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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-01
CEABOARD AIRLINE.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SUNDAY. DE.
CEMbER -. 1884
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-01
SOUTHERN RAIL WAY
(PIEDMoNT AIR-LINE).
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
IN EFFECT APRIL q, 1875.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, VA.

1905 A. NJ, SOUTHERN EXPRESS. daily
for Danville. Greensboro.
Winston-Salem. Sleepers Rich.
mond, Va, 10 Danviils anc
Greensboro. Connects az Dan
ton and Sout hwestern
Nes,ibued Limited tNo. 80.
carrying sleepers Danyille TO
Ashsvill- and Hot Springs. At
lanta, Birmingham, Memphis
New Orleans and JacksonVii!e;
also. iirst-class day coach be
tween Washington and jack
sOnville. Connections made
at Memphis and New
Orleans for all points In IeNas
and California. Sleeper open
for passengers at $50 Z. NJ.
l2:55 +. NJ, FAST MAIL, daily. for AZ
lanta and points Sontn,
Connects at Moseley with
Farmvile and Powhatan rail-
road: ar Keysvlle for Clarks ,
Vile, oxford Henderson, anu
Durham, and az Greensboro,
for Durham. Raleigh. ana
Winston-Salem. Carries sleep
ers New York to Atlanta ana
Montgomery, and from New
York 10 jacksonville. Parlor-
Car Atlanta TO Birmingham.
Goo z. NJ. LOCAL. daily, except SUNDAY,
for Amelia Courthouse and
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DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
~ An pnrOMtC RAILROAD.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL -.
1855.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-07

lie Has Never Been In Favor of Free Coin
aeeat ANY Ratio.

LITTLE ROCK. ARK. May 6.-lion
A. II. SEWER. Of Tcxarkana. has receiv-
ed q letter from Secretary j. O.. Carlisle,
which clearly explains certain passages in
the speech made by Mr. Carlisle in the
Forty-nfth Congress in support ~ senate
amendments TO the Bland-Allson Dill
The letter is as follows.
WASHINGTON, ID. g., April %, 1870.
"To Alr. A. II. Sewer. TcXarkana. ARK,
Dear Sir-Your letter Of the 18th I'M
slant is just received The speech which
YOU refer 20 was never printed in PAM
phlet form. but only I'm the Congression-
al Record u was made I'm support OF
the Senate amendments 10 the Bland
Allison bin. I'm regard 20 the amend
ment which struck out the free silver
section OF the original bin. and inserted
a provision for the purchase and coin
age Of not less than 100000 worth nor
more than si.D0e0 worth Of silver hul-
lion each month, 1 said
Now Sir. while this amendment is OBJ
ioctionable 20 me in some respects, ] ann
constrained 10 say that DO is not so on
account Of its population OF the free
coinage provision OF the original bill,
and / will state as briefly as possible rho
reasons which compel me 20 take this
view OF the subject
81 then procceifl TO EiFF iiiF NtTi'iN
OF our coinage laws. and showed that
whenever either Of the metals was under
valued at the mlnts. IL was driven out
of the country and that the metal
which was overvalued in the coinage
laws always remained in circulation. and
/ said.
"'I am in favor OF every practicable
and constitutional measure that Will aid
us I'm deyising just and permanent ratio
of value between the two metals that
they may circulate side by side and not
alternately drive each other Into exile
from one country 10 another
81 have never made speech or writ
ton a letter in favor OF the free coinage
Of silver al the ratio Of l6 20 !. or. in
fact, az any other ratio. and the quota
ton which is SO often made from the
speech from which reference was made
was denunciatiOn Of "a policy which
would destroy boy legislation or other
wise from three-seyenths 90 Onc-half OF
the metallic money Of the world and is
shown by the speech itself At that time
the silver dollar had been dropped on-
tirely from our coinage and was by law
a legal tender only 20 the amount Of s..
The act Of ISIS corrected this. and since
tlen We have coined $40 10000 run legal
tender silver dollars. Silver is not doc
monetiZcd IN this country as IL ia On
England, Germany and other countries
but IS. as YOU know, I'm constant use
among the people as fun legal tender
money.
Very truly yours.
j. o. CARLISLE"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-07
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING Quotations or
MONEY.
Offerings and Sales ut the Richmond To-
bacco FxchanEe-Intsrnnl Revenue
Collections Foreign Advi,eA

NEW YORK May g. Speculation q the
STOCK ENcranFc Was characterized by
strength almost throughout the entire
day The only weak spots 90 the market
were tho anthracite coalers and Chicago
Gas inc Urs- named ruled strong unul
late ln the session. when Reading ran on
from lt. 90 lc't. Jersey Central from
Hft. fo "l's. Delaware and hudson from
l-.tl, f0 80 ANA lackawanua from lUn-
10 IfN IAcNawauua subsequently re-
covered fo lvl. Reading weakness was
due fa reports Chat Tho Earle-Olcott CON
trrfuf Dad parted with ifs stock. The
OLD rlmor Thar tho big New York COM
yanlfs wore seeking the control of Read
irE faNri to cheek tho declining icn-
we'll until The lasf hour. when The price
broke a point io U.s. Western firms were
prominent buyers OF the stock during tho
carly trading. tho veto OF tho frontage
bill NOT having materallzed. The gen
cral market rnicl strong, and The lead
Ing ISSUES. except those IN9t referred 70,
were au in demand London BOUGHT lib-
orally of iis favoritcs. and dealers re-
port steady absorption OF bonds lot
European account 10 is announced mat
Barring Brothers have purchased >lN,tnn
Minneapolis Great Western D per cents
from the Great Northern Railway Com
pany The shipments 90 securities 10
Europe ihis w,'k, according 10 ii
indications. wifi ho very heavy. The
sfcrinE exchange market is iffilN- iNe
influence pf The heavy drawings against
these purchases. and to-day tho mar
kct was positively weak. and posted rates
were reduced y Zoo 4e~niSfi2 an anni-
ton 90 The Wenkncsscs or me sl'Illnf
exchanges. the market for STOCKS was
benefited hy The copious rains in inc
spring wheat roriOn. This lcd To gool
buying of the Changers. ana lh'9f ISSUES
scored material gains. u IS undeisl'oI
that fhc earnings OF me 1iaus'f- are
improving ana That tho April statements
an Doc far better than generally expected,
In tho luluetrials sugar was INC spccia!
al
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-07
mANrs 1o no nAcK ro LIE corNcI1. = =.
II II SMALLPOX?
A Suspicion, EruPtive Di'ease at staunton.
The Morgan Cas-.

he Morgan Gus.
sTAt-NTON. VA. May special-An
eruptiye disease. about which the best
doctors disagree. has prevailed here for
ten days past. The Board of Health
has reported some cases as smallpox.
but other doctors are as positive FOO their
opinion that 20 uot smallpox. but
bad form of chickeu-poX. There has been
some excitement in town today, but the
authorities have matters Wei in hand.
and afe using positive and timely pre-
cautions one negro man from the in-
fected district died last night. and was
buried at once. lie had pneumonia and
bronchitis The physicians N the town
hive been busy an day vaccinatng. and
the druggists have had a good sale OF
disinfectants.
On fhc case of John Morgan. on trial ID
the County Court for attempted criminal
assault the jury failed 20 report yer-
gf.t and have been locked mp until lo
O'Clock tomorrow. The jury stands u
for twelve years in the penitentary and
I for eighteen years.
David Strasburg who died I'm Baltimore
Yesterday is am old newspaper man. ana
was for many years connected with me
st4unton Spectator. A. the time Of his
death ho was on the Baltimore News
Ha was one Of the original number which
orrarized the st0newall Band. and served
throughout the war as a member OF the
band. mi
-stonovaU Band and West Augusta
Guards VIII act as escorts. followed by
.ho sfonowaH Jackson Camp az Confed-
crate Veterans.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-07
AUroKr ARnrs1ED ~ oRANGK.
The Altered Washington Brakeman
nnnrht In GnrhnnsNile.

Tho Altered Washington Craek'man
Caught in Gordonsvii'e.
ORANGE. Va, May -Special.-Chas.
Aufort said TO be one Of the Washing
ton gang who cracked the safe Of the
Alexandria and Washington Ferry Com
many. was arrested in Gordonsville this
morning az o'clock. Just after boarding
the train for Richmond. Sheriff Ricketts,
and partv had been close on his heels all
nfehf. and after watching several trains
going out OF Gordonsviile, described the
man 20 g. and %. Ticket Agent John
Willis with instructions 20 look out
for him. They then left for Orange.
-borffv after he left. a man answering
mo description. bought ticket for Rich
rond Willis wired Ricketts, for insiruc-
tons and was told 20 have MN al All
hazards.
Aufort could not De found a the de
nat hut Willis got on board the train.
ard Ga a few moments Aufort boarded
tho Grain while moving lie was point
ga one bv vs. ills 20 Baggage- Master lylei,
~ the chesapaake and Ohio railway, ami
Sergeant Bailey. and the tnree "aiN'u ,il
p. oar where AufOrf had comfortably
squared himself Tyler saunterd along
unf1 DE reached his man. and suddenly
nut his pistol under his nose. and canei
ouf Glands up" which was immedla'eN
comnlied with. The prisoner was brought
IN Orange 20 Jail. and this afternoon Of
ecers from Washington came after MN
Aufort was in the neighhorhooa OF
Madison Run 10 see his WIFE VINO Is
native OF this county
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CRITTENDEN Died. in Honrco coun-
IS. az the residence of her husband Mr..
James b. Crittenden. of scirrhosis ~ the
liver. ar @ clock May 81. Mrs MARY
W. CRl1TENDEN in the siXty-frst gear
of her age.
WAKEFIELD Died. at the residence
of his parents. Eighth ana stockton
streets. Manchester. May oth, at 2-1h A.
NJ. CHARLES ~. infant son OF John 5.
and Mary S. Wakefield.
The funeral VIII take place from The
Fifth-Street Methodist church TODAY
Uuosdayl. May 1th. at . O'Clock T.. ~.
Friends and acquaintance invited % at
tend.
Norfolk. Petersburg and Worcester
OassJ papers please copy
BOYER Died. at Gotham Va. very
suddenly. April d. l>9i az $3.50 =. VI.
EDITH. eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry H. Boyer aged six years. eight
months and sis days.
WASHINGTON. Died az bis home.
1nn Cabcll street. HENRY WASHING
TON. after "a brief illness.
Funeral from the Second baptist
church Rvri street. WEDNESDAY AT
TERNOON az 8 o'clock
He leaves Wis. mother. five sisters
and one brother.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-07
SALEOF DINWIDDIELANDS
WESTERN FARMERS EXAMINING
FARMS IN THAT SECTION.
Annual Meeting of stockholders-Mr. New
comb Wants to Regain His S'ai In the
Petersburg Council. 1t is said.

PETERSBURG, VA. May especial
A. f.. Hin Camp. Confederate Veterans.
Of Petersburg. will in all probability. at
tend the unwilling OF the soldiers monu-
ment at Raleigh, y. c.. on the 9th in
slant.
some thirty or more land buyers from
ohio and Michigan have been brought
here by Mr. John Moores, travelling pas
souger agent Ohio Central Lines. and
Mr. A. +. Stewart, Of Dinwiddie county.
These parties are prospecting with view
IL investing In lands In The counties con-
t-guous TO Petersburg. Mr. George W.
Yates one OF these land buyers, mas
purchased the Reynolds farm, IN DIN
widdie county, containing l3l acres. The
price paid was SZ,91.
The annual meeting II the stockholders
OF the Ettrick Cotton Manufacturing
CCmpany was held today CT the o.hc-
OF the company. IN this city. The FOL
loving gentlemen were elected board
Of directors: George II. Byrd Of New
YORK. W. BrydOn remnant OF klg nmonl,
John ". Bradbury. Dr. James ". Clal-
borne and Alexander Hamilton OF Peters
burg The new board subsequently mot
and elected Mr.. ". Brydon Tenant pres
ideut OF the company Inc mills OF this
cCmpany are I'm Ettrick, Chesterfield
county. "A short distance from PetersDHrg
ard they give employment 20 about Two
hundred and fifty men. women and chill
dren.
WANTS TO 90 BACK TO THE COUNCIL. -.
II Is rumoredt that Mr. j. NJ. New
comb will make applications TO the Com
mon Council for MS seat ~ tnal bony
some time after Mr.. Neweoinb' sudden
disarnearance from the city, and when
n VAS thought he was dead, Captain VIII
liam : McS'ance was elected 20 the va
cant seat.
The Police Commissioners this m 1rnihg
s,,enonded Police Ohesr Webb for live
davs. Tho charge against the officer was
that of absenting himself from his boat
learn that an ordinance IS shortly 10
be offered in the Common council pro-
,-ijlug for tho DOstius Of names Of tne
different streets in the city I'm Some con-
snicuous place. so that they may be
readily distinguished.
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TALTIMOEI. May U-|FI0ur INN. NoST-
ern super. S2.3jn2.h. DO. extra. S2.a3g3.
do family Sb15a3.4o, winter wheat
patent X8GN3N5. spring 10. do. @3>oaf
DO. DO. straight. S}.6op}N
Wheat quiet and easy 40. red. spot
and MAY. GNa0Si4c; june, Csc. asked,
july. GGi ,a0Gi.c.. August. 6Gf,c. asked;
steamer No , red, Gia@itc.. southern
COY sample, 10a1lci do. on grade V'4
zoe
corn easy; mixed spot 5lQJi4c.; May
5t0JliSc. July. 5figc asked; August. zoe.
old. steamer mixed. 5Su&'4c southern
\, hite ~ &c io yellow, jji2u5ic.
oats nrm: No white. western, 1851;
No. . mixed Go 53i2udfc. 80.
RYE quiet; No. =. &c. stock. o.O3l;
Hay steady and firm; good 10 choice
timothy, SlSHli
G ain freights duh: steam 10 Liverpool.
per brshel. iS.n2d.; Cork FOR orders, per
quarter. Is. lOi3d for May.
pravLsions and hnttsr "nenan9ea-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-07

WARRINGTON. u. g.. May G-The
cruiser Marblehead Joined the flagship
san Francisco al Naples this morning az
ter a tWo-Weeks cruise along the eastern
crd Of the Mediterranean. under orders
from Washington 10 visit syrian pores
and notify the local authorities that the
American missionaries would Do fOrcihly
protected In case Of any uprising This
action was due 70 reports received By
The state Department expressing fears -
similar occurrences 10 those i'm Armenia
The visit Of the two American vessels. IN
the opinion OF the consular officers and
missionaries. has had a most salutary
effect. not only resulting IN the dissipa-
tion Of an plots against Christians. but
makif z an impression that. IL IS thought,
will last ter some time.
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died this morning. after a lingering III
ness. She was a Miss Warner. and proml-
nently connected.
owing 10 the reported existence OF
twenty-five cases Of smallpox In the CITY
or Stanton and vicinity. the board or
health OF Lexington late this evening
established quarantine against that CITY,
and the railroad authorities have been
so notified. and instructed 10 take no
passengers At stanton for this point.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-07
MS sINGULAR sUICIDE.
,,t. Gsrrison Kiled Himself with a
Uome- VI sde Bomb.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, May g.
scecial-The body Of Lewis Garrison
vas found yesterday IN the woods near
the University 81 Virginia. The autopsy
disclosed the fact that the man met
death at his own hands. and In a singu-
lar manner by inserting In his body
niece Of gas pipe. hlled with powder ana
sngs. This charge exploded with
match The lower part or his body was
terribly mutilated.
From all appearances the man had beeh
dead since Saturday night lie was per-
fectly nude. The coroners verdict was IN
accordance with the above facts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-07

UNION STOCK YARDS ILL. May 6
CattleRcceipts. 300 head. market strong
and loc. higher. common 20 extra Steers
StrGy5. stockors and feeders. S2.Gyn4. -.
COWS ana bulls. Sl7VdL15; Texans, S2.@''d
AS
roc--Reccipis. 21.cOD head; market
weak and &C. lower. heavy packing ana
qhfuuing lots StrdfIi.s 50. common 20
choice mixed. 81 pF1I.i5. choice assorted,
-. GOa41 light s43jd41O; pigs. &iDpG
4.ji.
sheep Receipts. 1000 head. market
strong and lOG Ice. higher. inferior 10
choice, xi.JO44CD. lambs. S30J.DL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-07
sHAvrR's ARREST.
Two vorkmen at Roanoke Fall sixty Feet.
Ono Eadlx Inimreh

ROANOKE, VA, May Special
While repairing the smoke-stack az the
Grocer furnace this morning. Allen car
ner and Thomas Fralin. white laborers,
fell a distance Of sixty feet. because OF
the breaking of the scan0ld. Garner
was badly bruised and injured internally.
Fralln escaped unhurt.
Great anxiety is manifested here as 20
the outcome of the strike IN the coal
folds of the southwest, and the latest
news from the scene Of the trouble IS
eagerly sought for.
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! o SHANFB INDICTED.
Arrne Bin Found As.'a.t the Slayer Of J

DANvnLE. VA. May 6-special-A
s,ec,al grand jury in the Hastings Court
today brought I'm true bill OF indict-
...,, so,inst Louis o. Shaner. who slew
~ Wallace on the 18th OF April. The
trial was set for the second Monday IN
rho second trial Of Jacob z. Modiin
sor the murder Of his wife. In Neapolis'
,,, ho,in next Monday. II will be
,mnossible TO obtain jury here
J. Lewis & Company grocers or Ne
anolis. made an assignment ms di'eI-
noon. Liabilities. A'"~'' assets the S'o0N
OF goods on hand.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-07
DR GRAHAM P1kdLfZED.
INDIAN Attack Of the Old Surgeon of the

V. VI He IL BETTER Now.
LEXINGTON. VA, May Especial
DR.. John A. Graham, surgeon 10 the
corps Of cadets at the Virginia Military
Institute since the close OF the war, and
one or the best known physicians and
surgeons in Virginia, suffered a stroke OF
paralysis this morning. ana at one time
IL was feared his condition was critical.
He is better and his physicians hope for
a speedy recovery.
Or. Graham went 10 the Virginia Mill
tary Institute early this morning, as was
his custom, and performed his profession
al duties. While seated in a chair In his
Office he was paralyzed on one side.
Mrs. Jane A. Pettigrew, widow OF the
late J. u. Pettigrew. aged seyenty-two.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-07
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
RICHMOND. VA. May Il, 1893.

Roceipts-Cattle. 20 head. sheep and
lambs 2UD head. hogs, 800 head
Sales-Cattlc. 80 head sneep anu
lambs 2Op head. hogs, 800 head.
Prices. Cattle Best. &c. 20 DC. gross
medium 10 good. &c. 20 4aac. gross, com
mon 10 fair 2isc. TO BIC. gross; bui.s'
2l3c. 10 3itc. gross. sheep, NC 10 fi2c'
gross: lambs Jc. 10 &c. gross, hogs, &c.
10 6i5c. net.
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Wheat. 57G bushels: corn. white,

Sales Wheat. BIC bushels; corn. white.
IA bushels.
Quotations: Wheat Longberry. roc TO
dc, mixed. Glc. 10 73c. shortberry, Sc.
10 &c. SO. red 72i1c. 20 nc.
torn-Whitc virginia.. Jic 10 Jii5c..
No . mixed. 52i3c 10 .Ic.
Oats-.>o. . mixed, Sac. to 3ii1c.; No.
mixed. SIC 10 33i3c.
Rye &C 10 Ggc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-07

WILMINGTON. y. g., May G.-Rosin
steacy, strained. - Il; good strained
xl.2n.
Tar steady at Sl.lu.
Crude turpenfine quiet, hard, Stu SOFT
81 50. virgin, $2.2j.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-07

Texas porterhouse steaks cost more IN
Chicago. New York ard Boston than
they do in London. Paris and Berlin.
Chicago Inter-Ocean.
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PORT or WEST POINT. MAY e.. 1875.
ARRIVED.
Steamship lanNille Murphy Baltimore,
passengers ami general cargo.
Steamship Essex. Taylor. Baltimore,
passengers ana general cargo.
Steamship city of columbia, Jenncy,
New ork. passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Danyillo. Murphy, Baltimore,
p1ssoueers and general cargo.
Steamship Essex. TAYLOR. Boston via
Newport News and Norfolk. passengers
ana general cargo.
steamship CITY of columbia. Jenney,
New York via Newport News ANA NOl-
folk. passengers and general cargo.
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Jnne Go. July, $50; August 6G5: sep
tcmbcr GCs; October, GU. November,
6.f6. December. GS2, January. O.S1. Feb
ruary G'2. March. G.g7.
Cotton quiet. middlmg Gulf. Z l-lG. mid
ding 81 3-i6, net receipts, ~ bales;
gross. $50 bales, exports 10 Croft
Britain, '.3l6 bales. Continent. 800
bales. forwarded $50 bales. sales & SCI
bales spinncrs, 81 bales stock (actuaD,
-. iGD bales.
Total To-day. Net receipts S.SC3 bales:
exports 20 Great Britain. J,sDf bales,
Continent. o. 900 bales. STOCK, rGT bales.
Total 50 far this week Net receipts,
l54lt bales. exports 10 Great Britain. H.
AL bales continent, q. tn' bales.
NEW ORLEANS May CottOn-Fu-
lures quiet and steady, sales, 1000 bales;
May. go. June. GZ3. July. G32. August,
$50. September. $50. October. Gal, No
vcmbcr. 60, December, G4s; January,
LIVERPOOL. May -Noon.-Cotton-
Demand fair. prices favor buyers. Amcrl-
cam middhng, 3 1872 sales, io~p bales;
American. N1nO bal speculation and
export $40 bales. receipts. 81 900 balos,
American, 2O. goo. Futures opened easier;
demand moderate. American midiling
low middlng May ana June. 5 d2-Gt,
June and July. . 1854. July and august,
o. 1i-Gf; August ami September. W-64n
3J-Gf. October and November, 3 3S-64,
November and December. . 1861. Docen-
Ter and January. 40-Gl Futures quiet
bat steady. 40 the lcrline Tenders. 800
bales new dockcts.
~. American middling. fair, 5-32;
good mildlng . Ei-5Z. low mlddHns'
8k. May. 32-Gf03 33-Gi. sellers May
june g 32-GfQ3 1861; June-July, .~i-e4
buyer. July-August. 3 3i-6i03 Jj-Gi. sell
CO.,. August September. 3 3j-64Q3 36-64.
Septomber-Oafobcr,3 36-GiH3 31-Gi, Octo-
hcr-Novcmber 3 3l-Giff5 3N-Gl, buyer, No-
veneer December S 3S-Ginj #-GH, dee
cembcr-January, 3 M-6td 3n-6t; January,
8 3O-6in3 il-Gi. February March, . 12-'i.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, VA May q. 1870.
rer,ngs-Wheat. 576 bushels. corn,
211 bushels: oats. 1890 bushels.
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rnpAccn rXcHANcE-

RICHMOND. VA. May g. 1875.
Private sales reported 20 the secretary
Of the Richn ond Tobacco Trade to-day :.
Wrappers hOgsheads nllers, j.
smokers. ~ Total. - hOgshfals.
The tobacco Inspector reports to-day :.
Inspections Bright, - hogsheads- Rem
specuous- Bright - hogsheads ana
t.ercc.
Davcnports Planters, Shockoc ALE
ghany and Old Dominion tobacco ware
houses report to-day. Receipts. l6j pack
ages. deliveries. ~ packages.
United States internal revenue collcr-
lions for the city Of Richmond. Va. to-
day. Cigars and cigarettes, slSl..i', plug
t0baccos. -, iJS.J6. Total. S2,.tY3l.
Mr. George a. Haynes viii offer ~ auc-
tiou ON thange tomorrow tIuesday).
May e. $3.50. ABOUT seventy packages OF
suu-curcd tObacCOs. 90 which sale the
attention Of tobacco manufacturers and
leaf dealers is respectfully called.
Tho Petersburg Record of saturday,
May {. 800, says
During the month Of April There was
exported from this city az - pounds of
manufactured tobacco. representing tax
of $40 1U9.3g Petersburg atll maintains
its reputation as the greatest export to-
baccO port in the United States.
The following viii show the movement
of tobacco during the past week at the
various warehouses.