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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-04-16

'tBRoWN's BRONCHIAL TRoOHEs" are
efectual remedy for all Bronchial
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-04-16

See the number of lady agents work
ing for The PROGRESSIVE FARMER.
Our aim is so. 900 subscribers by SO D
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-04-16
EMPLOYMENT THAT PAYS.

We want representatives in every county in
the United States QAdies succeed as well as men)
for q saleable article that will pay IS a day for
full time. and in proportion for part time en-
ployed. Small capital only required. If you
are in need Of money and willing to exert your
self and mean business, send 10 cents in silver
for full particulars and terms, which viii be de-
Quoted from your first order. Address
J. E. u
BoX4 Q63O Littleton, n. @.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-04-16

ARMSTRONG &,MeKELVE
Pitssburgh
Cincinnati
ATLANTIC,
New York.
BEYIGER-BAUMAN,
Pittsburgh.
D
New York.
BRooKLYN,
New York.
COLLIER,
St. Louis.
Buffalo.
DAVIS CHANBKRs,
Pittsburgh.
ECKsTEIN,
Cincinnati.
FAHNESFoCK,
Pittsburgh.
JEWETT,
New York.
KENTUCKY,
Louisville.
JOHN !. LEWIS BRos.CO
Philadelphia.
MORLEY,
Cleveland.
MISSOURI,
St. Louis.
BED A
St. Louis.
SALEM,
Salem, Mass.
S8IPMAN.
Chicago.
SOUTHERN,
ST. Louis and Chicago
ULSTER,
New York.
UNION, "
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-04-16
Mill Property for Sale.

Ioffer for sale my mill property, consisting of
roller mill for wheat and burrs for corn; all in
saw mill which is come cted to the grist mill The
grist mill can be run either by wal er CT steam.
good opening here for a spoke and handle or
box factory. anyone wishing to enter into a
business of this kind and mean business can
correspond with the unG ersigned st Blakley, N
T.. Q6 u A. E
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-04-16

Charlotte Observer: Sam Harris and
Charlie Smith, both colored, had an
alteration over political subjects on
East Trade street, in front of Tom
Moore's barber shop, late last night.
Harris appears to have been the ag-
gressor. The quarrel resulted in his
stabbing Smith with his knife just be-
low the heart, After he was cut Smith
brokea walking cane over Harris head.
The wound s g dangerous one.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-04-16
LETTER FROM LINCOLN COUNTY

Correspondence of the Progressive Farmer.
TRIANGLE, N. @.
I will try to give yousome little news
if it does not find it's way to the waste
basket.
J. P. Sossaman was with us on Satur-
day, night the 9th of the month, and
he made us a talk on the Alliance de-
mands, together with a sketch of the
National Alliance when in Raleigh. It
was good and, we hope, did good to all
who heard it.
We have two applications for our
next meeting. Catawba Alliance re-
ceived at it's last meeting. So you
see the signs are some better in this
neighborhood.
I would like for all the Subs to send
you a report giving the class of people
that is following the loudest at the
mortgage law, az they call it. In this
section they are merchants who take
mortgages on the farmers and have
them bound to them from one years
end to the next. Fl. 0. PROCTOR.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-04-16

We want one lady agent at every
post Office in the State, and only one.
Sc notice this list and if you find we
have an agent at your office don't write
us for a Premium List:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23
Tho Inr1lls Wore Shnrn.

The Impcrials cent the Barton Heights
Lambs uuior % the tune of u 90 at
Chestnut Hill yesterday evening The I'm
pesa's batt.d the Lambs pitcher out Of
the box anl but for the witness Of
their own pitcher would have consider
ably widenod the margin between the two
.cor s. Taylor Of toe lmperials played a
brilliant game in centre-iield. making a
beautiful double from centre Held home.
Batteries: Tor lmpcrais. NitEers and
Thorpe. for Lambs. frost and Leftw.ch.
struck out-By Wlthcrs. l2: by Frost. g.
Lauehton and Bowl So of the imperials,
leI 30 h.ttins.
After thc game. ,ir. Joseph FoIrqu-
re1n, Jr.. one OF the most popular players
of the Im:cfialr. entertained the tam mt
mis- beautiful home on the IT'D. A delicious
.epast was served, and most delightful
evening 50 IT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23

We have MONEY TO LEND NJ lowest
rates and charges on Richmond city
real estate
DENOON. TUPPER & co,
je 2S-it S2i Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23
A0sTA AND ORLEANS.
The Wedding to Take Place Tuc.-
da3-uaguiiiccut Jewels.

LONDON. June 2-.-Thc marriage Of the
Duke OF Aosta and th. Princess Helene.
of Orleans. w.lch will take place nevt
Tuesday. juno e-th. viii De- the most ell-
borate function ~ its kind that has oc-
CURED iu many ans. The guests VIII iu-
iclude about siAsy memb rs vi royal
houses among whom wll Doe The Prince
and Princess Of Walls. the Prince Of
Naples. the Prince Of Turin. th Due
d'Aumalo. the Prince De Joinyilc. the
Duke q Opouo. the Duke de- Pentaiv.er.
Prince Antonio and Princess Mlr~ar-t [.
OF Orleans. the lniauta Eulalie. of Spain,
the Duchess OF Montpeusler. and the
duchess OF Chart5er-
The jewels given hy the Dul,- " Aosta
20 his bride w.ll rival in magnd-
cence any royal pafure Among them is q
string of thirty large pearls. "a nec--
lace. comprising eley ID rows Of pearls.
claepeI with IL big emerald, 1gl Cd Gia-
mond necklace EN-Quecn Isabella, of
spain. sends diamond bracelet. a11 the
brides grdnJmoinor IA. Duchess OF
MOntpensicr. gives her two sprays OF
pearls and diamonds, with ara emerald
pendant the siu 4 the Prince and
Princess o. Wales is a saduceus m dia-
mords. pearls and ruli.s. The Queen II
Italy sends two gold bracelets. set with
stpqh.res and rubies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23
,,nrrinec Of SIR. !. u. Mcclure. Jr.

rlr. John =. Mcclure, Jr.. OF this city,
and Miss RitClic Morris Groves. daugh-
ter Of the late Captain Richard Morris
Groves. Of Linden, Orange county. were
married II the residence OF the brlde s.
uncle. Br. Lewis ;. Pcnileton, az FORK
fields" Louisa county. on Thursday last.
Tile ceremony was performed b. Rev.
Lan3On r. Mason, rector OF Grace church.
There were no attendants. Dut the cpun-
try home was quite tastefully deco
rated. and the wedding very pretty IN its
simplicity. After the marriage de-
lghtful luncheon was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcclure left on the eve
ming train for Berryviile. They viii spend
month travelling through the State
and Will spend the remainder OF the sum-
mer at the home of the bride. They will
return 20 Richmond in time FOR Mr.. Nc
CURE 10 resume his duties I'm his father g
(Alr John - MCGUIRE school, at the
opening Of the fgil session.
The bride Us quite a handsome and ac-
compliehed young woman. who has hosts
OF friends ana admirers throughout the
State
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23
Wheeun- mi Lake IRE oreierre1.......
BONDS
Alabama l...Al................... ......tl
RANK STATEllENT.

The weekly statement Of the Associated
Banks elbows the following changes Re.
serve. decrease. S.fliSJ0; loans, Increase.
$3.50 200, specie, decrease. {5siroy; Legal.
tenders. increase. E5eli01, deposits, in
crease. SGj,yy, circulation, decrease, So
o.
The banks now hold S6jlia50 IN excess
of the requirements OF the . per cent.
rule
The New York Financier says: ''rhe
loans of the Associated Banks show an
Unprecedented expansion the Increase
Tor the past week being in round num-
bcrs 10000. When IL Is recalled That
this represents a eain OF 81. iiLilQ since
April G,h last, less than ninety days IN
al. some idea MAY be formed rs 10
whether moaey is in m@nd or not IN
der ordinary circumstances such an enog-
nous tNpsni.on would have been follow
cd by "A sharp advance in money rates.
but The continued low o. currency from
the interior prevents any increase IN
ruling quarters
ION April 5th the deposits In the New
York banks were SOC 81 so. For the
week ending June 22d they had risen 90
ga. 5000. 10 increase OF almost No,"N,cV
This enormOus sGiA CLEARLY illustrates
y ~ the New York none market IL easy.
Tac greater part Of this money has come
frcm the inferior, some of w. OF course.
has been locked up by the bond syndicate
but why the New York banks are break
ing vii previous records 80 far ~ loans
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23
moulding influence OF such Christian gen
uemcn and scholars
/.


THE AESTHETIC SIDE.
THE aesthetic side OF mans nature Is
less susceptible. 70 direct than 10 Indirect
influences, and the necessary training
cannot be perfected iu the lecrrc-room
~ Is my purpose, with the assistance Of
faculty, trustees, and patrons of the col
i'ge, 10 devote much attention 20 the
social lifc OF our students Social ir-
stncts when perverted breed evl. when
developed prepare fog llfe We snail
hope not simply Go graduate intellectual
engines. powerful 90 execute their pur-
poses, but to train men VINO shan live
happy and useful lives
'ihe most impressive scene In Victor
Hugo's celebrated II rnaui is when Don
kuy Gomez dt silva l'ada King Carlos
before thc portraits of his ancestors. re-
counts their glorious history. and assures
tee imuro monarch that for their
saaes hc cannot lC,ray a trust committed
to Dds hands. ia Che presence OF this
a.stlnfu shcd company OF friends of the
college, SD the prCsDnc. % She porira Is
ct NAlaud AMI Jctcr ana other founders
and builders Of tEts noble seat o. Chris
liam learning, ! assure gou that / vN
never oCtray Oh scored interests this day
committed 20 my keeping but viii ever
cherish then, iu the fear of God ana Tor
HIS Story
Tic applause which followed President
R'atwrghts sp ech OF acceptance was
prolonged several seconds. and az ifs con-
D.ueou tire bcnedicuon was pronounced
hy Rev. Dr. Causch
The two ucw members OF the faculty.
Professors Hunter ana Carroll. were 80
attendance and were introduced % the
gentlemen present by Dr. Curry and
President HoatwriEht Both are quit
Young ANA OF scholarly attunmcuts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23

Cash corn was steady at yesterdays
prices, closing n0minally lc. lower.
oats moved downward with af Hucn
rar.llty rs wheat and corn There was
Quiet 'I0ng' stun sold out. and some
short lines createf The business during
the closng minutes was active. but pre-
v,ous 90 that time ~ quite ordinary cha-
racter July oats closed ! i-SUi 10 lower
thsn YESTERDAY. Cash oatg were IN poor
demand q decrease OF Lee. was reported
In the price.
Pr0vislous--Grain bal sympGthetlc
influence on provisions most ~ the se5-
sion The trade ras without notabie
feature shorts who sold during the
break OF Thursday covered some product
early. Importing f;ron-tn 10 prices. but
that demand WIS Withdrawn later, ard
wheat heading lower. caused provisions
20 decline The run OF hogs az the stock
yards Was light. and prices were steady.
July pork closed &c. lower. July lard and
July ribs unchanged.
The leading futures ranged ne follows:
Openiug. uienes- Lowest CioslnS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23

are concerned. while country Institutions
frd no use for current funds except TO
send them % New York. wnafc the" cen
earn a slight interest, ~ not 70 b. OK
planned easily.
IN turn Ia the tide would drain out -
the New York banks q great deal Of the
reserve now lying idle. and further re-
suit IN the calling IN OF short loans, but
there Is no indication that such an event
VIII occur soon. When 10 does come,
however granting that tn" volume Of
loans remains at anything Ike It's present
figure. the market H. bound o. gb up.
and while currency viii be abundant.
foreign money might enter the field OF
competition with home funds. Rat 5
abroad are oven lower then ON thig side
OF the water, and II would require only
the slightest variation 10 create such 4
condition OF affairs.
THE banks. despite the fact that de-
poslts during the week Increased $4,000.
lost more than they gained. the decrea q
OF S3g3.ooJ IN specie being due 20 belated
transfers from depository banks to The
Treasury. The weekly operations result
ed in = reduction OF Sl4N,ij0 in lhe re-
serve. the excess having fallen $500 90
IN three weeks
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23

10 set aside the verdict The Court refused
TO set the verdict aside.
Mrs Mattia Hord. who was cent to JAIL
recently, charged with "A rnisdemeanor
was released from custody by order OF
the court on petition OF Mr.. q. w.
Thomas. her counsel. on condition that
she leave the county at once.
Spcciai-Agent Taylor. ~ he Society Tor
The Prevention OF Cruelty 10 Animu'8,
swore out warrant before Justice VIM
cent. charging ". IS. Sydnor. win cue ly
beating and otherwise mniifea'ius 2
horse The case WAS set ;or examination
next Monday.
Sheriff Simon Solomon. Comm.sal0ner-
of-the-Revfnue Charles ". rnildrsy. ard
supervisor Henry ilechiC- qualified he
fore judge Wlctham. giyias tleir ie-
lurCd bonds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23
MONEY LOANED
CITY AUDiTORs OFFI ~
RICHMOND, VA, June 30, 1879. !
EIN NCIAL.
SlIJ,JOO.
NOTICE TO HOLDERS or 3 PER
CENT. BONDS OF TUE CITY
Ils RFffIINDNn

NOTICE TO HOLDERS or 3 PER
CENT. BONDS OF TUE CITY
or RICHMOND.
Take notice that under authority ~ .
resolution OF the Clty Council " hirn,
mond. approved june q. i,l.. tie cry
Auditor has been instructed hy the com.
mittee on Finance 20 give notice % al
holders OF PER CENT. BONDS issued
bv said city under resolution tppi DYED
November n. 1854, and also unl'r r,sg-
lutl0ns of said council approved AlaN lh,
June l0. and September ~. less, tl.t -
1l city VIII. on tnc lST DAY of JULY
fH1. redeem each and every ONE of rtf'
bonds cine right ~ redemption 90 ti'
part % tne city go amy tme aii't int rf-
piratiCn of ton years hoiuE gApi % 90
ha face ~ each uf said Dondl. 1nl ilAr
interest thereon snail cease from tte
Of July. 1895. aul Chat 40 sl.h BONDS
brought iu for redemption on $500 hit,t
the l-t dty ~ Juiy. 1875. wIl b, i,lDeM-
ell. hut thout interest after its,-.ne"'
toned date
hereby give such notice, and also fur
Their notice that / shall De prepared q
the FIRST day 0f July. lt.. % rrle..l. %
behalf of said cily eli bonds ipFf ai'
luded o.. which shall thcb 0r NJ srW trgt
be- presented Tor redemption ~ tts once
Of mo city Auditor. IN the City ItlI II
said city. EDW. j. " Aittlt.Nt
Ie 23-eoItJyl Auiilt 4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23
su,c,a. o, bradley johnson sebIey.

A shepherdstown special says: "Coi-
onel Towner Schley OF this place. re-
ceived a telegram from Milwaukee. WIS.,.
stating that Bradley Johnson Schley. q
lawyer. son OF Mr. Charles Scbisy.
had committed suicide. Bradley John
son Schley was n relative OK Gene
raj Bradley T. Johnson" The Schley
family are well known In Richmond. Seye-
raj members OF II visited General John
son when he resided here
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23
EARCIN TRADING EXPLAINED.

40 matter what s00rlet ou speculation
YOU may have read, send cor ours. a. ~
Margin Trading and explains an malkcs
expressions. Crop Iamlge reports nom
the wlnter-wheat States show q depl0ra-
bic state OF affairs. and Indicate only
about half "a crop OF IN inferior Quality.
bushel, ard advise purchasing ~ present
prices on or cents margin. Send for
our daily market letter. telling when and
ia what 10 invest. u Is Tree
ARHOGAST 2 co.
In ff- Suli 4li Trahers' Rllldlna. C.lcano.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23
Trr vE,TuyR ~ RlcHgo~D YESTERDAY
= = 'IT--1T |I"I IT""|s
state Of thgrinOu eter.
Mean temperature. .................s


VIZ OBJ ,'.. .s ,-,', s'.l,. mar
.'" INN ".1 "1 ''''''
ktt vas controlled 10y the professional
traders TO-DAY but II was not until near
d.. close tbat these or.rators were able
90 make any impress ION on prices. Al
tlis time. however. they ala succeed ia
hrr.k.r- cr-.r -r I'm 1870. ID ffrs. ana
,...t... . ~ e., fta. ma ar,
.''''.'. ''''" -I''l '-".i ~ -'''' '.-
lH sugar "as Que 10 hrdFF safes JOY
prominent r5om-lraIcr. as we'll a- 90 very
e.nr4tio-a1 r,,oors about foundations by
,,- ~, 90 .l.. -. ,.,.',.
.-"5 o'i-e'"' ia '"e
auI'"-.
Manhattan was sold Gown on talk 90
no,~ aa-ci-es. Netfl93litan Traction. on
&c.. ...t.- t.-f ,..s moro ,.tiv, am,
"' -.'' ~. ,.'..
raj -aIroaI speculation was somewha,
weaker ou London selling, the railroads
...I 80. 49,, f.r.l.,b c,bi,,,
L'4A- .''e' '5 ''7 ''.-'.'"
Crisis. -n- i'.7 in Ihe I""4'He '79"e7'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23
r,rr1,tnnr srncr MArrr,.,

BALTIMORE, June 22.-NirEaia So,
1904: DO. Century bonds. s2il az :. Raj
timOre and Ohio. G}QG}is; Northern Cen
tral. ~ asked Baltimore and Onto South
western is liu,: Consolidated Gas CO..;
do. bonds. 6s, ll7Nll1ie: DO, SIS. 10 asked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23
News from the County.

Mr.. W. H. Beycridge, counsel for j..
n. Hm the negro lawyer who was re-
Gently convicted IN the County Court
Of fraudulently obtaining money from a
client and givn one year IN the peniten-
Tertiary. yesterday submitted a motion
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23
SRHIAGli>.

IX-WHITLOCK. az the
residence OF the brides parents, No. o2l
North Third street. on Tuesday. June
.sth. ut p. NJ. by Rev. George G. Alb
gtt. HELEN ~ HlN 10 HOW ARD L..
WHITLOCk.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. at the
residence Of the BRIDE by Rev. }. b. Hut
en-. June 70. 1880 Mt W. -. KERNS and
,Irs. \ l.. LOCKWOOD.
SWEETMAN THOMSON Married.
n November p. Iss). az my Office, in. the
.iy II Chester, GEORGE THOMAS
,WEETAlAN and SALlIE T. y. THOMP-
7ON. both Of Wilmington. Del.
tSigneD j. NJ. ALLEN,
Alderman.
State Of Pennsylvania,
County OK Delaware-s.s.:
/ hereby certify TIA: the above IL
rue and correct copy from my docket
made by ne while Alderman OF the Mid
lie Ward u the city OF Chester, and state
lforesa.d reatins 20 the above marriage.
Witness ray hand and seal this 10Th day
October. \. ID. ISL
,SlgneD j. II. ALLEN.
Notary Public.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23

PIANo-TUNERs, POLISHERs, ETC.
1912 ESTABLISHED Cx IA
GxE

Independent from plano dealers IN city
OF Richmond. Va. a. 4 PERFECr
PIANO-TUNER. {. "A. WEGNER. for
merry piano-manutaciure Only written
street (basemenD. References: Colonel
William r.. Tanner. Colonel &. oB. CO.
wardin. Professor Jacob Relnhordt, etc,
etc, etc. ap 7-Su3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23

LONDON. June liar silver. soHd.
Z. M.-Par.s advicos quote 3 per cent.
rentes at lo2 francs, ~ centimes, Tor the
account.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23
Jap 7->uWtw)SF
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSI-
NESS CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices of Money, bonds, stocks,
Grain, Tohncco, Cotton, &C., ana
IN Addition Thereto the Weather
Indications.

= WASHINGTON. D. C., juno n
RAIN Forecast for Virginia: Showers
| on the coast: fair weather in the
interior: eaeterly. shifting 70 west
orlv winds.
For North Carolina: Fair weather, ex-
copt showers On the coast; warmer. West
orly winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23

In Memory OF the Late Mrs. Clay
Uiliis Morris, OF Manchester, Va.

\ lovely spirit ,roEi Garth has nei.
And gone 10 the realm en- high,
Where the Father Of Life 10 us has said
We snail go by-and-by.
sreu Crieve not. souls LETT behind,
For she Is now at rest
Iut ever keep her In your mind.
As one among this best.
ONE WHO KNEW HERB. y. T.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23
Personal.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
Mr.. Carroll IL no longer connected with
Fox's Parcel Delivery, and has no au-
thorlty TO collect parcels for delivery iu
It's name. LEWIS A. FOX, Proprietor.
Richmond, Va. juno I'D. - SIZE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23
DR. MoRAE'S PAINLESS AND
IL HARMLESS INTERNAL cURE FOR
ORGANIC STRUCTURE,
GRAVEL on srnNe

Univ Cd Vft oIUNh.
Call at the drugstore VI A. X. Robins.
900 east Marshall street. Richmond. Va,
agent for Virginia. tot this wondeefui
remedy. Read testimonials and give is
a trial After a trial OF eighteen months
In the States OF North Carolina. South
Carolina, Georgia, and Florida. II Las
fully demonstrated that II will cure from
absolutely harmless. Only two doses
every twspty-fouY hours II 10 SO gentle
in It's action the patient hardly kn3se
vitality, and when Il cures leave The
system In a. healthy sonditssn as nature
made Il. q. X. RYAN.
South Carolina Gsasral Agent
NH N-SU&W3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23
DEATHS.

VALENTINE Died. June -, 1895, at
ne residence OF his parents, ITO south
rhird street. HENRY LEE. Jr.. infant son
I Henry Lee and Kate BraNtoa Nalen-
me
Funeral services at the grave SUNDAY.
idne g,rd. 1t o'clock A. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23

culcAGn r1vF-eTncK MARKET.

UNION sTOCK-YARDs. ILL, june %.
Cattle-Reccipts. l0.0O head. market
steady: common to extra steers, SNOWY,
st0Ckers and feeders. S25Oq Stlo. COWS
ana bulls. N.500Si: Texans, SZ23q>3lN
Hogs-RecCipts. 5000 head: market firm;
heavy packing ard shipping lots -"
81 s1. common to choice mixed. A13ntL ~.
choice assorted. f4510 $3.50; light, $1,000
$40: pigs. sHSf35.
sheep Recelpjs. 300 head; market
weak: inferior 20 choice. N59Gf, lambs
e -0rfx- n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

orr OF RICHMOND, JUNE q. 1870
ARRIVED.
Steamer Pocah0nt2s. Graves. Norfolk.
r-rchandise ard passengers. irwin Welsi-
q T. superintendent
schooner Charles r. Wolston. Kenebcc
zee: Richmond Ice Company.
schooner j. i. Hamilton. New York;
salt. II. =. WILLIAMS Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-23

CINCINNATI June 22-Fiour-Quiet;
winter patents. HeoGSlio. fancy, HQ u;
family. $3.50. spring patents. 81 Z2W
S00. IN J.. So -0aSll0. family, Sj.Sl0 $50.
Wha3j demand small; No. ,. 'oGisc.
on track.
corn Market quiet and easy; No. 2yel-
Tow. track. 4Sc.
Oats-Quiet. demand good: No. mix
81. 32N32hc. on track. -..
POrk-Actva but steady: mess Sl2.jii3,
clear mess, si3; family. 3d.
Lard Steady and in fair demand, steam
leaf. s.: Kettle. s.. prime steam. $3.50
Bacon-Looee shoulders, $50 loose
short-rlb sides. s6G2lq: loose short-clear
sides. GSisN$1. boxed meats worth 25c.
more.
Dry-Saited Nc1t7-Quiet; Loose shorts.
meats. l5c. more.
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