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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-24
BALTIMORE.


BALTIMORE, ND, May 23.-Flour quiet AMI nm
changed. Wheat weak; No. 2, rcd. spot ami
May, ?4Ac.; June, 7isla75c., July, a5s.c.;
by sample, 73a7oc. Corn-spct firm futures
easy; mixed, spot. 49Isc. bid; MAY, f9c. bid:
June. <ssac.; July. 4SliaisIsc.; steamer, mixed.
aisle. white corn. by sample, Sc: yellow.
do. j6c. Oats quiet; No. 2, white western. 49,
No. ., $50. asked Hay nrmec good N choice
timothy, si6sel7. Grain fretghts quiet and
steady. Cotton nominal; mlddlins. Sc. Pro-
visions qaist ana 10 iar demand: satles nom 3D.
gee. do. imitation, 19c. laie, fancy, iec..
good 10 choice. i5ai7c.; rolls, nue, lSc.; do.
fair TO good, i5sl7c.; store-packed, 49, Egss
nrmer at 14lsc. Coffee hrm; Rio cargoes,
fair, Isle; No z. i6I6c. sugar strOrs I.
graduated. btsc. Copper unchanged. Wnlskey
firm at sI.Isa9I.lg. PEANUTS uncnangod.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-24
The NEXT STATE REGATTA.
u VIII Bs Rowed at Petersburg june
Standardization Oflicers

The virginia Association OF Amateur Oarsnen
held their annual meeting 10 the rooms OF the
Bar Association yesterday The president MI
c. II. Bishop. OF Petersburg. being absent, Mr.
Morton Riddle vas called 70 tho chair.
The following clubs were represented: hppo,
mattox OF Petersburg. Morton Riddle; Richmond
College, j. II. Read; Virginia Boat Cub, OF
Richmond. Geotge y. Pegram.
The ireasurers report showed the association
free OF debt. with a balance In bank.
Tho following officers were ele,iei for the on
suing year: Morton Riddle. president; Judge
j. {. Lamb, vico-prcsldent; Robert j. Cabiniss,
secretary. and ". q. Watson. treasurer.
II was decided 20 have the next regatta In re
tersburg. and the path Of June ives selected as
tho date The following clubs will probably take
part In the race Harry Lee OF Lexington, VIZ
ginia of Richmond. Richmond College OF Rich
mond. and Apuomattox Of Petersburg.
A committee representing the Richmond crews
will 70 90 Petersburg saturday % decide n. 70
the best course on when 10 make the triai OF
speed.
: Considerable interest is manifested In rowing
Mt present. and IL is hoped that the state
Association will now greatly Increase In pros
perity. Tho next meeting Of the organization
will be held az tho Petersburg clubhouse at l:JU
=. NJ. on the 2<th Of june
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-24

Richmond Virginia Browns trustee 10 Mar
earet GOgan. G6i4 feet on Orleans street north
west, corner Seventh, sl,2fO: Joseph Bacher
ana wife 20 $. II. licrndon, 20 iect on east soc
Linden street between Cumberland and Bever-
ly, 5000: William T. Bryant, Jr.. aud wife 20
Jonn Hunter, Jr, trustee. I foot on east SIDE
Pine street near Cumberland. $40 /. II. a1d
q. l.. Christian, special commissioners 10 JOhn
b. Myers. 24lo feet on north side Lewis street
near Williamsburg avenue, S65 same TO same.
0Gil-6 fee, on Lewis street, corner Williams
burg avenue, $50: Marian +. aud j. z. DICK
insOn 70 John Bowers. lot on MARSHALL street.
northeast corner 2Sth, -; Charles herri9s hers
10 Daniel " right, ~ feet on east eide Second
street. near Arch. sl.1u5; John u. Myers ana
wife to Mary G.. SchOnberger. 01iG ieet at south
east corner Nicholson ana Highland streets,
$500: Boulware and PicEfcil. special COMMITS
soncrs to Walter s. Poyton, 30 feet on east side
sixth street beyond Leigh, tf1S.@l; Charles y.
Siurm to Annie c. Faircloth. llh feet on north
eide Nenable street between Iuhp and flnh'
81; Jeremiah d. Whitlock 10 Bridget NJ. Ma
honey, % feet on east fidc Eighteenth btrcet
near Nenable, $1,000.
Henrico: \. Il. Arnall and wife 10 G. L. Ar
nall 80 fee. on north sido or harrington stree'
near Mosby, 5000 j. Thompson ana lie hoy H.
Brown, &. II. A. Ball, ana their wiye. 10 Lula a.
Reeve, 81 1-C feet on north side Of knsand
avenue near BoUah street s3OO; virginia
Browns trustees 70 tho Guarantees Building,
Loan and Trust Company, 80 feet on stare
strcet between Ere AMI Gillian, siOO; \. D.
Chewing Edward :. Rose. and their wives 10
Joseph G.. James, 3J feet In DuyaIs addition.
sSO6 Joseph Hall to Robert d. Grandson, 10
feet on New-Bridgc road near Iwenty-nttu
street, sl,l00; PLiip keiis widow aud heirs 70
Amanda r. wife OF Peter &. Wills, l20 feet on
Louisiana street northwest corner OF MARSHALL
and Lot IT, Square 81, Fulton, %; SANDS "
Beyeridge special commissioners, 10 John Gus
sons. interest In % acres near Glen Allen. tlb1;
Charles Thurston 10 Gertrude wife OF william
G.. Valentine, 30 feet on west side OF Washing
ton street near IIarvie, 1863.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-24
Welded IN PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY
Misc PattIe Z. Moss Becomes the Bride of
Mr., T.. T.. Iivesay.

Centreyllle Christian church, in Prince George
county. was the scene OF n very pretty Wedding
yesterday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock, when Miss
Paiile r. Moss, Of SUSSEX, became the bride OF
Mr.. b. F.. Livesay
The interior Of the ediHce was very tastefullY
decorated. Tho ceremony, which was per-
formed uy Rev. NJ. w. Butler, was witnessed by
large assemblhGe OF iriends and relatives.
The following gentlemen acted as ushsrs
Mesars. w. ". Moss. OF Richmond (brother Of tho
briie,, Everett Hatch. Obbie Hatch, and Eddie
Bishop. After the marriage Mr. and Mrs.
Iiyesay Lett on the A:30 train for n )rthern
trip. Upon thor return they will spend several
DAYS AZ Virginia Beach.
The groom f. a son Of Mr. Alexander Livesny,
who has for years been engaged In the lumber
manufacturing business In Prince George coun-
IS. IIe resides at the historic old plantation OF
Upper Brandon, on tho James river. HIS Drlie
is ths daughter Of Mr. W. II. Moss. also prom-
nent lumbermau, who resides near the line OF
SUSSEX. Prince George. and Surry counties.
Nj and Mrs. Liyosay will reside at Upper
brandon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-24
HE ASSAULTED THE GIRL.
Charles Lucas Goes to the Grand Jury on
a Serious Charge.

Charles Lucas, a negro about 81 years OF age
WINS charged In the Police Court yesterday MORN
Ing with attempting TO make felonious assault
upon the person of Maggie Bell, youns COL
ored woman. Both were also accused VI uls,
orderly conduct, but this charge was disnisseu
and the nrst one July investigated. FROM tho
testimony before tho Justice II seemed tnas tne !,
girl had been TO church Oh Monday night ana
was returning home. she was approacnea a.
an alley running parallel TO Floyd avenue,
tho accused having followed her from the pace
OF worship to this point. number OF persons
were attracted TO this place by the cries on Ine
girl Lucas was arrested on the spot. nc "a'
sent to the grand july Of the Hastings court
GAY, Lorraine b Co. were lined slZ for BLOW
Ing six OF their horses 70 run at largo IN 'ho
Noses Lee (colored) went 10 the grand Jury TOT
stealing q lot OF oranges and bananas from ~.
IA, Robinson (colored). Peter McDonougn was
treated similarly for violently resisting ohooI
Kelly while in the discharge OF his duty, snn no
MAS assessed So so and costs for drunkenhess.
Edward Washington tcoiored) paid STU ah !,
costs for unlawiully and cruoliy beating ono VI
his mules. a.. ..na
sum for beating and threatening 10 cut Maggie
Jackson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-24
IN HONOR OF PRINCESS suLALls.
Guests at the Reception Given by DIR. and
Mrs. Curry in Washine,on.

Tho dinner and reception given by Hon. J. l..
VI. carry and Mrs Garry al their residence,
In Washington, Monday evening In honor of her
highness the Princess Euaiie was n brilliant
aualr. As ~ well known, Mira. Curry wae vorv
popular during her fonr-years' stay Ia Spain
ana was brought into pleasant intercourse with
the royal family. The Inianta il warmly at
tached 10 her and manifested much pleasure In
meeting her again.
ne house ~ which the reception was given
was beautifully decorated. Tho stairway was a
spiral OF spring flowers, while the nantes wero
BANKED with red carnations and buttercups-th
spanish coOrA
me ihiantAs place NJ the table was mark ed
by bouquet OF orchids In silver holder. Harps
we're played during the dinner, while a band OF
Nolins furnished music for the reception.
me guests OF the evening were IA follows
Princess huialie aud Prince Antonia. Grand
DnSe Alexis OF Russia. Duke Tamames and the
Marchcsa Arco iIermoss, the English Ambasea-
dor aud Lady faunceforte. Mr.. and Mrs Caldeur
Carlisle, Mrs Harriet Lane Johnston niece
OF Buchauanl, the French Ambassador, the Ger
man Minister, the Austrian Minister. Miss Pen
dleton daughter Of tho late Minister 20 Ger
many, hiss COnally. and Miss Cameron. Tho
cabinet ana supreme Court wore vel represent
GA Al tue reception. which begun at 10 O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-24
NAvAL.-sr0RE MARKRTs.

WrLMrgGroS. \. C.. MAY "3-Ro.in steady
strained. Doc; good sirainef. 90. Turpon-
tine steady nj 2Jltc. Tar hrm et 9jc. crulc
turpcntiue nrm: hard, 81; soft and yugin.
Sl.J0.
CHARLESTON, &. C.. May 23.-fnrpontino
firm at 2Gc. Rosin Erm: good s,ralned. 81.
SAVANNAH, GA, May 23.--Turpentine quiet
and easy at 2dlac. Rosin duh. quiet and nrm
A.B.C, ID, and 4. sl.lO; q. SLID; II, sLf6,
l. 81. %; X, S2.25; N, $3.50; y, s3.l0; win
dow-glass, SA4D; water wnlto, $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-24

him. Tho Sergeant started out to lnd Kenny.
but the latter ana his brother. j. I. Kenny, ape
peafed IN tho Police Court about II o'ciccs'
where Robert was arrested on two charges.
one Of setting fro 70 and burning tho store OF
Dr. Jud. Is. Wood. and the other OF setting nre
TO and burning n lot Of music belonging 20 him
self and Insured IN the Virginia Fire and Marine
Insurance Company.
Sergeant Tonllnaou also held \ warrant
a7Ainet j. T. Kenny. charming him with con-.
plicty In the first crime, md ne wa iikew,se
arrested.
The Kennys we're taken before Justice Cru'cn-
fleld and bailed In the sum OF $500 each, WIN
Colonel Moran IA surety. A preliminary hear
ing will be had In the Police Court this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-24
sUPeRlNTsNDeNTs OF SCHOOLS.
Several Elected by the Bonrd Yesterday
MIR. Mnssey's Trip.

The State Board Of Education convened at its
Office NJ II o'clock yesterday morning to con-
slider the appointment Of superiniendents OF
schools In several counties.
The following appointments were made:
For the County OF Culpeper--Iames NJ. Beck
ham rice Snperntendent ". 4. COons, who Was
not an applicant for reappOintment
For Essex COunty-Ed. h. Baird, present in
cumbent.
For Plttsylyania County-Fetcher Is. Watson
r.ce J.. H. Iigc.
For Warwick County, II. Craff0rd, present
incumbent
These appointments complete tho List Of 6u-
perntenden's ex 'ept for Bristol, Highland, end
Williamsburg. which cases wore postponed for
future action.
Superintendent Massey has just returned
from "A trio through the county OF Chesterfield
and 10 the cities OF Petersburg, DAnville, Lynch
burg and Charlottesville. In Danville he do
hyered public address on tho general subject
~ .lncailnn-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-24
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

New YORK, May 23.-The stock market was
extremely duh ana featurelcss during the
greater part OF the day. At the opening prices
ran OF ebou, Val per cent. but a recovery fol-
lowed, and some shares sold higher than last
nignt. Manhattan moved up &c.. Distillers,
l4c.: New England, l, and Richmond Termi-
nal, u to M.
DRIVE AT RICHMOND TERMINAL.
The marke, remained comparatively firm un-
Ill about 2 o'clock, when, simultaneously with
the announcement that the Drexel-Morgan
reorganization plan Of the Richmond Ter
close OF the Exchange, q drive was made at the
securities Of that company. The common
dropped pa 10 5li. the preferred ~ TO 43a.
and the Trust So aud 6's, "a and per cent. re-
spectiyely.
ATTACK ALL ALONG TUE LINE.
This was the signal for an attack all, along tho
line and on an increased business prices De-
ciiued u TO 3 per cent, with the lndustrials,
Atchson. and the Grangers In the lead. The
selling was stimulated by the engagement OF
81 ,OOO, 900 In gold for Thursdays steamer and
by reports that a further considerable amount
will be forwarded saturday.
rHE CLOSE WEAK.
The market closed weak In tone. Sales-List-
cd stocks, $4,000 shares: unlisted, $4,000
shares.
u0SEY-ExcuiNGE-BoNDS.
Money on call easter, ranging from 10 eiS /;
last loan at 2ts and closing offered at 2la /;
prime mercantilc paper, da1.
Sterling exchange firm; posted rates. t4.S8a
$500 Commercial bills. f4.s3lSas4.sSt4.
Government bonds lirm state bonds dull
railroad bonds lower, especially for Richmond
Terminal lssues.
Sub-Ireasury balanres-Con. SO1,439,OO0
currency ala T4S.UOU.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-24
Snufhrrn GnXcrnOrs.

Colonel j. Bell Bigger, secretary of the Con-
ycntton OF Southern Governors, IA daily expect
ing the arrival Of the papers which the several
Governors arc authorized to have prepared on the
physical resources, &c, Of the South, and as coon
Is he receives such will advertise Tor bids for the
publication Of the pamphlet, which, when COM
pleied. Will be distributed at the WOrlis FAR.
This pamphlet will contain much valuable and
Interesting information.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-24
Ht HAD moNev-ANo KEPT
rec Railroad Pass. but Had Plenty
OF Cash.

- '-lo' had their attention called 10 a
a. '''.enous Individual few days ago
r..,.' ba'e been greatly puzzled by his
r,.,i,Se Last Wednesday man calling
sl.,s r'Vise Collins. and saying no was blind.
W.T. - ayr fOes ofiiee and stated that he
&c - tp 70 Huntington. w. Va. lie said he
Is. - TO faiifo.d tickets, aud as his case APP
- e,..,t nc M-iort sympathy the genial Of
'Ls.s,...itoo " ask hr. Decatur AxteI, Of the
~. go ava OHIO railway, 20 issue him
H. su.et Robins escorted the stranger 10
AlsT is..41 the ticket was given hin.
"enHg the railroad once Collins IN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-24
The Moore-sIsmoriaI Pa,torate.

Rev. Lewis w. Burton having accepted the
call 10 ST. Andrews church. Louisville. he will
Of course have 20 decline that rendered TO him
by the vesiry Of Moore-Memorial church, this
city. A member Of tho yestrF OF this chur ,
stated 10 a DISPATCH reporter yesterday that
that body wns not at present CONSIDERING the
name Of any other minister, and probably would
notuntil H. next regular meeting, which occurs
the first Monday I'm June.
Rev. j. Augustine Smith. minister in charge
ut Moore NJ etnoriel has received two calls quite
recently-one to n church in Kentucky and The
other 70 one I'm West virginia. It's understood
that he has not a. yet decided whether be VIII
accept one ~ the new fields rendered hun or re-
main AT Moore emoral Tho matter has not
yet been brought officially before the vestry OF
the cuurPl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-24

The union meeting Of the woman's Christian
Temperance Union was beld In the pariors OF
the Young Mons Christian Association yestcr.
day afternoon at 4 O'Clock. Mrs. w. H. Pless~aits
IN the chair. There was q full attendance AID
reports Of WORK for the month wcrs encouraging.
A noticeable feature In the report Of tho kich-
mond "Y" was tho fitting mp Of room at the
Retreat for the Sick. IL IL handsomely furnished
In OAK and blue, the furniture including wnrd-
robe, rugs, rocking-chsirs, lace curtains, &C. IL
IL very handsome Affair altogether.
MIRA Newton, State organizer. from stanton,
addressed the meeting. There we're also some
strangers present.
A Bible reading win b held "Wednesday after.
noon ut the Friends meeting.house By Mrs.
Newton: also, a Bible reading In tho Presby-
terrain church In Manchester on Monday at 4
o'rlocf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-24
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
fkeported for tho UisDatch.I

MAY 23.-Auction offerings on Change today
As packages. aud only | taken IN. Highest,
sl4.50; lowest, $500; average, So.yv.
Private sales were again very light.
Revenue Collections: Cigars and cigarettes
sl,1i2.45; tobacco. 37.S2-total, s3.3sO.21.
ln addition to the above stamp sales. sI,UJ04l
OF cigarette and tobacco-s amps were Issued 10
the Allen & Ginter Branch, being the amount
claimed 70 have been lost by them IN the fire
las, January and which the department RETURN
ed them.
Davis 81 Gregory and shelburne's Warehouses
had very good sales OF loose to-day: quality was
poor but prices were somewhat stronger on all
grades.
Messrs. J. A. Glenn, OF South Boston, and
Theo. Il. Allen, OF New York, were here to-day.
Mr. JOhn N. Taylor returned to-day from n
trip 10 North Carolina for several days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-24
nEaTHx.

MORRIS-Die9. May 23d, EDWARD
BENJAMIN. son OF Edward l.. and Mollis
r. Morris; aged years 6 months aud IL
The funeral will take place from the pc.
rents residence. IN Hsrvietown, az lo;'o
O'clock THIS "wednesday MOkNlNu'
MORRISON. Died. at his residence,
oeIs east Grace street, at $50 I. NJ. yester-
5 d DR. JOHN JOSEPH MORRISON. IN
The funeral service will be conducted q
=, o'clock THURSDAY MORNING. zosa
instant. from ~. John's Protestant Episco;
paI church bv Rev. 7. A. Peterson assisted
BIZ Rev. l.. W Burton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-24

auireo me nearest route 10 Ford's Hotel and was
W. on Ninth-stteet car by Mr.. Robips Sub
,eauontly the police heard that the man had
penn 20 the stores OF Walter ID. Moses and James
=. Yer, ana 81 each OF those places his actions
-. l"'cu tnai ne was not 10 POOR as he pretended
70 be. A. Tyiers ne got one OF tho gentlemen
connected With the house 90 examine a hand
evn,e Wntcb, which he said was worth $500.
Nhhe Mr.. Tomkins, the clerk ut Mosese,
saw saw me man take out eight $50 notes and one
$500 bin Sir. Tompkins wrote a letter for tho
stranger and the namc of Thomas Bishop wac
signed TO the communication. The man toll
.ne ciers that he owned gold-mine In Mon
wished 70 dispose OF ~. lie said be was Just
from Cuba.
Sergeant Alcck Tomlinson was detailed 10
iook into the case. but upon investigation found
ihat the man was nowhere IN the ctty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-24
ReARResTED AND BAlLEp.
warrants Executed Against Both Kenny
and His Brother.

Robert j. Kenny, who was discharged In inc
Police Court on Monday on the charge OF setting
Gre TO the store No. 6is east Main street, ocru-
MED by him. was rearrested yesterday oy SER
ne Ant Alexander Towlinson.
Iust,ce bccsuse tho Old warrants were I'M
properiy drawn, aud when he had prepares new
xxarre MS no one present would swear 70 tnenr
Serxsant Tomltpsop was tnen ous o. NY ~ 49,.
~ man be returned he Of once went 70 Sno
Jus,iev and sWogs 70 the warrants niiea ous "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-24
Rhenmatism

"a alphabetically blood disorder caused oy
,nabiiity of the kidneys TO throw on GER
tain poisons which accumulats IN the us
sues about the joints and muscles.
p. r. r.. very simple. quickiy, ana sure
ties m the blood. Experience and science
both endorse r. r. r. a. the only infalh-
Bic blood purifier known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-24
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW YoKg. May 23.-Flour dun; winter
grades, s2.IOas2.55; fair 10 fanny. s2.o5a
$3.50; patents, s3.sJas42j; Minnesota clear.
flour dull: common, s2.l0as3.l0; good 70
choice, So I5as4.25. Wheat closed steady steady
on better export demand No. " -ed, store and
elevator 76ilc.; afioat. 77S4c.; options declined
5,,ixc. July. SsAc. Corn quiet; No. q soc. IN
elevator; 5O24a5l c. afoat: options quiet; May.
4gstc. June, 1896. July, ss,1c. Oats quiet ;
options flrm; May, arc: June, 36ssc.: July,
35itc.: spot prices: No. 2, 37a3Sc. No. white,
4li5r. mixed western, 37a3pc. white do, 4oa
47c. Wool frm; domestic. 27a3lc.; pulled,
2Ga37c. Beef steady: family, slla&l2
extra mess, e7.50as650. Beet hams dull
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-24
The Coiored "Prize Fighters.

Colonel spotswOOd, Commonwealth AttOr-
nov has decided 10 have the negro "prize =
fights Of Monday night investigated, and II these
contests come within the bounds OF the law he
will have the proper arrests made. AS no
.. purses wore offered he IS doubtful whether
the participants can be apprehended on any
more serious charges than that OF disorderly
conduct.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-24
PORT OF WEST POINT. MAY 30, 1898
lBy telegraph


Steamship Allegheny. Parker. Providence vls
Norfolk and Newport Novs. passengers ana gan
eral cargo. p,,,...
steamship Charlotte. Geoghegan, Baltimore.
passengers and general cargo.
STEAMER Elm CITY. Marshall, Walkorton, pas
sengors and general cargo.
SAILED.
steamship Allegheny. Parker, Providence Wa
Norfolk. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte, Geoeheghn. baitiinofss
passengers aud general cargo.
sen9ers and general cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-24
COMMUNICATIONS EXCHANGE

RICHMOND. May Wheat, 600
bushels. Corn-White. 80 bushels; mixed, $50
bushels.
No sales reported.
QUOTATIONS..
WagAr-Longberry, 75a77c. Mixed. 73a71c.
Shortberry. 70a.tc No. , red, Zoe.
CORN-Wnite, primo virginia, bag lots. 53l5a
!i4c.; No. 2 white. 531saoic. NO. z mixed, ga
52l2c.
oArs.-No. . mixed. 36ha37c.; No. mixed,
35lse36c.
RYE-dJa70c,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-24
STATE BONDS
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. May 23.-virelnia 80, 90 Bal
tllnore and Ohio Southwestern "a incomes,
~ consolidated gas bonds, ll2l4all3; do.
etOck. 0s}Iaoy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-24
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
rBy telegraph to the Dispatch. !

[By telegraph TO the Dispasch.l
@ WASHINGTON, ID. G., Nay 23.-Pore
Iran cast for twenty-four hoars--from mid
Iua might 10 midnishf-for Virginia: Fair
-weatner for Wednesday; slightly cooler
tonight; winds becoming northwest.
For North Carolina: showers tonight ana In
tho early morning; fair weather "Wednesday;
slightly cooler, winds becoming northwest
THE WBArBBs IN RICHMOND tEsTshphS
was clear In the morning. and cloudy IN the
afternoon, with heavy showers nc night.
The skies we're cloudy nj midnight.
Range OF the thermometer nj the frcns ooor u
the Dap AIcH Oilice YeaferiaY.