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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-11
AN OFFICIAL F0RGER
ex.REcIsTER or DEEDS GETS SEVEN
YEARS FOR FORGERY.
Nearly a Fire In the Government Build
ing-Condition Of Senator Vance
Not Improved.

RALEIGH. N. C.. April i0.-(special)-
Three convicts arrived here this evening
from Chowan, one from Columbus. and
one from Gates. The latter has been the
register OF deeds there. and gets seven
years for forgery.
Reports from reliable persons In John
ston county are that the cotton acreage
there will be one third less than last
years.
The State Board of Pharmacy Ia In
session here, II. Il. Horne. T.. V. Zoe!ler,
W. n. Weaver, and William Simpson
composing IL.
SET ON FIRE.
There came near being a bad fire In the
government building here to-day. a box
filled with sawdust was set on fire by n
cigar. which evidently was dropped there
last night. The Grand Army Of the Re-
public has for years had n room on the
third floor, and this morning a member
on his way to the room found the fire
on the third floor. at the head OF the main
stairs.
ReVenuc-C ollector Simmons to-day re-
ceived a telegram stating that unknown
persons last night broke into the railway
depot at Lumberton, and carried of a
quantity Of whiskey. IT is the third time
this has occurred.
Arrangements are being made for a re-
union at an early day Of Manly's Bat
terry, which was a well-known wartime
organization which went into service here.
W. O. Harrison. OF Cherryville. is APP
pointed notary public.
DISABLED.
II Is the opinion. or rather the fear or
many of Senator Vanc.'s friends in this
State that he will never again be able TO
attend TO public business.
As yet there are no signs OF any change
In the force Of clerks and letter-carTiers
at the post-oliice here. The force evil
IDENTIFY expects changes soon. There arc
n good many persons on tho lists of ELI
gibles.
Mention was made that Governor Carr
had appointed a. NJ. Waddell Solicitor
of New Hanover Criminal Court. This
was little In error. Governor Carr
simply issued the commission Judge
Meavcs having made the appointment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-11

WEEKLY BULLETINS GIVING LOCAL
CONDITIONS RESUMED.
kNtcnt cf the Damage by the Cold Wave
Corn Acreage Increased. Tobacco Les
scued-Thc Rains Needed.

lNNCHBURG. VA. Aprn 10 Special
Beeuning to-day the department Of Agri.
culture again resumes the issue 81 the
weekly reports showing the general and
local conditions OF the weather and its
influence on the growth OF crops. the
condition OF the crops each week. and the
general progress made. Thcy win be pub
lshcl each Tuesday during the crop grow
iug season. Copies VIII he mailed to each
Gliiy or weekly newspaper in the state.
free 81 expense, that win publish the
same FOR the benefit OK Their readers the
only conditions being that tho bulletins
nusi De- Published as a whole or in part.
a. issued. ana this onic, furnished with
"a COPY OF Che issue OF The paper contain
ing the bulletin each week. when 50 di-
rcctcd wc VIII nlr bulletin at the local
Wcetcrn CDion telegraph office FOR trans
wltmnco hy tclrrraph a. The expense OF
tHr Publisher of such paler as desires the
reports moss promptly.
FAVORABLE.
~ 20 Tho fih Of March the weather
ANA temperature conditions had been very
favorable for the rapid advancement Of
an preparations for spring sowing and
planting buriur tEr week ending MarCh
2tt1 th" temperature vas abnornaly
hIShcr over the entire section. and higher
than ever recorded uulnt March since the
Weather Bureau records began i1 lN1n.
This bad tlr effect 81 bringing IN the
curN frt into bloom. winter wheat ana
clover cr.U up fflr1N, ami now clover
came up. This warm spell nas Immediate
is followed ly very severe and lrotrac'-
.sf YU " Do ....'' "A frH Sob ...-
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A Firc-Proof Once for Emporia.

ENPORIA. VA. Auril 1o-)SpecialD-
The Board of Supervisors met yesterday
and transacted considerable business. The
matter of building nre-proof clerks
office was Informally discussed. and the
clerk was directed 10 correspond with Mr..
Everett Wa1doy. Of your city. as 10 price.
&c.
In the FIRE which occurred Saturday
night only two parties Were insured
viz, Mr. J. c. Lifsey and Mr. W. +. Deal.
The former for $500 and the latter for
81 500. both in the Virginia state Lnsur-
auce COMPANY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-11

&c No; corn. ssisc. No. 2 oats: sii5c.
short.rib sides. sssTsSns5o Dry sailed
s e. es,li. Dsltasizls Short clear sides,
Ws2lt4o.I5. Whiskey. Ills.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
UNION SrocK-YARps. ILL.,, April
W-cattle-Recsipt $50 head. market
steady; common to extra steers, $3.50
go s s,1cke = .G and feeders. 'ses cows
Hogs-Reeepts, 1890 head market
strong; heavy. s5Oogt53o: common TO
choice, mixed, p.0os530; choice, assorted,
s5;;225g55o; light. 'soOa5.25; pigs, ,sNW
sheep Receipts. 1000 head: market
steady; inferior 10 choice, s3.5043so;
lambs, s3.6585.so.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, o., April N-FIour--
Spring patent. S.io@3.95: family. s2.D0
Wheat-No. 9 red. 5sikc.
corn--No. mixed. 40c.; No. Q white.
Gsts-No. 2 mixed, s5c.
Pork-Mess, $500; clear mess. s37s;
Lard Steady; steam leaf, 7%c.: kettle
Bacon Steady: shoulders. exc: short
rib sides. 7Ac; short clear sides, 7izc.
Whlskey-Steady at Sl.l3.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL April -Noon-cotton
quiet at unchanged prices; .middling,
3-i6d Sales. 500 bales; American, 500
bales; shipments and exports. go bales.
Receipts. 1900 bales: American, 1890
bales. Futures quiet, with demand poor:
4 T-Sid June and July. std. July and
August. lo-6id.; August and September
dP. M-Aprll, e-6idi 7-eid.; April and
May, G-6id.: May and June, . s.eid::
July and August. s-ei4l lo-eld.; august
ana September 4 li-6id.; september ana
October. 4 ll-6iGf l2-6id.; october ana No,
vember. l2-Gilf i3-6id.; November. and
quiet and steady.
NEW YORK, April 10.-Co.ton quiet;
middling Gulf. l5-i6c.; middling uplands,
ll-i6c. Sales i96 bales. Futures closed
ISL; May, S.5i; June, NagI62; July,
81 Ssd7 S.. August, S7.120I73; september,
$40; October. T.lZGi a; November. SO
ais; December, T.Sg1a; January, S.S
47sl.
NEW ORLEANS, April iO.-Futures
steady; sales. 81. 100 bales; April. sis;
81 l3: september. 1874: October. s7.37; Mo-
vembcy. Mn; December, T.iS.
NAVAL. STORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON. n. c., April lo.-Rosin
steady: strained. SOC; good strained. soc.
1
SOc crude turpentine firm; hard, S.l0.
soft, $50: virgin, 500.
SAVANNAH, GA, April l0.-Spirits tnr-
pentine firm and in good demand at CSC.
for regulars. sales. 1900 casks. Rosin-
Demand good for all grades. and par
ticslarly for pales. at the declines. Sales,
about 1909 barrels. Quote: A, b.. c, and
ID. Sl.05; =. Sl.lO: i. lZ3; 9, I4o; H.
glass, $255; water-white, 500.
CHARLESTON. S. C., April l0.-Tur-
pentine firm and quiet at Csc. ltosin
iirn; good strained, 95c.
SILVER IN LONDON.
LONDON, April l0.-Silver 9SA pence
per ounce.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Reported for the Dlspatch)
NORFOLK. VA, April i0.-Nlarket dull;
prime, 2ian2'sc. extra prime, 2isc. fancy,
sc Factories working on moderate Or
Qprs
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GOING TO WORK.
TOBACCO DEALERS ASSIGN.
liabilities, $4,000; Assets About $40.
OnO--M r. Wharton fn Annn,. ,.-......

liabilities, $4,000; Assets About So
ooO-hr. Wharton 10 Young Women.
bANNiLI4E. Va. April 10 -(Speciai)-
v II. Keeling and r. a. Corb.n. part.
ficrs In the leaf-tobacco warehouse bust
ness in this city, owners OF the Cabeu
warehouse, made an assignment to-day
for The benefit u their creditors.
Most Of the debts OF the CON
Germ are 10 local creditors. The
smount of The liabilities are estimated
10 bc I7OQo, assets about $1,000. The
business VIII be continued by the trus-
tee
The United States District Court con-
Vened here to-day. but beyond swearing
the grand jury and eulpanelilng the petit
turfes nothng elise was Done
To-day has been very Cisagreeable. with
a heavy rainfall. but IN spite OF all this
the Wharton meeting 81 the tabernacle
this afternoon was largely attended, the
talk being 10 young women.
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The Cigar Case Robbed.

SCOTLAND NECK, n. c.. April 10
Special Some one opened the cigar
case in the hotel lobby and took out sew
eral dollars in money and mislaid some
other things two nights ago. Mr. Camp.
the proprietor, kept some change in the
case, and several persons saw him place
a bill In the case that WAS thought 10 be
a twenty-dollar bill, but was only a dol
lar. The lobby being open late into the
night some one slipped In and answered
the lock and took the money.
Mrs. NJ. Hoffman took her daughter.
Miss Manic. TO Durham yesterday, where
she hopes to recover more rapidly from
an attack Of fever.
Mr.. W. A. Dun. receiver OF the Clinton
Loan Association, will soon declare a
second dividend Of 40 per cent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-11
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND, VA, April le.-Only one
package was offered at auction on
Change to-day.
Private sales: Filters. 8: smokers. S.;
cutters, g. wrappers, o. lugs 80; dark leaf,
-. Total. 81 hogsheads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and olga
rettes, $3.50; tobacco, $2,Z93.ll. Total
- 6Si.j7.
No dark loose sales to-day. Bright
lOos" sales We're very small, only Planters
warehouse selling. Prices We're good all
round. but quality OF offerings very poor
Larger sales tomorrow.
Private sales. while a great improve
ment over yesterday. are only fair.
Mr. g. VI. Benninghaus and his partner.
Mr.. de Bullet, of Baltimore. were here
to-day.
Messrs. T.. o. Noltings Sons & Co
have Just gotten out their regular semi
annual statistics Of the Il edmond market
The circular Is complete In every respect,
and is a valuable piece Of paper TO have
handy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-11
SHOOTING ARRAY AT KILLQUlcK.
Samuel Mills and the Storekeeper Shot by
Wilson-The Coming Races.

REIDSVILLE. n. c.. April 10.-(Spe-
cial)-News was received here to-day OF
a shooting scrape that occurred yesterday
at Killquick. country store near Rufiin,
y. c., p which Mr.. Samuel Mills. q
brother o Or. J. G. Mills, Of this place, and
the keeper of the store. were shot several
times by a man named Wilson, formerly
Of Roxboro'. The parties had a difficulty
over a small purchase, a fight resulted.
and Wilson emptied his revolver al Mill,
from close range. Several shots took
effect, seriously it Is supposed. and DR..
j. G. Mills was at once summoned BY
telegraph.
Programmes are out to-day for tins
spring races Of the Piedmont Driving
Park, on May Sth, 9th. and 10th.
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Mallory, Jr. second. Rose Howard third.
Time. e:i0 IL.

Time. a:i0 IL.
ONLY TWO FAvORITES WIN.
EAST ST. LOUIS. April i0.-Only two
fayorites nnisned In front OF their field
to-day. Owing TO cold weather the at.
tendance was diminished to considerable
extent.
First race--fve eighths OF niile-I.ar-
kin won, Treymore second. Tom Stevens
third. Time, los ia.
second race--,hree quarters OF a mile.
seIllng-Powers won. Russell Grey second,
Izell third Time, Ia.
Third race-eleven slxteenths Of a mile
Ballardne won, Bayard second. ST. An
drew third. Time. ia i-2
Fourth receive eIghths OF mile,
seIling-I,ord Auckland won, Uintah sc.
cond. Headlight third. Time. 1O7.
Fifth race-one mile, selllng-John
Hickey won. Jack Rlchelieu second,
BrookWood third. Time. 1;i9.
sixth race--eleven siSteenths OF n mila,
selling-Plebean won. Liberty Bell second,
Paradise third. Time. LIS l-2.
AN IMPROVEMENT.
MEMPHIS, TENN. April 10.-The Sc
cond DAVIS meeting was quite an improve
ment on the first. The track was much
better than one could have expected after
the rain. Two odds on favorite won and
two were defeated by second choices.
First race-three quarters Of a mile
Jucasta won, Meddler second, Jennie s.
third Time. l:l9 IL.
Second race-one half nile-Leonas
Last won, Valandas second. ROuble third.
Time -.
Third race-owners' handicap. one and
one-sIyteenth miles-Strathmcat won
Maid Marion second. Linda third. Time,
- 1-2.
Fourth race-one half mile-Hotspur
won. sallie Woodford second, Lady No
Cam third. Time 81 IL.
Fifth raca--One mile, seling--Simroci1
won. Wightman second, Blur third. Time.
a 1-2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-11
A Girls Dangerous Friendship.

A girl who reads this magazine writes
to me and asks whether n Platonlc friend
ship is possible or desirable under either
ordinary or extraordinary circumstances.
writes Edward W. Box. in AT Home
with the Editor" In the April Ladies
Home Journal 70 my mind 1t is not.
Where n man or a woman feels the need
of a close friend or cOnfidante of tho OPP
posite sex i'm any phase OF life. 1t Is far
better that friendship should exist with
out the PlatOnic element entering into II.
A Pldt0nic friendship which means, in
other words. a spiritual friendship that
regards only the mind and not material
things, Is best suited for an ideal world.
and that is not the sort OF i world the
most Of us live Ia. The men and women
capable Of understanding "a Platonc rela-
ton are rare-very rare, indeed. To
girl such a friendship Is particularly dan
RerOus. since she h. scarcely capable OF
discerning that almost invisible line which
divides Plstonic friendship from love. Her
mind is incapable % the division, and the
border-lnc. all too apt TO De unconsci0usly
pa ssed by her. is followed by results that
are never desirable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-11

CREWE. VA. April lo-(Special)-
Three horses were taken from the livery
stables OF Elliott d Robertson on Sunday
night. Two were afterwards found near
here Monday morning running loose. one
il now missing.
4 telegram was received this evening
from ApromattoX Depot stating that one
answering to a description of the animal
WAS seen there carly this morning in
charge OF a young white man from
Crewo. Parties are now in pursuit OF
th. thief
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-11
LARGE FLOURlNC-MILLS BURNED.
Narrow Escape of the Operatives-Loss,
$4,000 Insurance. 81 600.

STANTON, VA. April 1o.-(SpeciaD-
Last night the large three-story Touring
mills Of j. Lee Koiner near Crimora, in
this county. was found to be on fire. In
an Incredibly short while the whole strIc.
ture was mass Of flames. and the ope-
ratiyes barely managed 10 escape. AMI
had TO leap from the windows. Nothing
was saved. Some $3.50 bushels OF wheat
and 100 barrels of -four were lost.
The frc Is believed 10 have been oc-
casioned by the Overheate1 journals Of
the machinery. The loss is $500, with
an Insurance Of only $500.
II has been cold and wintry here to-
day. Rain, hail, or snow has fallen all
day,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-11
THE SOUTHWEST EXPOSITION.
success of the Meeting at Roauokc-A
Chartered Society to BE Formed.

chartered Society 10 ne ofI1eu.
ROANOKE. VA. April 0.-(Speclai.)-
The convention at the Academy Of Music
tonight 20 consider ways and means for
holding an Industrial Exposition in South
west Virginia was well attended. over
thirty counties cities. and towns OF This
section being represented by more than
100 delegates. The convention was called
t. order by y. y. Johnston, chairman
uf The citizens Committee, who made an
excellent address on the purposes Of the
Exposition. and said the motto Of the peo-
Die Of Southwest Virginia should be-
smaller farms ard more Of them, better
roads. and Increased mineral develop
mcuts." lie then called Ex-Governor }.
Hoge Tyler. Of Radford. to the chair.
who made a happy address In advocacy
Of the proposed Exposition. Excellent
addresses on the same Subject were also
made 10y Captain }. II. II. Figgat.
Thomas J.. Grasty. Of the Manufacturers
Record; Hon. }. Allen Watts y. @. Moo
NAV, AMI Colonel John L. Penn.
CHARTERED SOCIETY.
Governor Tyler was elected permanent
chairman and b. G. M0omaw permanent
secretary Of the meeting, and 10 was re-
solved 10 form chartered organization
10 br known as tn Southwest Virginia
Industrial Society. with q capital STOCK
OF $1,000, divided into shares Of Is each;
that the Exposition be held in this city.
and that thirty acres Of ground be secured
for that purpose. All in attendance We're
enthusiastic on the subject, ana resolved
to make the movement a success.
FOUL PLAY.
An inquest began here about II o'clock
tonight over the remains of Robert Ford
who died suddenly this evening.
lie was suffering from sore throat. and
drank OF coffee prepared by his wife. !
Soon after this he complained Of violent |
pains in his stomach. and died I'm two !
hours in great agony. As ne had lad Il |
quarrel with the woman a short time be |
forv drinking the coffee, foul play is sus- |
pectcd.
Harry FrizeH. n well-known painter of |
this city. died suddenly tonight Of hem !
orrhage. caused by the rupture OF a blood /
vessel from a cancer on the neck. He /
was fifty years OF age. and leaves wife /
and several grown children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-11

PEASANTS Died. at his residence.
in Hanover county. April 9tn. at 3 A. NJ.
WILLIAM Ii. PLEASANTS. in the 10th
year o. his age.
In h' death his children have lost
true ana devoted father, his county one
OF its most trusted and honored citizens.
His funeral was attended by a large con-
course of Borrowing friends 20 pay the
last sad tr butte of respect. His body was
laid 70 rest by the side OF his wife. who
preceded him TO the grave but a few
months.
There sweet by thy rest. TIL lie bids
thee arise.
Baltimore papers please copy.
SCHNETDER.-Died, az 1920 A. NJ.
Wednesday. az the residence Of her hus-
band. No. 32G west Leigh street, MARY
SLEDD SCHNEIDER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-11

JONES.-Died, on the 18th of March.
1891, at her residence, In POwhatan coun.
", Va. Mrs. OCTAVIA JONES. widow
OF Burwel Jones. I'm her 10Th year.
Deceased breathed her last surrounded
by her children. and in the triumphant
hope Of the everlasting rest. Sister Jones
was devoted and earnest member OF
the Petervile Baptist church at the time
OF her death. and had been for about
fifty years an active. consecrated Chris
tan, Her warm heart and Jealous Chris
tian life endeared her to all who came
in contact with her, and truly she as IL
living epistle" will be greatly missed In
church, her family, and community
H. ri.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-11

The lowlsnds breed miasma, the parent OF chiils
and fever, bilious, remittsnt, and other forms oil
maisrial disease. lloslett,r's stomach Bttcrs
IL a sure defence against them all Nor In 10 less
effoctusl as satssuara against rheumatic and
kidney complaints caused BY wst,inE Dys'
pcpsis, liver complaint, constipation. and
nervousness are likewise srsdicstsd By II fsAe
u regularly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-11
RESULTS AT ROBY.
Yesterdays Winners OF Purses Elsewhere
Cold Weather Reduces Attendance.

CHICAGO. ILL, April 10.-Two IA.
vorites second choice, and two outsiders
carried OF the purses at Roby to-day.
First race-selling. half mile--Jip
Berry won. Tannhauser second, Bell
Ringer third. Time. 50 "a.
Second race-three eighths Of a mile
Miss Adie won. Meteor second, Walter O..
third. Time. ~ ga.
Third race-nine sixteenths OF mile
Red Cross won. Mandy Brooks second.
Dearest third. Time. los.
Fourth race-seliing. three quarters OF Q
mile-Harry Smith won. George w. Sc
cond, Uncle Tilday third. Time. i56.
Fifth rsce-one mile-Fakir won. Pat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-11
A QUIET WEDDING AT LEXINGTON.
The Couple Leave for utuai
Fire Insurance Cornuauv.

FIfe FhsuFHHVr tofnphny.
LEXINGTON, VA, April l0.-(Special)
Mr.. IT, H. Myers. n leading merchant
and prominent citizen Of this place. was
married this morning. very quietly. TO
Miss Mary Waddell eldest daughter OF
W. II. Vaddeil. ut tho residence Of the
brides father Mr and Mrs. Myers left
Via the Chesapeake ana Ohio railroad
for Richmond Va.
4 movement 20 organize a mutual FIRE
insurance company FOR Lexington and
RockbrldCe county has been started
among the businessmen here.
Rain has been falling here since early
last night. and a drought Of some weeks
was broken. Tie crops were badly in
need Of DO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-11
CARDINAL GIBBONS IN CAROLINA.
He VIII Conduct the Dedication Services
at Belmont Abbey To-Day.

CHARLOTTE. n. c.. April 1O.-CSpe-
CiaL)-When the vestibule train arrived
from the North to-day. being nearly TWO
hours late. there was a long row of car
rIages and several hundred people at the
depot 10 meet the distinguished Catholic
clergy that was 10 arrive on il. Cardi-
nal Gibbons was, Of course, the main at
traction. lie wore the travelling garb of
Il cardinal-black suit, silk hat, red silk
shirt. and Il red crown under his hat,
which showed plainly underneath the rim
As had been previously arranged. the
entire party was TO dine with Or. u.
O'DOnoghue a his residence. corner
Trade ana Broad streets, and 50 the car
riagcs drove straight from the passenger
station t. that point. The dining-hail was
mass Of flowers and foliage, and on
the table were all the delicacies Of tn
season, most temptingly arranged.
OFF TO BELMONT.
After the dinner the guests were es-
corted TO the Richmond and Danville pas
senger station. They boarded the loca
train for Belmont. where they await the
dawn of tomorrow, which was long since
set apart as the date for the dedication Of
the abbey at that place. The dedication
will not be unlike other Cathoiic-church
dedications, but will be a sight which
many people in this part of the world
viii never have another opportunity Of
seeing.
The abbey church is one Of the finest
I'm the country. The elegant stained
glass windows were imported from
Munich, and are as fine as any in the
world. The dedicatory services will be-
gin at o'clock tomorrow morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-11
LYhcHsURc's SWELL WEDDING.
Young Norfolk Capitalist Captures a
Pretty Hiil-Sfty Bride.

LYNcHBURG. VA, April l0.--(Specia)
The First Presbyterian church was to-
DAY the scene Of fashionable marriage
The contracting parties were Mr.. William
II. Turner. a young capitalist OF Norfolk,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-11
THE LYNcHBORc FIRE.

Giamorgan Works Ia Be Rebuilt-Petti-
john Mills Not burned.
LYNCHBURG. VA, April i0.--The Gla-
morgan Iron and Pipe-Works. which
were totally destroyed by fire yesterday.
we're insured for $4,000 Total loss. 500.
90. The works VIII be rebuilt At once.
IL IL thought. on an enlaTgeG scale.
The dispatch sent out 10 the effect that
the Pettljohn Planning Mills were also
burning V incorrect The fire was con-
fined 70 the GlamOrgan works.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-11
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, April 10, 1894
OFFERINGS. Wheat, 50 bushels. Corn-- ed,
600 bushels.
SALEs.-Wheat, IS bushels
QUOTATIONS. Wheat, longberry. G?a6+c. |;
mixed, Ola64c.; rhortherry. 60a0fc.; no. ..
red SIC. Corn - White Virgins bag lots)
45a45Isc.; No. ? white. i5a4 jlSc. No. mixed.
44c. Oats, winter, for seed, 36a3sc.; No. =
mixed. 33l6a37c. No ) mis- ed. 35a36c. Rye,
.,.}a.Jfc
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Closing Bids

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD, April fo.-Northern
CENTRAL stock. esh. asked; Consolidated
Jas bonds us asked