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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
lends to personal enjoyment wheh
rightly used. The many, who live pet
ter than others and enjoy life more WIN
less expenditure, by more prompt
adapting the worlds best products 70
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced Ia 'he
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its 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 e~fectua!ly cleansing the system
dispclling colds, headaches and ieveIs
and permanently curing constipation
u has given satisfaction 10 millions anu
met with the approval of the medica.
profession, because it acts on the hia-
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly Tree from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists ia Doc and 81 bottles, but II is man
ufacturcd by the California Fig Syrul
Co. onl-, whose name is printed on ever!
package, also the name, Syrup OF rigs
and being well informed, you will mo-
accept any substitute If offered.
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RICHMOND. VA. Ma 1s.-Auction Of
ferings on Change today. Is packages,
and one taken in. Iiig nest price. 80;
lowest. $l.M.
Private sales: Filters. Z; wrappers. g.:
dark leaf, 10; Tugs, /; scrap. /. Total, q
hogsheads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and ciga-
%rettes. sl.0Gi.J5; tobacco, s2,ls1.N. Total,
-. 259.4j.
Bright loose sales to-day were about the
same as yesterday. the quality was eN-
tremely poor. but prices ruled strong on
all grades. No dark safes.
M.sgrs. ". &. Reed. of oxford. y. G..
and q. III. Lindenbergr r. of Louisville.
Ky, were here to-day.
The favorable season threatened this
evening would prove OF much benefit 10
the trade. General rains would also give
the farmers u good planting season, OF
which they are very much In need.
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Conee-Neai months steady; late
months barely steady and unchanged 70
80 points down: June. N'N; August, sit.o
MliSl: October. slil0nli.lJ; December
Sl3. 7Oal375; No. T. sSI ,o,r refining
2i,c.; refined fairly active and hrm' on
\. 3 il-lGa3 ij-lGc. granulated. tat lo-loc,'
c%ut-Ioaf and crushed, i4ni l'-loc'' srahu-
tr"ights To- Liverpo0l-Duil and weak;
cotton. std. grain. ID. asked.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD, May S-Flour duh
Wheat~Wsak: No. 2 red, spot, 57g5Tsc.;
Nav. 57HJ7isc.; Iuly, l6A. njic Angus,
57isd57a4c.: No. =. 53@,H5ic.; milling by
'G"o1pnLEasy; spot, As.ai7sc.; May. 439,
Mi31.c.: July. i3c., asked; steamer mixed'
ere. bid. sOuthern corn, by sampie' w.
bid. , aoc
bid; No. > mixed, iog ilc.
Rye-Dull: No. ., 56d1'c;
Uay-Ouiet but firm and unchanged
ocean freights-Weak. .,,.
Proyisions-Steady; mess PORK, 'tgy.
bulk shoulders. $50; short-rib, SIDES. srD'
cle1r sides. s7.7j: sugar-cured SHOULDERS
$500: hams. Sl.2jhl3.oo.
Iard-Rttined. sac. ,e. ..
Butter-Firm; creamery, amy; ioc''
ladle. fancy, nc; store-pa'heu '"''"
I.k9N- Hll =
Cofee-Firm; No. I. l'c. -,
Sugar-Steady; granulated, . l-l6c.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. May is-An unsettled and
nervous feeling governed the trading IN
wheat to-day. with another low score De
inc mad. but the close. while showing not
a very important gam over yestTahsy,
was. nevertheless, almost at thc his"'''
point touched during the session,
O0erings by the big short seller, Iar-
driige. carried the price downward WY
soon. and IL was on ms decline tna' ~
low record was male, Shortiy 81
ing that they had perhaps ovessoin mn
selves. turned buyers. ana Their efforts "
cover reversed conditions. NJ the zap vi
the bsu all the loss had been mao up;
and an advance OF 4h9sc. over SeSt''""'
was added to prices. ,o,
corn seesawed to-day within a rather
narrow range. July sold between 30 anu
&c. closing at 37ta3i3sc.-a sllsht appts-
citation from yesterday. 'ash corn ""'
IN less demand than yesterday - a.,
oats were steady and firm, thougn ~
oua time they presented "A rather weak
tone. The irregularity. was purely Il ma,,
ter of sympathy win tne ,raaIpe took
r,iace. The futures. .Scepting, oep'enn-
Her which was &c. higher, closed un-
hanged from yesterday.
P~rovisions-The failure or Duntath q
20 was responsible FOR an unsettleu an!
slightly nervous opening OF piyu. ;,oir
IS very soon demonstrated that their
o,en contracts would not prove a factor
Of any Importance. So the market righted
i,seis and became firm. The adyices from
the wards were a little better tins morn
ing and provisions reflected the feeiing.
iTTLS, 49, Il i'm wheat disturbed the
streneth. but a rally succeeded, and the
oin.n vas al moderate gains all round.
1ulv pork and lard each closed %. hlsner:
and July ribs 2igc. higher. Ihere WIS ou'
little cash inquiry.
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Capiain FlW1r1 7. Nor dlth' az, db,u
citizen OF Hanover. who had resided ii
this city for the past two or three YEAR,
died nj the residence of his sonin-law'
Mr. X. r. Sydnor, No. so east Clay streei'
Mr. Mrr,Iith was an uncla Of Mr.. G.
Y. Meredith. He lived for years on ms
family estate near Atlce's station. ana
was well known and popular throughout
the county. lie leaves "a son. Mr.. ),
Henry Meredith. a successful lawyor 81
san Francisco. and two daughtcrs-Mrs.
Sv1nor and Mrs. DcrriCott, Of Hanover.
His remains Will be taken to his late
residence. i'm Hanover, where the funeral
services viii II, conducted a. a O'Clock
this afternoon.
The following gentlemen will act as
pall-bcarers: Messrs. James q. Tinsley,
Il. Il. Horne. 4. Il. Eilcrson, }. H. Tim
hcrlakc. -. y. Timhorlake. and J. W;
Sylno~. Rev. Mr.. Randolph. OF EinanG !
church. Will conduct the services.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK, May lS.-The bear cam
paign at the stock Exchange made FUR
Ia r progress to-day, and at the same
time the transactions showed a material
increase. The dealings embraced 2O'V)
shares Of railway stocks. the heaviest for
any one dag this week. TIL bcarlsh feel
ing was in the asceu& 1T, the engage
ments Of gold for export and a steady de-
probation In the price OF wheat haVins
had an advers- influence. The decline in
wheat is evidently destined to play an
important part in railway speculation
for the reason that certain operators VINO
have been buling stocks, have also been
playing tn. long sid of wheat. one
operator had TO let 20 Of a round amount
OF stocks in order 10 protect his wheat
AMI the bears were not Sow to take 90
vantage of this.
The reported restoration Of passenger
rates at the West fen fiat. and railway
stocks were weaker after the a~nnouhc,-
mcnt OF the settlement OF the troublr
than for q long time past. Mammalian
and SUGAR were tn special cdri-' MIN,
haitian breaking from ~ to 70 = ana
Sugar from lO3is 10 - y lat'r lh.Ic ~
a recovery to ll1lt and !5is 1872 Z, respect
lively. Manhattan was depressed ON ru--
mors from Albany hat the chdInber OF
Commerce rapid-transit Dli "OIIu )"
come a law, and Sugar Vas again Solt
on the recent sensational d~eYeloplntHtS 1T
Washington. The Changers ana the row
priced issues showed the lowest point
during tn last hour.
Just previous to the close tnere was -
rally i'm Sugar and Tobacco OF 's"l7t' ana
the general list was trmer in sympathy.
The market left of steady AZ the re-
covery noted. TIL net changes SNOW
losses of a TO A. per cent, the latter ~
Sugar. In the inactive stocks Inited
states Cordage preferred fell - TO 3d. on
dealings of ~ shares.
Sales of listed stocks. $4,000 shares' I'M
listed, 5000. %, -,o ooo. our
rency, S5j,35O,0OO.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE"
Money on call easy at ! per cent; lasI
loan at /, and closing offered at l per
cent; prime mercantile paper "lHt per
cent. ,or,
neglected. oo,rat
Sterling exchange firm, with actuaI
busine I'm bankers bills ut StS's1+S's
for sixty DAYS. and $ISo34 Tor demand
posted rates. A.Ssi4HiD; com"ercia' D'is'
A.S6I4ni.S7. ~ o,,s
Government bonds lower. state ponus
duh. Railroad bonds weak.
Lrr.y.y anon AITnNg-
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ming by a m~uch-needsi rain. accom-
panied with a severe eIcc;rical-storm
The many friends here OF Colonel George
r. Dennis. OF Rocky Mount. regret very
much the death OF that estimable gentle
man. Colonel Dennis was a good law
yer, an honest man. Of strong convictions.
and would always stand nrm Tor the cause
OF right. lie was an inuinate frienh OF
General Early. and was highly esteemed
by the old hero.
Captain q. w. b. fIais. the Populist
leader OF Franklin county. was here last
Tuesday. 1t Is said he f. an asplrant for
congressional honors.
Mr.. Isaac n. Overstreet was taken to
the asylum. at Warren, on Thursday.
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NoaFoLK's SECOND PRIMARY DAY.
Thirty-Iivc Democratic CounciImen Nomi-
~natcd-Prohlbs Campaign.

NORFOLK, VA, May 1S.-Gpecial)-
The second days Democratic primary
election took place to-day. and passed
off very quietly. \ small vote was
p%olled-l93L Thirty-nve councilmcn were
nominated in the various wards. and DIR.
l.. &. Shepherd was nominated Physician
10 the Almshouse.
Major Charles q. Elliott has been So
lecied orator FOR Memorlal-Day, next
Tuesday.
The Prohibtionists enter upon their
heavy work tonight, with Hon. Samuel
Hickic. of New York. chairman Of the
national Prohibition party. and Hon. w.
W. Gibbs. Of S%taunton. chairman of the
state Committee, assisting R"v. Sam
Small. The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union has set apart Wednesday
next as a day Of prayer throughout the
state for the success of the Prohibition
cause in Norfolk next Thursday.
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Veterans and Sons.

Lee Camp NJ Is WeckIY meciInE TlSi
accepted the invitation 10 attend
the dedication of the Pickett cottagr az
the Soldiers Home next Friday. night.
The organization of the Sons or \rt"-
rams was reported. and the camp ratified
the election Of the following. officer:
Thomas 4. Pollarl. commander; J. T.
Il. Stuart. Jr.. first, lieut. anant; Willi3m
r. Walden. third lieutenant. The sons
will hold a meeting in Lee Camp Han on
next Wednesday night. Without transact
ing any other business the camp adJou'n-
ed for the purpose Of attending the i'e-
turc of General John &. Gordon.
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MISS LAURA MARTINS CONDITION.
More UnfavorahIc Than for Veeks-Said
to he Derangrd.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, May IS
(Spccial)-Reports from Miss Laura +.
Martin. who was shot by Richard T..
Guard. in this city. state that her condi-
ton is now more ~unfavorablc han it
has been for weeks. /, IS said that her
mind has become sadly deranged. and
that she rarely recognizes any one. \
short while ago Miss Martin was taken
TO her home. IN Nelson county.
Guards preliminary trial has been set
for the 2lth. but it Is thought that the
condition Of Miss Martin Will nccessitatc
another pOstpOnement.
George \. Via died last night at the
home OF his son, near Profit, this county.
aged ST years.
Mrs. Mary l.. Moore died at the resi-
dence of her son, in this city. aged 80
years.
Mr. Isaac Il. Barksdale to-day qualified
as County Superintendent OF Schools 10
succeed the late d.. T.. Powers.
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EXCITEMENT IN GATE CITY.
six Leading Citizen Regulators Arrested
for Murder of II Negro.

BRISTOL. TENN, May lS.-(Special)-
Great excitement has prevailed at Gate
city, Va. to-day. caused by the confess
sion Of Harvey Wallace. son of a physi-
clan. at that place. i%mplicating a number
of leading citizens IN the murder OF
Samuel Wood. an inOifcnsive colOrcd man.
Monday night. This party, calling them
selves Regulators" was in search OF
women of III reputc. whom it was meant
in TAR and feather. The Regulators
murdered Wood for refusing 10 permit
them to search his house. Among the
best citizens now arrested and under
guard are DIR. Samuel Patton, Clinton
Davidson. John Pearson, George Carr.
George Blair. and Floyd Williams. The
officers are in search of others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19

"What can | 10 10 overcome IT."
Just what a woman means by being q
little nervous she can't exactly say. she
tells you she Is restless; hat she can no
longer sew or read: cGuy rsltlon no lon
ger interests, or n even troubles her:
noises startle her, ard she cries for no
Gauss.
Such are the first small beginnings Of
nervous weakness. The world is fun Of
loving. patient wives and mothers who
have been called up TO suffer intense
emotional strain: have undertaken 10
nurse those lear To them through pro-
tractcd Illness. or have worked beyond
their physical powers.
During the many years OF hard ana
wonderful work of Professor Edward +.
Phelps. Dartmouth's great professor had
these weak. rundown women In mind.
The study OF such cases of nervous pros
tration. neuralgia. rheumatism. dyspepsia
and debility FED him 10 that most mar
vellous discovery of the @ injury. .Pdlile >
celery compound. Professor Phelps De,
came convinced that the trouble III an
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MAY BE ANOTHER MURDER.
Mary Dudley Dies Under Suspicious Cir
cumstancc.-Fanny FOX Arrested.

Coroner Taylor was summoned TO No.
~ Mayo street yesterday afternoon TO
view the body Of Mary T.. Dudley. a
colored woman about twenty-five years
Of age. The woman was in a delicate con-
dition. but was apparently wen Il short
while before she died.
Dr. Taylor ascertaincd that Fanny foX
was with the woman when she dlen'
Fanny is a notorious Character ana mas
served a term in the lon~iientla'y l"r
malpractice. and has before been ar
rested under suspicious circumstances
rho coroner had Fanny arrested and
viii hold her uutu "a post mortem l.
made which will be this morning.
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Dnmage by storIns nj ,:aleiGh.

RALEIGH, y. G., May B.-tSpecial)-
The drought which has been 50 severe
was broken to-day by the heaviest rains
of the season. which began late this after
noon. and which haVe mquestionably
lone damage TO lands by washing. Tire
haiI-stOrms swept over this section. eac1
coming from "A different direction. Small
Grain is beaten down. The electric storms
wer,. severe. The rainfall In two hours
was three inches.
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Anudnef from HoYhton.

BOYDTON. VA, May B-speclal)@c.
degrees in The shade. This is unusually
warm FOR this time Of the year.
Last night Mary Land. youngest daugh-
ter OF Mr.. George r.. Land. died of ty-
Mr. William Lovenstein, Of the Grand
and Supreme Councils Of the Royal Area
mum. visited this place yesterday in the
interest Of the order. He met the council
in the afternoon and addressed the public
at nlght.
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The NEWS or MANCHESTER.
Personal and Other Items Cleared on the
south Side.

The Asbury Chapel Sunday school.
which Is "A growing institution In the
eastern suburbs. has changed It's time
90 meeting from Sunday afternoon TO
Sunday morning. Ar. J. II. Busby. an
earnest worker, has been chosen superin-
tcnicut. and VIII tab charge tomorrow
morning.
Rev. w. l.. Hines. pastor OF West
View Baptist church. Richmond. will
preach at ClOpton-S1reet church to-mor-
Tow afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. After the
services he VIII administer the ordinance
81 baptism. Rev. MIR. iiaight VIII preach
IN the morning. There VIII be no SER
vices at night.
SIR. and Mrs. Bishop. Mrs. William q.
Owens. Miss Ethel Bishop. Miss Eihe
owens, Mrs. Neitles. and Mr.. Potter had
. most pleasant Gays outing at Falling
Creek yesterday.
Mr. ID. l.. Toney has received his
coInInission as Postmaster VI Maaches-
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Complaint of Fad Boys.

Principal George X. Pace: of Heilev4e
school. has notified Captain James -.
srboiars are greatly annoyed by a mum
| her Of bad boys in the nelghborhood. and
furnished TIE officer VITA TN" names q
| four of them. Personal letters pave pen
written 10 the parents OF me poNS. an, u
The disnrlerly conduct l. not stopped the
Dolic. will arrest the boys.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19
A YOUNG FLOYD CONVICT.
Induced to Swear Falsely in Behalf of a
Friend-Hale for Congress.

FLOYD VA. May 1s.-(Special.)-In the
Couptv Court this week Isaac Beckel'
beimer WAS convicted Of perjury. and
sentenced TO two years in the penitentiary.
Reckelbimer Is only II years old. and
was induced to swear falsely IN a case
of malicious assault III Dehali OF a irlehu'
This section was visited Wednesday eve
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. MAY 10. 1894

PORT or RICHMOND. NAY ~, 1894.
ARRIVED.
steamship Roanoke. Boa,, Now York. mer.
chandise and passengers; 1eofse W. Ai'"@
Co., agents.
schooner ID. Reese. Gririth. Baltimore, fer.
tilizer; Durham Fertiliring Company.
Schooner j. l. Leetch. smith Nov iofk' ha.-
mite: Richmond Chemical-W orSs
Schooner N. J. Lswrence. Holloway, .hafle.'
ton, phosphate rock; Atlantic aDd 'irslhA
fertilizins Company.
SAILED.
steamer Pocahontas, Doyo. Norfolk. msfchal'
disc and passengers; ir':n Weisisor' saper'A'
tendent.
Steamship Roanoke. Boak. New York. met
chandise and passengers: George W.. Aich@
Co., agents.
schooaer Albert Mason. q ale. chickshominy,
10 load pine wood Tor New YORK.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, NAY II. 1894.
ARRIVED.
American stea ship Chatham, Proyiience,
British steamship Oiadiolus, Savannah
Schooner William {. Converse, BISON.
SAILED.
British steamship Ola 1iolus. Stettin.
American steamship Chatham. West Poio'.
British steamship Joseph John, 'eiAsc1
PORT OF WEST POINT, MAyls, 1894.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Danviile. Murphy, Baltimore, pas
sengers aud general cargo
SAILED.
Steamship Danviiis, Murphy, Baltimore, pas
sengers and general csrso
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19
INDIGNANT DEMOCRATS.

Supervising Inspector of Steamboats,
John W. cast has gone TO Florida for
two weeks on official business. 1t is his
last duty under a Democratic admins
%tration. il is hoped. There never was a
more bitter and active Republican than
CAST, and all good Democrats have been
indignant for a long time at the atti-
tude of the administration in the matter.
Rev. Sam Small was taken suddenly
i'll while delivering a lecture in Ports
mouth last night. and had 10 be removed
10 his hotel IN 4 carriage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19
ATRocloUs OUTRAGE IN SUSSEX.
10y and Girl Thrown Into a Well by a
Nemu-CirI.Drowned, Boy Saved.

WAVERLY. VA, May B.-tSpecial)-
Intelligence was received here tonight
that a colored man living near Sussex
Courthouse to-day threw a colored boy
and girl into a well. The girl was
drowned. and the boy was saved. Inc
y,iItv negro has been lodged in Sussex
tafl. The ramcs of the parties have not
bcen learned. Great excitement prevails
among the colored people in that locality.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19
nj In.fe of Sunlincr.

Richmond people had a real taste Of
, o,t'" nm ~ hieh as % al 3 T.. NJ. and
t fH]rmouurfbout the middle Of the day the at
moSnbtrr was close and sultry. The
showers accompanying and following me
thunderstorm in the evening hdu " 'ci'
cnnlinr and desirabIe cllcct.
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- Kerr in the Cry.

Judge James Kerr, member Of Congress
from colorado. and Mr.. X II. Pe4ie, Of
Philadelphia, are at ne LeXlnstom 'rosS,,
scyt7ral speeches in behalf Of the Populist
n,rtv during the last presidential cam
paign.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19

soft. N.w: VIRGIN. ME-. WV
SAVANNAH. GA, May B-ssxr,,. ~
turpentIne opened firm at Ne. and Closet
at Uhc. .Rostn opened firm and clos.-i
firm At the decline \. n, G. and ID.
;L@; =. Mo-; F.uS: q, ng ", nd:
glass. t275; waser'white, 500. ~
CHARLESTON, =. G.. May IL. -rurpen.
tine hrm at Shc. Rosin steady, COOL
strained, 500. 49,
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Reported for the Dispaich.)
NORFOLK, VA. May tS.-Market quiet.
common, ltzu2c. prime, 2Ac.; extra prlms.
&c; fancy, TIC.
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n. Y. STOCK QUOTATIONS..
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. ND. May 1S.-Virginla
3's. new, 72t072z,: Virginia centuries, j9fi
M6O: Baltimore and Ohio stock. 72i2f73.
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern second
incomes, los. asked: Consolidated Gas
bonds, 1854; do. stock. G22snGyA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19

DEATHS.
MEREDITH Died. Friday, Nay hth
AZ the residence Of his son-in.law. Il. T..
Sydnor. No. W east clay street. captain
EDWARD +. MEREDITH, In the H"h
year OF his age.
Ills remains will be taken 70 his late
residence, In Hanover county, at wnleh
place the funeral services Will b. held al
J o'clock THIS AFTERNOON, May ~
1894.
SCHMIDT.-Died. yesterday afternoon,
MAY 18th. CLARA ELENORA, second
daughter OF Wiihelmine ani the i'te
hermann Schmidt.
Funeral notice hereafter.
SPEARS.-Dled. at Halisborough, 'h's'
terrified county. Va. on the 18th Instant:
at IL O'Clock. WILLIAM T., only son 0,
Julian A. and Virginia u. Spears. ssso
s months and - days.
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SusDcus!on in POrkopolis.

CHICAGO. Ill. May 1s.--S. T.. Dun
ham Il Co. moderate traders on thu
Board Of Trade. announced their sus-
pension this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19

Cash quotations: Flour dull and weak,
with prices nominally lower. Whea., 2fn
ll.s7ls. Lard. N.22h. Ribs, SElsHgz9 ..
Shoulders, s5.75NGW Sides, &.62lsu6.7o'
Whisky. ll5.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
UNION sTOCK-YARDS. ILL. May is.
Cattle-Receipts. 1900 head; market
steady; common to extra steers. 5000
40; stockers and feeders, G;ljI5.S: cows
and bulls. N.6jq3.D; calves, Go1a415.
nr nSsIf ssavy' .t75@as: common to
choice mixed. SL1o4Ly; choice assorted,
ASats; light, A.6ui.S: pigs, Azu
sheep-Receipts, 500 head; market
lambs. S.00u5."o.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. o. May. h;-Fiour1
Wheat-No. 2 red. Soc.
Corn-No. 2 white. 45I.c.; No. z yellow
42c. .
oets-Dul; No. 2 mixed, ssc.; No. :
Pork~Mess. sl20; clear mess. sis.2''
Lard-Job sales steam leaf. ne; kettle
dried. 1ssc.
rib sides. 7c.: short clear sides, s1sc.
W~hiskey-I.l5.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK. MAY B.-cotton steady;
middling Gulf. Use: middi,ng uplands,
nc. Sales. l.5l6 bales. Futures closed
steady; sales. z5,so bales; May 80
June, &.S; July. 1893: August, sS.s'; sep
tember $3.50: October. N.G. November,
S7.Oi; December. ss,E: January. F.la
NEW ORLEANS. May. s.-cotton-Fu-
lures steady sales. 2.5o bales; May. 90,
ternber. X67: October. $50; November.
$6.7s: December. &.N: January. SS.
NAVAL STORE MARKETS.
II.yfIN0TON. r.. c.. Hay lS.-RoSin
firm: strained. Sc; good strained. NC.
Turpentine steady ~ ma AZ asp -