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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
DENVER BANK RUNS.
Tho wIthdrauers OF Money. However,
AT small Depositors.

DryyrR. Col, July 13.-No such scene
was ever witnessed IN oil the west as could
be seen here this morning shortly after ~
O'Clock. when the banks were supposed 10
open their doors for business. Inc IaiIure
OK three savings banks yesterday bad al,
fected the masses as the smell or Dlood
would affect wolves. and at the hour or
opculng the streets were crowded with
enyious deposltors. The eleven clearing
Louse banks. located within four blockso OF
ench other. were surrounded and tar INTO
the streets the crowds gathered untii ON
GERS and SPECIAL police were called out 10
clear the way tor tratlc.
At 10 o'clock tho Union National. Win a
capital of $1,000, 900. posted notice mat
they would not open their doors. lhis
started n panic. and the Commercial Ma
tlopal posted a similar notice, and thcn
the National Bank OF Commerce; and peO-
pie asked, Where will this stop 81,
Arm was Immediately started on Oil
the other banks, though to no great eA-
tent upon the Peoples National. lhe
First National appears 10 be the 0undest
of all, they having over 20 per cent. OF
their deposits on hand. with a private
fnnd of -. 100 900 IN addition TO draw
uuOn. making Il impossible 70 close tnelr
doors. The Colorado National anu seVe-
RAJ other, are ID equally ~ good condition.
The mob Withdrawing their money are
all small deposItors, the large holders De-
ing satisfied 10 let their accounts reuain,
ia the banks. The banks are paying OIL
demands except on time certificates. theY
demanding that these remain until the
expiration Of the time. As every BANK u
crowded the clearinghouse Is rendering
no assistance. each institution being coui-
peIlcd 20 stand upon It's own foundation;
Ihe Commercial National Bank closed
its doors within q few minutes after the
opculug. because It was apparent from the
size OF the crowd in frontol tue bank thnt
a run was 70 10 Iuaugurated. a notice
was posted on the door: CLOSED for
liauldanon. by order of the directors"
the bank was IN had shape. IL had q cap
| ital stock Of 500. OOJ. and only had $4,000
IN cash IN the bank.
The Mercantile Bank, n private %instltl-
ton, with a capital stock OF SlOJ,oOO,
closed it, doors az noon. The failure was
caused by the failure OF the Union Ma
tional Bank. through which 1t cleared. G..
c. Girda. the City Auditor, is president.
W. f. Robinson, formerly treasurer OF the
Republic Publishing Company. on OF the
Oldest and most respected individuals in
the state. has been made assignee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
GOVERNORS PARDON
APPOINTMENT or PEACE JUSTICES
TOFlll VACANCIES.
State Ps~nsien.Fund Over 500. 600 for the
Current Yeai-Lower Telephone
Rates Than the Schedule.
fcorrsspondonce Of tho K,camond pIspascn.l

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatcn.l
RALEIGH. N. c., July is. Governor Carr
to-day hardened d. J. Eaton, who last
February was convicted Of Islander in
Rowan county and sentenced to FIVE years
Imprisonment.
The Governor is appointing large num-
bers of justices Of the peace to I'LL vacan-
cies due to the failure of legislative APP
pointees to qualify.
To-day sixty county oonvicts and twenty
FIVE state convicts were put at work on
the race-track al the State fairgrounds,
". G. McMackin, Supervisor Of County
Roads. being in charge.
c. Y. PENSION FUND.
State Auditor Furman informs your cor
respondent that the State pension tund
this year will be 1 little over Slm OOV.
There are many new applications; IN iaet,
moro thon were expected There VIII Os
an entirely new apportlODment OF pen
sions among th, four classes.
At some points 10 the State where the
Msgneto system Of telephones IS IN use
the rates are somewhat lower than those
established as a standard by the halfway
Commission. The latter has therefore
issued an order that the schedule OF teic-
Ihone rates must not be enforced 10 its
full limit If IT would thereby cause Il rate
IN excess Of that existing March b, 1898.
TO THE FAIR oN A BICYCLE.
Charles r. Relsner has left Salisbury on
hls bicycle for the Worlds Far.
News reached here to-day of the assign
ment at Walnut Cove OF William High
field. merchant and tobacco manufactures.
Marion Butler, president Noftn Caro-
lima Farmers Alliance, to-day issues an
address (Circular No. 8 20 that order call
ing on its members TO demand that Con;
gress. If It repeats the sherman act, shall
provide for the tree and unlimited coinage
OF h1lYnr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
RIppLsp WITH BULLETS.
Ths Bodies of n Man and Boy Found
Covered with Brush.

WICHITA, KAN. July 1s.-The bodies OF
a man and a boy. riddled With bullets,
were found yesterday afternoon along the
Santa Fe track about four miles this side
of Wharton, /. L. Nothing has yet been
discovered as to the identity of the muir
dered persons. except some papers IN the
pocket OF one of them addressedto Frank
Segerman. The bodies lay side by side
and were thickly covered with brush n
rocks. A wagon stood near by and q team
of horses grazed a short distance of. The
indications are that the murders were COM
mitted on Sunday. decomposition having
Just commenced. The man appeared
about 40 and the boy 10 years old. Inc
bodies were well dressed. but no money or
vaIuahles were found. so It ia supposed the
murders were committed for the purpose
of robbery. II was almost OF this same
spot that the last Santa Fe hold-up oc-
Cured two weeks ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19

fCorresoou loucs ofthe N'hm)nd uisoatch.l
LOUISA. VA. July ls.-The farmers are
delighted over their prospect tor one Of
the hnest crops Of corn ever grown IN this
section.
Among the summer guests the following
are from Richmond Mr. ". j. Westwood
aud family. Mr.. j.. W. Snton and family,
Miss Mamie Williams. Miss Maggie Wal
ker. Miss Lutte Roberts, Miss Es.el!e Dea-
ton. Mrs. ID. VI. Anderson, Mrs. ). >, No0-
Ulitt and family. Mrs. Ould II chlIdreh'
and Mr.. Beverly c. Lewis, Jr. -,
Colonel Hill Carter. Of Ashland, and
judge George l.. Christian. OF Richmond,
are here engaged In taklng. dispositions III
a chanc,ry SUI, involving large interests
ia pvrtcs lands near Mineral Clty.
Alr. ". ira kepnon, our veteran ID
sprance ngenf. is ont aoain after a weeks
confinement from a painful iall. 3,
Editor BIB. of the AeCS, has been III
for the past few days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. July 1s.-Fiour weak aud offered
freely: winter wheat. low grades, sL.95as2. 40;
do. tar % fancy, s2.45as3. As; DO. patents,
sI4Oas4.5O; Minnesota Gear. s2.50at3; do.
patents, s4as+.45. southern Hour dull aud
Vsak; common 10 TAR extra, 81. lOss3.I0:
good 20 choice do, s3~.15as3.25. Wheat actiss
Tor export Aud lower, VITA options closing nrn
No. 2 rcd, store aud elevator. MAR ~: aioa,.
1ZAa73c. options active aud excited, closing
steady az %alLsc. The opening sas weak and
active export demand with local coverings.
Closing July. 7lIsc August. 7lAsc septeua-
her. 74c. Corn moderately active AMI easier;
No. 2. ASAa4sLc IN elevator; 49a4O54c. affoat
optious dnii ana 1sGh4c. lower; Jay. tsc Au-
giI.t. Asaas.: september, 4SAc. Oats dull and
lover. options duh and easier: july, 30Ac. T:
Angus, 3gLSe.; september. ale; cash No. =.
3daR3aLc.: No. :, WHITE. 5s1ec. mixed vest
etn' 3ulsa3sc. white do, 39a4sc Wool mode
rstely acuNs and sieaay; domestic nesee.
stsady: family, i0ai2c- extra msss,
a. s0ass. Beef hams stssdy and quiet az
ana p,ereed beef dHll and unchanged. city,
ettra India meas. siaAsl7. Cut esie dall
ont steady ptskied bellies, 81; shoulders,
sTbo: hams, si2asI2.S0; Diddiss dull
sbort-caear, sa.s5. Lard dun sn1 lover;
western steam CLOSING a. -. 90; city, ss.37tec.;
July. $3.50; september, slOi Oetobof, $3.50;
rsnned dun; Continent, 500; south AMER.
eau, sl0.49; compound, sl.1a. fork auict
apd steady; new mess. ais opssihl Cotton
seod oil IN iight supply crude. 10 s3te yellow,
a.. bid. Petroleum uOiet anu steady. kosin
quIss and easy; strained, common 70 sooo,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
THE HALF-LYNcHEo NEGRO HELD.
Removals AZ the Navy-Nard-Frnnk Jarvis
Drowned at Port Norfolk.

NORFOLK. Va, July 1s.-Justice East re-
handed Isaac jenkins 10 Jail for ten DAYS
and saws he Will not surrender him unless
glyon assurance that be Will be projected
from mob violence. Sheriff Baker and
Deputv-Shcrlf No.heCt, OF NansemOnd,
arrived here TO-DAY for the prisoner, but
Justice East refused TO give INN up be-
cause the law had not been technically
complied wtl. q,
Several removals tool place at the yard
to-day, and among the number William
Swartant. captain Of the watch. was sue
ceedcd by r. W. Langley, OF this city, and
&. 4. Shaver, captain of the watch. sue
cee1ed 10y an Italian barber near the navy
ward gate named Joseph Mlano.
ROAD wins.
In the Citv Circuit Court the case OF
Belote's administration rs. the Norfolk ana
Western railroad was decided ia favor Of
the railroad company. The suit was for
10000 for the killing OF the Young man,
Be.ote. by the car, 40 Lander Point some
time ago, while pa ntlng poles.
T.. ". Blsscil, nephew OF fOstInastef-
General Bl,sc.l. is the guest OF Postmaster
Slade.
WHILE BATHING.
A clerk in Beunett's shoe store. on High
street. IN Portsmouth, Frank Jarvis, O
10 years Of age. was drowned last night
While bathing with "a party at Port-hortoik
beach. lie got beyond his depth n Was
carried out by fine current. In Oody
WAS recovered about Don to-day.
This morning about day break. the OIL
house of the GUNNER Lumber-Alllls caught
fire and was destroyed. The mills had a
narrow escape from destruction.
PERSONAL.
Mr.. Il. f.. Chambers. who is supplying
tho pulplt of the FIRST Baptist church. viii
be ordained TO the ministry on Friday
NIGHT next by Rev. Drs. W. ". Landrun
and ". Z. Hatcher, of Richmond, and the
Norfolk ministers.
Mrs. Ot;. wife of Mr.. Thomas OFT.
formerly of Richmond, died last night az
the Atlantic hOtoi after a lingering ILL.,
ness.
Ayoung man named Marshall Garrett
had beth legs broken last night by beng
run over by a hoSe-cart.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19


DTCKNAN-Died. at the residence Of
her son. Mr.. j. B.. Dlckman, $40 north
Twentv-sixth street, CAIHAklNk, tho
beloved wife Of 4. DIcknan: aged 90
years.
Funeral announcement will be made
later.
JENNINGS. Died. July -. 1899. at
1920 J.. NJ. NJ his fathers residence, 1908
west Cary street, LINWDOD AUSTIN, in-
FAINT son of Willie b. aud Carrie l.. Jen>
mugs: aged 7 months aud Is DAYS.
A but the Gardener gave as
4 pure and lovely child
He gave II 20 = keeping
To cherish uudehlei.
But Just a. IL was opening
10 the glory ot the day.
Down came the Heavenly Gardener
And took our bad away.
liB parents.
His funeral will tako place from tho
nbOye residence ~ $3.50 O'Clock y. VI. To-
DAY. Friends and ucquainmncrs invited
20 attend. Interment at Oakwood.
PELLET Entered into rest. at her
residence, No. 1902 east Broad street, Rich
murd. TUESDAY. July IS, 1893. Mrs. SUSAN
l.. PELLET. widow Of Gurdon Pellet, ~.
d.. of Brookheld. Mass, and sister of tho
llfA James II. htf'll'it bi AuA0 WY wa Az
sCth year of her age.
blessed arc tao dead who die in tho
Lord. for they rect from their labors and
their works 10 follow th0m."
Funeral will take place THURSDAY.
July 20. 1893, from tho First Presbyterian
church, at $3.50 J.. VI.
WILLIAMS. Died, July ~. 1898. NJ tho
residence of hIs Grandmother. 100 east
Baker street. ANTHONY. only child Of
Anthony and Mary juliet Williams aged
~ months.
There il no JOY the world can give like
that II takes away
Funeral will take place from the house
THIS Wednesday AFTERNOON at 5
o'clock. Friends invited 20 attend with
out further notice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
TERMINAL REORGANIZATION.
Msssrs. Spencer. n~uiIekopor, and Foster
Receivers Of the Il. and -.
telegraph to the Dispstci

ny
BUT1WoRE. Mp, July Is. -Judge COT,
sitting here in chambers OF the United
States Circuit Court for the Eastern DIS.
trict Of Virginia and acting under a bill
filed by the Central Trust Company OF New
York. has appointed Samuel Spencer, /.
". HuIdekoper. and Reuben Foster as re-
cciyers Of the Richmond and Dauvllie
Railroad Company aud leased lines. Sam
mel Spencer is the representative of DreXel.
Morgan n Co., OF New York, and his ap-
p0intInent Is "a move IN the interest ot the
reorganization bv that house. Zach Of
the receivers was required to give bond
with approved security Tor 100000. ii
Application for receivers was based upon a
petltion for foreclosure of Richmond and
Danvllle 3 per cent. bonds. Judge Con
passed the necessary order and appointed
the three trustees named. Messrs. Foster
and Huldekoper were appointed receiv6rs
by Judge Bond under the original clyde
proceedings. The present application isa
new case. Their appointment was neco5-
sary. In making the appointment tho
court ratifes and confirms all the acts OF
IIuIdekoper and Foster, the old receivers,
the order being specially guarded IN that
respect. The next step 70 be taken will lie
foreclosure under the general consolidated
mortgage aud sale OF the property.
SPENCER AND oAKMAS.
NRw YORK. July lS.-Mr. Samuel Spen-
Ger. who has been appointed q co-recelver
of the Richmond and Danyllle Railroad
Company, will also BE- appointed a CO.
receiver Of the East Tennessee, Virginia
aud Georgia Railroad Company tins week.
President Walter G.. Oakman Will be re-
tanned ~ receiver of the Richmond aud
West Point Terminal Railway aud Ware
house Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
Notes from Warm Springs.

Correspondence OF the richmond Dispatch.l
WARM SpBlNGs, W., July ls.-hov. Dr.
Green, Of Princeton Seminary. preached q
very able sermon on SUNDAY morning III
the Presbyterian church here. taking the
third verse OF the eleventh chapter Of ~.
John for his text. Ho is spending some
DAYS IN this valley for the benefit OF MS
health. ~
LINDSAY. OF Charlottesville, il the guest OF
Mr.. John w. Stephenson. Professor Land;
saw IS arranging for a large female school
al thus place during tho coming scholastic
Every incoming carriage is loaded with
%passengers for TINS place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
.. J. STILLS DIES SUDDENLY.
An Assignment at Meals ~ation-P
sonaI aud Other Notes.

rCorrespondenc OF The Il ohmond Dispstch.l
SCOTLAND NECK. n. c., July lS.-Mr. A..
J.. Sllls, proprietor of the Aaln-Stroet Ho-
tel here. died suddenly yesterday. From
his youth he had been "a sufferer from
rheumatism and for the past few days had
grown feeble. Lying VI his bed late Ia
the afternoon he turned SICK, got up and
walked to the window. and fell back dead.
He was at one time spoken OF as n posi-
bic candidate for the post-ofice here. lie
was one OF the communlty's best citizens
and III every way a heightened Christian
gentleman. HIS remains will be inferred
in the Episcopal cemetery hero to-day. lie
leaves a wife and was 90 years old.
News comes that Major j. Is. Neal, of
this place. now doing business at Neal's
Station, on the Norfolk and Carolina rail-
road. Yesterday made al assignment to W.
i. Butterworth. The Liabilities and assets
are not known.
Mr.. W.. A. Dun and son yesterday lett
for Carolina Beach, where they Will speud
some IN
Mrs. y. ii. Anthony, OF Dawson's, Ia VS.
iting her sister, Mrs. \. Biggs.
Miss Anne Pittman, one Of the teachers
IN salem Academy, Salem. n. c., Is visiting
friends here.
Mr.. :. W. Morrisette has gone to Spring
HDlo on q visit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
SPENCER AND oAKMAS
HE EXPOSITION HOLOCAUST.
Director Burnham, FIre-'farshAl Muir
ply. and Others Indicted Therefor.
lBy te.esraph 70 the Dispatcn.l

49,
C%HrcAGo. July 1s.-The Coroner's jury
investigating the World's-Falr cold-storage
disaster reached a verdict at $50 this after
noon. The Jury held to the grand jury the
following persons, d. II. Burnham, d.
rector of works at the Worlds Fair Fire
Marshal Edward Murphy, OF the Worlds
Far fire department; j. Is. Skinner,
president Of the Hercules Iron Company :
Charles A. Mcdonald. secretary an trea-
surer Of the Hercules Iron Company.
The hearing OF tho evidence was con-
cluded at 1926 +. NJ, when Coroner Nc
Hale gave the eases 10 the Jury. The Jury
reached its conclusion much more quickly
thai the time they were out would indI-
cate. as there were sixteen deaths, the
causes Of which they were called TO on
slder. and each represented separate case.
The verdict was the same IN all the cases.
The indicted men will not give bail to-
night, but will be expected to appear IN
court to.morrOw az 10 A. Nj.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19

hammock. botwccu occupacis and Lloyd's.
Essex county, Va, where tho road forks
from the mail-route gong directly 20 Tap
pahannock by the shorter river road. IL
was concluSiveiv shown to the department
that il would promote the pubic con-
venience. there being o back country TO II
next the Rap~pGhannock river and Occu-
pacia creek. that 1t was in a %thickly-set-
tied neiehborhood. would have more pa
irons than many other p~ost-ofices in the
county. and was at the head of a
thoroughfare through this end Of the
county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19

THE WEATHER IN RicHMoSD YESTERDAY
was clear and slightly cooler. Tho skies
were cloudy at midnight.
Range of the thermometer at the front.
door OF the DISPATCH Office yesterday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
THE
GOVERNOR WOOoFlN's PROTEST.
He says tho Democratic BOARD Of Sur
geons Sbouid Not Pass or Pensioners.

He Saws tho Democratic BOARD of Sur
geons ShouId Not Pass on Pensioners.
Worrosooudonc of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
HAuprov, Va. July 1s.-Some time ago
Drs. Peek. Picker, and Hope were appoint
I'd on tho Eonrd Of Medical Examiners for
the Soldiers Home here. Days passedan
tho necessary papers not arriving an
inquiry Was made 10 fud the reason. 1t
wa. then learned that Governor WoOdfn,
Of the Homo. had requested the appoint
meute 10 bc held until lac could submit q
protest. and 10 IL further stated that the
sum aul substance of the protest was that
oil those Of the appoIutecs were southern
men and 10 would not be right tor them 10
have the examination of the applicants Tor
PENSIONS. This Information comes rom
one of the gentlemen appointed. 10 is not
supposed secretary HOke Em1th Will allow
the protest 20 have much weight.
Dir. e.. II. Gordon, Of Richmond, gu
irene vlcr-couucillor and n member Of
The Executive Board OF the state Council,
Junior order United American Mechanics,
pad Hampton CouIcll a visit last DlRut.
DR.. j. Wilton Hope, OF York county,
will locate here.
Miss Crouch. of Richmond, Is visiting
friends here.
ShcrF Mlls'ead. Of Newport News, was
hcre yesterday.
Mr.. John NJ. Willis has returned from
the springs.
The Third party has held a conycn-
ton in this county and elected two dele
gates 20 their State Convention.
Mr. NJ. Colbert. past grand master, has
been visiting the various Odd-f CLOVIS
Tod res about here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19

fBy telegraph 20 the Dispatch.

LfrTLE Rock. ARM, July 18.-Tho white
people in the town and vicinity OF Nceley-
VILE. Just across the Arkansas line IN Mis-
sour, q few days ? served notices on
the negroes employed at the mills and
farms 10 leave the country. The negroes
protested against being driven from thor
homes. and have purchased guns. pistols,
and ammunition in large quaint ties and
informed the white men hat they have
mado UP their minds 10 stay whore they
are and fight to tho death before surren-
dering a single one Of their rights. There
has been No conflict rs yet, but one IS
likely to occur at any time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

IAAtNhtA lA VI NAV hnhN
july is.-Auction offerings on Gauge to-day,
81 packages, and , taken IN. Highest. t-O
Lowest, S~2.20-ayerage, $3.50.
Private sales: Filters. 81: smokers, 2 wrap
pers, II; darks, 7 Tugs, 6-total. 20 hogsheads.
revenue collections: Cigars aud cigarettes.
s5,O1l.3 30: tobacco, 9! .5dJ.3l-tOtal. eb.1SO.Ol.
aessrs. C.. W. BONNER, OF LynchDurg, va; Il.
W. Lyons, Oi Oxfori. y. C., ana u. l. DUKE oil
Durham, n. G.. we're here to-day.
Mr. Tom Washington, auctioneer Tor hr., Shas
Shelblrue. leaves tonight for his hofhe Ia N0rtn
Carohna, where he will remain some tlme before
moving 20 Wilson. y. e.. where be Will engage
IN the warehouse business the coming SEASON.
The -GregOry Company has renter tne
double factories on lower Cary street Formerly
used by Thornton & 20. This Will be used ~ q
storehOuse and for rehandling and drying OUT
leaf in connection vita Tue warehouse, ana - 81
by 24s feet with four floors. Thus the hlca'
mond market aad It's connexions grow SObo
other liz portant warehouse changes Tor the
retirement Of kichmOud's trade are on The faPi'
but not ready TO be made public.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19

sta2f.05. Turpentius moro sctivs ana
steady sf 27tsa2sLxc- SAFES. $500 b,rrele
Rico IN fair demand ami steady domestic, fsir
20 extra. 2za5J<c. Japan. 4s<af<c. hoias-
ses- Foreign nominal: New Orleans. open
kesile, good 20 choice, euiet duh bat steady
at 3Oa3sc. Peanuts quiet Cofee-Optsoos bare-
ty steady. I5aJ0 points down August.
eI6. 2Oasl6.25; November. t13.S3asi5.yo;
December. si5.s5aslA.7O; spot RIO doli
but steady; No. z, f7hc. tS0gar-Rss duh
and nomina.; fair refining. 3t4e.; ~censrifu-
gals, g6-test, 4Ac. refined quot and steady
of A, ) i.I6s5ASt.: standard A, o 7-les5s<ci
grannlated. 3 7-16a5sic. frsights 10 Liverpool
easier and more active cotton. s'com. "a;
grain, steam, Nd.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. july IL 1t vas lke the Johnstovu
Good for r white to-day In the wheat trade. fne
spectators TOOK fright at the alarming nnsnciai
reports from both kasi and West snd iet 60
their holdings In n way approachins WE
pAnicky. Altogether IL WAS A day tnst ieIs
scars. Adecitne Of 2lfc. per buehei IN ABOUT an
hour would BE- a heavy falling on " the prics
bad been 81 instead u only SOC. 1hat was ne
limit OF the decline, and the market closed VITA
a not loss since yesterday OF ifc. whoas Nss
on new ground aud broke tho record for cnoap-
ness. September has not sold before below
tsAc, bat to-day IL touched ootSH,
Cash quotations: Fiour weak and nominal
No. : spring wheat. 6SAs6skc. No 2 corn,
3hSSc. No 2 Data, 2SAo. MssSpors, els.I0a
els. IN. Lard, 60. 81 lsaeD.f 80 .short-rib sides
looseN, s7.SThAsIgO. Dry. saited shoulders
boxed. ss.26ssS.6O. short-clear sides looiedh
e. 75As1O. Whiekey. s1.t2.
Ia, a .erNa EaanAs a 4OllDMas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-19
Captain >. u. Johnston.

To Al Whcm n Nay concern:
/ take great pleasure IN tesilfylnR
the efficient qualities OF tine =
la, remedy for erupiions OF The
skin known as Z. z. p. lPricksy
Ash. Poke Root, ana Potassium. SUI;
fored several wears with on unsightly u
dlsagreeable eruption ON my lace, anu
tried various remedies to remove 1t, noae
Of which accomplished tho object, untii
this valuable preparation was resorten 70.
After taking three bottles IN accordance
With directions / am now entirely cureo.
j. ID. JOHNSTON.
(oi the arm of Johnston q DouglAs);
Savannah. &c.