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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-22
HAHyEMANN MEDICAL SOCIETY.
Their Annual Meeting Held In Nor
foil. and Officers Elected.

The Hahnemann Medical Society, OF the
Old Dominion held its third annual ses-
sion I'm Norfolk Wednesday night, and
quite a number OF homeopathic doctors
throughout the State gathered at the At
lantic Hotel 20 attend the meetings OF
the body. DR.. +. y. Webster, Of Nor
folk. the president Of the body, presided
over its deliberations.
A subscription amounting TO so was
raised for the Hahnemann monument
fund. 1t IS proposed to erect a shaft in
Washington TO the memory of DIR. Hah-
nemann, who was the founder Of homo
eopathy. Interesting papers on various
medical subjects were read by Drs. George
F.. Bagby. Of this city, and d. y. Jack
son. y. Ii. Riddick, and 81. Il. Allan, OF
Norfolk.
The following officers were elected:
President, Dr. George a. Taber, OF this
city; First Vice President, Dr. y. H..
Riddck. of Norfolk: Second Vice-PresI-
dent. Or. r. s. Perkins, of Norfolk
Third Vice-Presidsnt, DR.. ". p. Mon
cure. OF Fairfax Courthouse; Secretary,
DR. George +. Bagby. OF this city;
Treasurer, DR.. y. Jackson. OF Nor
folk.
The session ended with banquet We'd
nesday evening. The next meeting win
be held in this city some time in Octo-
her
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-22
THE OLD NORTH STATE.
A budget Of News and Gossip from
the CAPITAL.

RALEIGH, n. c., May 2l.-(SDeciaL)-
A leading Populist says: IF the Demo
Gratis will let us name the candidate for
Governor and will stand by him we can
sweep this State. 1t is the only chance or
beating the Republicans. The Democrats
may as well look the matter squarely in
the face"
Fine rains here yesterday afternoon and
last night. The pressure OF the drought
is largely relieved.
Superintendent LeaZar, OF the peniten-
tiary says the hot weather and drought
have really not hurt the cotton and corn
crops. Grasses and oats have suffered
most. Grasses are a failure in some sec
tons.
The state crop report will show that
there is 1G per cent. increase over the
average In cotton acreage: that of corn
the crop is only 90 per cent. Of an acre
age; that wheats condition IS % as com
pared with average years, and that OF
oats only s.. The progress of farm work
is 4 per cent. above the average
1t NAV be that one or two regiments OF
the state Guard will encamp at Wright
VILE this year.
The campaign in the Ninth congress
sional district has already begun. The
general belief Is that this will be an eX-
tremely hot political year.
The sunday school OF the Baptist Taber-
nacle here will take at least 1000 pupils
TO Norfolk on its annual excursion.
Eight deaths by lightning are reported
in the State In the past six days.
1t is officially learned that the Populists
In the Eighth district viii nominate Il. L.
Potter for Congress.
r. A. Cobb, Of Burke county. was one
Of the Populist boilers here last week
who conferred with the Republicans re-
gardng fusion. His party In Burke re-
pudiates him and what he has done. II
is denied that he had any authority what
ever to speak for Populsts or to deal
with Republicans save as individual only.
The delegate from Cherokee county TO
last weeks Republican State Convention
never got here. ID. l.. Russell says he
was stopped at Asheville and taken as a
Juror in a case in the Federal Court.
Cherokee was a Russell county.
Or. Il. NJ. Norment. Of Robson county
writes that he emphatcally denies at
tempting to bride another delegate from
that county in the Republican State Con-
vention, or, in fact. that he tried TO
bribe any one. The delegate declares TO
the contrary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-22

WARM SPRINGS. VA, May 21.-(Spe-
cialD-The numerous resorts through the
county are making preparations for the
usual concOurse Of visitors.
MIR. George r. NJ Gibson, Of Baltimore
registered Sunday at the Warm Springs.
having come down to look after the Glib
son Cottage"
Mrs. ". r. Abel and son, OF Baltimore,
arrived at the Warm yesterday.
The Bath Camp OF Confederate Nete-
rams have as yet taken no steps TO visit
Richmond at the grand reunion as a
body. though many of the old soldiers
are making arrangements to 80 individu-
ally
Mrs. Ryan. Of Staunton, is visiting her
brother. II. G.. Francisco Of TINS place
Miss Jennie McDannald left this week
for a weeks visit in Covington, by.
The Board Of Supervisors at their last
meeting gave orders for the puphcauoh
of the notice that the hog law would be
nut into effect. The hogs and anti-hogs
are bitter. -,.... 20
Mrs. Frazier. wife Of the proprietor OF
the Rockbridge Alum Springs Is Visiuhs
her father. Judge J. W. warwick.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-22

curtail service 10 begin at Mitchiner.
emitting Lotha. decreasing distance five
milcS.
ARRIVALS
Among the hotel arrivals In the city to-
dav were the following
St. James-James Crammer. Virginia:
&. W. J.. Turner, Virginia.
St James-D. y. Walker. w. G. Arm
itage Richmond. Va.
Howard House,. a. Stuart. Virginia;
J. $. Wilson. Richmond; j, *. smith,
virginia; W. "a. Phefcr. Monroe. y. G.:
G.. G. Van Zandt and wife. Winston. ~.
C.: W haskell. Virginia.
The Ralelgb-C. 4. Grant, Virginia. a.
s. Roeene. Virginia. W. +. Hertzog,
Richmond. Va; j. Il. Johnson. CulDe?er,
Va.
Hotel Johnson: r. s. Walker and wife.
Virginia; r. spencer Virginia.
National-M G. Patterson. Richmond;
K. NJ. Chandler and G. +. Heard, Nor
folk. Va.
Metropolitan-J. G. williams. Virginia;
G. ChlldreTs, ChristIansburg, Va.
Willards-G. r. Wylapd Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-22
D.o, Dumb and Blind Institution.

sTAITNTON. VA, May M.-laptclaIJ-
The Executive Committee Of the Deaf
Dumb. and Blind Institution met here
TODAY. Senator j. n. Stubs being the
only absent member. Only routine Dusi-
ness. such as auditing the accounts etc,
was transacted. 1t has been determined
70 hold a special meeting Of the Board oil
Visitors June 5th preliminary to the reeu-
lar meeting of June 9th. Applications FOR
oU gorts of positions on the institution
staff are stnl pouring in and at me
June 5th meeting these applications VIII
be taken in hand to expedite the laDors Oh
Juue 9th. when the election OF officers VIII
take place
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-22
Denth of q Nnnscmond Lady.

SUFFOLK, VA, May a.-(Speclal)-
Mrs. Mittie Eley Stallings. wife Of Mr..
Frank y. Stallings. of Nansemond county.
and sister OF the late r. Seth Eley. OF
Suffolk, died at her home, near Buck
horn, yesterday afternoon. Mrs STALL
ings had for q long while been a great
sufferer from meningitis She was a
faithful member Of Beaver-Dam Baptist
church. near Carrsvile. Her funeral will
take place at that church tomorrow
morning at II o'clock In accordance with
a request made by Mrs. Stallings, her
nephews viii be the pall-bearers.
The Suffolk Gravs went to Norfolk to-
day to participate In the memorial eXer-
cises.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-22

new feature. Trade was dull. and tho
tone mostly sympathetic one. July corn
opened at 29izG9 5-Sc.. sold between 20
and 70 Csc. and closed at % 3-sftZS,zc.-
l-Srl-ic. under yesterday. Cash corn Was
l-fUisc. higher early. closing weak. with
the gain lost, and further depreciation
noted
Oais--What was true Of corn was APP
plicablc 10 oats. The market WIS dull
and featureoss. and the movement OF
prices governed by that OF wheat July
oats closed l-Sul-tc. under yesterday.
Cash oats were steady early, but closed
weak.
Provisions were not strong, having to
contend with The weakening influence OK
a lower hog market. Early. however.
they We're assisted by the better feeling
OF the grain markets then prevailing, and
were enabled TO make a slight gain IN
value thereby. when wheat corn, and
oats took n declining course, product was
left without support. and the early gain
and more was lost July pork closed 2He
22isc. lower. July lard iJc. lower, and
July ribs, 501iac. lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-22
Carroll Democrats.

HILI.SVILLE. VA. May H.-(SpeciaL)-
The Democratic party Of Carroll county
met Tuesday in mass-meeting and Sc
lected fifteen delegates 10 attend the
State convention ~ Staunton. Va. June Z,
1896. The entire delegation is for the free
and unlimited coinage Of silver at l6 TO ],
and were instructed to cast the solid vote
for silver delegates TO the Chicago con-
vontion. The unit rule was agreed upon.
Resolutions were adopted endorsing SEN
ator Daniel and Congressman G. \.
SwansOn's course.
Judge d. W Bolen, VI. Lorraine and f.
Ouesenberry made short addresses upon
the leading questions Of the day. and We're
well applauded
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-22
ANOTHER TOBACCO WAR.
Independent Companies VIII Meet
"IIattlc Az" Brand Prices.

A Chicago special OF the 18th says:
Another tobacco war Is imminent. 1t
will be n fight Of Trust vs.. Trust. Osten-
sibly. Z. j. Sorg is alone in the fight
against the American Tobacco Company
but at his beck and call are at least three
Of the leading tobacco-producne firms in
the country. These are: Liggett q My
ers Tobacco Company, +. Lorillard q Co,
and the Drummond Tobacco Company.
Battle Ak" brand has thrown the in
dependent companies in the shade, and
now they propose 70 retaliate by out
doing the trust The controversy Is Sim
ply upon the question Of size and guam
tty. Local jobbers say the price at which
the Sorg Company intends TO issue the
new brand is simply runous, as II leaves
a dead loss Of three cents on each pound.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-22

FORK UNION, VA, May H'-lSpec'al)
r,,for,notion has reached here by telegram
from conway. Ark, that Miss Mary
Miller Snead, a Hollins full graduate,
who has been teaching this session in the
central Baptist College. is critically Ill
with typhoid-fever
DIR. G. r. Nuckols, who for some years
has been engaged IN the practice Of medi-
cine here. has left for Hillsville, Carroll
county. Va. where he Will continue the
work OF his profession.
The heavy rains Of last evening and
night were most timely for our crops,
which at present promise an abundant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-22
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

Richmond Va. May "A. 1856.
Auction offerings on Change today. %
Sllj0. F''O0'
Private sales; Wrappers, II: filters. IA.
dark leaf, ~; Jugs, Z. Total. 81 hogsheads
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigar
S5.2j1l3 '
Shelburne's Warehouse had a large sale
OF sun-cured tobaccOs to-day. and prices
ranged strong throughout. with l6isc.
highest. Manufacturers We're large biiv-
ers, and bidding was quite spirited Al
other good sale tomorrow d'riday). while
q good line Of sun-cured will be offered on
Change
Private trading and inquiry to-day I'm
the hOgshead market was LARGELY for
dark-leaf tobacco.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-22
GUuTORD BATTLE-GROUND.
The Arrangements for the Annual
Celebration,

GREENSBORO. y. c., May 2l.-(Spe-
ciall--At the meeting Of the Guilford
Battie-G Ground Directors to-day various
committees were appointed to perfect
plans for the annual celebration at the
ground on July 4th. Mr.. Joseph Nor
head was elected master OF ceremonies;
Rev. t. w. Smith was appointed chap
lain for the occasion, and Mr.. J. 5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-22
.JuStice snoigraSs Acquitted.

CHATTANOOGA. TENN, May IL
Chief-Justice David l.. Snodsrass was
this morning acquitted OF the charge OF
assault with a pistol with intent TO XII
Tohn II. Beasley. The assault took
place in the Times building December
25. 1895. Beasley was wounded In the
left arm, and has lost the use OF that
member. The jury voted for acquittai
on the first poll, and consequently there
was no discussion or the merits OF the
case. There was no applause when
Foreman Hizon announced the verdict.
but Judge Snodgrass's friends crowded
about him 70 congratulate him. The de-
PENDANT sat for fifteen minutes listening
10 the further proceedings OF the court
and then quietly withdrew. The pistol
carrying case against him was continued
till next term.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-22

Caldwell. chief marshal. Senator Marion
Butler win make the annual address.
Mr.. James L. Jordan. OF this place,
has Just consummated the sale OF about
five hundred acres OF land. four miles
north Of Greensboro. to a syndicate.
which proposes to locate a colony OF
Australian farmers. The first payment
ON the land was made yesterday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-22
His Leg kmputntcd.

DANVILBE. VA. May 2l-(Special)-
Richard Lewis. the lad who fell under the
wheel Of a moving strcet-car Yesterday
evening. suffered the amputation OF his
leg to-day. and at a late hour this eve
ming was doing as well as could be ex-
pected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-22
LONDON AND PARIS.

LONDON. ENG. May 2l.-Bar silver,
311-iGd.; consols, liz 7-l6 for money ana
ll2 9-i6 for the account.
4:SO =. M.-Paris adyices quote per
cent. rentes at 1927, 35c. for the account.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-22
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

Richmond. Va, May p. 1896.
quotations: Wheat-Longberry 72G7ic. /.
mixed, lGAc.; shortberry. 7Oai4c.: 40. 2
No. white. 36a36iac: No. 2 mixed. 3T
% &c. Oats-No. mixed, Pie; No. 3
mixed, PC. Rye--i2ni5c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-22
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD. May H.-Nirginia
SIS, new. ~ "a asked; Northern Central
SO l-2 asked; Consolidated Gas. stock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-22

Havana. The rebel bands OF rama 10
and Rodriguez. 1000 strong, Fred UPON a
detachment Of Spanish troops under Ma
Tor Caimito. but were repulsed. inc
rebels burned sixty huts near seioa ana
Aqua, both being places on the eaS'esn
eide OF the trocha.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-22

g. 1-iae2 IL: do. bonds, SIS, iis-4 bid;
do. SIS. 100 asked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-22
PASSED OVER VETO.
Pension Bill Thus Goes Through the
Rouse Of Representatives,.
F,LrnusTEHING IN THE SENATE.
Hiu, Chandler, and Others Prevent
Confederation of Buffers Bond
Observation-Disclosures Reports.

WASHINGTON. May H.-By a vote OF
1856 to Al the House to-day passed over the
Presidents veto the bill granting a pen
sion OF so a month TO Francis T.. Hoover,
late OF the Twenty-third Indiana Reg1-
ment Of Volunteers. A debate OF two
hours preceded the vote, Messrs. Kirk
patrick Republcan), Of Kansas; Wood
Republican). Of Illinois, and Wills Re-
publican). Of Delaware, advocating the
passage Of the BILL and Messrs. Erdman
OemocraU, of Pennsylvania; Loud Re-
publican), Of California. and Bartlett
DemocraO, OF Massachusetts, in favor Of
sustaining the veto. All the Populists
and Republicans generally voted for the
bill and the Democrats against 1t. The
following Republicans voted to sustain
the veto: Messrs. Loud. of California;
Raney.of Missouri; Quigg and Wadsworth,
Of New York; and the following Demo-
Gratis TO pass the bill: Messrs. Cockrell,
Of Texas: Cummings. OF New York; Lay
ton and Sorg of Ohio, and Stokes, Strait,
and Talbert. Of South Carolina.
BY the terms Of the special order agreed
10 yesterday, the mouse went lhto I'm
mittee of the Whole to consider the phil
lips bill, authorizing the appointment or
a non-partsan commission of twenty-one
members to colate information and TO
consider and recommend legislation 10
meet the problems presented by LABOR
agriculture. and capital.
The passage Of the bill was advocated
by Messrs. Phillips Republican, Of Penn
sylvania, and Low Republican), OF New
York.
The time for its discussion was extend
ed until O'Clock tomorrow.
A resolution was agreed TO directing the
printing OF 1000 copies Of the immigra-
ton bill passed yesterday.
At $40 the House adjourned until to-
morrow
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-22
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-22
SENATE Proceeding.

In some respects. the proceedings in
the Senate to-day were suggestive OF the
closing days OF the session. Conference
reports were being considered and acted
upon during most Of the day. First
came the river and harbor bin, and, after
a short discussion, the report was
formally disagreed to, In order 10 have
an item az to Brunswick harbor, Ga, re-
stored 10 the bill. Later in the day the
report was again presented, with the
Brunswick item arranged satisfactorily;
but with the item as 10 a deep-sea har-
Dor in Southern California still undisposed
Of in conference. The report was agreed
10. as far as IT went; and a new con-
ference was ordered on the San Pedro
and Santa Monica question.
The conference report on the legisla-
tive bill was presented and was assailed
on account OF provisions as 10 Circuit
Court clerks, and as 10 the appointment
Of register OF copyrights. The report
was disa greed to-26 20 sand the bill
was again sent 10 conference.
A partial conference report on the
Indian appropriation bill was agreed TO,
and a further conference ordered; and
later second report was presented, and
went over till tomorrow. The conference
report on the sundry civil bill was pre-
scented and agreed TO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-22
BUTLER BOND BILL.

The calendar of appropriation bills
having been thus cleared Off, Mr.. But
GER PopulisO, OF North Carolina
thought that an opportune time had
come for getting before the Senate his
bill prohibiting the issue Of government
bonds without the consent of Congress;
and he made a motion to proceed TO its
consideration.
Immediately Senators Hi and Chand-
Ter commenced a series of obstructive
measures, by which they were success
full in preventing a vote on Mr.. Butler 3
motion. The strength Of its support,
however, was indicated by the vote on
Mr.. Chambers motion to proceed to the
consideration of executive business, which
was yeas y, nays 81; and all subsequent
votes preserved that relation.
During the flibustering proceedings,
Mr.. Hill. and Mr. Allen PopulisD, Of
Nebraska, interchanged remarks not en-
tirely consistent with senatorial courtesy.
The obstructive tactics prevailed 10 the
extent Of forcing an adjournment. with
out a vote on Mr. Buffers motion TO take
up the bill--which he is 10 renew to-mor-
row.
The Senate, at G:95, adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-22
Zap 7-Su. w.tw)&F)
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT RUsI-
NESS CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices OF Money, Bonds, stocks'
Grain, Tobacco, Cotton, Cattie'
Country Produce, &C., Foreign
and Domestic.
and Domestic.

NEW YORK, May H.-The manner in
which the stock market opened this
morning was disappointing to the gem
eral run of traders. who were confident
that the squirt in Sugar just previous TO
the close OF business yesterday would be
followed by further advance this morn
ing. The stock, instead OF moving up,
ran Off rapidly from I'D SIS TO l2i ST. This
movement, however, had no appreciable
influence on the general list which. after
yielding fractonally, developed consid-
cradle strength. Manhattan was an ex-
ception. selling off nearly a point to
1Ol SIS. while Metropolitan Traction ad-
vanced nearly as much, rising TO 100 3-S,
the highest price for some time.
As the day wore along the bulls dis
played increased confidence, and bid ~
prices all along the line. The Operation
was not n difficult one. because Of the
comparatively large outstanding short
interest. Rumors gained circulation that
a statement would be made by the fore
most Republican candidate in which he
would declare himself to be I'm favor OF
the gold standard. on this there were
considerable purchases TO cover. Sugar
advanced from l2l "a to 123 SIS. and Man
haitian from lOi 5-S TO lO3 - while the re-
mainder OF the list improved anywhere
from ii to per cent. The final quota
tons we're within a fraction Of the best
figures Of the day. Net changes show
gains Of 1-4034 Sugar leading.
In the speclalties, Missouri and ONO
rose TO 2S-i TO %. The total sales were
1870. including IS SEQ Sugar, 800 ST. Paul.
300 Manhattan, and $500 Reading.
Speculation closed firm In tone. Bonds
were firm and higher. The sales footed
up 81 035.oo0.
Treasury balances: Coin, Sl3,GH57S;
currency, $3.50 229.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy at 2a2 IL; last loan
at 2I-2: closing offered at 2l-2.
Bar silver, g. rs. Silver at the board
was dull.
Sterling exchange very firm, with ac-
! tuaI business IN bankers bills at S4.Sl l-2p
sts79-4. for sixty days, and SiS La
| slSS3-4 for demand; posted rates. ASp
s4s91-2: commercial bills. Si.S6 l-2aSLS1 II.
Government bonds firm. state bonds
steady. Railroad bonds higher.
..-,g,y ytty1- ArrnNa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-22
POSTAL

masters were commissioned to-day
follows: Mary Brown. al Delaplane'
-. g.; James G.. Absher, Fairplain. n c.
o.uu j.. Marshburn, az Holman's Minis
Is. O. and John W. Keglcy, at Crosses
ta
star-serylco change has been made IN
Virginia as follows. Kelley TO Sayers-
'Ie- irom May 10. 1896. change service so
10 supply Adria. between Kelly ana
-t.4ecrs increasing distance half u mile.
'road-sorvice change has been made
% North Carolina as follows: Raleigh TO
Weldon Raleigh and CASTOR railroad,
t, miles From July /, 1886. state this
,o... 'o be from Weldon. by intermediate
.as. offices, 70 Raleigh, y. G.
Changes ga star schedules I'm North Ca
i1Nna have been nude as follows:
Naysyillo TO Occau-From June /, 1896
change service 10 end at Boguc. emitting
pDoau ln. o.. without change In distance.
NytUllo 60 ocean From july /. 1896,
'hange service TO end at Bogue, emitting
.n oJ. without change in distance.
Eobbitt 10 Kittrell-t'rom July !, 1895,
extend service TO begin al Letha. increas-
ng distance 2 "a miles
4-stha 10 Franknnton-From July !. 1896.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-22
ST LOUIS

ST. LOUIS, May I.-Flour-Unchanged
Wheat-Lower; May. Soc; July. IS 3-Sc.;
September. 5yc.
Corn-Lower; May. 90 3-Sc.; July. 90 5-sc.:
September. 2Sc.
Pork-Standard mess new. s755: old.
S.2j.
Lard-Prime steam, 4litc., choice 22ikc.
BacOn-Shoulders. A15. LONGS SAD:
clear ribs, SiI5. clear sides, SASH.
Dry-Salted Meats-Shoulders and longs,
81 clear ribs, Stlpz, clear sides, Si25
High Wines-StaaIV M Il -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-22
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

SALES. 5000 Virginia Centuries at 6l5s.
Tue closing quotations Tor today;