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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-26
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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-26
Virtue of Hons.

To begin with, the vine is hardy per
ennial, affording an attractive shade
when trained over windows, arbors or
porches. Here are a few uses for the
hops enumerated in The Rural New
Yorker: A bag Of hops steamed and APP
piled to the seat Of pain will give
speedy relief; q hop pillow is one of the
best remedies for insomnia, if not the
very best, hop tea is very efficient in
cases Of nervousness.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-26
FINANCE AND COMMERCE,
Now York Stock Market.

NEW YORK, Oct. rs Dealings in rail
way and miscellaneous securities at the
stock exchange were larger than fo- any
one day since the recent panic. The total
sales OF stocks were 504,s54 shares,
while the transactions in bonds aggre-
gated 90, sol 1000. The market was buoy-
ant at intervals and the gains in prices
In many instances were quite important.
Commission houses, for the first time in
many months, were in receipt Of out Of
town orders, and the placing of these
stimulated the upward movement. The
change OF affairs at Washington in the
matter OF the silver repeal bill accounts
for the revival of outside interest in the
stock market.
In the industrials Sugar opened TX
higher at 101, rose to 104H, reoeded to
1925, and closed at 1O3H. The pre-
ferred ranged from e2M@e4. The re.
ported elimination of the shorts was not
borne out by the Cordage stock
to day. General Electric took sudden
Jump OF @ per cent. to 49x; American
Tobacco bounded up five points to s6M !:
Chicago Gas to Q; Lead 2S6, and Lead
preferred TIN.
Among the specialties the Louisville
and Nashville, New Albany and Chi.
csgo preferred stock was traded in at
38@42A, Pullman Palace rose 2A,
Edison Illuminating, 2H; American
Cable, 2H; Baltimore and Ohio, az;
Pittsburg, Cincinnati. Chicago and ST
Louis, preferred, u; Wheeling and
Lake Erie, preferred, ss and American
District Telegraph, 5, The last named
was strengthened by the announcement
that the company will resume regular
payments tomorrow. The market
closed strong ia tone. Sales: Listed,
35s, 900: unlisted, $4,000. Treasury
balances: Coin, $5s, 1855, oCo; currency.
81, 1851, 900.
Money on call has been easy, ranging
from ~ @2; last loan at IL and closing
offered at u. Prime mercantile paper,
COS per cent. Bar silver, 72%; Mexican
dollars, 5sS. Sterling exchange steady
with actual business bankers bills
4slA for sixty days and 4s3 4@4s3 Il for
demand. Posted rates, 4SiA@4s4.
Commercial bills. 1905 for sixty days
and 4S3M for demand. Government
bonds steady. State bonds dull. Rail-
road bonds steady. Silver at the stock
exchange was neglected.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-26

QY. VIRTUE OF A DEED OLE TRUST DATED
- the 10Th day OF October, 1892, and OF record
In the clerks Office OF the corporation court in
inc city OF Roanoke, Va, in deed book 7S, page
IVA, executed by Thos r. Campbell to the under
signed trustee, to secure to VIM F. Baker pay
ment OF the sum of four hundred and scventy.fl 20
DO lars, (4I5OO) evidenced by five certain interest.
5ea55ing negotiable notes OF even date of said
dccd OF trust One note for fifty dollars, payable
one year after date; three notes for one hundred
doare cachpayablc two, three ART four years alter
date, respectively. and one note for che hundred
ana twenty-five dollars, payable five years after
date. AID, whereas, default has been made I'm
the first OF the above described notes. aud boing
required by the holder of said note so to do
VIII, ON MONDAY. THE DOTH DAY OF
NOVEMBER, AT IL O'CLOCK NJ, ofrcr for sale
in front or tie courthouse in Roanoke city, at
public auction 10 the highest bidder all that Ger
Roanoke. va. and described rs follows:
beginning at point on the south side of Fifth
avenue and % feet east of Eighth street, thence
south 81 degrees 30 minutes west 100 feet to n
point, thence south rs degrees 10 minutes east so
feet to point; thence north 81 degrees so
minutes 10O feet to Fifth avenue, thence north Is
degrees 10 minutes west 50 feet to the place of
bcginpin
TERMS: Cash rs to the cost OF executing this
trust including trustees commission of per
ccntum and to pay or and discharge the unpaid
motto of $50 with interest from the 10th day OF DC
tober, 1872 500 in two years. SlC0 in three years
SlC0 In four years from the 10th OF October 1872
and SIZE IN five years from the 10th day OF Octo.
bcr 1852, with interest from that dnte and the
balance, II any, will be required in twelve months
from the day OF sale, and secured by decd OF
trust on the property conveyed.
lo2Jtds j. f. WINGFIELD, Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-26

JoHNsoN's Oriental Soap imparts a
delicate odor and leaves the skin soft
and velvety Sold by Christian & Bar
bee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-26

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST Exc
~ cuted TO mo on the 2Gth day of May, 1894, by
w. r. Camp and Georgia A. Camp, which deed OF
trust 10 recorded In the clerks ofcesof the Hust
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-26
TRUSTEES, BALES.

T,RUsTRE's SALE OF THE FOLTow1N1
described parcel OF land, sftasted in the Civ
% tss
street. thence south SO degrees so miI,,ites cass
utcs west 20 feet to an alley; tbenss with snid
alley north 50 degrees 80 minutes west $50 teet ~,
north degrees 20 minutes east ~ ress street
place OF beginning. " avg
on BY virtue Of certain decd Of trust from w. j.
anu u; BaiP, IT.. to the undersigned trustee
Ssied The 10th day Of DC ober 1850 and recorded
decd .dI ho oerk o ONCE OF the city OF Roanoke in
Charles EDDY The payment Of the III SUM- ~
da,s evdenSed by two negotiable notes OF even
TWO years with interest from date. Defauit ba ANU
bsgS peeh made In the payment OF said Totes, and
aS g gGG y 18TH III b b3Ser OF =
court house Is At liz 1870 front OF the
sale the premises above dese1ibed va oner for
or ddh Nv OF SALE: Cash as to the costs OF sale
credits 500 as Of SsreS S s to the
81 81 1s Eeeranry H. 1888 and $3.50 as OF Febrnsry
ana TWO years from the day Of sale, with intsseas
10 bs aase which said deferred payments are
ciss Ias c sPSR as
4 RUSTEE'S SALE OF THE FOIJOW1NrII
described real estate, situated in the CITY of
Roanoke, Va; beginning at the southeast coIner
degrees & ahsnss With
10y % Icet 10 point; thence south degrees IS
minutes west Isl ee a't to R Ros5h s.
street; thence with the same north degrees 3;
BY virtue OF certain deed Of trust from W +
a aad Z, Blair J5 dated the 1Oh day of October,
tSso, 10 me undersigned trustee. and recorded in
G 69ok AZ rage "a, for the purpose of securing to
SSn nas u. Eedy the payment of the sum of S2.-
date with said deed OF $1,000 % each, payable ia
one one, ana two cars from date with interest De-
lauit having been made In the payment Of both
OF sald notes, and having been so required by the
no, S1 OF me same, viii, ON THE 18TH Day
" " NOVEMBER, in front OF the court house in
Tue CITY OF Roanoke, at 10 o'clock NJ, ofrcr for
scrbed. fSes s"o'e ue-
TERMS OF SALE: Cash as to the costs OF
S frn ana ma inc sum OF with interest thereon
following credits: The sum OF 500 AZ Of the sSth
gay OF January, 1893, and $50 as Of the 10th day
o oo Mnres, 1913. And as to the residue upon
crc1lt OF one and two years from the tay Of saIc
with interest from said date, said deferred nav
,nen.s 10 ne secured by deed of trust upon the
" II eue Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-26

BY consent OF oil parties hereto the above sale
Is postponed until Thursday, November Q. at
same time and place. "
EDWARD W. ROBERTSON.
~ III tus Trustee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16

their time. which had TO be taken from
their professional labors, but could not DO
expected to put thor hands in their own
pockets.
DIR. Paulus A. Irving, secretary OF the
board. said it was their earnest desire TO
get the board upon proper basis Tor WORK
at a. early q date ~ possible. Ibey nopeu
and look ed for tho aid OF the chamber 10
ACCOMPLISH this object and 10 help sustain
the work Of the board until the next meet
ing of the Legislature. when, with tue CO
operation of the chamber. they expected
ADEQUATE provision TO be made by the
State.
After these remarks OF the doctors.
Judge Christian said Il was absolutely IN.
ocmbent upon the chamber to 90 wha'
It could IN the direction OF raising by SUD
scripflon n fund for the board. and that A.
it had never undertaken any. work or TINS
character which II had not succeeded IN.
no felt its best efforts would be put forth
IN tins instance. Judge Christian also re-
ported the result of the recent conference
OF the chambers select committee WIZ
the City Council with reference to the
vital statistics OF Richmond, and the Ootl-
mittee on Health and Sanitation was re-
quested 20 prepare plan IN accoruance
with the Councils wish.
OTHER NATTERs.
Inc attention o. tue Dobfu was Caiici ~
the resolutions recently adopted by the
Business Mems Association OF the city or
Norfolk in reference 70 the repeal ct the
Sherman act of 1890. but no further action
was taken.
Tho Chair laid before the board COM
nun cation from the Railway Department
os the Manufacturers Record relating to
the advance in southern pig-iron rates
made by northern railways. The Commit
tee on Inland Trade was requested to for
mulate reply.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16
DEATHS.

CLAYTOR.-Die June 18th. at 1880
p Al nj her residence ISL north Seyen-
teenfb erect, MARY ELLA CLAfTOh'
relict Of Il. l.. Clayton; aged 30 years.
We shall walk sometimes " her lonely
grave
In the pleasant summer hours;
We viu speak her name IN soften9d voice
AMI cover her grave with flowers.
We shall think of her IN her heavenly
homo go fair.
And we viii trust with a hopeful trust that
we will meet our ELLA there.
The funeral will take place from Fena-
be. Street Baptist church THIS Mohn-
ING AT ~ o'clock. Friends and acquaint-
ances invited 20 attend.
JFNKINS.-Died.a at the residence OF her
husband. l2S south Cherry street NJ ~ ~.
O'clock tins morning, Mrs. MATILDA
JENKINS. wife of William Jenkins, IN the
S3l wear of her age.
Notice Of funeral in STATE this afternoon.
MTLJER.-Died. in Henrico county. on
the 18th of June at 1918 L. NJ, VALLEY
kDOLPH MULLER. infant son OF Dir. aud
Mrs. II. Adolph Muller.
ROOT. Died. OF 1920 A. 81. June 18TH.
at the residence Of her grandparents, 5U'
north Sixth street, BEULAH MAY,
daughter of Charles and Lucille Root I;
ed months and days.
TOBECK. Died, suddenly, at his resi-
dence gg2 east Byrd street. at lO;JO a. NJ
June is. 1893. II. TOBECK. in the $50 year
of his age. native Of Althausan. Hanover;
Germany. He leaves devoted wife anu
four children TO mourn their loss; ,,,,,,
His funeral will take place THIS EVE
MING. June 18th. at 4 o'clock. from OF;
Mary's Catholic church. Friends invited
10 attend.
WUITMORE.- tins life, at her
late residence. IN this place, ~ ll;IV L; ~;
June 18th, Mrs. JULIA A. WIFI MohE;
cousort OF Reuben A. Whltmore; ageu %
years. ,, ,ho;-
loss-two sons aud two daughters among
whom is l.. s. Whltmore, OF Richmond,
Va. She had been a faithful member OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church, south
tor many years and leaves the bright testlc
mouv that she departed in the triumph OF
the Christians faith. o
Mr.. CRAWFORD, VA, june IA, io''z.
WHITE. Died. June 18th AZ $50 =. Nj,
at the residence of her parents, l0y nortn
Vwentv-frst street, MAY GENIN a, only
daughter IF joel ". and Vlrgie J.. white
aged - months end days.
4 little flower sent from Heaven
To blossom on this earth.
And shed lts fragrance for awhlIe,
That we may know it, worth.
A little geam Of sunlight given
70 gladden. by IT'S ray.
A little soul the gift OF God.
To point tue heavenly way.
A tie to bind our souls To Him
Who doeth all things well;
An angel far too pure for earth.
| With HIM has gone 10 dwell.
| HER PARENTS.
| Funeral notice hereafter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16
Flower Mission q, the Soldiers Home.

There was large attendance OF the members
OF the Womanis aud Young Womans Christian
Temperance Union ct the Soldiers Home yes
tcr,isy when the aunu7i Flower Mission was
cole GRATED In connection with the regular semi
monthly visit.
The exercises in tho chapel consisted OF read
ing collections OF Scripture, chosen BY Miss Jennie
Cassidy, VINO prepared the programme shortly
before her death, appropriate hymns, prayer,
ana remarks BIZ several OF the members on the
origin OF the Flower Nission." and the lie OF
It's founder, who, though an invalid Tor thirty
years, planned tho work which gaddens the
lives Of thousands.
Little Miss Alice Waiiord then sang "Whst
Can DO for Josn-.r Miss Florence Tydefnan re-
cited "a Ten percnce Lesson" and Miss Pegram
reciied The Last Hymn 10 manner that I'M
pressed all hearers
The hospital vas visited, flowers. fruit, Scrip
tnte-cards. ana religious papers and tracts were
given to the shut-n soldiers and hymns were
sung them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET
rRenorted for the Dispatch.

Jrxv u Auction offerings on Change to-day,
~ uacksges and 40 taken in; highest. $3.50;
lowest 1920: average, S6.4S.
Private sales: Filters, 1 I; darGs, 10; wrap
pe~.,, l2-total, 20 hOgshoads-
Revenue collections: cigars ana clshieu,os s
"a oO4 a.. tobacco, S3,47I Sj-total, Sb,4 1870.
Planters and Shelburne's warehouses hai
small but very satisfactory salos today.
Messrs. J. b. Bland, Petersburg, and W. T.
Gillinln. FarmyilIe. wore on Cnalge to-day.
M. Snsnish contract, which was 10 nave been
awarded today. has not yet been made known
here ana will probably not be until to-morro"
coming from Louisville likely, ~ comprising
mainly western tobacco.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16
Cnncrrt ut Csihedral Hnl,.

The concert at Cathedral Hall last night for
tho benefit OF the NcGiil Catholic Union was ono
OF the most pleasant events OF the hoWery mouth
OF June. Tbs attendance wac worry large and
gratifying and the receipts will largely swell
tho building fund. for ph,~h porpose the enter
tainment was given. programme OF classic
reflections, musical and literary, vas chsrningy
Charlie. oh. COwariin. Mrs Charles {. walker,
Mr. II. Thurston Cardoro Mr. Edgar l.. Justis
and the members OF the old Dominion Sympho-
nv Club. Mr.. {. Lewis Sullivan. Who managed
IN. enrer.aInin ert I. entitled 70 much credit for
the anlondid Hucriess achieYe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16

Rockies oa th. Crest OF the wase
the ,andsrnaa tourist or commsrcisi rs ,'eoI
speedily begins. and not oniy p"sns, ou 's,scry
sinoss 20 feel the extreme OF human ihis,ry
aas,og his trausit across the tefupestuous Az
lsn,,c But n With wise pseeolsnce ne hss pr
yldod himself with supply oi neao. s.',s,
stomach bitters hts psnxs are pIom tn,g sss,n
Srous anchor. This Is worth knowinE, snu
Thousands OF our yachtsmen, summer v"!"s""
tourinls. and Businessmen DO KNOW u.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16
The Ice Mission.

Henrtreniing appeals for ice for the sick and
suffering poor come IN many times day hnd
there ~ no help, for the mission has no money
aud is forced 10 make this urgent appeal TO the
charitable people ~ the city. Whno doing
evervthtne 70 lessen their own discomtorts and
preparing for fight TO cooler regions, let them
not forget the poor around them. Let these
sufferers BOT bog for " tho cup u cold water IN
vain. Contributions can be sent to Mrs. George
W BaSby, n east Grace street, or lott at tho
DisrATt'fI and Tjinss o1ices or at West q john
stOn's. Think not upon the order OF your giving
but give at once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16

C'aytont march aud Miss Virginia McI.ecd
piayci "iovee Devotion" The feature Of tho
eSs Nv. however was the singing and acting
.s two rrenca songs by the French kindergar-
Wn 1lass OF Nme. L. ". Hasseleff. Thirteen Of
'he ilt.lc once dressed In white formed a semi-
nc IN the back parior and went through tho
performance perfectly as respects music, pro-
plsuded. ~
tne exercises c'osef with the reading Of the
'aieaictory 10y Misa Marian Meade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16
CownFNCEMENT EXERCISES.
PROGRAMME OF COMMENCE.
1 MINT EXERCISES
COLLEGE or william AND MARY.


Tho cciosration Of the 200th Anniversary OF
the charter granted February X 1898, by King
William and Queen Mary 70 the " Free School
and Colleoge" nj the Middle Plantation. Va,
subse1ncnf,v Known - Williamsburg, will take
place " EDNtSDAY. June 81, 1893.
PROGRAMME.
Poem Icy Charles v. Coleman, Esq., Of VIII
nam4buTg. Va, IT II A. ".
Grafton by j. Allcn Watts, Esl, Of Roanoke
Va.
Banquet Of the Alumni az $50 =. NJ
ORDER OF ENERClSES-SE SSlON 1892 93
Rev. James \. Fair, Of Richmond, VA, will
preach before the Young Mems Christian Asso-
lion on SUNDAY. June ~, 1898. At II 4. n
Right Rev. Aipbeus ". Wilson, q; Baltimore,
will deliver the nnRl sermon ON sunday, juno
Is, 1898, NJ \ P. VI.
". K. Alexander, Pa, Of Winchester, Va,
will address tue two literary societies on Nom
day, June 10, 1898. AZ - ~.
III" Philomainean Society VIII hold it, annual
celebrstion on Monday. June 20, 1888 NJ :
T.. n.
Tho Phnnx So-ieiy will hold It's annual cele-
bration on tuesday, June 20, 1898. NJ =. VI.
The exercises ON Wednesday, juno II, 1893,
ne above.
Final exercises q tho college will o,7'ur on
Thursday Jane -, 1898, at 10 \. II.
Tho nnal ball will occur on Ihurrday, Juno
-. 500. ats +. VI.
atcursiou rates on all trains from ION 70 23d
inclusive. le f-eodt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16
Mean temperature. ....-........'
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.


WV YORK. June I5.-The dealings az toe
stock Exchange were Characterized by rather
weak ,ope early In the day. she bears having
yaised mo list on tho strength Of the meeting 0t
tho Clearing House Committee OF the asso-
c,otsd banks Yesterday afternoon. and the Lack
Of knowledge as to what was accomplished AT
thu, conference. Lake Shore and Sugar yielded
~ per cent, but the decline 10 the remainder
Of tho list was only \, TO per cent, and COM
narrative little long stock was shaken out
CLEARINGHOUSE CERTIFICATES.
7, subsequently trnnspired that the oNerings
Tor snort nccoun, were absorbed by operators
who felt satisfied that the Clearing, HOUSE, ou'l-
mtttee would recommend an issue OF 'eet.ur't,'
N necessary and that this would relieve the ton-
atom when has existed In the local Mou'y
MARKET IA soon ash was announced thst tns
clearing House Committee AZ their meeting th,S
afternoon had definitely decided 70 issue ce.tln'
90 zoo beginning with tomorrow. Wall street ex-
per,encel feeling OF relief, aud this was prompt
iv rnaerted In the stock market. An advance OF u
10 ~ per cent. ensueii, sugar, Lake Sn"re' N :
cogo Ca, General Electric, Reading, bouisFllIe
and Nashville, ana the 6taugetS 'cduihs 'NN ~
ward movement.
CLOSE GENERALLY STRONG.
New England was exceptionally weak, Do
Ginning ~. but this had no percepipl5 lil.u
e1cs ON the general market, which closen 40
or near the top figures Among the speciallie :,
National Lead was frmer ON the declaration ot
a quarterly dividend OF per cent. ON tue con =
mon stock. National starch opened ~ ~,
against 1874 In the the last reported saie, ant
J,ter rallied to o. TIE second preferred. which
closed yesteriay At 2S12, opened AZ ~ ana lnado
| further advance 10 b. S2les-lis'ed' i4o'-
| coo; unlisted. 1900 shares.
MoSEY-KxcHANGE-BoN
| Money on Gall active. ranging from 80 -, ias'
| loan NJ 10, and closing offered al lV' frime
| mercantile paper, 6aS per cent.
! sterling exchange weak; posted rates, f4S"a
| s4ST commercial bills, S4S3aS4.S5i9.
| Government bonds weak. state bonds dulL
| Railroad bonds heavy. -,., ,,
| currency, SIS, t,OOO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16

CHICAGO Lyg-SrDCk gAESSh
CHICAGO. June l5.-csttic: Recs1p's, I-,vvo
head; shipments. 1900 head, Fr.'0 otners.
e.. 5Oas4.75: Texans, s2.1Jas33o: na.o
COWS, sjss3.7j; c,nners. ei.4OasS"o; 'te'a"
ch no'n, Eeceints. 30 900 head shipmcuts,
:. 600 head. Mixed ana packers, t6.%9sso;po
heavy and butchers weights. s6o1aso'o'' hsn''
sheep: Receipts. 5000 head: shipmenness s
$3.50; Texans. s3.00asi6D; westerns' $3.50 $500.
SiaU; spring lambs. sp'oVaso'oV' V'"0'''
SJ.2JaS5.f5- .,,.
BALTIMORE. June i5.-Flour dull and I'M
changed. Wneat quiet aoi loser; ~" ~.
spot. 7Oq1Oitc: June. goa 0dc: July. "a
tic. August. 72l6c It'd: septemt'er, $40
md. staamsT No rad. 65nBJl9c.: Inili'ns
yneat, by sample. 6Sa7 L.. Corn dgu ana e..ss !.
mixci spot; tINsaaS,; Sans nv sample. Bic
yellow do. do. i9c. oats steady; No "n NY,
western, 4"c, asked: No. =, mixed o1' ~, -
.,tjISc. Rye dull: No. ?, 6Oc.' nomlnais; M III
quiet aud steady: good - choice timofhy' i'.,V''
III. Grain iretghts quiet and 1nchenged. .o',
ton tirm midihns. stsc. Provisions Gu'ss anu
uncnansed. Butter hrmer; creamery iah.y
poe DO. fair 10 choice, iSaivc'' 90 "na,
tio,. ne Eggs steady II l41salSc. ,onee
out: Rio cargoes fair. llhc. NO :, 10y, :
sugar strong; cranulatej, &c. copper p VIZ
changed Nhlskey firm at sl.lsafi'i"- ros'
nuts unchanged
BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK hsRAkr'
BtrIwokR. Mn. June 15.-Beet cattle hac,
kct stronger nut not active. Quality not as sovu
as usuat Best beeves, f55Oas5.do; eenetths
rated frs, quality. S4.9Oas5.3o: mehlun,
s35pnsi5O: ordinary, sl.oOasH2o, ii ncI
salea az from $3.50 % S'.Jo' ho'eip''' W
I head. Safes, 90 head -. ..t
Inc receipts OF shesp and lambs TINS nc.s
we're 1851 mead. sheep, 2a43ic.; Anhp'' s"o'
| 81 LOUIS.
ST. Loris, Mo-, Jane lJ.-rlour unchaneed
1nne' 81. Inly. 633la63Jac. Corn weak
| No. =. mixed, cash apd June. ;'otsc' ~ 1ul'
| ~ ~ 0ets-So. >. caah 20c 4; July. 2T,ic.
! Auguat. nc. bic. Whlskey, sl'lZ. F rc
| visions duh and weak. PORK anu mr. III
| changed. DTy-salt meats Loose sho1,u - =
I ss.S7l6: long, AMI ribs. 500; sn9fts, s 49,.
| boxed, I5c. lower. Bacon-iscked shou.oo.s
&g.75: longs and riDs, $40. 5OsS lV'o+le' snof'7
| SiO.s1s. Hams unchanged.
CINCINNATI
| CrNcIsNArI. o., June l5.-Flour easy; Nnras-
| No - red cratic. COrn-NO. mlkeo' - Z
Oats-No. " mixed. 3.1sa&ssc. forhs $3.50. s';,',
| Lard, Sg40aS9.5O. Buik-meaS' go 49, "
sa.55. Bacon, Sll.21asll3'1s "hHAe'
Sl.l2.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
lRoporteI tor the Dispatch.
NORFOLK. VA. June lj.-Msrkot dun Primo
| 3S,a4c.; extra prime. a.; fancy, fbpc'
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Council appropriated $4,000 for this purpose
and tho bills exceeded TITS sum Dy about slIo,
but num Dor Of the scrDunts were sealed ana
the sum Of 80 cents will be returned 70 the city.
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eusincrx v.s anil and narrow from

| start 20 fintsh. .,..,,x
| uncbsnged. NO. = spr,pg wheat uSZaSyesc'
No. corn, 3e34c. No. oats. 3oAc. Ms u.s.
| pork. sIg92lSsst?.93. Lard, sg.s2LSeSy,,so'
| sailed shoulders (boxedl. 60 50ss10. onort-iosr
| sides (boxed), s9.75as1o. whishey. si.lZ.
1 an, Loading futures ranged - follows:
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STATE BOSDS.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. June ID baltimore and OHIO.
73a75: Baltimore ami OHIO Southwestern lst 4.
IO5st Did : do. 81 incomes, md consolidated
gas bonds. 10; 10. stock, 80 0ld.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD
Prize. Of Money. Bonds. stscks. Grain.
Tobacco, Cotton. &r.. and the
Weat Indications
Try ,nlncranh 20 tho pispatch.l

- WASHINGTON, ID. G., juno l5.-Foro-
NAM lcset for twenty-tour hoars-from mid
ANN might to midnight-for Virginia, North
k-Carohna, and South Carolina: Showers;
cast winds.