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Gar rnAvc1sco. June A--The receipts Of
VEGETABLES teday wsss el7 boxes asparagua,
ls9 sacks per, 8 boxes tomatoes. Is boxss
squash. "a sscks potatoes and boxes
Shubaxh. Prizes vsfe stsody.
The receipts Of fresh fruits today we're
500 boxes ehefSiea. - chests currants, 102
chssts raspberyiss, 20 boxss syricots and
30 ch3sts ssrssbsrsiss. nsrriss and cur
s1nts wsrs higher.
The butter and 90 markets wsrs wesk,
~ stocks II I'll kinds heavy. Cheese ~
/ oibts are facEsasine.
~ poultry market b weak and dull.
sasADsruSrs AM sRAIIa
ions-We quete: Not cash prices
II amity extsas. 94l0DA60 Per bnrrol:
~ extras, ?&oooAAo; sup0r6ns. 40
pr barrel.
int-Ths sample market 10 m.
utthere d = steadier looIing IN
otive circlee and futures are HIGHER.
shippine 6 quosabss q a3,ie pr
and 6skos 5for choiesr gfadss;
-Movsment y SLOW and limited.
ol1Sngtk in values. Oysr 400 en-.
lnzivsd fron Oregon today. We quote:
0oeoo; brewing. oocD4lB Per
7 -nastat quiet: ofSsfinQ ars liberal
I'D oe5eee continue % show e0sy tone. We
ee: Milling. ~ 10 80: Surprise. d. $50
;iaecy I'D. 81 27j30i 50 good 20 cholce.
ol3; poor 70 fair, 3L06o1 10; black,
2eninal; red. nominal; gray. Si.l00i.0
- eonfal.
kredues rscsipts-F Flour. quarter sacks,
Dragon. ,566; wheat. Oregon.
es9mia II 81: barley. csntals, 6D7; Oregon,
cets. Oregon, csntals, l,0l7; beans,
- 40; potatoes, sacks, 3.627; ouions,
sTNANclAr.
us.ls--On sight. New York. Per 500.
s9ium. Sterling biils-On London,
o4s9 heak. sAssi&.
sasss naF.-Psr ounce. e2h002xo
Mexican doiiars 05iisa
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Steamer Aiki loaded cargo Of coal from
the bunksrs yesterday for San Francisco.
Steamer Mabel brought in tvsnty-fo
tons Of hay from Snohomtsh yesterday
afternoon.
Steamer oaeen took on coal for fael Pre-
paratorv to going on her Alaska ran, the
first Of the excursion ssascn-
Steamer Utopia vent out yesterday sv-
<uing vita so tons of freight for Van
eoaver. Blaine and Whatcom.
Ii 10 reported that the steamer Henry
Raisey. which 10 sunk in the Skagst river.
has been torn OF the snas on WHICH she
ran By the swim current at the river.
= The boathorse belonging 20 Iswis q
Peters. which xax sunk IN shs storm. uas
yesterday towed 90 West Seattle and
beachsd in order to ret the water ous 81
the seow and make repairs.
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nAnsSK sRwa

SAN FaAScrsco. June A--Arrived--City
OF sydney; schr 8. Louis. Glendale; Z. &.
Redneid. Checto. 6osama- Cleared-F. A.
Barsscw, whaling. Depsrted-R Rufus T.
Wood. for Nanaimo: Waiia waiia. for
Victoria and Port townsend.
PoRr TovxsKsp. June 4--lSceciaf. r
Arrlved-Sh Waehuses:s. San Francisco,
as Nanaimos To sail tomo.row--Nanasmo,
for San Francisco, sh Raphael. Oh ]. b.
Brown and bk Bundaiser: bktn Skagit
from Port Gamble 20 Honolulu.
HooulAn. June t--sspecial sailed
Schr Webfoet. San Francisco
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LospoS, June A--Consols, i0f 7-l6d. Bar
silver. 1aS<d. Bank Of England discount
rate. 2 per cent
Amount Of bullion gone into Bank Of
England today fi40.001
Nsw YoRK. June A--Ths EseHise Poss's
London caols says: Stocks were today
about steady. The chtsf feature was .
further rise in giit sdSs stocks, and tho
recovery in Americana. The latter closed
at the heat ngursa Lsuisvills made the
chief gain.
ueLfsH Grain MABxxI
Llvu2rooL. June & - Wheat - Quiet:
steady: demand poor: holders offer mod
erately; No. I California, - 5d45s; red
Westsrn winter, - idel4s 2iSd.
CoEn-Qniet: demand moderates nsw
mixed, - 63<d.
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beard the wagIA wslla, which sailed fren
San Francisco Monday for Puget sound
roysss
For vscsoria-Mr. 6alsesly and vifs.
Miss r. TAYLOR. Mrs. n. n. Fraser. u.
Doyle, jr. ]. II. fArady and WIFE WlA-
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pANK or BRITISH CoLUMBIA-PAID UP
oeacs, % Lombard street, lordcn. Rfanches,
Portland. san Fraheisco. seattle, Tacoma, Vie
toris, New Wsssmtnssef. Nanaime, Kanlosps,
Ns.sen. vancsuyss, b c. 4 general easkia6
and exchange husiness transacted. Loans mazda
Bills discouatcd Commercial croai0 granted
Dsposfta rscsived On current aeoaunt euhjeet %
check. Intsress paid oa tine deprsits.
r LEA BARNES. Manages.
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al ~ nm STOCK kxcAANak.
4. - loax. June 4-~The week opened
sp..s, 80 ssesx Exehaage With fairly active
- aad strong tone to the trad
London was factor in the sdvaac-
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noxEL ARRIVALS.


Commercial rates e2.so PEI day.
q n Cispp, Portland VIM J Smith. Chfcaro
Hceksssder 4 Gent Mrs l. ksid, san Franseo
II Turfslt 4 y. xvr's n l. GRdnsr. Tacoma
Hunt, do A Crssabefr Whtcom
Z Q Moody. NJ vssnoa Capt Roedsf. 10
Thes csrnsy. Dayton, o 3 A Baiiinxur q Y, Tsnd
Leroy Pratt, Tacoma u X Rogers, W.T. San
Mrs boekef, Eope1 r AnesleS Chicago
{ sirens, RI Angeles Mia Anidon. Mnssno
W W EdwAfds. Everett G l. Cha6ee. Omaha
A Skeel & y, New yofk kobx r aeeeR. San Fran
b smitn. petrctt Mrs G Dawes. DO
Hugh Aenegh, Chreo r 0aes Enumelav
n de LAguaA ssokaae
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ouAnW ooLn.
The total ssiss Of stocks today vsrs TO-.
616 sharos. Including: Atehison, 500:
American Sugar. n, 500: Burlington, $500;
Chicago Gas. 1890; D1stilling. 10000:
Louisville a Nashvilis. $500: Missouri Pa
csfc. l,6oO; Medicinal Lead. 0,60O: 81 Paul
MO-; wsstern Union. $500
H0P4
Hope Quiet
Pig irou--Dull.
Coppsr-Quist.
Laad-Qufet.
Tin-ouist; strsits. efAm bid: plates.
dull.
spsltsr-D Dull; domestic q - hid.
covrIE
Co6ss--lrrsgular: unchanged: closed
steady; June, tiAs5esi290; December,
suaAA
Sugar-Rav. steady: centrifugal. = test.
2kc.
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Laugh and tho world
Laughs With
You.


LU3INe.ToOTH POWDER win
give ron rEARLY TEETH.
10 viii give pea BREATH
SWEET AZ A BABY'S.
Itwnl HARDIN TIE 0v44
Itvm PREVENT DECAY.
,urvnsa rnoru pMwnrp q
~ H AO S"
me- from griftinssA
LUBINp TOOTH POWDER hne
.a~,,-....-a-~ e...A,.- 49,.
$3.50
49,. ......ha~ "a ~m..a..
-.
Tooth Powder, esseonsAe4 ~ mere
than twenty yosrs' exnerlenoe. has
5000 ~. s....;o. - -. r...,-
eers ~ the OenSA ana 4eofcd pee-
LESSONS of this city Roneraily. and
A. tha~ u 4 daiiv recommsrAea
...s.s r,..-,..-s.
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sight exehangs and tslsgSaphic transfers %
New YORK. Chicago. ST. Paul. San Franaiseo,
Portland ana various points in Washington, Or
egon and British Columbia.
sight bills Of exchange on L0n6on available
elsewhere in Europa
Collectors made % all points on favorable
tssmA
BosAs. stoeks and other valuahlss rsostvsl u
deposit for safe keeping.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-29

..hoodooism," and Silvia claims the bag
and contents were given her by another
negro woman TO put I'm the spring OF
Dora's with no intent TO poison. but 20
charm and "conjure" the Maynard Dora,
whom rumor says had captured the lover
OF Bette. But Dora insists that II is
n yeritable bag OF cold pizen." The
cases will come up for trial at the June
term o. the County Court.
THE CROPS.
There was a terrible hail-storm and rain
Saturday evening, which did much
damage 10 the crops on the farm OF
Mr.. John II. Stokes about a mile from
I,uuenburg Courthouse The corn and
tobacco plants were very much damaged.
The haII-stones were unusually large, and
fell I'm such quantity that they literally
covered the earth. Fortunately, II did
not reach the courthouse The rains have
been abundant here for two weeks, and
the farmers are generally well up in
planting tobacco. The oats and corn are
looking well In this section, and the late
rains have greatly improved the clover
and grass, which the heavy frosts OF
spring had seriously retarded in growth.
NO DOCTOR.
There has been quite an amount OF
sickness In this vicinity within the last
two weeks. Master Elliott Yates, son
of our worthy Clerk of the Courts, is
quite m at his fathers residence, in the
village Mr. Yates had 10 send to the
county OF Prince Edward for a doctor
as there is no resident physician I'm the
village or within fifteen miles in this
county. A medicine man" would have
a good opening for practice here. DR.. n
III. Neblett our resident physician
having moved to his farm, in another
part OF this county.
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CITY SCHOOL BOARD MEETING.
To Take Holiday To-Morrow--Tho Closing
Exercises, Etc.

To Take Holiday Io-morrow-Iho CloAing
Exercises, Etc.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
city School Board OF the city of Rich
mond was held in the City Han yester-
day afternoon at 4:30 O'Clock. Present:
Hon. j. Taylor Elyson (chairman), Hon.
William LovenStein, James III. Capers,
Alonza l.. Phillips r. Wiley Davis. A. ID.
Landerkin, r. Edgar Shine. William r.
Fox Superintendent, Charles +. Rady.
supervisor.
MONTHLY REPORT.
Mr.. William +. Fox, Superintendent.
submitted the following monthly report,
showing the condition OF the schools
for the past month: Total enrolment.
1905. monthly enrolment 1850: per-
ccntage Of attendance. % lilo. This is an
increase on total enrolment Of % pupils.
The final examinations will commence
in the High School Monday, June ith,
and in the district schools on Wednesday.
June 9th.
The closing exercises OF the Richmond
High School Will be held at Mozart Acade.
my Thursday June 18th, the colored
High School at First African church Fri
day. June 18th. and the district schools
at their respective buildings on Friday,
the 18th
The board ordered all the schools 10
be closed on Wednesday the Both. 10
attend the unveiing and Hollywood me
mortal exercises.
Julian A. Burruss was recommended
for appointment as state student 10 the
Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical Col
lege, al BlacksburR.
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LUNeNBURc NEGROES EXCITED.
An Attempt Made to Poison Spring
Believers in Uoodooism."

LUNENBURG, VA, May 2-(Speclal)
The negro population OF this vicinity is
very much stirred UP" over the arrest
OF two negro women-Silvia Forrest and
her daughter Bette 0he latter a young
wOman)-charged with attempting to adj
minister poison to one Dora Watson, "a
damsel of gingerbread color by putting
n bag containing poison In the spring
from which Dora obtained her drinking
water. The Forrest women were caught
at the spring, near the house Of Dora
Watson, about dark by Dora and a wo-
man named Lou Bagley, who had gone
to the spring TO get water The Forrest
women were seen approaching the spring,
whereupOn Dora and her companion con-
cealed themselves, and. as the Forrest
women were STOPPING over the spring one
OF them was heard to say: Put it under
the rock" CThere Is a large rock in the
SPRING. Then Dora and Lou Bagley
sprang upon the women, who fled, but
were captured. The spring was searched
and small bag was found under the
rock In the spring. This bag was turned
over to DIR. n. Ii. Neblett, who says it
contained a small quantity of bluestOne
and some broken glass.
the average negro is a firm believer in
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HOSPITAL soARp MEETING.
Employees Deeply Observation-Disclosures
Leaving 10 Attend the Unwilling.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA. May 2S-tspe-
cial.) -To-morrow morning, upon the ar
rival of the Richmond and Norfolk trains.
a called meeting OF the Hospital Board OF
Directors Will be held. From the many
reports in circulation. this special meet
ing so soon after the regular meeting
OF last month, promises TO be most
important one. Each director has been
furnished by the clerk with copy of the
payroll Of the institution, and II Is ex-
pected that reductions both In the num-
Der OF employees and In the payroll VIII
be made.
Many OF the "vets" will leave to-mor-
row TO attend the unwilling. and Ma
gruier-Ewel Camp Will go up In body
Wednesday morning. Among those from
here who will take part In the parade,
Commander Moncure, Adiutant Jones,
Quartermaster McIees, Mr.. Robert T.
Armlstead Will also attend. but not
as a member OF the camp.
Governor OFerrall has accepted the in
vitatlon OF the william and Mary Alumni
Association to respond to the toast "Nir-
ginia" at their annual dinner, June 9th,
at =. NJ. The Governor will arrive on
the evening train Of that day.
A letter received here yesterday from
Liverpool states that Mrs. II. NJ. Smith
ard daughters are making a tour of the
United Kingdom. They will not return
until the fall.
Colonel Randolph Harrison continues 10
grow weaker. and the condition OF Mr..
David S. Cowles, ST.. Is pronounced worse
by the attending physician.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement ana
lends TO personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, VINO live bet
tor than Others and enjoy life more, wl,h
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products 10
the needs of physical being, will eItes,
the value to health of the pure iiqula
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
It's excellence is due TO its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
alive eiFectuslly cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and levers
and permanently curing eonsnpat-Sh
IL has given satisfaction 70 millions ana
met with the approval OF the medlcs.
profession. because it acts on the Aid-
news, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and 1t is perfectly Tree rom
every Objectionable substance. :,
Syrup Of Fig is for sale by all drug
eists in soc and 81 bottles, but u IS man
slfactured by the California rig Syful
Co. only, whose name is printed on ever!
PACKAGE, also the name, Syrup OF rig
and being well informed, you, wiz nos
accept any substitute # offered.
rs l.Tu, Tblw,sa OOrtpirl
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DEATHS.


BERRY. Died at the residence OF ms
parents. No. Il north Twenty-third street
LEROY CARLISLE, twin son Of Georsl-
ana and w. II. Berry; aged months aud
"a days.
Funeral from above residence TO-DAY
at II. NJ.
NOI.DE.-Died, yesterday morning, at
10 o'clock, at the residence OF his parents,
25l6 east Broad street, GEORGE, infant
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Node; aged
months.
suffer little children to come unto Me,
and forbid them not, for OF such is the
Kingdom of Heaven
Funeral will take place from the house
TO-DAY at o'clock Relatives ana
friends are invited to attend.
WALFORD.-Entered into rest. at II
A. NJ. Sunday, May q, 1894, FLORENCE
ELIZABETH, beloved daughter OF Susan
Allen
Human hands have tried TO sSye her,
Tears and signs were all In VAN;
Happy angels came and pore her
From this weary world Of pain
Funeral from the First Baptist church
TUESDAY at +. NJ Friends and ac-
oualntances are respectfully invited 10 at
~
tend.
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there viii be an immense audience pres
ent 20 witness the unique entertainment.
Polk Miller IL 81 favorite, and the people
never tire OF hearing his humorous dialect
stories. many of which will be told for
the first time IN Richmond on this occa.
sion. While MIR. Miller II the star OF the
evening. the other portions OF the pro-
gramme viii merit tie attention and pea
sure Of the audience. old-time scenes OF
plantation life songs and instrumental
music by the Polk Miller combination
and the camp scene. sham battle. &c. by
the 'old Guard" and Walker Light
Guard, viii combine 10 produce an eve
nIng's enjoyment
Several Of the visiting camps OF Con-
federate veterans and other companies
have written 90 say that they wish seats
reserved for the occasion.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

klCItMOND IobAttO MAithbis
RICHMOND. VA, May 2s.--No auction
sales to-day.
Private sales: Filters. ~; wrappers, IL;
darks. ). Total g hogsheads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cisa-
rettes, s5,19s.S5; tobacco. 2,726.S. Total,
ys2070
The demand for good bright filters con-
tinues this week with quite large sales for
a Monday. Other grades were dull.
A good many tobacco men are coming
I'm to attend the unwilling ceremonies.
The large stamp sales to-day Indicate a
good business In cigarettes, and fair
business in plug
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demand. Prices were Mc. higher: closing
steady.
Oats we're Influenced by the same con-
ditions that governed wheat and corn.
Crop damage was the main features OF
TIE news. Nsbraska complains mors
closed with July %aAe higher than Sat-
urday. Cash oats we're In good demand.
and Ae. higher.
Provisions obtained the ability to re-
cover from a weak opening from the
strength which appeared In the markets
for wheat, corn. and oats. There was no
particular Importance attached TO the
business, and prices did not go beyond a
very restricted range, The opening was
stock-yards and decline In their prices.
The close was loc. higher for July pork.
and 10c. higher for July ribs, whilst July
lard gained but &c. over Saturday.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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State of tnermometeI
Mean temperature. .........6 so l.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. May 2S.-There was
heavy falling off in business at the Stock
Exchange to-day, the sales OF stocks
amounting to $4,000 shares, and of rail-
way and miscellaneous bonds to $4,000.
No further explanation OF the professional
character of the dealings is needed. Al
the opening Sugar was in demand. rising
Y, to 1914, while Rock Island receded "a
to $50 The changes otherwise were con-
fined within a narrow limit. The Stub
bornness Of the market, In view or the
btuminous strike, and the additional SNIP
ment Of gold, was much commented upoh'
Lake Shore, Lead, Chicago Gas. Louis
Vile and Nashville, and New York Cen
trail displayed considerable strength at
this time, and in fact the three nrst
named held strong throughout, and wer3
the only active stocks on the list that
showed a net gain for the day. Sugar,
after its early rise, dropped to ss's, rallied
to 1905, and closed at gsis. There was
more disposition 10 sell the stock than Tor
some time, on rumors Of unfavorable de-
velopments at Washington.
In the afternoon the market at times
was at a standstill, but just previous to
the close the bears made another ieeDle
EFFORT against the list, and In the absence
of support they succeeded in bringing
about a lower range OF prices. Atchlsoh;
st. Louis, Rock Island Burlington anu
Quincy, Louisville and Nashville, hlls-
souri, Pacific, Western Union, ana Man
haitian all sold at the lowest OF the DAY
Atchison was depressed on fears OF Il
heavy assessment on the stock. Inc mar ar,
kst closed hGH per cent. lower ior the
day. Manhattan lost 2. chicago bds;;
Lead. and Lake Shore, however scorer
gains OF y TO rs per cent. unlteI states
Leather fell q, and Consolidated Gas rose
., TO l37.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy at per cent; last
loan al /. and closing offered at | per
cent; prime mercantile paper, 5Agf per
cent. .to..,,. n.
Bar silver, G2Iz. Silver certlilcales at
the board neglected. III. ,,,,oI
Sterling exchange firm, win actlal
business in bankers bills at AS'yatod,54
Tor siyty DAYS, and $i.Ssiznt&4 for de-
uand: posted rates, $issl2dtO' coihliei-
ciaI bills, S. S5iEaiG. ,,,
G;oyernment bonds steady. state Dohds
dull Railroad bonds weak.
The gales OF listed stocks aggregated
o. 0oD shares: Of unlisted, is,UO SHARES.
Treasury balances: Coin, S'2O'VU; cur
rency, S6,76OOO.
pn.TTnNS
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CLOSING EXERCISES IN sTAUNroN.
Eloquent Sermons Delivered to Young
Ladics-sam Small breaches.

STAUNTON, VA, May 2s.-(Special.)-
Yesterday was a day Of pulpit oratory
In stanton. At the Augusta Female
Seminary commencement exercises began
yesterday, and on eloquent baccalaureate
sermon was preached In the First Presby-
terrain church by the Rev. James J. Vance.
Of Norfolk. Tonight the seminary audi
forum Is crowded. and the commence
ment exercises will continue tomorrow
night.
The closing exercises Of the Stanton
Female Seminary are also in full blast.
The Rev. j. G. Seegers. of the First Lu-
theran church. OF Richmond, yesterday
I'm Christ Lutheran church deliyered an
able sermon TO the young ladies. The
commencement exercises of the college
are also going on tonight.
The Rev. Sam. Small preached in the
Opera-House yesterday afternoon to one
of the largest audiences ever in that build
ing. At night the gifted Georgian again
preached i'm the Methodist church He Is
holding spell-bound tonight an audience
In the Opera-H House delivering his cele-
brated lecture, 1.-THE Southern Cross"
old papers for sale at the Dispatch
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rhs rnlh nllller restlnonIal.

The Theatre box -ofiiee opened yesterday
morning for the advance sale OF seats 70
The Big testimonial entertainment 70 foik
AEler which occurs tomorrow night az
tSg o'clock, and II the present rate 81
applications continues through to-day
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

S's. new, 5fA; Virginia centuries, 59t4, bid I;
Baltimore and Ohio stock. u, bid; North
ern Central stock. 6Siz. asked; CONSOLE
dated Gas bonds. ilcal2O; do. stock eS'
asked
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CHICAGo LIvE.sToCK MARKET.

CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
UNION STOCK-YARDS, ILL, May Is.
Cattle-Receipts, 1900 head; market
strong; common TO extra steers. $500
460; stockers and feeders. s2.75gS@; cows
and bulls, N.50q3J0; calves, 2.5o90.2
Iiogs-Receipts, 5000 head market
weak early, but firm at the GlSse; h e. Ky
$50; choice assorted. $L70ni.S; light, N0
a470: pigs, $i25dL60.
sheep-Receipts, 5000 head; market
steady; inferior TO choice, N.I5gtW;
lambs, s475G5@.
CINCINNATI, o., May @-Fiour ar.
Spring patent, S@a3''O; family '%'O~
Wheat-scarce; No. . red, 5s06ihc.
Corn-Quiet; No. mixed. nho.; sample,
white, &c; No. yellow, ave,
Oats-Firm; No. mixed, Js1sc.; NO.
"PorkSkIess, sl25O; family sl2oO; clear
iard-Jobblng, steam leaf. 7]ac.; kettle
BaconSSteady; shoulders. SIC; short
rib sides. SIC: short clear sides, 7hc.
Whiskey-H.15.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, May 2s.--4 p. h-Cot-
| ton--American mtddilng, esd, buyers;
| May, S3-64d.; May and June, JS-64d..
buyers; June and July, . j6-64d., buyers;
July and August, 57-6iFS 5S-6td.; August
and September. 3 5S-64dS 59-6id.; Scptem-
| Der and October, 59-6+dS eo-6id.; Octoher
and November 60-6fa3 6-sid.: NoSem-
| Der and December. si-6ta3 62-6id.; De
| cenber and January 62-64fIS std Fu-
lures closed quiet but steady
NEW YORK, May S-Cotton easy;
middlng Gulf. ll-l6c.; middling uplands;
| 7 l3-l6c Sales. l,565 bales. Futures closed
steady; sales, 81, 800 bales, May, h.si; June,
| s. SO; July SOL; August 500; September,
| NOs; October, S.lS; December, Tg, Janu-
ary, 1872: February, T.S.
NEW ORLEANS, May &.-Cotton.tu-
tures-Salss. 2S,3oo bales; May, Se.a; July,
| s. 50: August, 1913; September, Sb.i9; DC
! tober, 1852: November 1851; December
| 81. 80; January, 1888; February, NOl
| NAVAL STORE MARKETS.
| WILMINGTON. n. c., May &-Rosin-
| Strained, Sc: good strained. 90c. Turpcn-
J tine 27c Tar firm at 20. Crude turpeu-
| tine nrm; hard, SoC; soft, N7O; virgin
| Sis.
| turpentine opened and closed firm at
| CSC. for regulars. Receipts, l,32i. sales
| / 1870. Rosin-Market firm and unchanged
| Receipts, 1880. Sales 5000 quote: \, h,
| G. and ID, $l.O5; Il, NlO: +, SD; q, SLto;
| H. $40; /, $50; X, sd; NJ, F-.W; ~
| s.. 7o window-glass, $2.S5; watcr-white'
| NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
| Reported for the Dispatch)
| NORFOLK. VA, May 2S.-Market quiet;
common, li2H2c.; prime, 2,tc.; extra prime
| 2$.c; fancy, 2iac.