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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-06

Any tree may be transplanted II proper
precautions are observed. When il becom
Is desirsile TO transplant large Tree
trench hould be dag around IT lats IN
the autumn. but before the ground Is FRI "
en-, and the leading RIOTS should be seeied
81 a. distance Of sir to ten feet irom the
trunk, according to the siza OF the tree
When the ground is frozen the tree with
it's roots can be rsifed in one solid msss,
placed in wagon such as is commonly
used for transporting large bloeks OF stone
aud moved 10 its destination.
Very esrly in the spring, before the sap
begins to run. the tree should be topped.
and II the roots have net been cut too
closely the tree will grow jus as il noth'
ing had happened to it.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-06

Little Bobby Psps, did you ever SIC
. cyclone carrying hou.es around up in
the air, and ooss and horses and wagons
up aide dovna Psps-No. my son son.
Little Bobby Did you ever see SEA
serpen. p.ps No, my SOD. Little Bobby
Il should think it I'D be tiresome to
live 50 long and never SEQ anything.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-06
Agriculture



We sopdsr ho. Dspy isfmsrs ever think
Of watering their horses before feeding
them Ia The rofning. ~ ho~ mach ib'y
loae by rot dong q. The horse comes
iron vofk attlslt aud ia the mofnins
another Dry feed. mostly dry et.ie, eats
hay part Of tbs night sud Ia the morning
another dry feed, sni by this time 10 yer,
DRY himself, 90 that ~bep be reaches The
water he flls bis stomach go foil that 10
digesied food is forced ont Of bis stomach
snsns dsmsee ntber ,lan ben'ti "a
the horse.
Nov. friends, Try ss,erlng yoni horse
before feeding 10 the morning. thus slsk
ing III. thirst and At The same ms wash
the stomach rssdy TO receive his morning
feed y han being properly moistened siib
sslivs. Il will rensin until thoroughly dii
gesied.
Your hore en- 40 more work on less
feed and sill live besltby much longer.
beiidss hun aniiy demands this thought
iul care.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-06
Road Building.

Previous 10 1868 New Jersey clay roads
were exceedingly bad, dusty in summer
and about impassibly muddy in the spring
the laying out Of City Parks and the con
struclion of good dlivewsys near jersey
City oil lowed that good roads were ossil
bility at all seasons. and citiza MS soc u bel
gan movement for beit,r roads outside
tia parks.
Legislation was invoked, competent ca
glneers employed and funds raised for
building half dezsn tr. more main
roads through the out lying portions Of
the country.
BY using common field stones upon q
layer OF sand for drainage and covering
with broken stone and screening, the PEG
pie have now 200 miles OF excellent road
one country which, though costing has all
ready paid 10 the lessened cost OF trans
porting freight to and from the city. The
work is laid out by commission and up
on q uniform plan Of action. The main
avenues IRE laid out from so to 100 feet
wide but the stone pavement OF Telford
construction is but 20 feet vide.
The mat, rial is laid thick or thin &C
cerdiug to the amount OF travel expected
from six to twelve or more inches. The
grades, too. SIRE made easy by going around
rather than tver the steep bills. but dead
levels are avoided 40 inviting boes aid
ruts for holding water A rise from one
to four feet 10 100 is most satisfactory.
He had 10 use for tn, stsam roller so
expensive aud so suspicious to timid hor
ses but gets sloog with good two her Q
road roller.
A perfect road costs from 60 cents TO so
cents PER foot OF from So 900 TO 81. 500 per
mile and lasts according TO the amount Of
travel from FIVE 10 ten or ioore yesrs with
out rspa rs.
Some OF the farmers flong the lines OF
The new roads h d received about double
pricesfor their hay by earring 1t to the city
Il times when others were mud bound al
h. me aud the market conseqne tly.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-06

The American Cultivator sl,s: There
are 80 many middlemen who make such
effort TO neglect what they have to do that
|. is surprising that the horrible thought
does not oftensr come to them thst may be
farmers will cop,rive tou 10 disperss with
them entirely. With fisndly 20 OPERA
too smone farmers they msy do among
themselves much Il a. shippers and retail
ers do. and manage to get eLorn Gus pro-
fits there by. Sometimes individual large
growers Of fruits do this Mr.. Hale o.
Conn, told The West, rb
New York horticultural society lately how
be hired 40 empty store 10 Hartford. adj
veriised Literally. snd marketed lsrge
crop Of peaches at the biz hes, prices.
Had be trusted this work 10 asgregste
shippers, ibe bnlk Of bic crop would
probably been dumped on gluited mar
kets and possibly sold, as so macy tuct
btye been The past year, for
20, mfre ihsu etobgh to pay eost Of gath
ring and sending 10 market.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-04-06

A dusing place should be provided for
the fowls. Dry road dust is the best, bat
sitted coal aches ia good IL lien ofihs
former
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11

Twill he n crowd to day Seek the
secret OF success Of this sale in fact
that the reductions are THE GREA l.
EST EVER MADE IN MID.SEASON.
The offerings made below are an anoma-
Is. but SO has been the weather lately,
and it's the influence OF the weather w
must counterfeit. And thus anomalous
weather and anomalous prices 60 to-
gether.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
CLEANED IN MANCHESTER.
Funeral Of Young wsymack-The CItys
Heaith-About HorsemeD.

The funeral OF young Raleigh L. Waymacs
took place from the Wost-End Methodist church
yesterday morning at IL o'clock aud was very
largely attended. The eeryicos were Of o very
Impressive character. The remains we're 10,
tered In Maury cemetery. Ihey were ehc9' ~, -
90 their last resting place by members OF the
Junio- Order OF United American Mechanics oil
witch :he deceased wac member.
The Board 81 Health held a meeting IuesIN
evening. with All oftho members pr.sehs
status ~ the sanitary condition ~ the CITY Was
fully discussed. Cty-Eugneer James A. LIPS,
comb reported good progress IN tho gehsi ~ y.
cleaning Of streets. alloys etc. Inc subet -.
SMALLPOX In LunenOurg county was Ofousht
IN Nv the ureaiderA' aud discussed. II was The
sense OF Tho inard that thorough aud tear'h-
ing vaccination Opsht 70 be adopted NV tbe pc
pie. IL vas also decided thai quarantine sSs-
lem would 10 nlviaed II the disease assumed
anything like toe proportions Of an " epldeHi,c.
Resolutions were pissed recommending To me
CITY Council thnt an ordnance be ras,ed re-
quiring garbage 10 be deposited ~ barrels or
boxes convenient Tor removal By the city carts :
also rnekiuett punishable ~ fine % throw glass,
croctery, TN, aud the IKE In tho public streets
and alloys.
carts Horse Rrris,r for May has m interest
ing article from tho manager OF ~ southern
Dspar.ment Nj. Il. \. Hardin, who recently
visited sDinc Of the leading horsemen o. chester
field. Mr. llardin says mat Ni' w. >. it'e,'
OF Manchester, els ono OF the Desi-poatr1 uleu
] ever met on general horse topica and "a ven
known i'm tho Enai o. n turf writer under tne
nom de piufnn 81 Broad Rock" lie gives yery
Interesting sketches ~ MAJOR Joseph NGlhtt
and SIR. n. clay Chamoll1 nld notes some o The
fine horses on Mr. Chambnns elegant VIII ~
StOrk-Far
the regular meeting Of Manchoster Royal
Ar.h Chapter, ~. 4s, A. =. AMI \ NJ, viii ne
held AZ the Masonic Temple this evening az
O'Clock. Degrees will be conferred on number
Of candidate and many representative Ma-Ous
trom RI ,hm0ud are eKpeied 70 10 present
Alter labor refreshments viii be served.
A regular meeting ~ the CITY Council will 10
held next Friday night
Tho Literary Circle will meet ~ Mr.. Emmett
GreCorys next Friday night Inc subject lor
discussion Is William cullen Bryant.
The commencement exercise Of tho Mancfca-
ter Colorei High School will take place at mo
First 0'olpredj Baptist c1u-ch Friday night at
$40 O. r,Ork
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
OF THE CONDITION OF

IL TIE FIRST NATIONAL BANK AT RICH.
MOND. IL the STATE or fRgfNIA.Ar the
tLO~EOF BUSINESS MAYS. 1898:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11

We natter ourselves that We have cs-
tabhshed a reputation for selling rcha.
bic clothing without resort TO all sorts OF
schemes and exaggerated announce
mcnts We will never try to get your
trade that way.
no sensible. reasonable businessman
expects 10 buy new, seasonable goods nj
a sacrifice. He understands that there
must be q weakness somewhere when
such means must be resorted to to sell
He knows too well that business cannot
be done successfully on those principles.
WE MAKE THE CLOTHES WE
SELL. and don't handle the kind that
CAS- or MUST be sold at o SACRl-
FICE. Chr house Is NOT dumping
ground for bankrupt stocks. We don't
hunt mp stun that everybody else has
refused to buy We wouldn't have IT..
It's worth less than 1t cOsts-at any
price.
We don't have to force OUR stock
ont. 1t has a VALUE aud sells on It's
merits.
We sell good clothes CHEAPER than
any other house in this vicinity. We
can afford to do it. Buying the cloths
direct from the mills and doing OUR
OWN MAKING mean, handsome
saving to us and to you.
We employ the best labor it IS posi-
bic to get. and our clothes are, there
fore. better MADE and better fitting than
those made 10y unskilled workmen.
OUR CLOTHES prove il.
Have you ever seen our stock? Have
Won ever examined the make ard finish ?
No? Then if you are interested We
would be glad to have you visit Us.
You would see how artfully GOOD
CLOTHS are made into GOOD
CLOTHES. 1t isn't like the kind that's
sold at sacrihce-don't look like it.
All kinds Of Clothes to suit all kinds
suits in all shapes and sizes, $40 to
$50. We can tit you and viii give salts
faction. Try US
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.
ByA. y. Pollard.
IT,. X. Bits, Auciionesr)
"A east Broad street.

DRY GOODS AT AUCrlON.-BY
~ request Of ". Miller, No. 40 east bFoaa
street, We will proceed to sell on
FRIDAY EVENING, NAY ie'h'
q, 4.30 o'clock sharp. aud continue from time 70
time. a largo stock Of
pRY GOODS AND NOTIONS. BOOTS AND
SHOES, READY-MApE CLofhiNo' &C.
30 dozen Ladies' Hose, dozen Ladies'
corss.s, 10 dozen Linen Towels, 100 pieces
OF Gingham. us pieces Prints large iot Of
sess,ins ana Ticking Turkey-Rod Table
Cloth py the yard, rs handsome Dress Patterns,
Bsd.Quil,s. Bsd-blankets. ana bea-spreeds,
Ned ana White flannels. $50 pairs Lsdies' and
C,sntlemen's Shoes, Lsces, Ribbons, Ladies' and
C,sntlemsa', Underwear, Gentismen's press
shirts. large lot OF piscs goods, Gensis1en's
Neckwsar, Collars, and cads, SHOOT Shos.
Cases. Shelving, &c, r..
seats furnished for ladies.
Al goods must b sold y. h. kLliS
my IL Aasuoosen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
NJ. ALIEN STARR. NJ. D..
ST CliIr SMIrn- NJ. u.


Tho tea party. which will be given IN the apott
mansion. 1hrd aud Canal streets. tO-rnorroN
afternoon by the members u the junior Holly
wood Memorial Association, promises 10 De
highly enjoyable anair. the house will be taste
FUZZY decorated for the occasion ana bevy 81
pretty glrls viii serve tAs visitors with refresh
fncnfa. From . to < O'Clock the party will be de-
voted PRINCIPALLY % children, while from TO ! ]
O'Clock tho young ladies IN charge will receive
older visitors
The committee who hal charge Of the NARY
land tent at tie bazuar will hold an important
meeting ~ tho residence % Mrs. c. q y. CcWar-
din. NO. lO1 onst Franklin stroet, tomorrow et
noon. The chairman requests fun and prompt
attendance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11

MINIATURE ALMANAC. NAY II, 1893.
sn,.r taos . l.O1t ufGI 'ifoE
sun ssts ....... t.u1 Morning .......-.. ~
Mon ri-....... 80 Evening ......... LOO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11

Tho city ambClancc was summoned at O'clo X
ycstcrlhy afternoon % capitol square, whore "a
sllall white boy had cat bis foot quite badly iy
stopping on q pic-e or glass. The ltto fellow
was .roatcd aud taken 70 his home. Sc. luOH
esrt Ciav street.
s; I:.j o'clock the vehicle WIS cp'lof O. mo
TrcdoE4c WOrAs o. colorCl man. ~lo bal p IS
hand mashed en- some machinery. lie was
treated aut loft. ami two hours later toe ann j.
lance Was called 20 No 4 10 cast le.sA street.
where co'urei woman was sut"rlug nom q
falL She was taken 10 her home. No. 300 90.
IL. D. %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11

Tho Wcst-Lnd Young Womens Temperance
Uui0n hold it, third medal contest Tnesioy
night Of the Washington Street Methodist
Episcopal church O. a very hatteriug AudlCn"e.
Ilcgo wore SIX young ladies' who entered
Misses llma MOTIFS, Mimic Jones, kaie Bur
Rcss. Nora Brown, Bessie Akin. AMI Emi'y
ItcmaI-aN o. whom acquitted themselves
we'll ATT q careful and Impartial cKamiua-
ton ~ hrcr competent judges 81" laIfel- Of
Tho 3yaniug wore won by Mis- Brown, tn ugh
some ~ the others were very closo 90 her. Eo..
Mr.. fcau"tt, former pastor az ne church, an
uuIuceI The result in n uice li.tle speech. 1non
the medal was presented by the Rev. Mr.. side
man. There was inIsir-yO nj and iu7fr4-
usntai-ilrins tho Intervals between the reci-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
THE OYSTER INTEREST.
The Survey TO he Contiuued-Big Increase
In the Reynnue.

Captain Baylor will resume the survey Of the
oyster grounds Of the Commonwealth as soon NJ
the United States steamer can be placed at his
disposal. When the weather forced him TO sns-
pend operations last fan about half the grounds
had been surveyed.
In this connection Il may be said that the oys-
ter fund under the new Law makes the following
exhibit
Receipts from October, !, 1899. 10
May !. 1885,. .......................s2 7,360 81
Disbursements from October /, iar2,
tAcpH' .-..--..... -..... ..'''-.-. ..olo,fol %
For the entire year preceding the date the
new Law became operative the statement was tn
round numbers
tN'iT' W. ? Atl'NDV W.
Disbursements, including price OF
tao vessels. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10000 GO
DtlClt- s..-s--+E f'uVV w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
Professor Norris's Dog show.

Professor Norris and his celebrated dCg' have
attracted much attention upon The streets NJ
Richmond for the pust few days They w"re
ogt or a parade "a carriages yesterday, Gli o. @
children upon ID. streets were delighted win
tue little canine. rne professor Will exhibit
hts "pcts az tho Richmond Theatre tomorrow
night. and saturday afternoon nnt ileht. nhi
some amusing entertainments arc 10 store i'r
The .0vuf- O. trained grl educated logs. lie e
canine are SAID 20 possess a H .uf'rnl amount
OF knowledge. and every OLE should see them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
DELEGATES TO THE COUNCIL.
Those Who wnI Represent tho Episcopal
Churches of Tltc'tnund

y great deaf Of interest Is felt here IN the
meeting Of tho Episcopal Council 20 be held at
Winchester next "Wednesday, az the most i'm
por,ant question 70 CCu3c before the body Is nat
II appointing AN assistant bishop OF TINS locesc.
All u the fpi copal ~crFym'n Of this city will
So, and The following lay delegates lavo been
elected hy the Richmond Churches:
~. Iau'e, MAJOR Robert Stiles and J0mos
Aston tahcu.
Monumental Thomas Potts
-. Marks, William Ellis Jones
81 Johns, Cyrus 30 'siHux ana T.. 4. Saun icrs
-. A1dr'Ys, CaptStu George A Bark-lale
~ James, Frank II. Mcclure and John P. Nc
Ouirc.
Grace Colonel william II. Palmer and Mr.
William :. Archer.
Moore-Memorial, John w. Gordon.
Tho delegate from Christ church has not yet
been announced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
sinrninr Accident % d nor.e.

A lorso belonging o. Dr. NcCaw took 'rg't on
StEth street IIr-iny afternoon. and iu attempt
I.. fD ran ltY'bo Doctor ~ ttic struck DIS hca
eraiutf fHc corner of hrt"t wal il" blow
Knocked fhr animal down and Il l1, in o." street
I'D pignf. tut yesterday WAS taken INTO 'ic
a'atIc-yar b. ans rrder the care o. Neteunaty-
Surgeon Triton Was racoveriag
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

IKfpOrte1 Tor mo UI1pHT'u.I
NAY 1O.-Sholburne's and Planters hal loose
sais5 win good attendances.
Private sal,s wego very small-h!ghesi On IS
h.rsncads offered Oh Change $500.
Ee,i.tered aud IN the c,ty: !. A. Long, Rox-
boro. \. e.; \. p. Th1rp uul j. Hlnes, Roxy
Mount, y. c.; A. n. Carter wilson, y. G.. x. H.
Mobiles. south Boston, Va.
Receipts were good. No attempt 20 i1r'r sales
~ hog-beod tobacco without \ demand has been
meade aud mo trade keeps solid. VISITOR report
good progress in planting IA North Nafonho'
wiih Indications % a larger crop than usual
Fertilizer manufacturers say they have SOFA ID
fob4ceo-uen IN excess ot last year. SAFES 10 in-
tsrior and tuis market continue 20 he on sup :
rior grades. with nothing tempting - buyers o.
l. IL a.rLa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
p,,,boCF,gbteen vessels.

4 batch Of eighteen vessels arrived Of TINS
port y0sterd1v mofning. Ih"y came mp IA
rnorgr OF the large TUG Monarch. captain l.. ".
smith. There vas a bark which Will load WIN
-four TOR Brazil. and tho seventeen schoonefs
brought carCoos Of fertilizers, nsn SAT-. " 70
There has Mt boon such q sceuo witnessed here
in many years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
monument ana influential businessmen in the

IIV1IIIIIVuV uNI IhUuenttaI nufinest-mcD n TIC
city.
Dr. McGuire said further that the new college
wou,h 10 20 way an'aeonisc the interests OF the
Medical College % Virginia on tho contrary.
" would help II. livery year 1900 young men
won't through virginia on their way 90 attend
me0lchl schools NJ the North. and hs and hs
associates thought u was time that eori OF tAing
was stopped. They designed buil1ina up q
medical univeralty bore, and hoped for tho
cthbhshmcnt 90 a big free hospital Ia Rich
mond. Tho now college. he said would he
erected upon Ga ample 1nGucia foundation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products 10
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
Laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Fig
IL excellence is due 10 Us presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial propertic, Of perfect lax
alive: cllectu9lly cleansing the system,
di,pcllng colds, headaches and feycrs
and permanently curing constipation.
It has given satisfaction 10 millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession, because il acts on the KID
news, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it Is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
syrup Of Figs i, for sale by sll drug
gists In SOC and 81 bottles, but it is mar
ufactured by the California Fig Syruf
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, syrup Of Fig
and being we'll informed. you viii no.
accept any substitute ii o-,red.
ia 1-Tu, ThtESatlopfoc.I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
TO HOLDERS OF
VIRGINIA
BONDS.

Tho announcement has Just been received
from London thai the international committee
appointed - tx the rates a. which the new Wy
ginia century bonds are % be Distributed 10 me
holder. Of The several classes ot old virginia
bonds am coupons under the debt settlemen; oil
February. 1892, uas az last made il report, an j
IL a. expected that tue exchange u " Pool Ger
udcates Tor the new bonds Will very soon
begin.
IN our Nrgluia-Bond Circular ~ November,
1891, We said: AFTER a careful study OF tue
case IN all It's bearings We have prepared the fo-
lowing table, showing the result Of funding the
debt az the rates therein suggested by Us NhNh
We thiuk wonll be an equitable and succ 9sst III
solution o. the problem The cables mus TAR
reserved Indicate thar TIE figures at which INC
twOmo-t important classes told bOnds-nainey,
"CONSOIS" and "lO-4Os are 90 % eE-
changed Tor Century Bond. AkE PkEClohi.l
THE SAME luAT We SUGGESTED ~ on =
CIRCTLA ABOVE REFERRED TO SOME
EIGHTEEN MONTHS AGO.
We shall he pleased 90 furnish holders oi lhe
Pol tcrtldcates representing virginia uond7 y
coupons upon application, any fnrther patucl J.
lars iu regard 81 the conversion OF exchange 81
tloir certificates that nay be Obtainao!2, ana
We arc prepared % arrange for sucn holders ihs
exchange OF thcir certificates for tho new -
per cent. Century BOnis.
Corrcal CONFIDENCE United.
JOHN l. WILLIAMS * Sons, Bankers,
Tenth AMI Main streets.
myg Richmond, Va.
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ia l.Tu, ThtElSatlopfocrl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK
NEW YoRg, May lO.-Four more active and
held CHER. winter wheat, low grades, e2.lUa
s255: %. patents, oaOJasI.2J; Minnesota
clear. H. JOas3 b patents "a. 2jaSt.sO. South
ern G0ur hIm aud quiet; common 10 TAR extra
81. IOg93 10; good % choice extra, So )as4.t).
Wheat fairy active and easier. with options
clo.ipe steady: No. , red store and elevator,
sOitaSOa4c anoat size. options moderately
active aud irregular: the close weak AT l4al4c.
decline; May, closing, sObsc. June, Slc.
July. $3.50. Corn-spoi', fairly active tor
export and easter No. ., jOl.a5lc.
IN elevator 5lass02c. anOat; options closed
weak, I.aI &. under yesterday; trading quiet;
May. clos NJ, sos -: juno, closing, oU3sc. Juy.
closing. 5O&Sc. Oats fairly active for export ala
firm: options duh, 1sa14c. lower, anu STEADY
May, 36lSc. June, 3D9lc.; July, oO1g'.; No :,
3Bg3Osic.: No , white. 3ltaiBc mixed west
ern, 3da3sc. white DO, 42a4Sc Wool quiet ani
drm; domestic heoce, 2fa52c. pulled, Eoa- &c.
Beef nrm and quiet; family, Sllasl2; extra
mess 81. 5OaeSJO. Beef hams dun but steady
SI7.75aslS.5O. nerced beef dun but nrm;
city extra India mess, l0.5Oaslf. Cut-meats
nrm and quiet picked bellies, l%c shoulders,
q16c; hams, l3al3lsc.; middles inactive ana
firm; short clear, lll4c. Lard dun ana easier:
western steam closed az Sll.2j; city, 5000
hid; refined hrmer and quiet; COMMENT
s1I.75 south American. 81 l.tO; compound,
ki.c Pork lower aud quiet; Old mess, s2OTo;
now mess, al 80 extra prime nominal PeuO-
leum quiet refined tirmer. kosin quiet snc
stendy: slraine1 - good. sl.2119asl.3O. Iur-
pentine more DONG utinef al oVS@aoif ~ sale1
300 barrels. Rice easy aud quiet; domestic,
tair 70 extra. 3a5tsc. Japan, 4ISai34c. Mo-
lasses-Poreign nominal; New Orleans, open
Kettle, good to choice, duh but steady at goa
3sc. Peanuts quiet. Coffee Options opened
dull and closed barely steady, Lao points up 4;
Nav, sl4s5asl5.15; July, si4.So; September,
el4 35asl4S5 spot RIO more active and frmer (;
No Z, I57sc. sugar-Raw nrm, with oosiness
moderate; fair refining, She: centritugals,
p0-test. 4l4c.; refined quie. and nrm; No. .,
3-I6aJc. OF .. 4 l5-1da5iac.; standard A,
3 5-lBa5Lsc.; cut-loaf, 5Sia5 l6-l6c.; granu-
lated, 5-l6aJssc. Freights-liyerpool quiet
and nrm cotton, 3-32d.; grain, 1910.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, May l0.-Flour strong and un-
changed. Wheat trmer; No 2, red. spot, 7sa
| 7pisc. May, 7ellc. June. Soc asked July,
sOlSasOs4c.; steamer No. 2, red. 7sa7Ahc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
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