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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-08
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
[Reported for the Dispatch.


July THE Davis & Gregory Company had
A good round sale Of loose in celebration OF tue
anniversary OF loose-tobacco market opening
here, and will follow with large bright break
az Planters Warehouse tomorrow. sales have
so far been Kept up the year through, Hnich was
not expected In the start.
Private sales are very light aud It should not
be forgotten that this Is usually the case III
July, when our tobacco men take some rest, not
being 20 much dependent upon the summer
weather az in old times.
sun-cured tobacco offered was common aud
medium, and rehandled stock mostly; 81 Of
fered and I3 taken ia; 10 sold between and
5c.. with 13lsc. the highest prce, whlch sa!e
about corresponds with last years sales July
18th, prices being about on par. one hundred
sun-cured hOgsheads are listed for tomorrow.
Nh T. N. Morris was welcomed home from his
bridal trip with warm greetings.
Captain John A. Hntcheson and family leave
Tomorrow for Ocean View.
Mr.. ID. +. Graham, Of the Danville tobacco
trade, was In the city to-day.
j. d. Meadows, OF LewieDurg, was on Change.
The Louisville market Is reported unchanged,
but strong In low grades.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-08
Creen,boro' E.tlfics the Ticket.

lCorrespondence OF the Richmond Dsoatch.l
GREENSBORO y. c., July Gan enthusiastic
ratification. meeting was held at the court
bouso last night. Hon. b. +. Caldwell pre-
sided. and On taking the char nc made
a magnificent speech, during the course
Of which he was frequently cheered.
lie was followed by Mr.. j. W FOtbisf. who made
a short but very earnest appeal Tor Democrats
TO work ia the coming campaign. Mr.. John A.
Barringer made the big speech OF the eve
ming, taking up the issues OF the day lie
SAID thai ne proposed as elector Tor the
Fiitn District 10 canvass this part OF
the State, aud he hoped that when the people
should hear the truth about the absurd doc
trines Of TIE Peoples party there would not be
enough OF them left 10 form cOrpOrals guard
by next November. Mr.. j. 7. J0rdOn, OF this
city. made a short and sensible speech, after
which a committee was appointed 10 solicit
names for Democratic club TO be formed later
on IN the campaign.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-08
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY, July Z, T6J~.
SLEs.-2O0 Virginia 3 per cents at 74l4;
800 Virginia per cents at 74A.
Closing quotations at the Stock Board:
GovRRSAESr sscURrIEA Bid Astsi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-08
Richmond Belle. rendered a "rea."

CHESTERFIELD COURTHOUSE, Va, july Cat
Magnolia Grange. Tho magnificent residence OF
NJ N. a. GCgUill. . most enjoyable tea was given
hN hiA daughter, Mise May Moody, Ia honor q
her guests, Mis8 Daisy Gibbs md Miss Lola
Perkins OF Richmond. The parOr3 and dining
hail were beautifully decorated with choice
nower-. Miss Moody was assisted IN receiving
uy Mrs. VI. 4. COgbil and Mrs. II. u. IIikintOn.
supper was served IN "a most tempting style.
auf the hoIrs passed pleasantly under the in
sfiriug strains Of music aud tho Joyous laughter
from tho pGror games Those participating
were Misac- NaY Moody, Of Chesterfield Court
house. ella Perkins Bessie Cralle, aud Fanny
Raglanl, Of Hicl mOnd: Daisy Gibbs. Marion and
Ruth DnNa!. II Manchester; josie Jones, OF
Petersburg. AMI Mc-sIs Hudson Russell. Of
Hichuond. Cogbill. Moody. Wells. Smith. d. !.
nod A. NJ Chcatham. Of Chesterfield Courthouse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-08
THE NEW CHAIRMAN.
r. NJ. SIMMONS A POWERFUL LEADER
or CAROLINA DEMOCRACY.
No Votes Gained by Joiot Discussions
Alleged Strength Of the Third Party
Drowned IN n Miii-Pond.
fsnec,al ,eloeram 70 The Dispatch.

RALrruH, n. c., July THE selection Of
+. NJ. Simmons "a chairman Of the Demo-
cratic State Executive Committee gives
great satisfaction. He is worker and has
proved il 10y bis campaigns in the Second
(or "black " District. He will be here in q
few days and will regularly establish his
headquarters ut Raleigh. The Central
Committee will then be called and will
elect secretary. The question Of Joint
discussions between speakers during the
campaign IL matter 20 be talked OF.
Members OF the committee tell me that the
Democrats have never gained vote by
these discussions. and that they merely
serve 20 gather crowds which the Repu BILL
can speakers could not otherwise attract.
UNDEREsTTMATED.
An Alliance man was speaking today Of
the Third party in the state. aud SAID !:
You certainly underestimate the extent
Of the Third party movement. That party
has many more members than you think.
OF course IL will have full state ticket. i
wrote TO o THIRD party man and asked him
il he could not stop this movement TOT q
State ticket. lie replied that he was
powerless. In fact. he hardly desired TO
stop il. | am told that the Third-party
AUDITOR 10 be their candidate for Gov
ernOr.n
IN SETTLES FAVOR.
There is an earnest contest in the fifth
District tins week between Thomas Settle
and Rufus Amis for the Republican con-
gress.Oual nomination. with the Odds
largely IN Settles favor.
The trustees Of Trinity School recently
elected Rev. Thomas n. Ivev headmaSter.
He TO-DAY decided not 10 accept the place
but to continue in the ministry.
BOY DROWNED.
News was received to-day Of the drown
ing of q l0-y ear-old son of Mr.. Garris in
Wayne county. He and three boys were
in a boat on a mill-pond. The boat was
capsized hy the carelessness OF boy VINO
was padding It..
Reports from dozens of points in the
State shoT that the wheat and oats are
sprouting wherever shocked ii the fields
Arrest after arrest Is being made at Lau-
renburg OF people violating the law pro-
hibi,iug the sale of liquor. Five are in
iail aud others have fed. The PEOPLE are
quiet but determined.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-08

Pocahontas Tribe, No. IL, |. o. X ~. raised
up their chiefs IN public "Wednesday night NJ
their wlgwam, Junior order United American
Mechanics Hall, Cburch-HlH avenue Deputy
Great-SAchem ID. s. Thompson introduced Past
Great-Sachem 4. c. IIil. who In q very able and
efficient manner ralsed up the elected chiefs as
follows Prophet. X. r. Rodgers: sachem, j. o.
Phillips; Senior Sycamore. W A. Webb; Jul
Nor Sycamore, Harry Huber; Chief OF Records,
W. II. Tompkns; Keeper Of Wampum. W. +.
Epps Many lady p9lefaoes we're present.
After the chiefs wore raised d. 3. Thompson In
troduced Great-Sschenl o. 4. WISE who made a
fine address on redmRnship. Past-Great-sachem
c. Il. Hin followed with very interesting speech
also. Pasi-Deputy- eatSecheTn r. C. Garrison,
NJ. p. Whitehurst. and Paet-sachems Gates,
Francis and Lucas. Il efreshm ents were served
aud very enjoyable evening spent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-08
Colonel II. Clay King to Hang.

JACKSON, Tenn. July The Supreme Court
to-day Overruied the motion Of Colonel H. Gay
kiug for new trial. The case was heard few
weeks ago. but owing 10 the illness OF Chef-Ius-
tce 1urney to-day was set for delivering opinions
In that ana other cases. Colonel King came into
court this morning accompanied by his Wile ana
s0n~,n-law. He did not look as well as when ar
ratgned III court a few weeks ago, the great
anxiety and long confinement having told on his
strong frame. The opinion was read by Justice
TurtOn. The insanity OF the defendant was heid
ns moi being proven, ana the theory OF self-de-
fence was not sustained. The defendant was
then remanded TO the sheriff OF Shelby county,
10 Zee kept in confinement until August l2th,
when between A. NJ. and >. 7. Nj. he shall 10
haucen 10y the neck until dead
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-08
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YoRk.

NEW YORK, July 7.--cotton quiet; MID
ding uplands. 5-16c.; Orleans, 1l-ioe. {;
sales, 2s00 bales; total net receipts at al ports
bales: 10 the Continent, 1853 bales; STOCK,
als,225 bales Southern nour dull and heavy.
Wheat unsettled, weaker. and moderately active,
clskIng heavy; No. 2 red. SSc. In store aud clio
day: No. z red, July. 85c. septemter. si5sc
Corn irregular and quiet, ciosing weak; No =,
IS aa5s,fc. in elevator; options closed steady
and unchanged 70 SO. up; July, 0uIsc sep
dull aud lower; July, 3634c.; septern ber. 3>7$e !;
spo, No. 2, 37a37lxc.: mixed western, 36a39c-
Coffee Options opened steady and closed stesdy,
teu,ber. Ell. a5as1i 90: spot RIO duh aud easy |;
No Z, lbs. sugar--Renned sseady and quiet.
Nolssses Orleans dull Rice fairy active
ana nrn- Petroleum duies and steady; renneds
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supreme Court Decisions.

toPoNt3t t'i0 gram ~ the Dispatchl
WYTuvILLB, IA, July The following IA
rislons wero rendered BY tue Court Of hnSeSis
today:
Tyler, receiver, a. Keny, edmlnistrator
~ Judge LeWiA
Nowberry -. shelley receiver. From, spyth
county. Becroe afnrmed opinion ON Jl1ga
ItHiA
Meade -. Norfolk and Western Railroad Com.
pauy Prom Russell county. Decree afirmes.
upiuiOn 10y Judge Lewis
Hodges e.. Commonwealth. From Franklin
county, Judgment affirmed; opinion by Judge
Lacy.
Love. Devault & MciHmey e.. Hash. From Bris
81 city. Decree affirmed.
Douglass q Gis. W. spoon. From Smyth county.
Decree a1irmed; opinion by Judge Lacy Judge
luuniloroy dissenting, Judge Richardson not
BtHrk.
(oliup a Co. We Smith aud wife. From Snyth
souliy. Decrec reversed; opinion by Judge
Lacy.
fonn 4 Co. W. BahasoD. From Patrick county.
Decree afnrmoi; opinion BY Judge Lacy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-08
.ICHMOND Observation-Disclosures, july s,

featuring centre in the United States. The
output for Nav, 1872. was 266. 2t0. $40 cigar
cites, which was an increase of 3l.0i5.020
over May. 1891. Richmond follows, with
about fifty or sixty millions a month. and
North Carolina. with forty or fifty mil
lions.
Mr. Baron will superntend the erection
of the new factory. which il to be IN New
York. He expects the factory TO be IN
operation witnin two months. Three ma
chimes are ready to be used, giving a
capacity OF 800. 900 cigarettes per day, but
II is expected TO open the factory with
capacity of 1000, 900 cigarettes per day and
increase it a. rapidly az required Mr..
Baron was born in Russia and Is forty-one
wears old. He learned the tobacco business
in Europe and came to Baltimore I'M 1870.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-08
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, July Flour unchanged
Wheat closed aSalc. below yesterday cash,
76lEc. July closed at 7j5Sc.; September,
74l.c. Corn fairly nrm early, weakened later,
aud close: fraction on; Cash, 45a.c.; July,
4JI6c. September, 4jiac. Oats closed lower ;
each and July, SOC; September, 29sac. Wits
key steady at sl.l5. Provisions lower, except
for pork, FOB lots Of whicn sold at sl2. Lard
nominal at S6.90aS7. Dry-salt meats-Loose
shoulders $3.50: longs ana ribs. s7d2ie ;
SPORTS. S7.75; boxed lots, I5c. more. BACON
Shoulders, s6.S7ls; longs and ribs. so.3Ils;
SHORTS, ss.02l2. Hams. sl1.00aSl2.5O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-08
po,ice and Letter-Carriers Play To-Day.

The police and letter-carriers will play their
deciding game Of base-ba at Island Park this
evening at o'clock. Good ball-playng may be
expected. ~ both clubs are in condition and aro
composed Of some % the best players Of tho city.
The police have strengthened their team In seye-
raj positions. "Bob" Brown l297 pounds, Of
the First District. will play with the boys In blue,
and he has the reputation Of being hard hitter.
They will present folkes and kerse as their bat
terry. The carriers will put DOnley In the. box,
and O'COnner the old reliablel will catch.
This game, like tho one played between these
clubs about two weeks ago which resulted In n
tie, is for the benefit Of the Private Soldiers and
Sailors Monument Association. Treasurer Cub
lingwOrth has been handed sbj.7J, which was
the amount realized from the former contest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-08
uec,msu,., Iusoeet,on Last Night.

rogimental inspection and dress-parade
took place At the First Regimental Armory last
might In the presence OF a number OF spectators.
The drill-hall presented more crowded appear
apce than has been witnessed for q long lime.
'fbs regiment II numerically stronger thann has
ever been. IL numbers about 400 officers ana
members Unfortunately there are embraced
in tho above 100 who are without uniforms or
requirements. 10 meet this emergency about
s., 500 Is needed. one gentleman who Is very
much Interested In the regiment, and who was
preSent last night when Informed 81 the
condition OF affairs, promptly told Colonel Jones
that DC would send him his check this morning
4. !
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-08

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
CUAKIOrTIsyuIE, VA, July The Methodist
Sunday school Ind an excursion 10 Alton today,
accompanied by o great many persons not NOM
hers ~ the school. A most pleasant day was
spent in the mountains.
the Rev d.. Richardson, editor Of the Central
Presbyterian, is IN The city.
Mr. T. II. Houden and family. OF Austin. Tex,
arc IN charlottesville en- route 10 Old Point Com
fort.
william Barber (colorod) was tried IN the
County Court yesterday for placing instructions
ON tho Frey's Spring railroad, and sentenced to
six weeks IA Jail
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-08
aoxar. Association standing Committees

AT the regular monthly meeting OF the board
OF t,eyeroors OF the Mozart Association held last
night the usual routine business was transacted.
aud tho following standing committees Tor inc
ensuing twelve months announced:
flnance--A. W. Archer, Samuel Hirsa, Colonel
John Is. Cary, Dr.. j. u. McIaw, and John \,
Mayer.
Masic--E. X. Archer, Charles w. Tanner,
Shepherd Webb. Z. +. Greenwood, Thomas Bob
lng. and DIR. W. Leigh Burton.
Hall--A. eargamln, Thomas Potts, DR.. George
d. Steel, L. ID. slsrke, and Henry I. Miller,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-08

krhofet. waa summoned 20 New 0rieann . few
isye aeo BY The dea,h Of hie hro;hor Mr.. Frank
Iop. who was blown up ia an explosion ~ OF
near that city. The lattcr was quite = pfeini-
nens lawyer IN New orleans anu attorney '"'
Captain nepj.mln Brown.formerly q prominent
merchant Of this place, nnt row oVns oasnsss
soar, ere entertained ~ 70 his recovery. NIB
nrrvsn aud o,hef members OF his family hero
have neon sgmmOncd 20 his bedside.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-08
Ambulance Calls.

The ambulance was called yesterday at 2:20
z. NJ. TO the Tredegar Iron-Works TO a colored
man who had broken his leg. He was treated
and Lett. The man lived In Manchester. There
waB another call 20 the 1redegar In the otter
noon 20 a negro man who was suffering with
cramp collie iIe Was treated and left.
The ambulance responded 10 another call nj
3.O5 p. ". to Lees lime-klln, Twenty-eighth and
Dock streets, where a white man WAS sick. Ho
was taken out to the a,mshouse for treatment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-08
The Crnns In Amherst County.

Correspondence of The Richmond Disuatch.l
AMHERST COURTHOUSE, Va, July Tho wheat
harvest in thus section Il about over aud the crop
an unusually good one. The acreage Gown was
small. Oats, which promised badly carly In tho
season. has boon brought ont wonderfully by the
late raiGs, and the crop K said 10 be better Than
almost complete failure with Us. There arc
but few applies and no peaches or pears The
berries. however, ara coming IN In considerable
quantities for GALE though tho ptckcrs say there
are fewer than usual this summer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-08
Picnic of the Young Mems German
Anarfcan AssocfatiOp.

The young men OF the Gorman-Amcrican Asso-
citation will give picnic at blsndon fark on the
18Th II TINS month, and are actively engaged III
making preparations for the event. The Gesang-
yeroiu virginia aud the old members OF the
German American Association viii take part IN
the festivities, aud an invitation Il extended 10
all citizens Of German and Germap-American
birth. Last night the Young men met at Sanger
He'll and tho following committees made reports:
Arrangements-Lous Bromul. Jr.. Henry Metz
ger, and William Woln; Floor-W. I. Rupp
Frederick WIZ, ana Louis brleL The essocis-
ton ia IN a nourishing condition, numbering as IL
dnes sofna 30 NON hers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-08
10Y DROWNED.
ASSESSING THE RAILWAYS.
A Man and Wife Whipped by white
Caps" in johnston County.

TNU0cIuI feIegTlW 20 mo UI0ViI'II'I
RALEIGH. y. c.. July The Railway Commits
sion to-day began the assessment OF the property
Of the various railways in tho State. IL will re-
quire several days TO complete the work.
Tho Grand Encampment Of Odi-Fellows is
called to meet at Winston next "Wednesday.
Thomas +. stevens. OF Durham, IS grand patri.
arch. and Thomas ". Blaze, OF Raleigh, IS grand
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-08


MULDOwvEy.--Died. a. her residescs
No: to7 east Byrd street, July 9Th. al SD
A. NJ. MARY, rclict OF John Muldowney.
q native Of County Iaso. Ireland.
Funeral from 81. Peters Cathedral ss
$50 O'Clock SATURDAY MORNING. Jpiv
9th. Friends OF the family respectfully
invited 30 attend.
Balilrnore. Pittsbarg. and Norfolk pa
pers please copy.
sEAY. Died, at her residence, July 9Th.
at A. ~, MARY A.. wife of Robert Seay.
in The 32d year OF her age.
May she rest IN peace
Farewell, dear husband and children. God
strengthen you. pray.
To boar the tolls. endure the pain until
you are called away.
Funeral will take place from Ridge
church FRIDAY. July sch. at o'clock
z. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-08
rn Altend the DedicatIon.

A, a meeting OF delegates from several Of tho
Catholic societies OF the city held al Csthe1ral
UsII last night the excursion to attend she
DEDICATION OF tho charch % ~. Anne, st Ashland
on July 3tst Was considered.
Mr.. John NJ. Higgins was elected chairman
and 4. l.. Kelley secretary. . ,,.,
n wag decided % call a meeting at tho McClil
rooms sunday afternoon at $3.50. The secretary
was instructed 20 Invite every Catholic society IN
the c,ty 70 send delegation oil nve 10 TOE meet,
ing, and ali othors Interested IN tho success VI
the excursion will be welcome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-08
scottsrlIle nefen,. nowardsvIlle.

CORRESPONDENCE Of the Richmond Dispatch.1
SCOusYIIE. VA, july Yesterday morning
mp 90 the hour Of 10 O'Clock Sc0ttsville presented
club having received "a challenge from the club
at UOWarl.yllo 90 play "a game at that place, at
I J.. VI. the game was played on the farm OF
General q. ~. Logan, about Two miles from
Iowardsyille. The score by innings was How
ards,ie. .. ., o. q, ., O, ., o. I'll; ScOttsville,
q. -. e, q. /, 8. !, %, 3-l2. The umpires were
Mcssrs. ID. n. Pitts and \. L. Jones.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-08
Lexiuston's New Public school.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspaich.l
LEXINGTON. Va. July Tho new Lexington
pub,tC-scho9l building TO be erected on Washing
ton street has been let % contract by the school
Board.
Rose & Win, architects have laid OF the
ground for the sitc. and the work on tie fOunda-
uon has commenced.
The building is 10 be completed 10y November
lat The contact price IL $1,000.
The Office ot the Irish Greek Company, in the
McCrum building, has been closed The presi-
dent, Captain X. r.. Lee Dr., VIII remain in Lex
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-08
Died from the Eject. OF His Wound.

william Jones, who was accidentally shot on
tho farm Of Dr. 4. Davidson, near Laurel, on the
Attn Of this month, died the next day from the
effect OF his wound Tuesday morning the
DISPATCH gave an account Of the accident,
which resulted from two little boys playing with
q rife.
An inquest was held yesterday by Justice q.
X. Darrecott, and a verdict Of death ffom scci-
dental shooting returned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-08
rss HIGHLAND HOUSE BURNED.
A Big Dlszo in stanton boarding
uouse-LOss and Insurance.

uouse-LOss and Insurance.
fcorrespondcncc q the Richmond Dispatcb.l
s~,ryroy. Va, July THE Highland House,
n large frame boArding-bousc ON the corner o;
Frederi-k and Water streets, IN this city, was
destroyed by Ere this morning at O'Clock. Al
a.. occupants escaped without injury. When She
llaze was discovered tho entire upper story OF
mo building Vas siame, and the innammable
ratufe Of the structure made the heroic efforts
"a tho IRE department Intellectual. The FIRE Is
relieved 70 have originated from faulty fiuo:
Tho building. which WIS owned and occupied Ivy
Mrs,. Jamcs Cross, ~ ccmplctelS guttsi. ana Is
loft a shapeloss. smoking wreck. The properly
cas- insured Tor g. 800 in tho Guarantee In
snrance Company. covering the building, ana
: 400 on Che furniture Ia the Western Insurance
Ompany. This WAS the only iirc that occurred
hero IN the past twelve months. thanks 10 Siaun-
toms admirable Ere department.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-08
Wilmington.

WILMINGTON, n. G., July 7.-Turpeuttne quiet
and steady at PC. kos'n nrm: strained, Soc:
good strained, 90c. Tar lrm at s1.4O. Crude
turpentine steady; hard, 81; yellow-dip and
ytrg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-08
Ernin the Gnnifnl.

The Governor yesterday appointed the follow.
ing additional members Of tho Auxiliary Board
OF Worlds Fair Commissioners: X. +. Is. Stuart,
Norfolk county; Mrs. ii. w. West, CORTLAND
Frank Durrel, Earlysviile; Mrs. A. r.. Martin,
Coyesyille; Mrs. Lizzie Gunter Accomac; X. n.
Wood, Winchester bliss Lizzie 4. RUSSELL Win
chester.
The Board Of Public Works are progressing
with the work Of assessing the railroads.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-08

CINCINNATI, July Flour in moderate de-
mand; fancy, s3.7jas3.95. Wheat easier; No.
red, re; new, 76c Corn weaker: No. :
mixed. 49aj0c. Oats easier: No. mixed, 3tIsa
34s,c. Pork nominal al sl2. Lard less active az
$3.50. Bulk-meats firm r. S7.7ja31sils- Ba-
ron in fair demand at sS.s1l1. Whisky in
moderate demand at $l.15.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-08
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURE.

NEW YORK, July G.-Cotton-Net receipts
none; gross, 9S6 bales. Futures closed quiet
sales, t6I 500 bales; July. 56.9Sas8.e9
August, 81. Olas7.O2: September, s7.06as7.07
October. s7.I0aS7I7; November. f7.26si7.27
Decem Dor. 3 2 36as7.37 January, s7.46aa7.47;
February. s7.j5as7.56: March. s7.05as7.d0;
April a.. T3asT.7k.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-08
Rrnxton GetaOne Year.

The cases disposed OF in the Musings Court
yesterday were ~ follows:
Charles Braxton pleaded guilty TO the charge
Of housebreaking and larceny, and was sent "
isil for twelve months and fined one cent.
W. II. Williams at,as W. II. Scott, petit lar
ceny; fifteen days
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-08
Tarburo' Defeats KinstOD.

ISUNClNI INIOEIAW % IIe UI0VII-H'I
TARBOKO', y. c., July IA game OF baseball
to-day between the Tarb0ro' and kinston clubs
resulted in victory for the home team. Tar
boro'. | runs aud Shifts; kinslon, runs and
hits. Johnston ana Bryan. home battery; stan
Icy, Lewis, aud Coleman, visiting battery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-08
The cut-worm In King and oueeu.

Correspondence Of tho Richmond DHpatch.l
STEwARrvULE. Va, July 0.-Ihe cut-worm "a
doinr mos serious injury 10 the corn. Farmers
report that their crop viii be cut short one
third and some as much as one half, and they
have not seen the worst of it., as the weather
keeps cool and cloudy.