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THE RTPTTAfOKn DTSP ATPlT-WRnVF^n A Y. MARCH 9* 1898._
,\\\oN BILL PASS
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PATRIOTIC FIYE-MIHUTE SPEEI
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h i;.-i?r? aentatlvt
t?n -'i? l'r> aident'a
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GUARANTEE "' " PEACE
'h? r who a
poaalbiUty ??f b
Ifeat? ?l n
i iront? nt
,? tie m the I
that this appropria
rar, wonld ?nove
t-pjarant? , ? ?*th( i
tbat ?\at s alaruma eronid booi
an I Mr. Mann. t>f Illinol .
ted, In all a
aere tl
? 'annon, in o] del
bat In *ih?- i?r. .! stait.
this -um placing,
liture in thi < ompiete dl
a .--i.il to the
!. ?n nnaiiirr
actlon, and had oi
: ill he In'
the appropriation aiv
, until
ippropriation, if it is
he ? ntlnu
r i with thla prop
a-. i-?i r??w money or t?> Incn
a., t" win? h almoat any other
n earth would a obll
" (TreaaMndoua api I
.1 that thla appropriation rr
? i Int Notl
"111 I II?' la:
? .? it. be aald. Thla
?handa
: ;.. Executive to m
all the
nor--nothing DB01
a war pproprlatlon,'* t*
-. that. In
da, It I
the unit?
. h upon ti?
? R newed
.
: THE MlXt'KITV.
king m?
and enthuidaatlc
of tl - Affaira ?'?
a.i t.. ?party, arou
ired that it could not
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au t ion
a '-?in i
had a
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if the a
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ild hi
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action in the ?pa
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fifty or '
ry, iiiilv aakl
: ?itlii|i
. in t?? 1'ift
ad ?utility.
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for t
. sont (u
II. a .1 til
the i
lion all t.'
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and are i
Kr? I' the flau? all ?at.'
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....,, a ,,f Aliltailli
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(R m), ??t ??hi",
id.* Houee
ulogy of tl
H "1 >' a
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a I ?i Ink
i,|, ol w.-ak?-?
\ i.tii,.- i- |'i?l
. lach Urea
m, whit h rn? i guarantee? i
.-.. . lit m?, and im-nt claim?
it
:;;;rii.t;.-.i?.v?'??,, ?,,,-;,;.,-,:.;:,, t';
M x I ''?Ml'l.lMKNTS tM**j
i o wini ii ' __^rtop?-?n?-lBduty
natioaT?dS ,m;,)m'"m> * th.- eatli-e
j.'nif.,.-,,-,.,,i(;.,1,.r?ll ,^(,llu,dout
iroan the gellei .
(D.-m.tfrat). ?f Virginia aald
^;-ret was lhai, ,he S ?S ?_S
M '"--^^^nummmiasi, did.
M Blngham (Republican), ot Pennayl
V;"? '.. ?ans..., ,?.. lr.| ???. ?f JJ5?
; ' " '< ?rai haart. While aupporting
'' ,"1 aa ?general prlaclplea, he waa
-'?"'iiy oui ?r sympathy with the com
mon nterpretatloa of the meaning of th?*
oui, and as i ooneeqaoace he waa vigor
ously inss.,! twice darlni the preaenta
lion ?if Ins leniarks.
a? Blngham began by referring t?, the
Proceedlnga of the Houee as "?kin
o the methoda of yellow-do, Jooraal
II- had n?. sympathy, lie ggld with
the a.,.,?aunt tendenby of the Houee and
none with th? evident dleposl
tlon to ?els? the opportunity for a display
"f lingotem that waa by no meani edify
AM . 'i.KK sentiments HI8BED,
"i care aotMag," h- eaplalmed, "for
ii??- bravery and coarage ol Mr. Lee ,,r
win. h we hear ao much on tins Boor "
and he waa proceeding to ?say ?that what
In General Lee a,, the preeent
hHrttloB of his be*\ judg
ment and common aenae, but the ?sentence
Imoel drowned la shower of hieeea
with which the remark was ?received.
Th** ' -i ?taapproval came espe
cially from the Democrat!? *Sde. it did
i?i>?.?t- t.? dleconcert Hr. Blngham,
l""N Ontinued his remarks t,v a
m< nt of the war spirit.
Vor this npprupriaiti'in," he sal?). |n
lalon, "bul l ta.n?l..run on thla Boor
to-day the utteram ?- of any ?i.. laratlon
H relations ?tf thla country with
otherwlae than they hav? i... a
past fri. ii.ily." This utterance
- 'l with hisses, which were only
?suppressed by a vtgoroua ?pounding t?f the
Spe.tk? l's iMV.I.
i" atrona con^raa^ with the reception
to M' ?Blngham, waa than of Mr.
Ot'iiiv-ti- (RepubHcan), ol i.iwai. ene ?>r
the n. . h -ai m.mi., as of the Houee.
ii aald: "With a tkooaaad relations ??t
direct national latereet, not tu apeak ol
the lerger and higher relations ,,r human
ity, the I'nit.-ti SULfeh; during the course
??i the Cuban Ineaaaecttoo, ?have coaslst
iitiv acted vvithjn at strict Interpretation
of the law ?>f aeutfaatir. In the mitist nt
raiiise anti t ttiifiisitiii, tin- ?President of Ihe
United Btatea has stood unmoved by cla
mor in Congress or out, ateadlly keep
a nation witiiin the accepted ????i?*
of Internetional duty, in the ur.-at hope
peece ait hum the loss ,.j
liberty for Cuba, and ?peace arithout the
of respect (ot otftrfcelvea (Applaus? ?
in that attitude II is ?gratifying to even
I ns t?, gnow that he h*s bad the
support "I the Ameritan people. It cain
ii"t endanger t*n?* cause of ?peace t?t have
ni., world understand thai mir ?solemn
purpose of avoiding a-* far as posslMe
the Infernal horrora ?>f wan- iio.-s nol In
clude any Inclination t.? apar? Ither t >i ? ?. i
or treasure in the protection of our na?
i. pr? - ? a.taitiv? s or in the discharge
ol mir duty.'*
Mr. Elliott (Democrat), of Smith Caro?
aid that If wan- came, Smith Caro
would be awlft if? ?aid 1b the proteo
. f the flag, h? a 100 yeara ago,
to a.i'l in inaikim I
Mr. latin? y dt? pnlilii ami. of North
t irolina, i called the words ??f i??hih
l i-, that in time ??f pf-a<-<- w?- might be
partisane, but In tinn of watr w- must
triotB. It 1 I Unit tliis was
? m? asure, lint, as an <?l?l Confede
..Mi. r, he sai.l ?he f? ared thai at
p.i d1 We WOUldl In ar the l??"?in
amn.
VIROINIA WILL T?o HER 1 ?I'TY.
Mr. Walker (RepubHcan), ot Virginia,
v\i?. a u ai general In the Confederate
army, said his- people were for ?peace, It
could i" matjnteiaed with honor/j
knew the horrors oi war, and they
shrunk Inatlnctlvely fiora its renewal,
but th< v would ?I?? their duty if it earn?
Mr. ?Bailey, the ?Democratic leader, np
port? ?i the bill In a 5-minute apeech,
Mr. 1 "It ought to i- Bttdei -
?.!,. ,.: ht tO I"- llll'l?-!'
ntood in every country on tha globe,
while thla ?great republic atneerelj
cates war, it is prepared for wee
omet in? vital)!?-. (Loud ep
t i tear thai we have ?.'on?- too
., , -? ape the worat, and i bell? i
that we have gone further than would
have i- n nee? ? ii i 11 'at the proper time
we ha??i ?granted th? prayer of the Cuban
. as. and had simp!-, recognised their
to fight for th? ladependenoa ol
their i.v. n i ounti y. (Loud applauae.)
tine for thai dlacuaatoa has
I, we must deal with thla gat >
. ,. ,,,,. u We WOUld have it t?.
tx ; am?! appreciating it In thla broader
we stau.! ready t.? say to tin?-?
who adaalnlster the govisrnmeat, 'hat
what? ter may be Beeded for the aatlonal
honor and the national d-efence, we are
to give, aiid give uagrudgiaaly."
(Loud applause.)
-.,! || l UB say I?? aL
u then: 'We are ready to sp?.n<! millions
for defence, bul BOtonebenl for tribute."
(Applause.) Ami let us ?add another and
nobler motto:
- luit
m nal i in??..". .
can be maintained with honor, but
-, ,. -,.! honor If war la n?-< esaary to
defend our Bag, or protect the represen
tatives of American clttaena anyemere
throughout the worid." (Applauae.)
THERE WILL BE HO WAR.
Mr Henderaon (Republican). Ot Iowa,
-a?,i: "The leeeon of this afternoon is a.
beautiful one for our country. But, Mr.
Sp.aik.r. then- will he BO war. Thai Ii
my ludgnaent. i do nol ?believe that war
is hanging over the Am?ricain peopl?
in tliis republic our greal aim should be
for peace. No country "" earth would
neek to avoid erar as thla country doea
No country on earth need fea* wair less
ham America. (Applaus? I
"We all Bympathlae with the llbeity?
loving, a.n?! fighting Cu?bans, but th?*y ?are
Of another k??v> iiniit-nt. and so
tion is before ua 1 fol?
cl ti a?
long aa thai ?rue
low the advice of Woahlngton. recom
-., ?i v..- mind
trictly our own
mendlllg thai! WS minu .?neu? ???o www
busin? a -. ?Applaus?-.? ?Bul it they taoueh
th? repr? ?entatlves ot this ? ounti
a., lay unholy hands upon mir t.-rri
tory ??r our r? pr? sentatives, then i b
. . ............ .....i ..in ?..t..
come
the vlgorou
fighting Quaker, and win Jota
manhood of my youm?
the vii'.'pm? riianii?"?" " ? ?".* .?- ?-s
friend who anSke laat. (Applause.)
-Thi Admlalatra?lon, ?Presiden! ami
This Adm
et, la as patriotic aa any mam ?aa
door, and i dalm ao more for it
(Applause.) Hut thla Administration wil
look before n leape. This day's arort* ?an?
to-morrow'a aahowa that whan the hn\
is taken this country >*?111 bt* ,,a<k ot '
ail III." I e,,u. 7.1 w. ........ ---
red that ?v-r. member idiould k?> <?i
lei 11! it
Bvery ni''rn???*r prosont voted for Hi?
i.ii). wh.n im? Sp?-uk?*r announced th?
. M nays" an enthualaatl?
demonstration aecurred. Tin* Hou??
then, at IM P. M., adjourned.
METHODIST lUl.I. PASSED.
To-?lav'K 81-ssion Of ISe Senat.? waa
largely devoted to the ronxlderation o
On- Ulstrltt of ?'olumbla appioprlatlo
l.lll. After an extended discussion, th.
> It. containing a provision for th?. re
Mi. tlon to al.om on*-half ..f t!,.. pr.s.-nt
atea n. telephone- chara?"H In the I?!*
Tlct, wan i?**.,]
A bill appropriating SZWl.ono for th.? re
lief .?r th?? hook agency of th?. Methodist
'"T>l?-(-'?p.il Chttreh, South, wa?? also pasn
?*. >s it has already ?peaaed the House
he Masara n..w goes to th?? President
lor hia signature.
At 4M p. m., during lh?. dlfunisslnn of
the ponding bul. a meeeeg? rived
?"?n the Houae, conveying t., the ?Senate
i ?" bin appropriating ao.tn.on for na
tional tlef.-nee. Just p.,,-.,,] ?,v ,,?. ?. ?,,,,..
i n? bin waa laid ?before the Beaale, an?i
on motion of Mr. Allison, of Iowa, r?
****** to the Commlttea ok Apprentie
The Senat.-, at 5:1a p. M.. n?lj?.urn. .1.
< I "TOM-?!??! si; < ?>>S??|.||li\TIOV.
Prolemina DMsBjMlaBM from Norfolk
and r?irt?nioiiili 11. :.--,-.
WASH IN? ?TON. ],. C#i M,,,.,.h 8_(Sp^.
ilal.)-Ther." is v?ry <l.-ei,le,l ?nd deter
mlned oppoeltloo to tha coasolldatloB pro
Posed by S.tniairy QagB Of the .ustom
hoUM Ofleee in Virginia, ?esltl.s. ?;.?.
ral Btlth Boiling and Mr. John M.-ciil. of
1 etersburg. who era here t?, proteet
?Kiitist th- m.-rninic of the Peteraburg
custom-house luto thai of ?Richmond,
tu-r? ai.- delegations h? r?* to-day ?from
Nor.?>ik. Portamouth, and Newport Newa,
nghtlng the measure to do away with the
.N??rf.,lk ?'tu,,- anil m.tk- Newport Newi
the customs port of entry for both ?in? s
Contrressman Tooog has been k?-pi Iniay
to-day piloting these gentlemen and la
troduclng th?*m to tha Treasury ?.fflrials
''"In re an'- about tw. .TV?. -Uve in all from
the cities by the Baa.
Mr. young look th. m to the Treasury,
Where they bad a bearing ?if over aa
hour amti a half win. ?Been t..? ?
Howell. in introducing them, Mr. Young
made it ,..ri?. tly plain tl- tl he ami m
posed t.? th- consolidation <>t Norfolk
with Newport News, or th.> latter with
the tanner, He ?alabea the aflcee ta n
mein exactly aa they are at pn
Mr. ?Barton Myera sj.ok?- Brat in behalf
Of N.irfulk. The ?l.-l? unions l'r??m tli.it
city ami Potrtamouth were not aatagi
tie to Newport News be Bald, bul therj
were strongly opposed to consolidation.
They Wish the tintera to remain as th?-y
are, anu? Mr. Myera gave cogent r?
therefor.
Mr. W. C, Stewart, In behalf of New?
port aewa, expressed the wish?- <?f tin*
p?-opi? ??f thla city aa regards Norfolk.
They were opposed to the proposed con
S'llillutioll
Mayor Mayo, of Norfolk, followed in
the same strata. The cttlea are not
making any tiitht Bgalnsl each other, but
it the ? ?us? ii i?i ait ion is enfon --?i. oi cours?
> i??i i?i\ arlahea the cuatom-hoBae t" re
main within its ..wn bmin?!?-?. It If? a
Friendly contention, and the eiti-s are
?acting in concert against the recommen
dation of tha ?Secretary ef the Treasury.
To-morrow, the delegations will sppear
befoce the Ways and Means Committee
of the House and make similar argu?
mints.
The N??if"ik delegation la as folios
Mayor W. i:. Mayo, J, ' ?Carroll, u. B.
Herman, it. H. Jones, !.. W. Davis r
Camp, John B. Jenkins, and A. H. Lind
say From Portsmouth air?* the following:
Mayor .!. T. Batid, John W. Hopper,
.lohn .!. Kin?. an?l A. E. Warner. Er??ni
Sewpori Newa i ?. S Jonra, J. Li Pat
ton, A. !.. Powell, E. M. I'.ratxtt.n. an?l
F. W, Malford,
Thompson l\ oil) HOMMBTBAIN
II?. Im Qtvea nu ??violon nml Ihi* Piny
l.really Enjoyed.
i.ik?-* Tennyson'a Immoartal ?brook, I
?popularity of Deparan Thompaon'a Idyllic
?play, "'I'll?* o'a?i Houfceatead," ?law ob tor
ever and ever. Beason after aseaaon alace
ih?. ?play fin I raw the fooi^lBhta ol
has the ?pastoral atory pf the di ir
old people "f Swan/.? f 1??m aeen ait the
Academy by am.iie.ni-s that ?rated the
eapaiiiv .?r the houee, and enrored the
efforts of the ?aCtora until their patience
wat s tested.
\e,in the i?!?.- waa brought to the
A( ademy laal renlng, aided tbl lira? I
the preeenca of thai venerable actor and
author, ?Dramen Thompson, who becam?
rui the Brel time ?acquainted w th hi
hi -i of admirera it? thla city. When the
, irtaln rose there wai barelj room
enough In the playhouse to iccommodaie
the immense audience, it aa1 ?sith
i-, ithleai auspenee until the entrance ol
Mr. Thompson as Joshua Whltcomb, and
then, with a tumuli of applause and
ii welcomed him t?? Richmond, and ?son
liiui. ?i through the play to make him f? el
at ln.ni.* b] iaa.-.-sVMi a pp'.ains.-.
Tin- purity of tia*- pi ?y has be?
life*. N" one can tir-? of the simple, artful
lllailili.-r the aiiltli'i- has pl.n-.-tl upon th?
the Biblical rtory of the prmllgal
-"ii. Joshua Whltcomb, as Mr. Thomp
.--tii made him last evening, will loi
cherished In th? hearts and meraorie* ol
those vvh" saw n aa the acme of
lovable stai;- character. He creat?-d lh?
role, and matt- ii u monument to him elf
that time win imt erase ti- wats con
tinually applauded laal evening, ?and at
various moments v..is ?hampered In th?
delivery <>f has lin?-s i?y u_ laugh!
f.UlS.ll
Mr. Thompson ha? a v.i. ible rapport,
g hlch Includ? B William M. ? i
?Prime, who i- well remembered In tins
city in th.- character on t??i m? r ?presenta
tions of the play. The '-t>i?l Homestead"
iituihie quartette rang ?several popular
songs Hut were beartfly encored
a matinee this afternoon and the per
formance to-ni?>ht cloaee the engageinent.
Dnatnes in-? u?- rragieaelie l*pa.
|?l?'\.v .
At the r?guler biweekly meeting ai th?
Richmond A? adems ol Medicine am?! ?Sur
aery, held hist ev? nlng In its rooms, h
i...- ? 'amp Hall, the -p. del oroar f??1
?llBcusslon was "Progressive Apoplexy,'
i?r. Landon B. Edwards, leader. Dr. E
C LeVy, tlr-i vice-president, presided
Entering lut?? the debate wen Dra, w
W, Parker, Hodgea, Oordon W, T. Op
p? i.liim? r. and lb n-"n
i u Henaon exhibited am Invention
his owa for splinting a fraefured collai
lu ?n.*. which was pronounced Ingenious,
Dra Richard Pei-guson and J. F, Lyni
were elected fellows of the academy,
? " _!
SIMPLICITJ ITSELF
\ smi'l.I*. HARMUOSI It I. >i i:i>\ .
\ el li ? in*?*?? i in* Wiir.it paeea a
Pyape pale Bad ladlgaaMaa.
Dr. Jennieon, who has mad? a 111
suniy t?i Btomach troubles, saya: AI
forms of indlgeetlOB really amouBl to th
same tblag?that is. failure td complete!
digest Hi.* f.i ?an. n, ao ?matter whethe
the trouble is ;i?-i?i dj apepala oi ton
Btomach, belching of wind, nervous dyi
pep la, ??r liiss ?'f Beeh end appetite;
p. r.s?.n will not bava any of them it th
stomach cbb i>- Induced by any ?satura
hairmh-ss way to thoroughly dlgeet wbi
la wtea, and thla ..an1 be dona t?v a sin
pi? remedy which I liaiv?- tested I
bundreda of ?aggravated casea with ran
pitti su.t-t-s.s The I'liit-'iv is a
tion of fruit atn?i regetable essea?ree, pui
aseptic pepaln, sad ?voi?i?-n real, put up i
the form of pi? ai.-ant tasting tableta an
s.ii.i b) druggista undei the name i
Stuart's ?Dyspepsia rabieta. One of two?
these tablets should be taken after m?ral
and allowed to dleeolve la the ?swath aa
mingling arltb the food in the Btomac!
tiiK'-sts it completely before it has tm
to ferment, decay, and ?our.
<?u actual fxiif rinieni one grnln ?
Stuart's Dyapepele Tablets will ? i i *i - -
three thouaanda grata ??f araat, ?-??s??, ai
similar wboleeoBie food
n |f safe t?? ray if tliis wholesom
remedy was i??*tt.*i knows i>v i.pie gen
rally it would be a national blessing
w? ?are a nation of dyapeptlra, and nil
tenths "i ail dlaeeeea ??we th.-ir orlgla
Imperfect dlgeetloa sad nutrition.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Table!-, a a
Morel p.?tent BMdtdae, Irai a '? -? ? nt pad
HKt' win do aaora real ?laod for
areafe Btasaach thaB B* worra ,;f patei
mediclaea, and a pereon baa On
UOB Of knowliiK Ju-<t what ho is puttll
Into his stomach, which he does not knot
when wideiy-advertii-ed patent Bgealelhi
are used.
All driiKui?'-* s,,ii Btuart'a Dgapepa
TsMete; fuii-sir?'? ?jeclregee, r?o eeate.
A llttli* book ??n cauae and cure
stomach troubh-s mall?-?! ?free by ailitVes
lug the Stuart Company, Maishail. Mh
SALT
RHEUM
Most tortnrin-r and dlgflgviiinj-; of Itchlnir,
burning, maly skin luid scalp humor* I? in.
etantly relieved by a warm bath with ii ti
t iiiA Hoai", af?nelo application of COIM i 11?.
(ointment), th?? preat skin cure, ami a full d??ve
?>f Concuna rntx^rtatz, great?*?, of wowi
purifier* and humor cures, when all else fails.
(yticura
Iinoltl ttiTm?th?mlt?i*v???Tld. PoTTwa Dm-nmnraiw.
Coir.. Pro??.., Bort?n. ' H ? to Cur? i?:t Kh?'itn,"fr-?.
FALLING HAIR f%^^1^^*^1^*^
t'U*?Ki bj* OntfU &OAT.
STOCKS IMPROVED;
liltKATF.Il OI\l Illl.M i:, 01 IIKT
s TICK SPANISH Oil LOOK.
MARKET AGGRLSSIYELY STRONG.
Money on (till I i rni? -i.-t 11 ?K i.\
clinn?*.?- W fill.-W lient llluher?< i.rn
I. m! O.-iIh Inipn.v <<l ?I'rov Inlon*
Irrenoli? r?? o(H?n S(<-it<l>.
NEW FORK, March S.-Th?- tOBB <*>f t.,
tey?a st???-k laerket was much lm?prov?sd
mpai ?i with tli it i?f yeeterdaj. the
?grouad for n?. greater ? rottdence m
values being the apparent desire ?>f the
S; ni-ii t '"V i nmeat to Sepn c ite any
Id? i that rti? v Braire a? raptare with the
Unit? ' I ai i!i. ir own initiative. or
rhait they ought to Irritate the Ualted
Btatea '?? ?v? rniii'm int., aaaumtag the
offenalv? Th? iT< cl ??f thla vvas ele irlj
d? Rned la a sharp ra overy of tin* prl? -
Of Spanish Is. hutli. j,, London ?.ml in
Parie, Am.-ii were much
i th?- foreign exchanges, ?hut
then was nothing in ?the early quotattoaa
from there t?. mva- a foretaste of the
.i-ala.- s .,t th* '?p? nlng ?here.
Bracket was quite aggressively
: tiuriiiK Hi?' whole of the earlier
l'Ut Of the ?lay, but it 1- a ?j,ii.-s
ti'?n whether this w-aia- due t?. any large
at "i buying tor a? a ? ouat That
the sht.it Intereel araa largely laereaaed
yesterday was raally u> be seen, atmi
shrewd ?profeaalonal manipulators wen
eblc i?? dlacern this morning that the
m ?rki-t. wai- in an oversold coalition. The
?better ?lUti.Hik in tha relatlooa be
tu? ? 11 Spain ami I lie United St.it? s moi
ti? shorts nervouB, and there vvas s??m
tiling of a Bcramblc to recover at the
opening. Manipulation for the rtaa waa
deaigned t?> overcome bear marglaa, aad
th?- k?-i-a demand at the ?advance proved
tla?- maitP-mivre t?> liatve li?-?-n BUCC? ssful.
it did nol recjotre ai very large ?advance
i" Invite further liquidation, and the laal
hour saw pi let s fall almost to last night's
?point Coveting by ?belated shorts caused
ht stiffening against the Bnal deal
Outside of profeaalonal manlpulatlofl
th? re was little doing In the market
S.iiii." buying was reported l??r London
A number of dividend snnounceraenta ?and
the statement that no Iwnd Issue would
p.- necessury for the proposed appropria
tion of IfiO.OOO.OOO tor national defence
were all factors t.tward the more coo
Bdent rlert ol th* situation.
? i: rations, n? v?nil. I? M, were pur
iu, ,i with caution, ?and disposition wsa
to adopt 1 waiting ?policy. The
i?*ept in a few of the ?Special?
ijnltned to fractions.
The l'ri?-? s of Northwestern railway
th? r coaeplcuously sinnig.
. it? of tin* eoBtlnuance of the
transcontinental rate wan-. Th? Plttaburg,
Cincinnati, Cleveland an?l Bt. ?Louis
-??., - were weak, the i ommon loalni two
poini ' and the ?Referred tw?? ?and three I
.
Honda ahow-ed Btrengtb In sympathy I
with stocks, but resisted the late w.-ak- ,
,,..< m th? * ' ?Pi in ".*** or
<..,,,. ?consola which loet all of
i , irller advaace, amounting to nearly
two points. Total sales, U I " ' '
States new l'a regietered, were :' -! lower,
111(i, ?o., ?oupon. 14 low? r, bid, to-d
-i j,,. eta! ralea of ?itocka were ' ?-'.lO?
?hares locludlng Atchlson preferred
7 t?. Chicago, BorHngton and Quincy,
Louisville and! Naafcvllle, *
Manhattan L, M.T75; bh troi olitan Trac
H,jn s -..: R< idlna 1st pr? ( rr.-.l. ?, It?;
fork Central 11.*?: Northern
Pacific 9,7?; do., preterred, UM?; R-och
Island 8.3?; St. Fod. til?; Union Pacific,
7,006; American Toba
Qaa, W* ',- Sugar, 47.1'J".
MONET AMi ?SXCHANOB.
Money on call ftrm, at UKt ?
l-Kt loan at I p?*r cent; prime mercantile
| pi. ''I 4 1--.
?Sterling eachange weak, with actual
buslaeea In tankers' blHi at UM for a
man.i, aad UM 1-4 for sixty days; ?posted
ratee, UM, -" *-v; ' " U.U. I; coanaer
clal bills. MSl-WhH?
Silver ?-ertltirat.-s, r.t'.iV?. liar silver,
:,i l-s Meateaa dell ira, 44W
?'?'vcrrin.. Bt bonda vv.ak. ?State boiuls
dull Ka'ilr.i.id l.'.ti.ls linn.
;. aVt ?ORKMUCK ycOTATION?-..
Cloning Stocss.
atetil??.*. r.>t>?S?i?QJ saai* f?? . Ll%
Ai3(i fou, preferred. '-'?
Baltimore sal Oai?. ?<l4
Canada Pa-IQ?-. . *?H
Canada soutbera.
4S
feutrai Paclflc-. }
ChejaoeBKe am* Util?.?., 1*51
li en... an." Alon... ?. ' '
oaicaeu. Sarnassaaaad Uaiaey. Z*i*
Clil.-K?? end Kastern Illinois. "'44
C. L..C. un 1 st. i.tjul**. rtH
CU. ? . ?ad .St. ?beats preferred.7
D?''avtrar? aud BedMB.10.?14
Ueia.vrare.Lai-Kai'Taiiiiaaud We*?eru. l-??H.?
l?on?.*r aad Mio (.ranae. '?'
Uenveraud rtio(iranle, pre/orrad. 44l|?
giirin?w?.. ?"?Hi
k.rir ?Ufiir,. 1 ntpraierrt?.^.? ? 'l'*4
KcrtWarne. .1??
(?reat .Nurtnern, pr?t erred.' '?
uooaihg Vauer .-. . "
Illinois Cao trat. . ..?.It'll
Laaegne am trentern.1:<M?
Less aii? ana WeeAatm, preferred... 88
LekeSben.ISB
l.OHln.llli" Uli NaistiVllle..... "'b'H
*?aL biiinn 1...lOlJi
ltearoiioliMli I'ractMM.HI
vncbieac tJ-vntrai.....10314
MlBBOBOtasaaBl laws . '-'?^t
elaaseoteeaest. Lom* 1st preferred? 88
M' -ourl I'viti?*. SAM
vi-i !leaiid??ti'?>. '-'^i
MitjsouM a. ana r. iUis
M * ?.-i, K.a.i?! I. preferred. B4
:>ew Aliiany au?l t'bit.-a<o. '?
Now Albniiv and ?,'hlcago ureferrel. '-' ">
ven Jeraar centrai. Bl
New i ora ceatrai.?'-'Vt?
Mea ? or?, i nicwrnaui s\. L. i i%
N. \.. fbieaifoaiin ft. L t". preferred.... B9
N, i., din-airo *.i?asi. u ",d ureierred.:ii?.|i
N? r I Western . . ISU
>inti AuiencanCompany. 92
N. rtitrii r-acitlc....'.'-"4
NurtLurn fac'?n& t?r?*i??rt?d. iHi4?
(?iitnngan<l vvestern. I4>v4
ti eji?n K. au?i r??v.?. ??
1 regoa saonUue. 'isvh
I lttsoarc;.Ml?
Bsadlu?.._?. 1???^
i hot-L;?land. M'i
I Si. l.oni.i aud san h'i'.Mie*aca.- tt'?
M. I.uuisand san 1-rancis.*? lntoret. ?O14
i. huais antt ??an Franeuv?"??'.'d prof:. '^.'il.^
It.Paul. ?' **
BMfaai u.-? ?rr*~.M.14t>%g
M.i'auland t?iDSDa .
St. I'duiund Uruabii. oraferrad.1 ,0
M. 1 nul. m. ?ad M.FU
s,.utlierii!'a.*in- .?,.. HI
sout'ierc.>. , ;?
Souti.ern. ureferrel. '?',
J 1 s ?.? r* t -in .*. 1 Ov^
DdK'D Pacific. ".7
(I'.U.audU.-. s
Wanaab. t*w i/.ai? aal PaelOo..?.?W. ??^
MaBBBh s*.?Lonlaaad Partflc praferrao.. l ,\
Wbeuiiiic atil Li?? Km?.. i.\
Vil.i-ta i.L- and lj.ee ana nraferr?!. ..i,
xras.i-1 narasiai
A'1?-i f Kxpr^s..lot
Am. ri?-an Kxpraaa.|fg
Lnlt?*?oMiatM Kxpr^ss. 4t
Wriia r>argo aipreaa.||g
m? *.< 1 ?s?a v
A o. er Iran Cotton ?>U . 17
Aiurticsu Celtaa UM pralerre?!. ., ._!,,
NIW YOBK BTOCR ?ylOTATlOXI
Cloatna ?Stock a
merU-an Spirits. .~ 7M
menean spirits prefsrrea.- '?J*
ruenran Toba?-ro Co. JIM
BMlBBBTob?aoooCo. preferred.1 If
?teat' Ue. . BUa
?m. ?ii.la-.-1 (?las.1 **>?
orn. rab'e ? o m nan y.Ijf
ol. Tuet AI.-?at. 1"
ol.Kuei At. preferred...?,. 7?
eacrai Clac trio. 8 '44
.liii'.it-teel.- 4?
a?'lw<le htta.- 41
?ad Trost.-.......? .10%
?no ureierre'i.10.1
atlonal flus** 1 (?11. '-jH
'reronlmorovement 'To. -.' 14
aciflevinu.... . . Bate
?i 11 man Palace.174
ilrerCertidcatas . ft4
taudard Uooe nod Twin*. -tH
tancar "indar nann^rr.?...l'-'4Ve
iuieri,"*n sugar Keflnery, orel.Ill
'. c. ati'i Iron. ??
I. x. feather. ?i*
J. S. ?eaiber preferred. BB
. s. Ko Ober.......~. t?U4
. S. Kurber preferred. 00
veaten 0men. 8*?4
iortbwestern. . .ll'^t
?ortbwaatern, oref??rred.17?V%
It. i .??in? ,-viil So ?.in?|.?ri . 4
It. I.?.hi* >?n I Soutb?**stera 1st preferred. 1?
?MoOrande ao?1 Western. ?B
tloGraod? and Wes?ero. preferred. we
.hlcaso ??reat Western. '0
lawailan Ce nma-eial Company. ' ??I
leading 1st preferred. 4-~>4
???? 41? LIST.
united States 4'a, new. registered..18111
LnitedState? 4's. new. ?-aaipona.IBS
l n-.if? MiKa . t legu.erei.I0ti\g
Lnitnl *?ia?""i? s ?. .tail. n..Ill
. nitfi Mites '.''s t-oupoo. >?S^
Baked Mates .' registered. _III
['tilted S ates Os coupons .Ill
Dl?tri.-f.t ?.?'? .1IT
Uabama (Clase A!. 108
Alabama (Claas Hr.1 ?17
?Jai ama (Haas c)..10<>
Mabena Currency.?OB
Areb'.?on4'?. KltVi
AtcblsoD adl. 4s.? '. ">8
[ ana?la Soiitnern g a.HIT
a . .t* V P.. t r -,s. K.?
?'besapeaki* ?t: Oblo >'?.II."?
f. Il.'t !>.44k. 104*4,
Denver.'? !t 1?. 1st?.110
I "en ver ? K. ?i. 4?. "I
>>iist 1 titini"?!???' ??ts.H?i
trie vensral 4 . . 711*4
r 9. A D. lato, t. r. 70
l?'nerai r.la-trl.? as....10114
ti. I.. A s. \. Ob. l?4
I?. If.vs. \ to* .104
tl. AT. Central .Vs.119
B. a r. astral if a.104
iowa c. lata.u'O
Kr.ima* Pacta? oonsols. t r.10(H4
Kati.j'ne lat? (uea UiV.l, t r.1?I1?>4
Louisiana new?*??iisols, 4's...100
U .v V I III. 9t. H">
Missouri ?I'm.100
VI. K. I.-Ml. fdlft
M.K. T. (?...-.?. SH
New York (entrai 1st?...,.H8|?J
New .lerser Cnatral ." '?.118
Norm carmina O'e..ISA
Nonht a.-??ttna4M. 108
h IB IB BIB I'aotncist.117
Ni,rtut-rnt'i?t*IDc as. M?(ty
Northern Pan-ill?* -t'i. ?41*4
.\. I. ? . :.?.. I..4'a . 104
Norfolk ??itl >V entern O's. I '!.*>
Nonhw-siermonsoK.14'J
.Northwestern?len. on.11 ; V4j
ItTseoe Navigation 1st. II.'I
Oregon Navigation 4'S. 04't
U. A l.lneii'n. (. i.tS?
?>. *?. i.las .Vs. t. r.I ??O*?,
<?. Iiiiprii.eni.vit Ists.t. r.Iff
(?. improvement .Vn, t. r.. .'?."iva
Pat'ic.-oi'sof n? .lo:i
l:.*a.li!i!M'?<. S'2L?
?<.<?. W.l*t?. s'i
st. L. A L M. eoaaol :>'a. 80?4
Ht. I- A S. P. euuera: O's.110
St, Paul ('onion, .140
St. I'. ? .& P. lits......- ...12114
si.l'auic. A P. ?'s,. .It?
soutbern ?<?ntva' .'?. . 0(?V4
Stan?lar?l ?.op* arid Twine ?i's. BB
Teunesnee new settlement T?. 8H
lexasl'aolrli." I.. ?. Lets. Mi?
lexa? Pacific r -eglatured 'it. SUM
I . r. I? A ??uir 1st?. .?4??
WabashlHt.".'"?.lO?i*
W uii-isli Ms. 77'4
West Sbore 4'*.It?!?
Virginia Centuries. 09
Virginia Bsfefrsd. 4
Moeita and (??ioh'?. 7?V4
.NorPilk arel Western <oii?ol 4's.. SO
Norfolk and Western pr?t stock..... 4.'-"?i
iiiciiM??Ni? stock Mat v an
?am?se? Mar?*ti s. is?c
gggBBBBtBBTBBJOainaa KIJ. Asked.
UnltedStatei 4'b, 1007. 110
ST.???. ? ? a-1 IBB
.N'vriliCaro'.l'.ia ?'?. 104
Nertti Carollnn 9tP. IBB
Vlrgiola 3's laeai.- Tilt M
Virginia ? eutury. OH?? ?i'.i^
en v aa . i t ra
ilicbinund .*ltf s'i.. i '.".?
*lti irnond ci?r Us. 118
lticbiuon.i .ittr'.s.. 110 ?
KtcBmood ?*itv 4's it. IBSO-lB-ra .-.- H>;i^4
it an K?M? ?soasa
A?naataaadcaaraate ist Pa . i is ...
Atlnuta aal CBari ?tta g't'd In.
ga. <?'-'
Cbtir..C??l. ?t Aug. '-'.I 7-e. us l'-'O
??e.irL'ta. xjdtberu A IfioriJa V* ion loi
yeiersMirt? at lern \ ?' . lid
retantrata (Olees Bt ?'s. i it?
Hi? Inn ?nd and Mefilenbtirg Hi
?-,- . 78
?vititlterii "<v i .v v Ist.is. i'l? 01
Western Kerch Ceraltae 1st <)'?. i'4
(..? rgia A Alabearapref.?"a? 10414 1??.'?
Ueorataeaa Alabeara eoaeoai. w;^
Kk-Smond rrsetwa&'s ...._ .... I?i
Mtrtolk and W **t*rn lit innrt.
aau. 4 pereaal. ... TB ...
itvii.Ro.vi? ST?)? n* Par.
Ailat.tat ?.1 1 aarlotte.100 U0V4 105
Caesapeakeand Oaio.100 1!? id
Nonb Carolina.....i<?o 1*1
.Norfolk an l Wostoru pret.10?? 4 *>
Peterso-irir.100 1 .*??
K.. P. 4 K. P. It I', conn Vn. 70 ! (?
Hi.'binond. Kre.l. ?mil Pott
ma i-i'tiitliOU. 100 If?
Iti'-iiriionii. l- 'rsdertcfcabarg
lina ?'.. ?miiiediv. ehlicar'n. 100 lid 118
Itl'-'.uuonil ?un? l'e'*r*? urz... i(?i? I'.'O
southern Kailwav. prsi. loo :;??v_ '2~t%
Niiitbern Itatlway, ?-oiiinioii.. 100 8
Oeorgtaead .-vlabnma, pref. 80M SI
Qeergla aad Aleaama. ooe_ to?4 1114
Bam bib
Citizens ?xchauige. '?s f| 9ott
?.itvllauk. Via '!s
Mutruuolitan. 88 '-'? '
National Hank of \ a..10?? 101M 10.1
Petersburg Savings and lu
raraaes Oompaay. -? :'-*
Security.100 lO0t<j l?BTt|
state Hank of .'trginia.100 1 AM ....
I lliiaii Haiti ?;i lti<"li>iii>Ti?l.... ?0 114
Virginia I runt Company.... 100? .... Ill
Savings Hank of Itlcbmond.. '.'0 :i? 40
In -1 1? IHOI Ot 1 ? ?us.
Virginiat-'irn au 1 llarl-i-j ... 88 :14'4" n?
Virginia s -it >. 8B "'4
M|S?'BI.I.ANS01S.
Aiuencau TSBBBM Compa
ny (preferred).100 11 *3
Am?ri -m lau 1 aoOompaay
leeiameal. .. "?0 ?0 ot
Va.-Carolluat bemlcat prat. 100 .... 110
Va.-CaroliuaCbemicalt.-om.10U ,.. ;,,
*i?uo(atloQs are lor bonds maturing lu not
let? (ban t*n years.
i.KAIN AM? COTTON BXCHANOB
Ki? hiii'iiiil. \'.t.. Manli h. !?.?>
Quotatlona: Wh?rat?Loagberry, H?9tt<tt;
miv'i. Mc.?h$l.t?; shortberry, 9c.tyUM;
.N.? I red. UM Corn White t/lrglnla,
lag lot*-. .;'; -' :.7?.. No. 2 whit,, Xhmtlc. ;
No. a; white, :;>;'< 1.;?;'-.-e. ; No. 2 mix? d
.; ;?-.' .; No, 2 mi>:?-?l .:'.'-'-. ??.us No, 2
mixetl, :s2'<i:;2'.i- . No. :; mixed, 3l?tl\%c.;
winter seed, 86040c. Rye- No. 2, 57?W
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Itiihnioiiil. V.i . M.ir.h g\ 189?.
Privait? rales to-day were aa follows:
a 1 -. .'i hogsheads; Biters, 4 hogs
heads; asmokera, M hogabeada; leaf (?lark?.
a'? hogsheads; luags, l hogshead Total, 71
altls.
United States internal reveaue oellec
tioaa for ih? city ?>f Richmond, \'a . t??
?l.-iy W-I-. Tobacco, >l U0.9; eijiars and
Cigarettes, 0,845.05. T?.t ?I, |5,8S?Q,
Crensbaw's was the ooly warehouse
that ha?! a rale Ol tiarkn io-?fciy. Num
ber of p.minis sohl. 1. lift,
t'ol.1 ?' it. Barkadale is In the dly,
nd is v.-iv much welcomed by his many
t?iti.-ii ? " fn?mis of th. Trade.
Mr. K. H Sarv-ey sssnager of Shoiko?
Wir. huas- l> at his pust ngaiin. ailter bt -
lug laid up with illness for quite awhile.
The warehouae Loinl form was b?nin
flx.il to-day with th.* Virginia Trust Com
pany
NKW YORK PRODUCT MAPKET.
NRW *???>t:K. March %,?Fiour-Neg
!.. ted
Rye P!?.iir-I>ull at y.?fr|3.2*?.
Buckwheat Flour- Firm at |1.30?i$l.?0
and noaili -?i
Ha? ki- be it Qui? t.
Cornnru-a! Hull. {
Hye-??inet, No. ?, 58? ?'S :'i9c. ; State rye
Un I? ?y?Dull; ?e?*dlni?. He.
?Barley Malt-Dull.
Wheat?Spot tirm; No. 2 red. |!u7 7-8
Options ?.|i.*ni.l tirm on higher cable* an?
Burepran war news. and. aft*r .1 middaj
tleeiin". iimler realising, Bnally rallied
and chis.?! 1-Su-s,, net higher. I.at?
months were stronger on predictions o
a ?-olil wave West Man tl tins, tl 110? 3-8
Mey closed H.W7-8.
Corn -Spot firm: No. 2. 37*4i*. opiion
opened s(.*.i?iy, wjth wheat, ?in?! sjdvenoed
rul.-tl iirrn all day oa dwreaslng recelpu
export?, and better lublen, and closed K.(
et hlgh-T; May, 34%?36c., closed ?
uly closed 3Bc. ?,,. 7.
Oats?Spot quiet; No. 2. SUfcC. OrAU
ull but steady, with com. eMBBBg |
et nlgher; Muy closed 10%c.
Beef-Steady; beef ham?. J"_.j0<a$23.
Cut Meats-Quiet; ptckled bellies, 15.1
1; pickle?! shoulders, Hf?'VifH-TT?; pick
um* f7.75?ft$8.
?Lard -Steady: western stenmed. 15.3.
lay. $5.45. nominally; refln?d ?t??ady.
l'ork?Easy.
I{utter??t?iudy; western creamery, 1
fie. .do. factory, 11 *t 1 -">. -. ; Klglns. Pic.; Jr
atlon ir-?mrv. M'a 17c : State ?lalry, 1
!?c : .it. creamery. 15?feT9V?iC.
Cheese-Dull; large white, Septemb
i ,
Kggs?Steady: State and Pennsylvan
Hilli-Jc.; wester? fresh, lie; southet
i>V/llc, ?
I'.itaitoes?St.-ailv : New York. 12.37V
2.50; sweets. tLRBBI
C-ottooaaad-Otl ?-Quiet; prime cru?
O^c. ; do. yellow. Be.
ivtroleiim?pull nn?l nominal: refln?
iew York. $??.85; Philadelphia and Bal
a?ore. $5.80; do., in bulk, $3.30.
Roela- St"!u!y.
Turpentine?Firm.
Rlcc-^irm
Molasses?Stead?.
?aibing.?St.anlv nnd ?lull at $2i?$3.
CotTe**-?Option? open.?I barely steac
it a decline of 7, to it) points, rated stea?
?n smaiil wair?ihottee oellvertee, aad we
pot market, anil closet! ?barely st?-a?
vith nrficea ?'ulo points n? t lower; sal?
9.?0 bags. Including March. $'?.10; Api
!."..40: spot Rio easv; No. 7 Invoice a
lobbing, 16; mild steady; Cordova, $8.2
m.
Sugar?Raw ateady; fair rctinintr. IM
centrifagsl, ?i-deijree t?-st. :t ?Vie.
NKW YORK DRY-HOOPS MARKFT
NRW YORK. March I.?With the a
*ept!on of jobb-rs, operators in the dr
i??otls market are transacting only ?k
Itusiness. Tile price-ton?* on COttOO g??o
la, however, weil BMintained In every lir
except print-cloths, wliich remain qui
lull. Woollen goods are quiet. Ki
goods show m? change In any depertaaei
but mill men assert tlmt In tin- l?*-s
"tensive gradea they are k?-pt buey, wi
I tlemaititl whit h is w.-ll distribute
though on a, moderate (?rice basts Frl
iltiths air.? still niimliiaitlv quoted ;?f 18
rents, but birsiness could be .Ion. at 81
tents if the demand ?were worth it. Mam
faiiturers have ?llsposcil of no extras f
over tw?> weeks, so fair as tin? repor
show, anil are ?-??mpair.i tiv. I? . - tu de
with, (?ilt! goiiils an? in unite st.-.nly ?1
iii.i ri?! in all ?railes Prints show 1
t-hany;?, of moment._
BALTIMORE PRODUCE) MARKRT.
BALTUfORR Manch ?.--Floiir-Di
and unchan?ged,
Wheat I ?nil; spot anu? t!i?> mont
' ,? Fill; April. $1 O0ty?fi|l.<r0,4; Mai
j! ni1/u$l u.t-%; ateamer No. | red, 9fiv4
n'?'..?-.; ?southern wheat, by sample, %c.
Il.ui '..; do., ?m grade, '?'?V '?/H.0 ?.
Corn?Firm: spot and tae munth. 18%
:.:-.-. April. a-n/./.U?- : May. :< ?*. bi<
sP.ini'-r mixed, :;.-;?4-.i:t:!Uj*.; southern wtii
corn. .'?Vi-R1 . ' - ; do. yellow, 33^*tf34%c.
(tails . Sp.-mlv ; N'.> | \\hlte West.'ril. '?4\?
??*" : No. Z mixet! do.. 'i'nW^.
Rye Steadier; No. 2 near by, 9%c; N
i western, U\\c.
H.ai Steady; choice timothy, 111.68081
Grain ?freights ?rm but Inacth
st.-ini t?> l-lv-'.-rpitol, per Iwshel, ::'-.-?I . Mi
Cork, for order, per quarter, Sa ('?il/'i i
lUd., March; la. 4'..,?i.. April.
Sugar ?Strong and unchanged.
Mutter Firm and uncbanged.
lOggs- guiet ainti unchanged.
Cheese ?Steady ain.i unchanged.
Lettin -$! r/tili.:.? per basket.
Whlakey - Uncbanged.
CHICAGO PRODUCT MARKVP.
CHICAGO, March l?Wheat daaakes.
lato a bull mairkt-t late la the aeenloi
and cloeed :'v bigher f??r .luiv ; Mai
cloeed unchanged. DetHlnea result In
frurn dulneaa and statistical news wei
recovered bv buying by ?Letteri ;in?l l:
hoiieea winch have ?Seen hravy sellers r
c.-ntly. Corn was iirm ?m ib?- renewal t
shipping business, urn! advanced I-*/ *? *4
??.its closed l-8c higher. Provlaloaa v.*. i
Irregular, ?pork losing 7?z.\ of its pn
Viooa value, whil? lard and ribs show*
no change,
Leading futures r:iiiK?*tl ais follows:
Opeulug. Highest. ;.owest. C!osln
Wiibxt?No. -.'.
March. . 10'.'
May. lO.'.aV* lO?v-, 1114 104
Inly.00*|a'h '-?I'v^-i BON H
COKX?No. ?,
Mav.?lOaf, IBM ;I0 *M
inly.:iva\\4 ?tl-S MM IM
September.:i^Ha^ '\-\*> 9rt% 9A\
OAia-No.
May.t.'??4 ?7 '2t\*i*.i* -.'(? ?aM
.(uly.'.'4i? U4*"? '.MV- 84
viRps Pokk-rar Bbi.
j May.I10.1.? 810.8a ?10.10 ?ld.Fi
'./uly. 10.38*4 VOtayt 10.1* ''-'
j l.isu- Per Itia in?.
' May.?a. i'.'U, a.'.l"? $.*?.t0 ?7>.F>
inly.?.-'-.'i* ...-.-.'u, ;,.r,i(? bao
1SH0KT ItlHS?Per 100 Um.
May.........06.10 t^)."? *.*..o:. 43.10
July....B.18 j. !7J^ .. 10 0.10
?'asi, quotations ?v.r." as folios Ko
yellow corn, Re l-'han dull. No, I sprin
wheat, Uv9a%c~ No. 3 spring wheat, W
W^ac . S'??. 2 r? .1. tiViC.. No. 2 , oni, 21 lit?
No. 2 tiaits. Jt;.,-"??.. N" 2 white, t. o. b
l'?i/tCA-.; No. : white, f. o 1... :'S'4tiJ'.?'f?
N??. -.' rv?. ?mi4.-. No. .'. ?barley, a?ial;. \'.
1 I'ax-ee.i, il.17; new. 11.20%. ?Prime time
thy ?seed, 18.85. Meea pork, t?t barra
?l?i-hKti?l'i.l". l.;-?r?!. p? r 100 ?pounds, R.07%1
R.18. Bhort-rib si.!?*s (loose). ?^?-?11',.^
alted shoulders (boxetl), w.7.>i$
Bhort-clear sides ?t.= >x? .1 ?. $C.2S44$5.4|
Whiskey, distillers' Bnished g.Is, pe
Kaiion. ti.i.s'?i. Bagara Cut-loaf, 'aa
changed. Butter Btea?ly; reamery, 181
i:?1-!-.; ?l.-iiry. 11617c. Cheefte qulel at R
s'i?". Rggs- ?Steady; fresh, 18c,
L-INCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, Mar. 1? I Flour Hull.
Wheat k.i?v. No I ?red, W<
C??rn Quiet; No. 2 mix'?t. It' a-.
?a- Dull; NO. 2 mix.-?I, ZSc.
Rye Finn; No. 2.
I. ?i-I Kasv at $">.
Hulk Meats ?Steady at $5.10.
Bacon?Quiet at 15.90.
Whiskey-Firm at ?.88,
Butter?Firm an?! lower: Blgin cream
try. -.'lij?C ; ??hit?, 18018c.; ?lairy, URUc
Btiigar-Qalet.
Kkks -l?ull ;,t t^,.,
?'hit.s,- steady.
THK COTTON ?MARKRTR
I.JVF.RI'OOL, Mardi V 1 P. M.-?'oi
ton?Spot, moderate bufllnesa; prlcea low
er; American middllriK, fair, :; 1 l-l?i?l
Kooti nihidiiiiK. J8-Md.; American mit
?lliiiK, S18-320.; I?tw middling, 99-ttd
?? oil ordlaary. H-8?L; ??rdiivairy, 2 i?-i*>?
The sales nf the (laiV WON *> ON bales, Ir
eluding ' **! for raecnlatlon .?nd expor
aind InclOtded 7.an? American, it*- ?lpt1
UjOOO bailas. Int-ludinK 18.188 Am?i-i?-:ui.
Futures opened quiet, wim a mod?rai
demand, ami cloeed steady; America
middling, low iniililllnK clause, Marci
IR-Md., seil.-i-s. March and Aprll,S_M4(l
sellers; April aad May. |a_M|d., Valu,
May and June. IS>44d., buyers; Juna aa
July, 3 22-64?B3 23-OM., sellers; July an
August, 3 22-844(3"_-84d.. buyers, Augui
a,ml s? pt.-nibei. IB liQ8Uettd., sellen
Beptember aad October, IS-Md., buyen
(?'tuber and November, itl-ntcii
value; Nov? inl.er aiiul December, il-'l-t.l
: U-t4d.. sellers; ?December and Januar)
3 lM-?i4-?.! U-ttd-, Seil-IS.
NEW YORK, March 8 Cottofl
middling, ll-4c.; net ?receipts '; -'.'. bale?
arara, IJM bales; export* - M l-'ranc?
I 4?;t balea; t?. the continent. M batel
forwarded, 4!?" batee; saies. I.BM haie?
spinners. M balea; BtOCfc, l!*>?.?i!? bales.
Totola tii-tlaiv : Net r.-?*eipts. MJBI
liailes; exports t., ?irt-ut Britain, IM
bales; tt> Klainc-, 1,881 balen, t?^ the ???n
tin.*nt, 12.^11 bales; stock. 1.114.21H bales.
Conaolkuted: N?*t re?-,-ipts. 71.885 Bal se
export???t?? criait Britain, 22.111 l?al?s. t
i-'raiice, MM ba!?-s; to the ?'ontinetil
etMA l?al?-s.
Totala sin?. .?'. pt?-mber 1st: Net re
reil?ts. 7,501.716 bales, exports-- to tire*
Britain. 2.625.?B3 bales; tl) Kran.-.-, ?ottAt
t.aies; to the Contlneat, 2,2i?.?;7i basai.
Cotton future*, opeaed steady at th
decline: sales 5.800 ba?l?*s ?March, I??".;
April, $0.04; May. R.08; Ji.n?. R88; July
?ill; August, $fi.H: Beptember Ml?; 1 >?
tober, AW; November, ^08; i>?
to nt?; Jaaaary, $?; IS.
Cotton future? t los? ?i quiet aad ateady
subs ??v'-i bales; Mi 1 Ii. Vi '? *>; Apr?
$6.t)7; May. $6.11. Jan.-. ?12; July. Ji. n
August, $?; 17; September, pit.',, tj
$?.12; Nov?*mb?*r, $6.11, December, $6.u
January, $6.15.
Spot ?cotton cloeed steady; mi'iiiim? up
lantls. 6 1-4c; do, Half, 0 l-2c ; sal?
bailes.
NRW ??Rl.FAN'S. March I?Option fu
tures ateady; sales, I8.8UU balea; Marca
l?.fA.ii' 1.'.?. April R.?7?UV? W; ?lay. V. ..''
J.V73; June. $? 7.Vti$3.76; July.%5.7S
August. $6.80?t6sl; Beptember $. rtR
$;, 7'?, ititob.-r, la * - N?>vemtx r
$r, ?Xt-i$'t ?x?; Uecemtier, a|6 *>li$'?.tC; Jaau
' ary. $5.?C(l$5.8l.
N A \ A I^ST( > 11 MARK KTS.
?'ll.\i;i.i:S'l'(?N. S ('.. March 8.-Tur
p.iiiirie Firm at 25?^c.; ?rates none.
? Rosin-Firm and unchaiiK??! -?M none
WILMINOTON, N, C, March t ?fatrlti
of Turp?,ntlne-yulet at tAVtOMc.; red Ipta
, M casks.
1 Rosin Firm at $1.25 and 1130; receipts
2?)U barrel*.
?Tude Turpentine ? Nothing doing
prlcen unchanged; receipts, none.
Tar-Firm at 11.10; receipts, 17? harnU
SAVANNAH. UA.. Much 8. -Bplrtts ol
rp._iitlne-.Klrm: sale*. BO . -??u*. ?t 3Bc.l
?sed. with sale? of I7& ciaks. at *_c.
toiUn?Quiet; no salea; receipts. Lira
n-.-la; ?in oi at ion* unchiniteil.
NORFOLK I'KAN FT MARKKT.
?ORFOLK. VA.. Mir? h ? (Special.i_,
?anuts? Farmers' ijutet; faney, ift-Wb)
-4c; atrhtly prime. 2 1-2?-.: prime. 2 l-v. i
mmoti. l??ll-Ic.; Hpanlsh. **c.
PHimUM TKANFT MARKKT
PSTRRSBURQ VA.. March 8.-fHpe.
ilT-Market firm; Vlndnlas. 13-4?. foe
od Iota; Spanish firm at ft&c.
I'KTERSBIRO ??rTTON MARKET
I'KTFKSIU.'K?'. VA., March S?(Spa
H.)?Cotton?Firm at 5 1-tc, for gooo
9, _______________ -?
HOWOKK ilCTIiniilST?.
aey PreparIn? for the A Mit ?aal
lin Klinore Conference.
ROANOKK, VA, March 8.?(Sp?cial.)?
ht? Methodists of Koanok.? are busy
epurlng for the annual italtlmore <'?>n
rence, which assombl??* in Hlnton, W.
a., on the 25th of this mon-th. I . -.
ie nppolntmer.. of ministers t?^ the va
ous chftcges throughout the conference,
da in. ?ting will also appoint delear&tes
> th?* Oeaaral Ceaferaaee of the Met ho
st Fpts?*opal Cbur.-h South, which
ie?fs in Raltlmore In May next. The
.*? Methodist ministers In Ronnok?- ?te
?tting matters In ahape M that th.'lr
ports to conference may show that the
par's work In Roanoke has been, on
ie whole, good,
Only one pastor, ?Rev C 1' Hulla, Of
race church, will have to be removed
y I'mltatton He has been her.? for
>ar reara ami will have t?. pa elsewhere.
; is hanllv likely that any other chaing?*??
111 take place. The lay delegat? fnin
ils city ire R?v. T I. Flshburno and
;. J. Anderson.
ROT. I?. F. Hall, th.? pn-shling elder of
?oanoke ?District, has i?e?"n here for f??up
? airs, and will be ?removed by limitation.
The Department ??f Music of Virginia
Olleg? for Young La?tafl gave a most
iteresttng recital last night.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
f the Fairvicw Cemetery m?>? and elect?
?1 ?it!!?-? is ;is follows- c. It. R.'l!, p.
?nt; C. Mark? I? y, vice prvshle-nU W. 1,.
,i'i!tews. racretary and treaaarer. Th...
Id boar?! wis re-elect.-.I. The r?-port of
Be treasurer shows th?' t oni|?iiny to be
i an excellent tin.inci.il condition, x
The ni.-ii who wire broiiKht to Ronnokn
eaterday, id>9tlflN ol tin- wreck n??ar
h?"iian?l??ati Junction, are doing as well
s could !? expected. Th" remains ??f
'in man l'urhiish WOTC shlppi-d to his
!?l Immt." .it ?'??mord for Interment.
IK VI II OK Mil. \\ ILLACfl HK1A\I>Q
? U.'11-Kn???!! I'lti (aitlt I ?ii.ln ? l'aune*
\?r?n> \enr Sulrm.
SAi.F.M. va.. ?March I ?si .. .1 ? v..
,vail.ice B?reaalng, af Philadelphia, died
?sterilay morning at the home <?f Mr.
lohn Scars, neair BaleM, Wheve be was
itopptng for b.is he.ilth. Mr. Ilrennlng
vas f?.r twenty yean a number of
hi? Philadelphia Fire PepartBMBt. and
luring the Hr.- several months ago at the
itore of John Wanaiaaber. be ? tmtraeted
1 s.v.i? col?!. Mis ?physician ad Bleed
dm to com?' t?? th*" mountains to re?u p. -
ate, and the change wais pr?>ving very
" nt tit iail until a montli or two ax??. B '? n
u? took a deer heat the expomir. on the
;r!p MUatng a iVactlOB for the worse.
He was In liis r?t'th yeair. The remains
i>,.rt" talk.n t<> Philadelphia for Interment.
Mr. 1. ?' ?Harvey?ratter, superintend?
rat Of th" W'tstti-n I'itlon T-'lenraiph
Company, bais peu* t?? Florida, wher?- ha
win auperlatead the ? ??nstruction of a
lin.? from Jacksonville t?> Pnata Oseta,
nu thC ? .tais!. ai tllst.int?* of -M miles.
It Is thought the prospect of War ???-tween
this coUBtry and Spain Is Un- ?a-asoti this
;. %v Mn. is belai established, as l'unta
(lords Will be a.i-l Ml.("uta tit p??llit In
Of Iiostiliti? a
Mr. AdBtBB Rlddlck, who has just re
tornad fro? Richmond. ?Will leaiV.- In ai
torn ?lays f?.r Kractll. Ifl th?? Interest ot
the Bonaai k Mai bine Company.
Rev. R- F. Ball, ?presiding elder <>f thtl
dtstrict, win i?- transferred te aaathei
place ait the neat m?eetl?g af confer? n? ?
his four v? BT havvltiK rxp't l.
mh'ii??vi;>ii:n is in m.wpoht BRWI
lion.is t<> it?? laaaed h? Pedas 1?? lie
f yg v F.\ pen sen.
NKWI'oRT M'.VVS, Y A.. March 8.?
(Special.t At ?BOOB to-?liy iho Finance
Committee ?>f thr ?"??rnmon Council upen
i .! tin- sea!??! bids for th?' bOBdS wilt? h
the ?ity will issue to the ?-xttnt of
RIBjMI, t?>r the purpose of buildinjr a? lall
and siatl.ti, li.tiise. putting In a BOB OB
Bystem, ami aractlBf achool buihitngs.
Tli?- hlgheBt bidden wer?! Walter Stan
toa ?v Co., ??i N?-w fork, who offered ?
premium o* $2.101, ant! th-**/ were awnr?|e.l
th. sal? The bot?is wilt ru . thirty*
years, ami bear im?i?s! at the rut?* ?>f
4 1-2 per c?-nt.
a delegation ??r business-men left this
evening f??? Weahlngtoa to uppt-atr be
i.ii>" the Waya aad Meaaa Oommlt?tee of
the House to-morrow to enter a protect
against tu?a coosolldatlea of mas sect
with Norfolk as a port ot ?ntr>.
i
HARIRI IVUCLLUiENCE.
MINIATURE M.M \NAC. MAR. ?. UNR
Bun rises .1:30 HIOH TIDE.
sun sets.?miMorning.IM
Mcton rte?*s .>j;06 Kvci'.ini; .
FORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH W W9.
ARRIVKI?.
Steaarar Pocahoatae, ?Jravrs, N??rf??ia,
merchandlee ?n?i pa9?mngen; Virginia
Navigation ('??mpany.
8j h .oil'-r Island City. 11? nderson. Phila
delphia, coal; s H Raw? -?. ?'??.
SA1I.KP
Ste.im.r Wlnyah, Simmons. Phlladel?
phla in-i? liaii'lls. an?l passeriKers; Clyde
l.lii?*.
l'ORT ?>F NEWPORT NKWrf. MAR. A
(Uy telegraph )
ARRIVRD.
m. r Qleamarta, ?Port T.. m ?pa. .
Steam? r ? ' ?* as Mobile.
Schooner George Ratify. Provklence.
Schn.tiier ?Marjory Brown, New UaveBb
schooner Jamra Davidson, liridgeporu
SAll.KI?
?Steamer Oleaawrls, Ohent
Schooner Mariorte, PortaaBOBt-,
liar?,'.- Wasp. Norwich.
ItarK" V??ltint? r. N? w Ilav?ii.
ROUT ?>F WBBT POINT, MARCH 8, IM.
(i:>- tetetgraph.)
ARRiyRD,
Steani-hip A? ??mack, Thompson. Nor
folk; peaaaagera and general arg?>.
BA1LRD.
Steamship .\c<?unauk. Thompson, N??r??
fo'.k: pasteagera and genera! cargo.
.' a
FINANCIAL.
MONEY FOR LOAM.
WITHOUT l'KI.AV. IN BUMS T? > SIIT,
on Richmond City ?seal Kstate.
J. B. K1.AM St CO .
rnh 6-Su.W.. Ill Main Street.
1107 tast Main Street.
?>
Capital.- - - $200,000
Snrplns and Undivided Profits, $02,000
* > + + +
4 Per lent. Interest Paid on De
posits. Your account is solicited.
I'.. A. (A T1.1N. Prwideut.
A. 13. lii.Aii;, (ashi. r.
tf?l?-W,KA.Su-!ell.w)
Cards, Hili-lleads. BtateBMo(\, Letter
Heads. Note-lUad*. Circulara. H.nidbi.u.
Dodgers, Ac. printed l?y the ;>:ap?(t.h
Company at low prK a \\ ill give you
good worti at ?ame priora wi puy ror
Inferior work. Bend us your orders and
me will guarantee jBttalhBttM in
particular.