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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13
ASSIGNMENT OF r. H. GORDON.
Liabilities. s3I .334; Assets tnkno"n--ihs
British King Takes ON Cattle

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, June l2.-fspe'
clal)-T. IA. Gordon. one of the Oldest
and largest merchants Of this city as
usned to-day for the beneh, OF his credi-
iors. Ills liabilities are !3l,SS4; assets. I'M
known. but thought 10 be suineien. 10
cover his liabilities. The largest cFe'neoI
j. William Kopmeier Of CINCINNATI WHOSE
claim Ia s2sCoo. MIR. Gordon wss post
master here during President Harrison's
Aoministratisn, and IL very popular
airong the Republicans OF this district
BrItlsn King IL the name OF steamer
whose net tonnage is 2.0i2 She passed up
the roads to-day for Newport News. 10
take GA deck-ioad OF cattle Tor Lhs-
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Mean temperature. .................s
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. June 12.-There was
firmer tone in railway and miscellaneous
share speculation on the announcement
OF the settlement of the soft-coal strike.
Most OF the buying. however. was for the
account OF shorts, who had sold the mar
ket yesterday on the belief that the re-
ductlon In the New Haven dividend from
10 to 5 per cent. would result In more
or less liquidation in the general list.
London came higher. but the foreigners
bought few stocks or bonds. The early
advance was equal to hdB per cent, the
Changers. Chicago Gas. Louisville and
Nashville. General Electric. and Missouri
Pacific being most prominent.
In the afternoon weakness prevailed.
and there was moderate selling Of Bur
lington and ST. Paul. The decline I'm the
stocks named was ascribed to New
England hquidations, but shrewd observ-
ers thought the selling could be traced
nearer home. and that 1t was principally
for the short account. The announcement
that the ST. Paul and Rock Island had
applied to the Stock Exchange to list
new bonds was used against the Changers.
The railway stocks outside of Burlington
were only !. TO z per cent. In the last
hour the list improved all around and left
off firm.
American sugar was tne HOst dCtlNe
stock Of the day. 72.1oo shares changing
hands. ST. Paul came next. with 1900.
Burlington figured for 1880. and Chi
cago Gas for 500. but no other stock or
the list reached total of 1000. Sugar,
as usual, was very erratic. II first de-
clined "a, to 1929: rose 10 1855, and re-
coded to and closed at I043s. Covering of
short contracts and manipulation account
for the gyrations. az the Washington
news was less important than of late.
Chicago Gas and General Electric were
strong while the other Industrials weye
barely steady on a limited business. The
changes show advances OF ls to Ia per
cent. Burlington lost Is: Lead u. anu
New York Central = per cent. Ameri-
can Cotton on preferred fell Ia. to co.
The steamship Spree. which sailed for
Europe to-day, took out 100000 in gold,
but no foreign engagements are reported
for tomorrow.
The bond market was strong. The sales
Of stocks included 1900 listed and 5000
unlisted.
Treasury balances: Coin. sss,Is3 900; cur
rency, SIS. $4,000.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy at | per cent: last
loan at l. and closing offered at | per
cent; prime mercantile paper. 3Agi per
cent
Bar silver. 62s. Silver at the board
neglected.
Sterling exchange firm, with actual
business In bankers bills at ANizniSlS4
for sixty days. and Asy l4i.Ss. for de-
mand post rates. 81 pfssIs: CONNER
cial bills. - SSikQ4S
Government bonds firm. state bonds
dull. Railroad bonds firm.
rrncu nunT aTIDNS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13
The DEAF, DUMB. AND BLIND.
Meeting Of tlie Directory of the Institu-
tion-Au Teachers Re Elected.

Meeting Of tlic Directory of the Institu-
tion-Au Teachers Re Elected.
STAINTD%. VA, June 2.-(Special)-
At ,hc Deaf. Dumb, ana Blind Institution
to-day there was a fun meeting Of the
directory. The annual meeting Having
been adjourned from April 18th. The
directors present we're. Hon. George A.
Nushback Of Alexandria, Dr. 3. l.. Win
ff1u. of Hanover. Df. ". f.. Qurrsenbcrry,
az CufuiIar. Mr. Samuel II. Miller. OF
ISucllurG. Captain Thomas j. CrOWdcr'
~ stanton. Nit e. " Watkins, Of Hal
ifn,. Mr. D. "a. Lindsay. of Charlottesville,
.it Samuel Ferrer OF Augusta; and Mr..
e. $ ". Turner Of FrOnt-Royal. All
~. officers ami teachers were reelected.
u wac determined 10 employ IN addi-
ton 10 the present force teacher OF
music. salary not 70 exceed $1,000 The
iaud-masters salary was reduced from
SIC - 50 Ter month. and several minor
changes of salary were Effected SUI
ycriniendrnt Thomas ;. Doyle was re-
elected By a unanimous vote.
To-day 80 negro lHborers were taken
from this city to Pennsylvania, where
they viii work in the colting regions
This 81 the second squad 10 leave Angus
g., in the past fortnight three carloads
having been taken to the same coklng
regions a few days ago.
FULL GRADUATES.
Th" commencement exercises Of the
virginia Female Institute, Mrs. j. +. y.
Stuart principal. were concluded To-
day with pleasant programme of vocal
ana instrumental music. The medals ana
diplomas were awarded the young ladies
b.. "a graceful speech by Colonel James II.
Skinner The fun graduates are MISS
i'th.l Cummins. Of Louisville. Ky, and
Miss Katharine Adams. Little Rock. ARK.
o. be- benediction was pronounced by the
i.ev = " NcBrydc. Of Lexington.
The thermometer registered 90 In the
shade ~ o. o'clock here to-day.
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ACREE.-Died, at the residence OF his
parents. 22l5 Nenable street EDWARD
JOHNSON. infant son OF Arinstead and
NJ j. AGREE.
Funeral from the above residence THIS
"wednesday MORNING at 10 o'clock.
BAMFORD-Died. Tuesday June II.
1884, at o'clock, JUDITH CATHERINE
BAMFORD beloved wife OF George w.
Ramford. daughter OF Mr.. Stephen and
Mrs Fannie Mech.
Funeral will take place from the resi-
dence OF her husband. 52l north Fifth
street, THIS "wednesday AFTERNOON
at ) O'Clock. Friends and acquaintance
invited to attend.
BOWERS.-Died. of congestion OF the
brain. at 2 o'clock Tuesday morning.
June 18th, at Williams Ferry. King VIII
liam county, Va. HUGH McMICHAEL
BOWERS: youngest child OF John Bowers,
Jr., and Lillian Hill Bowers.
Funeral from 1915 Richmond and DAN
Vile train WEDNESDAY MORNING. In
terment at Hollywood.
Y.-Died. on June 18th. In Swans
boro'. Chesterfield county, Mrs. MARTHA
A. RISBY, In the s5th year of her age.
Funeral will take place on WEDNI'S.
DAY EVENING at half-past at the
residence OF ner daughter, Mts. W. y.
Clements. IN Swansboro'.
Petersburg and Norfolk papers please
copy.
SALES-Ded at his parents residence.
No 627 south Belvidere street. June 18th.
at Gas =. NJ. CHARLES ANTHONY,
only son OF Charles y. and Annie NJ.
Sales: aged years and months.
Good by, my baby, mammals pride,
Death has taken you from my side.
No more your little face I'll see,
Till Jesus calls me home TO thee.
Good by, my Charley, mammals life!
You are so young. but OH. so bright.
Angels closed your eyes in sleep.
To wake anew at Jesus feet.
Good by. my baby. on, good by!
No more we'll see your loving eyes.
Papa and mamma will strive 10 meet
And join you at sweet Jesus feet.
BY a FRIEND.
! His funeral will take place from Laurel
! Street Methodist Episcopal church. ut
| O'Clock p. NJ, WEDNESDAY. June 18TH
/ Friends and acquaintances invited to at
| tend.
Washington ugDprg please CoDy.
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FARLEY WILL BE TRIED TO-DAY.
Alleged Negro AccompIices Arrested and
One observation-disclosures Notes.

EMPORIA, VA. June l2.-(Special.)-I
wired yesterday afternoon that the case
nj the Commonwealth Us. l.. II. Farley
h,d been continued until the next term.
For reasons satisfactory the Court this
morning set aside the order of continu-
ance and fixed tomorrow for the day Of
trial. and ordered a writ Of venire facias
10 issue directing the sheriff to summon
thirty Jurors. The case attracts consider
able attention. and able counsel are en-
plOycd on each side. Tom Banks and
Syphax Jean CcoloredD were arrested last
Saturday charged with being implicated
in the crime with which Mr.. Farley ia
charged. Jean has been discharged, but
Banks is still in jail
Luther Wells. a white man. was com
mitted 20 the jail last night charged with
assault The prisoner will apply To the
judge on a writ Of habeas corpus for bail.
lie IS represented by Hon. X. NJ. Mallory,
Of Brunswick
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A Social Club Meeting.

The Friendship Social club Of the
West End met Monday night at the
home Of Misses Annie and Florence
white. and decided TO disband for the
summer months. Miss Estelle White en-
tertained them with charming music Re
freshments were served by the CLUB.
Among the number present were Misses
Annie White, Florence White Lula I'm
derwood, Efie Lewis. Nirgie Lewis. Bette
Robertson. Adde Patmore. Mamie Saun-
ders. Claude Mallory. Lille Brown. Min
ME Carlton; Messrs Trail Price, Glen
Price. Leslie Butler. Clarence Freeman.
John Wilkinson. Clarence w. Price. Ariie
f. Mallory, Clarence Lewis, Henry Alex
ander.
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HONG KONG BEING DEPoPULATED
Natives Leaving the CITY to Escape the
PIasue-Fiftcen Hundred Deaths

LONDON, June 12.-The Eastern Teie-
graph Company has received a cable
message from Hong Kong, China, saying
that the native population is leaving the
city by thousands daily ON account of the
plague. Ii is estimated that 10000 nave
already fed. and that l,So deaths nave
occurred Several Europeans have been
attacked by the disease. The number Oh
deaths is estimated 20 be 100 per day. Inc
labor market is paralyzed. The govern
ment proposes to demoiish the uhheai''y
native ouarters Of the city. A failure OF
tho revenue derived from ophiN Is eN-
pected as a result OF the exodus OF the
tOpuiati0n.
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pairing for big entertainment. to take
place July eth. Besides an excellent din
ner and supper. there will be singing By
Mr.. Haddon Watkins and Others. the
Polk Miller Combination will! be on hand
Dr. Hatcher's boys will take part In the
programme, and Rev. Eldridge Hatcher
will make an address.
DEATH OF MRS. RIsBEY.
Mrs. Martha Rlsbey. whose Illness has
been mentioned. died Monday night after
a lingering illness az the residence OF her
son-in-law. Mr.. w. G. Clements. in
swansboro'. The deceased was IN the s5th
year OF her age. and had lived In this
city for number OF years. The funeral
will take place from the residence this
afternoon at $50 O'Clock. and the inter
ment wlil.,a place in Maury cemetery
In the Police Court yesterday Lewis
Harris (colorsd). charged with abusing
Mrs. Hastings, who resides on Sixth street
between cambridge and Porter. was fined
$50 and costs.
John Burrows. II. u. McCrone. and J.
l.. Tlgnor were charged with assauting
Neale Fendley. The case was continued
until this morning on account of the alb
sence OF Fendey.
A society OF young men has been or
ganized In the Bainbridge-St Street Baptist
church. whose object will be 10 purchase
a new pipe organ for the church. The
young men are doing excellent work. and
as their object is such a good one IL Is
thought that the church will IT no distant
day be the owner OF nice organ.
Rev. W. II. Uranium. who rendered his
resignation TO Cowardin-Avenue church
a week or so ago, preached his farewell
sermon TO that congregation on Sunday
last
Miss Neisler. OF Charlotte. y. c.. who
has been visiting her brother. on ives,
Ninth street, has returned home, accom-
panied by her sister-in-law.
Captain William Whi,worth is detained
at home by sickness
Mrs. William Chalkley. who resides near
Robious, Chesterfield county, died at her
residence Monday.
The little son OF David Morgan. OF
Swansboro'. died Monday evening The
funeral took place from the residence at
4 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
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LuNsnsvsc COUNTY COURT.
One Of the spring Prisoners 0oes to the
Penstsntiary--ssv board Mesta

LUNENBuRG COURTHOUSE, June u.
tSpeciai)-The regular monthly term Of
the Lunenburg County Court begun hero
yesterday. Judge George C.. organ pre-
siding. There were a number of felony
cases before the court. The case of Ger
man Bailey, charged with malicious as
sauit. WAS continued on account of the
absence OF witness who was sick.
Silvia and Bette Forest. the two negro
women who attempted TO poison the
spring OF one Dora Watson. an account
of which was published In the Dispatch
at the time OF the arrest OF these. persons.
were tried. Silvia was sent to the peul-
Tertiary for three years. The jury in the
case OF Bette Forest failed 10 agree on
a verdict. standing five for acquittal and
seven for conviction. The prisoners we're
ably defended by State-Scnator Walter a.
Watson, OF Nottowsy county. and ex-
Judge w. II. Perry. while the Common
wealth was represented by the Common
wealth's Attorney. Mr.. William T.. Neb-
lett.
The Board OF Supervisors will meet at
the courthouse to-day to pass upon all
claims against the county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13
RoCKBRIDcE ODD-FELLoWS.
NJ emoriai-Day Observed and Graves Dec
orated-Uigh Wind and IIail.Storrn.

LEXINGTON. VA. June l2--(Speclal)
The members Of Rockbndge Lodge. No.
IS. Independent order Of Odd-Felows. OBJ
served the universal Odd-Fellow Memorial
Day here this afternoon, and decorated the
graves Of their brother Odd-Fellows who
are buried here.
Downey's trial was postponed until to-
morrow on account OF some OF the VIII
nesses not being present
An electric-storm, accompanied by a
high wind and hail passed over this sec
ton this afternoon No damage has been
reported Us yet The thermometer regis
tered 20 degrees in the shade just before
fh4 storm.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FroM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE WORLD
Tobacco. Cotton. kr.. and ths
wsae thar IpNicationA

r WASHINGTON. ID. c.. June H.
ITlIp Forecast for Virginia: Generally
fair weather. but with indications
OF thunder showers IN the after
noon; continued high temperature during
the day: west winds.
North Carolina: Fair weather; variable
winds: continued high temperature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13
POWHATAN RESIDENCE BURNED.
Bark, Sumac-, and saw Mills Kunning on
.uli TIme-BurgIars at Work.


MOSELEY JUNCTION, VA. June 12-
Especial The residence Of Mr.. Il. c.
Hancock, with all OF its contents, was
burned last night about 10 o'clock The
family was not at home at the time. and
at this writing nothing Is known OF the
origin OF the fire. Mr.. Hancock has the
sympathy Of the community. His loss Is
total. as he had no insurance.
The George Campbell Company bark
and sumac- and saw-mills at this place
are running on full time. with an extra
force Of hands. This concern furnishes
employment 10 number Of skilled and
other laborers. and affords a market for
bark and hard wood. Its activity is quite
a good thing for our section.
\ second attempt 70 rob the dwelling
Of Mrs Judge babney was made last
Saturday night. Her nrighbors have made
persistent efforts to capture the culprit.
but so far have failed.
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RoANOKE,s INSURANCE WAR.
An Agent Gone North for Conference
Eov KILLED by Train.


ROANOKE. VA, June l2-tSpecial)-
Charles II. Vines. attorney for several
foreign building and loan associations
inc business here. has gone TO New
York for a conference. with view TO
u4ururating "A fight against the Anti
budding and Loan Association recently
D..4uncl in Roanoke, with surprisingly
l.--. membership. tie has been instructed
O., appeal 70 the Supreme Court on every
a.. SON rendered here In favor of the
'..ts"
James Han, "A white boy. had both legs
r.t oo BY a Roanoke and Southern train
t si4rksy's this morning. and died in a
i.s hours
~ G. Payne qualified to-day as Com
..uer " Revenue. He was awarded
. certificate Of election by the commits
mrs OF election. whose rejection OF the
edward vote deprived J. ). Patue'
opponent. OF the twenty-nne ma
..r'y returned for him. This and other
..rt,. t.1-clccti6u cases Will come up IN
g.. Hustings Court on the 2lst II Judge
lI.r.Iey OF the Nelson Circuit Court. can
D.. .ie for Judge Woods. who declines TO
bear them.
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Death of Mrs. Eamfnrh.

Mrs. Judith Catherine Bamford. wife Of
Mr.. George w. Bamford. window-dresser
for Levy & Davis, died at O'Clock yes
terday morning at her husbands resi-
dence No. 52l north Fifth street. De-
ceased was daughter Of Mr.. Stephen
Mech The funeral will take place from
the family residence this afternoon at
o'clock.
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THIRD DEATH IN THREE WEEKS.
Mr.. w. u. Fuller tho Last of His Family
TO Pass Awny-Left All TO His Wife.

DANVILLE. VA. June 12.-(Special)-
Mr.. ". Il. Fuller, a prominent merchant
at Design. this county, died this morn
ing after several weeks Illness from a
complication Of diseases. This IS the
third death in the family within three
weeks.
lie married several years ago Miss Mary
Kate Hopper. az Pleasant Gap, VINO sur
wives him. Deceased was about - years
Of age, was a leading Democrat in mis-
portion Of the county, and most sue
cessful businessman. and a Mason.
shortly before his death 1t is said he
made his will. leaving all his earthly pos
sessions 10 his wife. 1t was reported that
he carried life policies to the amount Of
$1,000. His funeral will take place to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock.
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4 PRETTY HOME WEDDING.
Bliss Virginia McCue Married TO DIR. Will
liam 4. Marshall, Jr.

sTATNTON. VA, June 12.-(special)-
-h. residence OF Mrs. Mary McCue was
tle scene OF d pretty home wedding
uis morning, when Mrs. McCue's third
c.uehter. Mlss Virginia McCuc. was mar
aga 10 Sir. William {. Marshall. Jr a
.Jruiy gathering OF relatives ana Irlehus
were present IN the parlors. which were
lecoratti with ferns, rcses and rhodo-
ltuta. The marriage service was rem
Cel,d by The Rev. 4. ". Fraser pastor
o. the First Presbyterian church Inc
bride wore a handsome brown travelling
urrss. and about her were her sister
Bliss Eva McCue. Miss Louise Huiihen.
Miss Iackcy. and Miss Minna Fihney' OF
Richmond After the wedding MT anu
Uf. Marshall took the Chesapeake ana
Dno route FOR the northern cities. the
An3c is a pretty brunette. highly es,
tromed In stanton social circles anu
the groom. who is a prominent druggist
s q kinsman Of the first Chiei-Justice'
John Marshall
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land. The British King brings general
cargo from Port Royal, 8. G.
PERSONAL

The marriage OF Mr.. Edwin Phillips and
Miss Lou Sinclair. OF this city. IL an
noenced 60 take place In Hampton on the
18th OF this month.
Miss Dixie Bagby. Of your city. who has
been teaching Ia the public schools OF this
city for the past six months, leaves for
her home this evening. MISC Bagby made
host or friends white In Newport News
all of whom regret very much TO see
her leave.
Arthur H. Clark. OF your city. IA
stopping at the Ivy to-day.
Travelling Auditor Swain, OF the Chesa-
poake and Ohio. Is in the city to-day.
IL Is ~ degrees in the shade here to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13
MARRIAGES.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on
June II, 1894. at Springfield Amelia
county. Virginia, the residence OF her
aunt. Mrs. Archery. Miss RE'rA VEN
ABLE WAGGONER and Mr. O. o.
MITCHELL Rev. Mr.. Ferguson otsicist-
ing
Savannah Ga) and Lewsburg wv. Va.)
papers pleace copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13

advance Wheat. SiMsS3,-c. No. . red.
69c No. 2 corn. 4ls4Qr4ts re. No. 2 oats,
Hkc Pork, Hz47lyal2S Lard. :e'rtg
81 RIBS sls %s9 sassSs y shS %bisssv -'
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
UNION sTOCK-YARDS. ILL. June 10.
Cattle-Receipts, 5000 head; market
steady; common to extra steers. S.oW
800; stockers and feeders. s2.7sVs. S; COWS
and bulls, 81 50G3.75; calves. 81. 25d47.
hogs-Receipts, l7O0s head; market
strong: heavy, s475a40; common to
choice mixed. 81 eyn4S; choice assorted.
81 aJ0& 50; light, Si50q9. IS; pigs. $Aoeill. g.
weak; inferior to choice $2.5Vte3.E; lambs,
s2.J0ll4.iJ
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. o., June l2.-Flour
firm.
Wheat-Quiet: rejected red. track. Soc;
No. red, track, SIC.
Corn-S,eady; No. white. track, Acc;
No. 2 yeuaw. track, Rl2c.
Oats-Quiet: No. mixed, @c.
Pork-Aess, $3.50; family, Nl.N; clear
family $3.50
Lard-Steam leaf &c.
Bacon-S,ea,iy shoulders. SIC; clear
ribs, 7lsc.: short clear sides, i1sc.; DoXeu
short clear sides, 11sc.
Whiskey-N.l5.
LIVERPOOL. June 12-Cotton quiet;
prices unchanged; American middling,
1 i-lsd. Sales, SEQ bales; American mid
ding. bales: specula ton and export, l,Wo
bales Receipts, 1900 bales American,
200 bales Futures steady and In fair
demand at the advance; June and July,
63-6ld; July and August 62-6faS 63-6id. !;
August and September, S5-1iatd.; sep,
tember and October, 4d.: October and
November, 4d.; December and January
2-6id.
NEW ORLEANS. June 12-cotton-FN-
lures quiet and steady: sales. 500 bales
June, 500: July. $3.50; August. SS; Sep
TENDER. $3.50: October. $50; November
800. December, U.06; January, VIZ; feo-
ruary. SIS.
NEW YORK. June i2-Cotton quiet;
mlddling Gulf. Z 9-l6c middiing uplasnasj
quiet: sales. g., 90 bales; June. III: Juiy'
S7.A: August, Sis: September, N.D; Oc-
tober. T27; November N1; December,
s7.3S: January, S.H; February S'So'
March. N.5.
NAVAL STORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON, N. c., June 12.-Rosin
Turpentine held at Ti4c Tar steady at
Sis Crude turpentlne steady; haru' >iV'
soft. 40; virgin. H.l6.
SAVANNAH GA, June l2.-Spirits tur-
pentine firmly held at 8isc: Resin strong
with lively business In all grades; A; y.
c. and ID. sos: T.. si.l0; +, 10; q, Np;
| III. 81. 10: I. Ng; X. Se.D; NJ, $40; E7o;
window glass, S2.S: water-white. &.lo
CHARLESTON. s. c.. June l2-Turpen,,
tine firm at Ihc. Rosin nrm; Sood
strained, sl.00.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
reported for the Dispatch.)
NORFOLK, VA. June l2--Market
quiet; common. 1isg2c.; prime. 2hc.; extra
prime, 24sc.; fancy, zl1c.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, MD. June l2.-Virginia
centuries, COZ. asked; Northern Central
ssh asked; Baltimore and ohio South
western firsts, lClA;, do. second Incomes,
o. asked do. third incomes. 3, asked
Consolidated Gas bonds, n6HAll7; do.
stock, 631s0632..
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THE WEATHER IN RIcHMoSp YESTERDAY
was hot and sultry. A heavy shower fell
at dark and cooled the atmosphere some
what. The skies at midnight were clear.
State of thermometer
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cured on Change to-day were larger than
any day herefofurs this season..
Messrs. G. +. Wilson. OF ROCKY NOUN
n. C., aud J. II. bullock. OF Oxford, NC.
were here to-day.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. JUSs ~. 1894
ARRIVED.
Steamer Pocahontas, Deyo. Norfolk, mefchae
disc and passengers: Irwin Wsiaser. soper'a'
tepdent- N.~ xorr
coal: Homo Ice and Coal Company.
SAILED.
steamship Old Dominion. co0ch, Nov t0tk,
merchandise and passengers; George W. Anss
Co, agents
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, JuSr IL. 1854.
ARRIVED.
steamship wyauoke, New York.
SAILED
steanship Wyanoke. Richmond.
at-amship Chick shominy. Loudon.
steamstip San Domingo, 0ebora, cuba
PORT OF WEST POINT. June IL, 1854.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Allegheny, Nickerson, providence
Via Norfolk, passensers and general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte. Nicklo. Baktmofs. pas
sen sers aud general cargo
steamer Elm City. hsrshail, Walksrton, pas
sepgers and general cargo
SAILED.
Steamship Allegheny, SIckefson, froudencs
via Norfolk, passenger and senerai CARGO
steamship Charlotte, Nickio, baitimore pas
sengers and general cargo.
steamer aim City. Marshall waikertou. pas
sengers and general cargo.