3l 100 bales; Mag, sI.23aSs 30
June. -L21aS5.26: July sG3'; August. l.ffa
s144; September, s7.50asL32; October, srbOa
fTGI: November, S76gaSs1O: December
s1.7aasGsO; January. S7.s9asGg0; February
s1.09aSs.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
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SAILED.
steamer Ariel. Dsvo. No-iok. merchandise
and passengers: L. b. la'un, yice-pres.Iont
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Jnnc's .Iogn (ansr Iromhla

Special telegram 20 the Dispafch.l
GATE CITY. VA. May @3.-Kalcieh Darnell shot
Robert J.. Lane in the lower end % SCOT county
four times Saturday evening Lane may die.
The row occurred over some nOgs OF Lanes get
ting 10 Darnclls field.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. May 23.-Baltimore and Ohio
sf0-k. q. nd: Northern Central stock. 90
a.kcI Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern lst
Incomes 6gli bid; do. "a incomes. 2,s.S 30.
81 incomes, Sl2aSii consolidated gas stock,
-i3-sJJ.
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NArERr,L ApvANcEs.

While the whole list. however. was affected by
such decrease the greater portion Of tbc early
gains were retained aud The mai changes
showed % numuOr al material advances. cus-
guehanua and Western preferred are uD ~, ::
Mann0ffen and sugar each l"4: Wheeliag and
Lake trie J i, ana Rock l0lani Lnrkowanna,
Lakc shore ana C1-iage ench H.. Salcs-Lis'ed,
. 5000: unlisted. 30, 600 shares.
rovTy SD EXCHANGE.
Frenfnn-Fxchsnro quiet and easier ~ asa
4SaL. Commercial Ills 4S sass. Money
easy a. 1g1 closing offered at ~. sub
Treasury nllances-COin. StO2.Dp6,OuO: cur
rency, S2l,j'- 900. Governments duh but
firm; per cents, lls5.. state bonds ne
elected.
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Rain and Hall AZ Lexington.

INptcinl tcieEram 20 mo Ui8plicD.I
LEXiSGTOS. Va. shy GA violent rain ana
hailstorm visited this section to-day about noon.
Han fell Ia some localities 70 the depth OF Two or
three inches.
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The Changers were TIE leading prominent
stocks to-day. and AtchisOn, -. Paul. Burning
too. and Rock Island gave tone 10 the market,
the last twO showing material gains. while a de-
cline IN Enc preferred wss followed by fun re-
cOyery. Am )ne tho specinlues there were sharp
upward movements in the Susquef anna and
Western Htoeks ard the Duluth, south shore,
and Atlantic storks. Susguehzuna and Western
preferred rsing per cent. There was more
strength and activity ia the C0alers and Indus
trials IN the afternoon. out late IN the day the
bear madc another vicious Drive az Northern
Pacific preferred and depressed rs price from
- 10 ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-24

i'm good standing can get an accident policy
in the Wostfeid Mass COMPANY. lou
can insure for 5000; weekly benefits So.
10 only cost So per year.
JULIEN BISFORD.
Local Agent, 1905 east slain street,
Richmond. Va.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

FL1UR-Wo ai)t,: gino, 81 sn2erhne' si.oD;
extra, s4.25aiiJO; family slooas0'lO' pat
emit So. !5asJ.JO
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THF WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
WAS clou iy and rainy In.the morning. fol-
lowed by clear weather in the afternoon
and night. At midnight the skies were
clear.
Range Of the Thermometer at the front
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THE RICHMOND D1spArcH--.rUEsDAY, MAY "a, 1892.

rre1ned-New York. s6.OJ: Philadelphia and
baltimore, go. Cotton seed oil firm and in better
demand: crude. 2g4c. bid. Resin steady and
quiet; strnined. common to good, 81 3oasl.31ls
Iurpontno duh aud lower at Jia3ItSc. PORK
luiet and steady; new mcya, all: extra prime,
TiucOat11. Peanuts quiet: fancy hand-pickcd,
assai lfc farners'. 2i,a3iSc. Beef quiet fam
~ rsJuaflO.5D; extra mesi, s1.JOaFs.JO
reel hams inactive a; $3.50. 1iorccd beef
uuil. cut-menfs firn; picked bellies. 'ia1lftc. ,
shoulders. 81. Niddes dun short clear sb.4Oa
900. Lard steady and quiet: western steam,
sso.9o; city. 80: May, 1862 asked; July, 5000.
f'elgi ts irregular and moderately active; cot
'oh' "-Uid.; grain, I'D aud nominal
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, May 23.-Cnsh quotations: Flour
quiet and unchanged. No spring wheat.
s2las23tc.: No. , red. ssaSsiec. No 2 corn,
f!Ma6Oc. No. 2 oats. 3lI1c. Pork, sloa
slOc2l9. Lard. s827leaic.3O. short-ribs,
rJO2i1as6.OJ. Dry-saited shoulders, eJ.2Ja
s3.3lle. Snort clear. s6.1 5lfas6.3O. Whishcy
Sl.Ii.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-24
rEAlNs NnRrnwARD.
srnppINn.pIAcEs.

STOPPING-pIACES.
Nos. IA. 30, and 30 make no stops. Nos. ~
"a ana - atop on signal at Manchesiof Dfe"-
rvs. CantralA, and Chester. No. - Stops On
signal at Manchester only for passengers pai-
chasing tickets % regular si0pPins-l ,l."r 19'
this train south 81 Petersburg N9a - -, D,
IS. 80, 40. Al, a.. 43, A., aud ~ VA stop y"
signal AZ al stations. 80. ~
Pullman Palace Buffet S'oepng-' NJ on Al
through trains. On Train hO- - ani it
sleeping-Cars between Richmond ana Lyler
burg, Va.
THE ONLY ALT~RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
LEAVE Ahkig =,
Riohrnond 1900 A. NJ Norfolk ....l i;3, \. ".
1icbmond ma T. NJ. Nor DIX. $40 =. N.
Norfolk .'s.8j A. NJ. Richmond. 1880 a. VI
Norfolk 400 L. n. Richmond. o:3a I. VI.
Tbs trains leaving Richmond ~ - \. NJ, All
NorIolk st4 7. N. are solid trans between thr-9
two polnts, and passengers ~ through N'Ly1s
change OF cars Close connections arc a.
mnts az Petersburg by the DOS T. W ahi"'f'
p NJ. trans from Richmond % Norfolk. go, O.,
T,aina Leaving Richmond ~ A. ", i-;Eu I.
and ll.4OP NJ and arriving a, hicnhoni
az IA A. NJ. 2:l5 L. NJ, and 40 I. y. usts
close connection At Petersburg 10 ana "0"
Farmyille, LyDchburg. snf vest ,.
r. MsULLl. superintendent
FT D. MYERS, General superintendent
r. NJ. EMERSON. General Manager my -
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO BALL
~ WAY COMPANY
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT NAY l., iaoA'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-24
NEW YORK CoTrOS FrruPg.


Reported Tor th' O-pa.cn.
NAY 23.-Marke' quiet. Transactions report
ed AZ quotations. Primo, 2iic.; oX'ra prime
2'1c.; fancy, 30. factory hand-p!cked, 3ailac.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-24
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. May 3.-OfFEglSis-Whe 92i
I'm mes. Corn. 2.g1S bushels. Oats, 5000 bush
Ell. Meal, 200 bushels.
SAILS Corn. 3oi bushels.
QuJlAfiOsl
YagAr.-LongDsrry. 9iao6' Mixed. 93so5c.
shortperry. @ ,aojc. No red, 'Ja9fc.
Coss.-White. virginia. 63aG4c. No =, white,
6t-t.r. No.. mixed. olaU-c.
OLrs.-No. 2. 36a35c. No. 5. 5Ja31c
nYg-N lnh2r.