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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-13
CHARGE OF FORGERY
". s. rAeeaRr, OF WEST VIRGINIA,
ARRESTED IN PRINCESS ANNE.
..,,.ted Elopers 10 Escsping-Probsb, Bile
Fatal Fight Bstween whites snd
Blacks-Heavy Track shipment
Special telegram to the Dispatch,

NoeyoIx, Va, June l2.--Two officers
TN, West Virginia near the Ohio line ar
-,ea her recently in search Of man
.,,ocA W. s. Tacgart, who is wanted in
,,si section on the charge OF forgery TO a
-, amount. Officer Fentress. Of this
"a, went with them TO Princess Anne
,.,otv. and to-day the party returned
IN the man. He has since been turned
,,,r 20 the West NIrginians to be taken
l,-k With them. he agreeing to 60 without
acquisition.
NOVEL CHARGE.
rt-,s.Opher Mears, Of the Eastern Shore.
=, boon arrested here for assisting n
..-rr cirl "a wears of age 10 elopo. The
.r.r Il the young girl rs IN the city to-
gee and u almost heart broken. The
ing parties are Addison Boush and
d. Bell. of Wachapreague. Accomac
..,,. They we're married Saturday on
k.rfs Island. n. c., by Justice Elias
Nl.nanS
RrsrRAINiN0 ORDER.
r.tav Judge 4. :. Watts granted an
..t.r re.training certain gentlemen from
N~sr,,ing n road commissioners under
~ ly reason of their pretended appoint
-, 30 such, and from taking and as
-, the control of the county roads
'fN.-f,lk county, or IN any way exercising
. authority whatever over the said
3. until further order of the Court
a.. eipncaiion was made by the old
i..-! vio claim that their term Of Office
h.>l.t expired.
DArTIx IN ByRKLgy.
l-,u occurred Yesterday afternoon al q
49, ID lack Of Berklev between a party
80 ,,t.t.> and blacks. and IN the melee a
,...I.-.wl'l engineer named Jones was set
g.. "A, l. The drunken negroes and so terri
fc.tcn and cut with knives that II IS
a. r. cannot survive his injuries. The
....h.t was done with clasp knives.
: hos was taken 10 ms home. In Berkeley.
... -,V IN the hands Of several doctors
T.. -roe, involved IN the affair got out
l.,t. nav aud No arrests have taken place
>, tr
INF CoNCOBD ATIoAT.
H.. T7tel States steamer Concord.
,.,.,- had her bottom repainted and sea
,..f.. lv-rhallcd. came out Of the dry
r.. ems morning AZ 8 O'Clock. The Con-
..,. ,-.. be here until the middle Of July
~. f..r leave for a three wears cruise on
o.. t-.l,,c station. The marine guard of
,.O rcofl has arrived from Boston.
DID,. truck gong forward by the Old Do
,-.,.. Line 20 New York and other mar
i.., IS sad 10 be unprecedented in the
...r. of the line. three steamships day
Lam -lmet.mes sent out.
CHrEcH DEDICATION.
I.. Dr. A. T.. Dickinson. of Richmond,
81 .,..i TIE South Norfolk Baptist
,.--.l Yesterday afternoon and attracted
.-r4 throns 90 tha, section of Berklcy.
N. Doctor Is great iayorite IN this part
p. vr-iaia. He preached for Rev. Mr..
Dg.. berry at night.
t.,.I !. Wicker leaves for hIs new field
.t.,or. in Louisville. XIV. tomorrow.
"a Hon. Hoke Smith. Secretary OF the
INTERIOR. aai party spen, yesterday at Vlr-
49,. beach.
>es,ra. democrats of Norfolk and Ports
.r.7 have Iust received appointments
..o!,.A, IN the nayy-yard.
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report woaId bulrs the markeG sossrdsy afsss
hours me crop figures caussd unp u ". v
the July. and u was estimated thAs the spsntng
prices this morning woch - y la2c ana tnes
q ball market was assurel. fbefs - moso
surprise, therefore, when ne pablo cable Quo>11
Liverpool steady to ~. love. THIS -
kncck-dowu the trade did not sxpecs
from the other side. 10 hsd . VseksntnQ
effect from the start. Although pfices o1cned
ssaI<c. no they soon begaa - weeksn. PROM
top egures ~ the opensae prices 1soitned. WIN
slight fluctuations istc., ed The eeocans vas
about 1c. lower Tor July aud I We louee foS Sep
tember than the closing ngsnss a eueoSony.
Corn was steady. Tho fluctuations h ne oots
quotations we're confined to . moderate ranea
fhs market closed with net low q ". Tns pro.
vision trade was sfagnant, the pis being dn68ss
cd most OF ths tine. The decline wooded ~
attributed 70 the break IN wheat compofv0
with Saturday night pork 10 1oc. lower. ftbe afs
SC. lower, and lard n unchanged.
Cash quotations: rsour easy and lnehsneed
No spring wheat 64kae4ssc. Ne 3 COM
3Slzc. No. = oats, 294c. Mssspofks go. loa
elO.I2tk Lard, se.95a19. e7IS- Short ab 400
(oose), ss.40sse45. Dry-saltsd sbou1dsrs
(boxed). o.. 50ss10. short-clsAr sides tbsxsdA
e10.37I<as1o.62i< Whisky, et12
Tho leading futures ranged A. fOIloHys
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STUNG TO DEATH BY BEES.
81 UNG q UtN = BY BEES.
George Hogan Attacked by Swarm.
He Dies ia Great Agony.
ISpeclal tsleCrann to the Dlspatch.l

LYYCHBUEG, Va, June I2.-Yesterday
morning. George Hogan, living OF Lynch's
station. while waiting for his wife TO get
ready to 90 20 church. noticed that one of
his bee-hiyes was swarming. and vent into
the yard for the purpose of catching the
swarm and biying them. The bees were
full Of fight and as eoon as Hogan walked
near large number attacked HIM, and he
WAS stung In many places about the head.
eyes, snd nose. He was carried into the
mouse and physician summoned, but be-
fore the doctor came be expired in great
agony. Hogan was SO years of age and
had been in the employ OF the Richmond
and Danville railroad for number of
years. At the time of his death he was
conductor on a material train.
Mrs. Msllnde Heckworth died to-day,
aged 70.
The two-year- son of John Wildman,
of LyDchs, was drowned yesterday IN q
spring on his father farm.
A terrific electrical storm struck this city
last night, but no material damage Is
reported.
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TVS UNIVERSITY FINALS.
Meeting Of the Board of Visitors-The
cab German-Medais Awarded.

tilt ffNFman-h cuhib
..---sspon1eacs Of the Richmond Dispa,ch.l
l-r,1rrGsvILLE. Va. June r. The
e'1,... exercises of the sixty ninth session
-..t- uiveTslty of Virginia were inaugu-
Fl. is, evening with the annual sermon
f.s5r. the Young Mems Christian Assocla-
.., hr the Rev. Henry Van DYKE. d. d.,
t..- Brick church. New York. An I'M
-.,-. Congregation was present, who
stencil atteutlyely for more than an hour
l,..f the most able sermons ever de-
,,a-.. - the public hall of this lnstitu-
IAe aanual meeting of the Board of
l,-,. p md the german Of the University
-s.rs- Club took place this morning.
AfEDALLIsrs.
g., clock this evening the final cele-
f-..u & the Washington Literary Society
tor place. The msdsllists are John ii.
Nr,,e.r. of Hollirs. Va. (dsbaterl, and A.
\ Chandler. 81 Bowling Green, Va. (ora-
80. Both Young gentlemen made good
specific, IN accepting the handsome
rets-.
IT, Richmond Blues Band has been
e..a,cl o. furnish music for the COM
u-a.omeut exercises. With one exception
g.. ..the first year since 1865 that Webers
laad .som Washington. has not furnished
q, uuNc on these occasions.
WASHINGTON VICTIM.
Nr.J.H. MoFall, one Of the victims of
y horrible disaster Ia Washington, was a
b. .h-r-in-lAw of Mr.. Kemp Lambeth, OF
90, pace. The body Of the unfortunate
r-rA ta,sed through here to-day for
Ia.iturr. where It will be inferred.
la. Rev. Mr. Van Dyke preached at the
University chapel yesterday.
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ITALY's LAcEs STOLEN.
Thirty Pieces Sent to the Worlds Fair
Are Missing.

A startling disclosure was made at the
World's-Fair grounds. Chicago. Saturday
evening when the priceless lsces sent there
by Queen Margarhetta. of Italy, were un-
packed. While the laces were being taken
out their cases aud each piece counted 1t
was found that thirty pieces were missing.
Cablegrams were Immediately sent to
Rome apprising the Queen OF her great
loss, for il seems, as Developments thus
far indicate. that the loss will not tall
upon the Exposition company. their bond
not covering the safety of tho laces In
transit. An effort was made to keep the
discovery secret, but customs officers
divulged the startling news.
These rich possessions. out OF reverence
for the memory Of her countryman, the
discoverer of America, Queen Margarhetta
consented to send to Chicago for the fair.
She sent o noble. trusted lady. the
Countess di Brazzs, to watch and guard
her treasures, and the Government OF the
United States gave @ bond OF $iOO,U0O
to guarantee their safe return to Italy.
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No Mistske Tais Time.
fpatroit Free Press.

"Yes, may take a few summer board
ers this wear" replied the old farmer after
asking for a pound of regular. saleratus,
"but Pm goin to hev fair understanding
in the outset"
About what?"
"WalI. principally as 10 butter'n eggs
and cream and sich, but particularly IS to
sieepin'. We took an artist from New
York last summer who upset tho nun
bouse when he found he was 10 sleep with
.he hired man, aud | actually believe be
kent a Governor from enaagin' with US at
81 week and washin and mendin'
fhroWed in"
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atty. Or; Tsdlock was formerly president

city, DR.; TsdIock was formerly president
Of King College.
Major II. @. Wood. who was injured in
the cyclone, ie able 10 be out again.
- II. X, STRAIN, natl agent on the East
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia. hss
brought suit Tor damages against that
road. alleging that inAammatory rheumn.
t,sm, with which hs has been afflicted for
some time. was caused by cold contractsd
while on duty in their cars last winter.
Rev. Aea Cross, prominent minister. 81
near Bristol, died Friday and was buried
by the Masons yesterday.
Mrs. Ibbie McKeehan. OF Gap Run
Tenn, viii complete her Tooth year in
july and q centennial celebration will he
given in honor of the event.
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LOUISIANA LOTTERY.
TWO ISLANDS OFF HONDURAS FOR
HEADQUARTERS.
A Line of Steamships and . Cable from
This tnai FaciIi-
ties ut Tampa.
iBy telegraph TO the pIspstch.l

JACKSONVILLE, FLA. June PA Tampa
special says the Louisiana Lottery Compa-
ny has purchased bsy-front property there
and will construct terminal facilities for
its line Of steamships to Honduras. Two
islands of tho coast OF Honduras have
BEEN purchased for the headquarters Of
the lottery. and a submarine cable will be
laid between them and Port Tampa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-13
BLOODLeSS NEGRO DUEL.
Guests for the neutrality-suspicious. for
Postnastsr-Personnl Notes.
Especial telegram TO tho Dispatch.l

DASvILLE, Va, June IA duel took
place on Jackson's Branch this afternoon
between two negroes jim Rowe and VIII
6osney. Several shots were fired, but
neither Of the parties was injured.
In the Hastings Court today AMMO
Howard and Ed. Wilkerson were sentenced
to the penitentlary, the former tor one
year and the latter for five years. They
will be taken TO Richmond tomorrow.
William DAVIS, for stabbing W. :. Black
well last Friday night. was sent on to
court to-day, bail being refused.
WILL IT BIZ A PRIMARY!
mass-meeting of Democrats has been
called for tomorrow night to decide
whether there shall be primary election
held to nominate candidate for PoStmas-
ter of DsnvIlle.
AFR. J. L. Organ left this morning for
Lupenburg to attend the funeral OF his
mother, Mrs. Ann w. Organ.
Colon a, S. Buford arrived in Danville
today from Henry. He will leave for
Richmond tomorrow.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NbW IOhh-
NEW YoRg, June l2.-Flour easy; winter
wheat, low grades, S2.25es2.4o; fair 10
fancy, s2.35aS3.65; Minnesota cioar, t2.oOa
a3.10: patents. S4.10asA.5O; southern hour
more active and easy; eoamon, ~ loasaiV;
good TO choice, 80. 15as4.25. Wheat dull, lal}zc.
tor. 5Ie7iAc.: anoat. 7lNs72c.; options
opened Grm, but DECLINED ali day, closing weak,
and IsalI4c. under Saturday: No. red, June,
7lhc.; July. 1870; August, I4hc corr
aroat; options very dull, closing steady 1t par
4ssSc.; August, 4sisc Oats nrmer and fairly
active; option. duli and lower, closins asady'
no. :, ssi1c.: 10. . white, s5glc.i mixed
western, 35Isasec. (: white do, 500 Beef DUH
but steady; family, sleas1a; extra mess,
s7.5oass,so: Beef nsn.' auis: ana STEADY IA AZ
steady; city extra india mess, sioaslI; Cut
meats dull but steady picked bellies, sll.2o;
shoulders, ~. 5sas9; hams, el25easl3 MD
ole. dull bu. arm; snort-cea, - ov;
$40. I0as10.15; city, s9sss.sS; options
$1,000; South America, 5000: compound
quiet at slaaskc. Pork aniet and steady old
nominal. Cotten-sesd oil easy for all but CHOICE;
crude, 40c.; yellow prime, 44a45e.: choice, 52c.
Petroleum quiet and arm; Warrington, BAR
rels, s5 do bnik, $3.50 renned-Nsw iork.
bulk. 81. 7OsS9.7h. Resin duh and easy; ;
strained, common to good, st.25as1.27h Tur-
pentine quiet and steady at zSIAs2sr kice
quiet ana steady; nestle, lair 70 extsa, ga
Dice; Japan. fssaflac. Aolasses- Foreign
nominal; Rev Orleans, open kettle, good TO
choice. dali but steady az 3Va3sc- Peanuts
quiet aad weak; fancy hsnd-picked, 6a6tlc
CotIes--options quiet; opsniss quiet aad dosing
steady and unchanged to 10 points up; June,
Ella soasI0.e August $685.; October.
si5.05as15-10; Decsmpsr. sl*s0ael6; spot
nrmer and In fair demand; tar raining. 3stc.
csnlrifugais, oekseas, 40. rsnned quiet and
nrm; No q, 4 l.l5a4ste.; standard a. 8 5-l0a
bl<c.: graduated, B 5-l6sbltc Fretehts -
scarce; cotton. Sa2d.; grain. 23za.
Chicago.
CHICAGO. Juas 12.-Tbcre vas . sharp hroak
IN wheat to-day. The market closed exactly tc.
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On ths Fast Express.

Match. making mammss have ALREADY
discovered that Chicago Is the greatest
Mace in. the world for promoting engage
mopts as we'll a. for other ADVANTAGES.
Now that the chosp excursions are ceins
announced. . poor mao might wisn tnere
wns an iusuYsuoe against matrimony ~
we'll - against ace,dent attached. coupon
fashl3n, TO his ticket Tor the fair. A bes-
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SEVERE STORM IN ROANOKE.
Damage to Houses, Gardens, and Trees
The Streets Ipjured and Flooded.
ro...i.i tosnnrn "a IN thn nIsnat ch

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
ROANOKE, Va, June l2.-Roanoke was
visited this evening between and 6o'clock
by a severe storm. The wind blew almost
to gale, uprooting trees aud unroohng
unfinished houses in several places. The
ram fell in torrents for forty minutes,
Washing I'D mscadam and making deep
culles on newly-graded streets and COW
ering the tracks Of the street railways
ID number of locations with sand and
mud.
Trout run. which passes through the
centre of the city. was filed to the top OF
the dram. causing back water to gather on
Salem avenue west of Henry street for two
blocks to the depth of two or more feet at
the lowest point. The rain was accompa-
med bv steady fall of hail, which did
much damage to gardens and crops IN tue
vicinity of the city. The storm rose In
the east and went toward the southwest.
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10 CLASSIFY vlRelNIA's sAHIslT.
AWsu-De.erved Csmpi,msss to Profess
tor Prtcs-Temaie-C College Exercises.
Special telegram 20 tue Dispatch.l

CansINsBUEo. Va. juno l2:-Profes-
>; Robert c. Price, OF the Blacksburg
l-- g. at the earnest solicitation OF DR..
srtef-Yn Will leave for Chicago next
" .i--,dsy 10 classify and arrange the
HtIia EXHIBIT at the Worlds Far. IL
-. ',a. the space allotted 10 this State
r' 30 ready until the 18th. and the
y Professor Price for the work
ia-- gives assurance that the exhibit
b." te displayed 70 the very best ad-
Nt'.s. Tie trends Of the Professor felt
'A, - ls a well deserved compliment paid
a be l. fast forging ahead as one OF
g.. tr., analytical chemists in the state.
., Be- enhancement exercises OF the
A--'s merry Female College were inaugu-
n sunday, the Rev. 5. Taylor Martin
l'e- bag very able baccalaureate ser
q ~ Tomorrow night Professor Painter,
u Ay-uoke College, will deliver the
,l'-. address before the Ann Page
A','4fy Society. aud the customary essay.
-i'as add musical entertainment on
"~'naday will conclude the exercises.
.-ll' staples leaves to-day for your city
! attend the funeral Of his friend, Major
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ton girl, who came back from two weeks
trip and announced her engagement to
man TO whom she had been introduced on
the train in Boston when she started. re-
piled to some expression of surprise a. to
the short time the wooing had covered:
We'll. you see, dear. we were on the fast
eXpressn
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NELSON AGAIN CONVICTED.
4 Compromise Effected by Which He
VIII Only serve Two Years.
rSre-ial telegram 10 the Dispatch.I

AAt t"lFEEdh W NA0 H4sb1e~h-l
Coy CaagLFs. Va. June l2.-Thomas
g. p. e1-Mayor Of this city, who was
s.it,l a. 10 two wears IN the penltentlary
.. o.. large Of elm bezzlement last March.
a.-ssl'u tried to-day at Nashville before
&C. o.. G.lueI Kendall on an indictment OF
. -..'y aud convicted. His counsel. John
VI. 10 blackstone. asked that the cases be
Cl'.l.d a. compromise and let first
..-,.lee Of two years stand, which was
..s-.-I.
REFCsTD.
Nl,L Nelson was convicted last March
g.. -rut,r ,ed his counsel made motion
'f1,-V trial which was not granted by
t.--. Kendall and afterwards all applica-
g. % WIS made to Circuit-Judge Gunter,
N-. L.,Y refused TO hear the case after
. o. IL consideration Of the same.
TOOK IT HARD.
lrrg TINS time the grand jury found
e '-e, Indictment OF forgery against
A-'., which WAS argued to-day before
,--st Kendall at Eastville. Va. Nelson
o.. penal sentence very hard. as he
D.. .tTect-d 20 be set free to-day. lie
g.. be taken TO Richmond III few days.
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New. Nudge, frsn Bristol

'oo'resDon1sace u tas nicanonc D,spsscn.l
bissI0I. Tgsx.. June 1a--Ths wheat
u,yp of Southwest Virginia aud East Ten
,s'''s'. especially Ia this immediate Sec
,, il the best that has been for several
W. j. ID. Tsdlook and family. Of 90
's~slA, b g., are visiting relatives IN the
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sA'tROOn RUFfIAN IN RICHMOND.
"@'sf wanted In Newport News Tor
Smashing Up ssioos Furniture.

.Nt@roET HEws, Va. June l2.-Yester-
t'y Walter Slater went TO the saloon Of j;
q Wheeler. on Twenty third street. and
,,'Aande drink, which was refused. He
'1ee tfoke down the door aud entering
u, sAiDon smashed everything in sight.
"hsslei ran iuto the room With revolver
- tIed twice At Slater. but missed him:
's' th90 Ofncer Harwood appeared and
IiIesied the intruder. who was locked mp.
-ssSi be was placed under bond for his sp-
g'~iaacs to-day Instead Of dong so.
=, - s.'ef. he skipped, aud 10 now supposed
F.. De ~ Richmond. He was arrested some
lug ago for attempting to kill Wiilism
.isg ana was under bond 10 answer an
'-a'eimoIt and another to keep the peace.
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Awaiting the Verdict.

Kindly Visitor Are you mamms's little
boyy M. h,. =.
cidad vet
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STATE BONDS
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTfHoAI. June "a Baltimore and Ohio,
74a74A; baltimore and Ohio Southwestern lists.
105E: DO. I'd incomes, 22hA27; do. ID in-
comes, 7aoia; consolidated gas bonds, Illla;
do. stock, So.
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NEW YORK. June 1.-The week opened with
comparatively quiet markets at the Stock Ex-
change. The market to-day opened tolerably
firm. and Sugar, Chicago Gas, and General
Electric advanced 1NalS per cent as COM
par ed with the dual quotations OF Saturday,
but tho buying power which carried up prices on
that day was absent, aud the leading bears
almost i'm mediately began systematic raid on
the whole list.
STOCKS GO DOWN.
The promptness with which the stocks yielded
caused many OF th small traders who bought on
the closing days OF last week to sell OUT There
was little in tho way OF news TO affect specila-
ton adversely, but, on tho contrary, the railway
traric returns were. az n rule, favorable 10
further rise. The dealings were almost entirely
professional General Electric aud Jersey Cen
trail fell OF 3A sugar. ~; Chicago Gas 2ss /;
Missouri Pacific, PA: Manhattan, Lake shore,
and Omaha, q; New ENGLAND, Ia. and Bnrling-
ton. ll1 per cent. The losses otherwise were q
TO ] u per cent.
srEApIER FEELING.
In tho late afternoon dealings q steadier feel
ing prevailed. jersey Central. which sold AZ
lO7sl. rallied TO 100 bid. The improvement
otherwise from the lowest was l4al per dent,
lake Shore aud Missouri Pacific In the lead. Tbs
market closed quiet and to,erably 6rm. Sales
Listed $4,000 SHARES; unlisted, 26,OOO.
NoNEY-sxCsAsGE-B0SDs
Money on call arm. ranging from 20 z, last
loan nj 3, aud closing offered at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, Gas per cent.
Sterling exchange easy; posted rates, s4.s6a
"a 81: commercial bills. s4osnas4.se.
Government bonds weaker. State bonds ouh'
Railroad bonds hrmer.
Sub-Treasury balances-Coin, e6I,33O,OOO ;
currency, al9,A1S,O0O.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
fReported for the Dispatch.l

JUsE l2.-No auction sales to-day.
Private sales: Darks, 3; luga 28-totaI. "a
hOgshesda
Rersnuo collections: Cigars and cigarettes,
a, 1880: tobacco, 2,277.S7-total, s., Ga IL.
Business was very Gull to-day and but little
was dong
Nr. w. r. Meadows, OF Durham, y. C., and j.
b. Boatwrisht, Of Denville, Va, were here to-
laV.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, juno H. OPFEMNGs- Whca~
l.454 bushels. Corn White, $50 bushels !;
mixed, 600 bushels. Oats, 1000 bushels. aye.
4l6 bushels.
sIIys.-Wheat, 1854 bushels. Corn-White,
1888 bushels. Rye, 4l3 bushels.
QUOTATIONS.
WHEAT.-Iongborry. 70s72c. Mixed, 55a72c
shortberry eba72c. No = red, 70a7lc
CORN White, prime Virginia, bag lots. ooka
Ole: No. 2 white, 5Olaa5Ic- 4; NO. mixed.
491sa50c.
oirs.-No. mixed. 3011a37c.; No. mixed.
3o1fa30c.
KYE.-b0a65c.
FLoUR.-We quote: Fine, seas2.e5; super
nne, s2.25as2.5O: extra, s3asa.5O; family, s4a
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK nfRKEY.
CHICAGO, Juno I2.-Cattie: RsceiptA l<.600
head: shipments, 1000 head. Prime estesrs,
s5.50as5.70; others, s450se5.25: Texans,
S2.S0as4.lb; native cows, a3.I5as47b,
Hogs: Receipts, 22.0o0 head shipments,
5000 head mixed and packers, e6.75ae6.97}f;
primo heavy and butchers weights, 47se7.10:
lights s7as7.20.
sheep: Receipts, 10000 head; shipments,
$500 head: natives. @5.60aso.6o; Westerns,
S4.p5as5.20; Texans, e&.50as4S5: lambs,
e5.50as6.05; westerns, e495as5.25; Texans
&4.50as<.sj; lambs, Is. 50aeT10.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-13

No other house DOEs-EyER DlD-or EVER
WILL sell such STERLING QUALITIES at
such LOW PRICES as WE quote.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-13

THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was raining early in the morning, followed
by clear aud pleasant weather. The skies
were clear at midnight.
Range of the thermometer at the 'front.'
door ~ tha Drsp rf,u ca vesterday