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_THE RICHMOND DISPATCH-TUESDAY. MARCH'29, 1898._'
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HINTS TO ATHLETES.
Hnggeatteaa Aliont Trnlnlng end
is..-i?ln? Ihr Units in ?;?o<| Con?
illil.'i?.
nltm l.snsr enrrn
ill i??. Btop when y,.,
** lo R.-iln mua
i: memt>. r Hi
i > d which it oaaaot i?.
. ' '.- m.)??t rffccth
'
nt, f? .it,.!? i which cv, i \ athlete
? iiHiv.it.-.
' btx-ome :i popular esrr
ii't.iih furnishes, in ad.
muscular .!, velopment,
?..ili'-n
. - .?r the arm? ?nd Incidentally
?1 'i??' body i They also
; ?and i?r?,.i?i. o th? sh?>?ii
?1 '?,,?\v, r -|?r;iv oi
ii. nol t?.
n ' ?'r nid minutes, and ?hould
? tut? t?> 1
irage th.- circulation
,-1-" > I pure ?tlmulanl
i Duffy'? Pur? Mail
used by prominent athl? l? ?
?I is highly r?
how? \ r. that only
and m? ?ii? inal mall Uk. ?Duffy's
'?.?' ?. ?Ordinary whiskey
_tal ? . genulna
a?'8>?8>''a''a?'a''a''a''a''a''a'?a'''>a
? Temple, Pemberton,
a
i Cordes & Company, ?
? r and 9 West Broad St.
I
J Best Grade
I
[ American Organd?es.
J American < targanffiea are
F ?sold by us under their
! Aiii'-iii'.-m name. In style,
[ finish, and texture ?they
t equal the .best French
ids, anil are sold and
advertised by many deal
ers a< French Goo-ds, We
i want you to examine these
i goo-ds offered by u< ?to-day
i and ?see wli.it l ? i * i . _: 111 Ame
i rican niiiiils and handacan
? produce.
i
? Best Grade
i
American Organdies.
rttnen, of en
. tirclv ?new ??atUrti-- atnl ?SOlor?
' inns, ?regalar 25 and y>c. t(\
. I"C
Best Grade
American Orqandy Raye.
I Ratii on w pattern! and 00
> lorings, regular 35c. -"JE,
: vainc. a JL?
40-Inch Organdies. |
Coton Pink, Bine, Nile, Yellow, a
i.av?tulir. ?and Black, regu- 15?-. T
. value. I3C_? 9
i,l.i:iXi:il ON THE MM I ll??llll..
11 m?i?<-n 1 ?m?. in iiikI Rene n??- Taw/a
?if I-'i?i|i<iriii.
EMPi ?RIA, VA . March :v
Rev. W. Walker, the 1
?pulpit ??f ?Chrlsl i:?
:;.??rnitisiT, and I"'- I
-.. .. I ? . lUBT? :;atl'?Il.
t ?Sunday ?school will 1? >1?J
I Buneay morn?
? inte .J. a. Hartley,
' '
, ,1 s?ln-.?l
. ! , ! ?nu ?i?.it?-. Xddi
Rev. R. H. Vuungcr,
iray, ?and othi
: . 1 -'.1, ? ill nol
. . third Monday In .May.
mi Court "f <'""< - ?a .-\'ill? enti
ty .- ij] . onv? n? on iti-- I-th "i April.
,- .??111. .1 full docket, aii'l :
amonj them.
;.' ' Mr. If.
.;. m ?una attorney <?f this bar,
: iiu , omn in chano 1
?urt.
JuiU C 1 la writ of
a Judgment ??t
. , rend? ?l at the last
th? Commonwealth
8/1111 . '
one year*? ?con
-. th? State i-M.-'i?. Th? ?pro
Ilate court
. y t;. Mason.
B irham, ail n on a ?rii?
, ?l hum.-.
ira;, ?ti" la now
Ins in th?- family of Mr. John 11.
it a ifi.it' -nt Satur?
with Miss Bailie MacUn
\v, : .. \ ? \ r. ami
A M . m? - ?Trldaj nu-iit uni ? onf?
; .. .;i . .ii.- I -ii lut.it?;.
and J. 11.
ol ?Franklin, Va., a r? lb? ?sa? t.-,
\ '?.ii. n pa : ? ?torday.
Mrs. J M Btorrjr, ??f Franklin, Va.,
Ml Anna i?. M
Mr. L 1: 1 ' rtatt, v.l..
' -?iiflit th.? ? 'ru? k.-t t j?t )
with hin (ami?
In ; h? ?futaie ta? y will m.?kc this
home.
Mr. 1- -ti ?appoint? .1
of th? action 1 f Uk P
id, vice bis father, W. it
I m OLD H?xx \ OF xx 11 11 ItJSBl i<<*.
< ?nirt "Xessii. mill 1'iri.oiiiil ?littler?
?if ?nter??!.
?VILLIA1I8BURO? VA.. Mat.h .
? \ lighted m.'trh. ?u-,-l.lent:illy
i,.,i, of batted eettea ta
: ? 1. 1?. ?m. ? .lim- Beer
1 ; .' fit. here, as i?.an's ??te-ru is
. -t in town, ami located
midst ol Ijr-bullt Woek
Court ?t x"x,i-kt??\sii lui? atljourn
", .-, vt-ral ila\s.
1 1 sonic time In
?r )l;irr,.,l vs. Alba, 111
1 i?-11 ? -m!. 1 hip <>f aorea TakJ
the third trial ?if Um oaae, toi wai
Id? -I in favof of Hi?- il?f?-??1i?iil.
I'rof? - 1 <iha .'i<?i>, of iii
: f? hi Ol ?rnlDK tot Ami
Mi- ii, te i- .??i 1 paper <>'i Hi"
\ ? ?.. ' 111 T? ,,.S'' hff"!?' th?
onf? r< i?. ? .?f the Ann Arbor
1 \- ,. i.itlon. whli-h meet?
? - last Inn ta
??Mux, sl.-t.-r of Mrs. 'I
' a lias return? d tti h?.? homo. I?
'hase ?'It,, nftcr n dellrhtful visit here of
cveral months.
C?ptate? lb.)?. Ii a. llrlght, who has been
pending sum.- time In Philadelphia with
IM son anl daughter, ha? gotten back
n,| reports havlnf a most lllMIll time!
IHiring his stay In th?- QjaaSttt ?'Ity Can
Bin Bright, Who was on I'l.k.tt's staff.
? leite? i h.' battle-Sekbi at Getty abuig.
Mia* Annie M?mi, from Richmond. Is
;et?.. Sh" ? - th.- Ku.--?t of i?.r ,-??slii, MIm
lititil.- V
Mrs. Amanda ??ros-?, from Ashland. will
o??n visit bar daughter, Mis. j. ,\\ i^
iltam.
.Mrs. Kdwln T?umb and children, from
Norfolk, cam?, op Saturday evealaf to
?fiat Mrs. I-imb's j.s,r.-nt -, ?Captain tta\
Mrs. Km,-.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas I,. 15arl??w, from
Portsmouth, arc befe, vi Hing th?- family
"f Mr. (Satas x'iiiili-n. Mr. Harlow is a
forin.-r i.?fch-tit of ?his plan?, hut for
many years h.as b. < n a leading business?
Baa of Portsmouth.
AmotK th?- ?recent arrivals at the Inn
* n Orsasor, g.-n?-rai agent of tne
lUrer department of the Chesapeake
und Ohio at Washington, und his mu?s,
Paul and l^ven-tt Qiagor.
TiiK city or 1 BIBMH'IBSIIIIB.
?enth of Mr. Jerry ?ostcII?Police
nu.I tiiiirt "?ess*.
? n.xiu,<nTK.s\ ii.i.i-, \ a., ?March ml?
-' ? Prof, toot W, 11. Scamon. who
?vas at one time a professor In tlie Millar
Manual ?labor Bebool, but Is now dir? ? tur
if th.? Kow M? xico ?School of Mines, at
?o, has been elected tIrani ?High
Priest of the Qrand Chapter ?>f Now
Mexico. He Ii also Grand Laeturer of the
Irand i<"?ig?\ and holds several Impor
tant committee appointments. Prof? ?i
?? .?mon WB1 mad?; a Maoou In Widow's
?SOB ?Lodge?, N... tX?. Of tliis city.
Mr. Jerry l???w,ll ?lle.l at his home. n<?ar
Red Hill, y.'.-terday ?morning, >>f pn.-umo
a?i. The fanerai eeretoea wen h? m at ?Un
ne? this afternoon. Mr. Dowell waa
S years ol .?^?'.
w. Newton Miller, n ?painter, was ?seal
to the ?Valid jury this morning, ?charged
x\ith ?robbing J. M. Patterson <?r jio la
currency,
l*'x?>n Atherton. the broker, who was
brought to this city from San Antonio,
Pea., ?some anonths ag?> <?n a requisition
?from Oorernor Tyler, ?to Race certain
charges of ftwgeri and ?gBttlag mon?ey
imder false pretences, was arraigned In
th?. Corporatlos court this ?morning.
wer?- thre ibalge? ?againIt him?
one of forgery ami two of false ?pre
tences, in (?m- of the oae? s ,?f false pre
- nolle i?r?,s?'<iui was entered, lr?
Mi? r h.? was OtMVleted and giv?n "lie
in the i'enit?ntiary. in th?- forgery
he was given three ytars. In l???i!i
the jury rcconim?-tnli ?1 that the
Governor, under the ?provisions <?f an eel
approved March ::. MM) ?pardon th? pri
soner after ho ha? ?served half of th?.-.
t ernte.
Newa waa received her?- to-day from
Dover, i?, i., i,, the effect that th?? ?resi
dence and all th?- personal < ff? ts of Pro?
f ess or Aleaand? -f Crawford, formerly ?>r
this ?ity, were destroyed by fire
Mr. John J. ltoaeh ami snn. ,?f Jy?uls
vllle. Ky., ,u? visiting In this city.
Mr. and Mrs. K. C. M'irnlngstar, I'f
?Bowling Green, Ky., arc i.i ttv- ?ity.
AX IMiMlttX >l IX ??I I? ll)FS.
Mysterious. Death of ?n Old Mnn In
SleiaaSrla,
AI.KXANDKl A, VA, March Me? fSpe
iiai.i -An unknown man last night board?
ed the tug-boal I> nos, lying at the wharf,
1?. t?i??ii ?Prince and lnike streets, und
mltted ?suicide by ?shooting hims.-if
through the head. This morning the ?r.-w,
upon returning t?> th.lr boat, were start
led to linil the body sitting bolt upright In
a < hair near the rail. The pistol with
Which tie? unknown had tak?n his life
u ? lying ??n the deck i lore by. As the
unfortunate man had rem?>\? I I me of
hi? 1??thing, It Is thought that suicide by
drowning was his Hist Impulse. There
'?-"lut'-ly nothing about the stranger
Which could serve as a mean? of Identltl
catlon. Tin- ?body is that of a aiout,
heavy-aet man of M years ??r [her? about?,
With side-whiskers, and a face indicating
i,., tt -?as ,'f dissipation. An Inquest over
the remains will be held at an up-town
undertaking ?setabllshmenl ?tata this ?'ve
iling, a large number of person? have
Viewed the body, but as f*\ no one has
boon aid?- to throw any liKht upon the
Identity of the self?deetroyer.
A MOST DI8TBBS8I8G ACriDEXT.
Xlr. Wateeej !.. ? <>l?h Meets a Very f?nd
Bad.
WINDS? lit. N. ?'., Mar? h ^.-(Special.)
Watson i?. Cobb, a waB-hnown termer,
livras Bear town, a?cciaantaiiy ohw tne
?back part of his heaii ??ff Saturday with
a ?shotgun, which he bad lefl ?staadtng
i?> a trea ?Se ?and ?several of hi-: ?neigh
bora awra In the woods hunting, and m.?
,,t them aaa him standing by a troe,
heard the ?roporl of iba ?gun, saw Mr.
?Cobb fall, and when he roaehed him be
was diad, and about half of hi? head
biowa "'i'
T1IK BALTIMORE ? (>\FKRi:\< F.
Tlic Hotly Adjiiiirneil \ i-?t?-r?ln y ?\\ 111
Xrst Xl?'?-t In \ 1,-sn ml rlu.
iiiNT?)N, w. va., March M.?<t?Spe
i i.il.)?The. ono hundred and fourteenth
annual s? Baton Of the Baltimore Confer?
n. - paaaad into hlaton to-night, when
.?,at -?-nt?- ?adjourned. Tha next plaee of
m. et ng of this ?conference will ba at
Alexandria, Va ?One of th?? features of
th.- ?lay was a Selection of ?leiieal del?
?at? s tO the general ? .,liter, n? ?-, wlilrli
during May in Haltimon . It re
qulred six ballots. Th?- delegate? are: ?'??i
iins Denny, Vanderhtli Untverslty: iium
Bmlthaon. Charleetown, W. Va., en
tust ballot; Peter xv. Whisner, Btaunton,
X'a., on the second ballot; John A. Kern,
Ashland, Va., -on th?- fourth ballot; J. s.
Hutchlnson, Baltimore, on the sixth bal?
?lot The following are th? clerical ?alter
nates: David Hush. Front Hov.il, X ?.;
jam? s i:. Armstrong, ?Salem; Jam?? n.
Boyd, Alexandria. The caucus' ?selection
,,t the lay ?delegates was ratified to--lav.
Th? y at. M follOWB: Kohi-rt Magrud.r,
more District ? .luilge John XV.
Woode, Koatiok?.- I'ltv, K?l. S. OHifad.
n ?i nsoiibtirg; P. V. I>. ?Conway, FTed r
Icksburg; T. J. xviniams. Liowlobutg. In
order to give each of the eight districts In
the r,?ni'.-t'ei>c?' representation, three ai
t. i nal. s wife ?Selected, as follows: Judge
\: i>. N?iwman, Woodat-ock Va.? H. H.
Jones. ?Doe Hill. Va.: Dr. M. T. Jarr.-it,
tsviiie, AM. ?Three sessions wera
),. I ! to-.l.i.V.
CASB OF BMALL-fai RFPORTFI).
l'eaple of I'iiIiihUI W 111 Try lo ThecW
? i??? DtBaaee.
DUBLIN, March .?(Special.)-A case
of small-pox baa I" 'ii rtported from the
upper pert <>f this oounty, along the line
Of tha North Carolina evt.nsion ?if the
Norfolk and XX'e-tern ruilroad. ?The
)-.?..ml of Supervisors, at B meeting ?called
,,ti BatUSSBy t?> consider the matter, or
dered the vacetnatloa of all parties re
.- within five miles of the Infected
locality, and recomrneiuled general vaccl
natlon throughout the county. The .-ree
ti??n ol hous.s of detenllon tur ?lupects.
an?! also f??r hospltals. wa? ordered. This
ran be traced directly t?> the case?
in XX'vthc county. Kv.-ry cure will In
taken by the BUtborttlM to prevent the
apread ?of the db i
\ telephone company has been or
ganized here, with Mr. II. I.. Stone pr? s|
detit. James MacGlU vice-president, and
XV. R. ?'tishlng ?secretar? und treasurer.
Th?- lines will he constructed and the
?phone? i?ut in ut once. Thin comply
lias arranged for connection wttii th.
telephone fa-stem In Pulaskl ?ity, and
with two other lima la the county.
If you huve ii.-vtr uued" Bla?tlc Starch
ha.? your ?grocer send you a 5- or K)-c?nt
p ickage with your next order. Renu'ts
will convine?? you of U? au^?.riorU>' over
any other
Blood
Humors
Whether Itching, hsrnltipr, bleeding, scily,
crusted, plrnpls-,??r blotchy, whether ?Imple,
scrofulous,or hereditary, from ?nfan<?y toagn,
speedily cured by wann baths with COOUVBA
Soap, pentle anointings with CirrirTSA ("oint
ment', the p-reat ?kin rare, and mild dose?
of CuTiciRA RitsoLVRrr, greatest of blood
pnrifler? and humor cure?.
(yticura
! ??lu thiviTi|hBBl th? witld. roTT?! Dar? ira Cil?.
Cosr., Sols Prop. . Bmtoa.
?W " How lo ?J urs ET?ry Bload Hume," ?ft??.
FACE HUMORSr?mt" **""- Blhy *
?ahee fM'tstX htl'iTI'i Ii (*"AP.
STOCKS REBOUND.
?lBi.ir%Tio\ of HAIBB hfi'ort
IV IP ES OIT nKIIAT LOSSES.
I0NDS ALSO MUCH MORE ACT1YE.
Honey on (all F.nsler?Sterling Ex
? h n um- XX i nU?Wheat nnd Corn
lllKher?lints n ?-linde I.osver? Pro
Visions HiKlii-r.
NEW YORK, March 2S.-The familiar
?p?'ctacl?. w.-is prcs-rit. d M the StOCh
Bachang? of a Violent reaction upon the
culmination of an event wh!? h had 1?. .-n
Mg anticipated and dis?-,,anted. Khc
'acts wire, that the OadtngS Of th. Mafflb
Hoard of inquiry wen presented '
Baas, and wan ?provsd ?to ba ?xa?tiy as
foreshadow.d In the public n.-ws for
many ?! That Is to say, th?
Maine Is f??uiid to have In-.-n bloxvn U[>
by a BUbmerlna mine. ?Ever since the
morning after the explosion th?- st???k
market h;is b.-.-n depressed by th? cti
Itanl dread that this report would be
rormulated )?y the constitute,i ,,n,
the United ?States Tha ?sp??euiatl
ic aaaumed thai such an allegattoi
leressitnt?. a ruptur?- ?between th? Pnite.l
?ml Spain, ami B ens. .pi? nt il?m
H;e t?i ?the valu? s of all s> entitles, which
t was attempted to measure by the .con
stant decline in prices since the date of
th? ?xplosiiai almost up tu tl..- preSSBl
lima *i "I th- actual publication to-il'iy
i?f the report resulted in a rebound in
Which, at the high point of th?
lay. i,ad -wiped ral -i larga ?proportion
iif the losses which have occurred sine
Hi-- explosion in Hab.m.i ?harbor. This
was brOUghi about by th" niov,in?nt of
tha bear traders to take proSta Having
been industriously ?Selling StOCka f"f
weeha, In anticipation ??f the harm to
ralues t.. i?. d,,n,- by tha Main?- ?report,
Utey nrera waiaed by tha Uamlnence ?>f
the actual i?iil?llcat!,?n that th-- toWCBt
prices i" ba i<.?jk.-.i for on thai account
had been reaobed, .uni they, therefore,
et about to buy stock? to till Uni.' ? OB?
tracts Th>- bulls resorted t.? ail the
usual devics tu ?saisi their ?campaign
f<?r sqoeesing ths aborta
Th. apprehensions of tho bears w- M
r? d by ;i printed report ?from Washlagtoa
that Spain bad oompiotely aecoded t<
pre--id?iit McKinley*? ?requeets, ?Including
m ai?aalatl? ?- ?between the Cuban? and the
Spaniard? for six months. There was. in
?! ? ?I, some ( ?undatlon f'?r th- t? ? ling thai
th?- paaMng of the Spanish elections? with
their aasuraace of legislativo ?resulta te
pi'ini.-r Sagiista. in ?sana? ?action with ;1
Maine report, and President McKlnll y's
well'known dealr? for a peaceful adjust
ment, helped th- outooeae.
Pricea all through tha IM were ?marked
ly ?belOW the 1,-st. y-t such striking gains
a- 7 \-2 in Pullman, 71-:? In Metropolitan,
and 4, to 5 in many Other stocks took
placa
The transactions f?ir the ?lay foot up
over three-quarter? <?f a million aharaa, a
total ?which had not been ?squalled ?since
last fall.
The bond market also ?showed largely
iaed activity, especially in th?- s??- i -i
Isttv? lag a? . and gains of i ?to I per ?cent
were ?registered In ?prominent issues.
Tonl sabs, i:,:i??i.<)??). I.ovcriimciit bond?
w?i'e v-ry strong. Tha BCW ffl BdVBBCed
21-2. the old fa l, the tteoo?t \-2. and the
|_ 1-4 bi'i, and there watt ?ale? of n?
new 4's. coupon, at 1-1. which is 3 p.-r
i .nt. over Saturday*? bid pi
Th.- total s .i,-? of --tuck- to-day were
hares, including At? hi.-a.n psef? r
r.-d. n,:.s>>; ?Cheoapsaka and Ohio, :.. ;.";
Chicago, Burlington and Quintar, 1MB;
LoUlsvill? and NeahVUle, KM?; Manhat
tan, 47. Ut; Metropolitan Btreet Railway,
l'n.M'?; Reading, first ?preferred, 7.i'??; Mis
s.iuri r.-icitic. 7,78); New fork ?'entrai, 18?
HB? Northern Pacific 9Mb; do., preferred,
MAM; ?'iiicago Northweatern, M77; R< id?
Ing, 1Mb; St. Paul. I".".,l???; l'niou Pa tlfic,
w.siM; Colon ?Pacific ?Denver and Gulf,
K.;,70: American Tobacoo, MMtr, \'< oale't
das. IS,Mb; ?General ?Slectrlc, 1,8?' Sugar,
M,Mb; w? item Union, I
MOMBT AND BXCHANGB,
3 p. M. -Money ?m call easlsr al i -i 11 -*_*
per cent.: laal loan at 11-2 p.r cent.;
prim?? mercantile paper, .'?it'? 1-2 per
?Sterling rachaage weak, with ?actual
bUSllMSS In 1?. Hikers' bills at U*:)-).,
$4.v: 1-2 for demand and MMi-iMJAiMl-l
for sixty days; ?posted rates, 14.81 1-2 ?ill.vJ
and tAM l-2???!>",; Commercial bills,
|I.7'.?1-2'(?4X?''.?-1.
Silver -certifica I; bar ??1
v.r. M 1-1; M? \icin d.?llat- ;t t
?Government bond*? strong; st.-n- bonds
dull: railroad bond- Strong.
?STOCK MARKBfa ABROAD.
Th?- Kviiiiig Post's i.??ii'i??ii Baaaetal
caMegram says: The st??> k murk, ta bei,
opined Sai to-day on ssttlesaerii pros?
pects. Bpenlsh fa and Americans wars
the weakest, the f??rm?-r ?lOOShlag I'.' and
closing at '?0. ?Contangoos .?n Amorl
were I pat osai. Later, on publication
of ?he Maine report, a sharp rally f-.l
towed In tha ?street, th?. bears all scram
bling to g?jt In, and prices often otosing
$2 ?ii".\e ti??- ?boon Quonttoaa. it is to
?ported 'a srell-iafonaed qasrlen that
i;.,th-chil.| bOUghl largely to-lay.
To-day*a rlea ta Americana and in oth*r
st,?, ki will greatly aid toward I eati?
fsctory conclualoB of the ?ettlement
Th?- Paris imurse was better, after
Weakness. The Ht-rlin market was i|UU-t
Instalment? pajrahle this month on tha
Chineas Iobb tend to qutoi ?tha mark >u
tbere by depleting ths supplies ??f ?sash.
NEXVYOHK STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Closing.
atcfilHvd. ?"otiaka sail Saal? fn . ? 114
Aizti acu, preferred. ~tti%
Baltimore an?! omo. IO14
Vanada l'a.-IOc.. ?I?i
Canada Soutuera. 4m,.
Central t"?ciflc. 11??
(?jweoeees *u?i ?>,: >., M'U
li.cs?/" ?n : A1 ma . .i.?4
Ctolcato. ??urnnuiun-w? ??' im?-t. ' ' >'?
Cbi.agoao.l Kastarn lllloots,. ?> ?
&,C'..C.aiiJ 8t. b'iula?. '27'fi
C..C. c, an?1 ?it. I^aits preferred. 75
Dblawsre and II11 Don.107
Delaware.Lacaawnnuaand Western..... 14a
Denier sad Ktodrana?. 1 > ??
l)*DT*r?nd AioUrande, preferred. 4*>
B'le iniw;. P,?4
In? (new,. l?ior?r?rr??' .^ So
KortWarne.Dit)
Or eat M or in em. preterred.14 H
liiK-an?? Valley .?.-.. ?1
lllinci? Central.??"-w
Lettin? au) vVeatara .ru.
Laue tue and Westeri), preferred^ - (l!?4
Lace M)or?.18*
i.oalavllin -su 1 .Sashvii'r. IsOU
Manhattan i,. UBfl
MmroDoiltan ira-f.m.l'tg
MiChl??B Centrai. .IO??M
MlnneM/taanu St.M>ina . '".lj
Mtun?aotaandMi. Lost? 1st oreferred? s?i
Mu-Bonn l'a-ili?. 3.
Motiiioandoti'o. ~\
laiMouti a. aua ?. il
MV? lOBBSTOC^ ?UU0TAT10BS.
CKMing stoca?.
SlMonrl, K. andT. preferred. 3?V4
Sow Albany and <'ot>*afQ.
Sew Albany eadChl.tago oreforrnd. 'j.1
>t?w ?leraer Centrai. " ?
Sow ?orx Centrai.__,.111 >?
Stw > or?. ? nnjiur.jan'i 8t. i.. lvf V?
I. V.. ? bicagoand st. L. )? oref erre.1..-. ?"'
?. !.. Chicago at.uot. :.. 'J?l preferred?. 3D
>?ri),Western.... UM
crta American Company. > i
s. rtn?rn l'acide....... '''-'H
m r.l,?rn i'isiV.n- ,?r-s|-.ri?l..?... "' ',i
n.tarioand VVeatern.? II
iieconK. and .S??._. 4 3
regon *nocc Line. . ' '
ttuoare.M.108
iMJlUg._~.. ' I
KocLislsod.
il. Louis an 1 nan Kran-1?.??,.- die
st. Loui? and san Krane:.? -o lsturef. ?."*
-. , im -\n?l >an {-'ranci**'. 'i?i prefu.. '-'**?
M.Paul. 9SM
tt.raul or?iirr??-M .140
-: r.riis'ii um*Q?. 7"1?
?1.1'aman 1 Ornaba, nreferred.14.'?
?t. Paul. >l. and M. ISO
?ootbera Pactos._ ?.. |8M
?ontbera. 8
<outh?m. oreferr?d.... ""'??
lexaaraetno. lOMr
nionf'acinc.. M
[". P.. I?, and?.... 1%
iVahiub. su boni? and l'a--1-.....?3 ."'i
IXura?-)-. vt. l.o ilss.a 1 Pa-tl?'. pter-rrai.. 1'?H
Wa?hac saa ttOta Km?. Im
Vit.i.,',-ii? and Uli Kr.? or?(srr?d. U3?
expkb.-?? coarsKiss.
?Xdam? ITxpreij..10)
?Xmerl'-an Expresa .125
b'nltea State? Express. 38
?Aelle rargo axpre??._.ID*?
MISUILLANKOrS.
?Xmerlcan Cott-ao <>n . 16V4
American Cotton ?)li preferred. 07>>S
American spirit?. 7
American spirits preferred. 17*4
*, in arican Tob?ceo Co. 1?7
IXnierlcan Toba?x? Co. oreferred.114
Jhnago Oaa. Mm
Consolidated (.as.17 7 H
on, ? -i r-l?? com pan?.180
Col. Fnel At.....7;?.. ID
Eoi.ru?! AI., preferred..m. 80
[?enera '. i - i r ! . SMS
IUim.lH-.teel. 453-i
uH?.-?? . 4Da
Lead Truat. M
Liad oreierrei.lu'-'lt
National Lluseed Oil. IBM
lires" ?li'iioroTomont ?.'o.. '27-H
Psclfi.Matl..... '' > >?
I'uliman Pala?;?..1 ITS
Silver Certificate? _. .*>.'>V???
Standard Hope and Twine. SSti
amaneas Suirar KefliierT.HH?-4
Amen, vi sugar K??nrierr. oret.100
1. c and Jrou. 2(?t$
li. S. Leather. 7>*>l
1. s. ?.eaiber prererreu. as
0. I. Kubber. 17V4
1. S. Kut-her preferred. 07
1".?8t?rn Union. 80
N ->rtti wester n. .118%
Nortbwestern. oret?rred.I7'2
KioOrande and XVe?tern. 21
KioOrande and Western, preferred. ."?4
St. I."'.ils find Soatbwestern. 4
St. 1.? u'snnl Southwestern 1st preterre.L i'?4
Chicago (?rest XX??tern. 1*4
Hawaiian Commercial Company. "4
Kea?l ng 1st preferred. 4%
BUND LIST.
Cnlted .States 4'a. new, registered.120X%
United States 4?. new. coupons.1^0?^
Lnlted etate? *' registered.I nil
United Mates 4?. ,,.ni? ?i,...Ill
United State? '?'?coupon. UH
I iil.-il tsiale? >'? registered.llo.Xi
lulled States 5 a coupons.I10M
liistn?-t:)ti.)'s .in;
Alabama ft'loM Ai.,108>f
Alabama tClass bj.J07
Alaban?? iilass ? )....... t>7
Alabama Currency. t?7
Aicb?son4'a. IHV-f
At.-hlsoii adl. 4'?. . MW
( ?nada Soutnern ? s.lo.'.U
CAN. P., t r. fis . H\yA
Chesapeake A Ohio.)'?.11 l-?%
< . II. & U. 4?7i'e.(olTisred) 104H
Denrerifc K. ??. l?ts..(oHered-UO
l?ei,?er A It. ?4. 4?. h:>
Kai?t Tenne-ssee lits.10a
Kr!? veniral 4's. . 07V*
f. XX'. A D. 1st?, t. r. ._ o?vt
<??neral iil??-trlc it's.(offered 101
O.B.8B, a. ?Vs.....10J
b. il.AS. A. Ma .IBB
li.AT. C'eutral t'a,.110
I?. 4 i. i eiitr.il'on. ti'?.loo
Iowa ?'.l?ts. tih?.'^
kausn? l'a Mfl.-?n-,:-.. I. r.lo.ti^
khii.i'i-, 1st? d'en Dis-.', t. r.Co
?Louisiana newc-oasol?, 4's.ioffered;lOl
I . s M. I nL4 ?. ?il
Missouri ti's.100
ii. K. P. Mat. ?Jl-a
M. K. T. 4'?....-.. 8"?14
New Vorki entrai lut?.1 1M^
New Jeraer Central .?'s.Ill
Norte Carolina -. s..12.'?
Nertl, i aroiiua4's.10'.'
Northern l'acm? ist.11 ! 14
' rfii-inl'a in?; .it. ?it
Niitiierii Padde * ?. ?us
N. Y. C. A St L. 4? .IBS
Norfolk ?rid ?Yestera ti'?. Ill)
Northwestern Consol?.. .lofTere?l,H4
Norlbwe?teriid?n. ., a.1 |fl
Oresea Nartgaskm 1st.115
Oraeoa Sarlgatlm 4'i?. w'.?V?
i) S. Liner)'?, t. r..?.Ill)
?t. s. 1.1a?.."> ?. t. r. l)-i
11.Improvement lists, t. r. .10H
O. improvement >' ?, t. a.,0
Pa?m.?t)'?of 1?>.m;?
l!ea?line -t'o.K)'?
If. O. W. 1st? . -?OVi
t.1,.4 1. ?J.i-iii-,,1 ..?. UUV4
St. 1- AS. F. general 0'?, .1 ! ">
Sul'aol CousolS,. 13W
St. P. ?. A P. Isis.11H
M. Paul ?-'. A P..?'?,.(.ottered ) 11 .*>
bealBssa Hauwar A'1. i?o
Stauilard Hope ati?l 1 wine <>'?. 04
Tennessee new settlement 3'?,. .(,off-r.-?l) so
'1 exaa Paci?c U ?... Ists. i)ti*i
lei?? Pactflc 1 o?lstore 1 '."s.m. 3*2
I . )'. I). aOodf uta. "-4U
Wahasb 1st "Ps.lOtiV?
XX.ibastiV'ls. 7?Vi
Wml Shore 4's.107
Virginia Centuries.. 01
X ?riMiila d?)ferred. ' }
Mobileasd onio-Cs.. J.T?
Norfolk an?l XX'estern consol 4'a. 7H
.Norfolk an?I XXestera pref ?t.x'k. 4~'.i
UICIIVIOM!) sio K. v1AK:<ltr.
Bahnaess, March 28. ist?.
oavKivjiRMTs? imunaa bij. Asko-j.
UnltedState? 4's, 1907. 113
sriti;-? ? I
North Carolina ?'*._ 1011$
North ?'arolinat)'?. l:>0
Viminia :)'s (new).? .... 78
Virginia century. o*1-.
1 :r\ a? ?'. ri <
Ricbmond cltT 8'?. 130 . ....
Ulobmondctivtl's. IIS
ItKbmoud olty?s.U.. 110
IUII.K04U Bonus.
Atluuia anl lasrio'.te i ?t 7 1... Ms
Atlauta is'.il Cnariotte e'i'd la.
ira. 102
Char.. Col. A Aug. "id 7's. |S9
-Ueurgia, soutnern A Viorida j ? 100
Pi-UTHiiurs ?* 'h?-> Al V?. HS ...
Petersburg (Class S) 0 s. 110
ItK-hiii ?iid and Mecklenburg 1st
?I'?. 7-'
Bsstaara ?lauver. lai ?Va. 88
lieorgia A Alabama prof, .Va ... lo:?1^ 104
? eorala and Alabama consola. M
m.limond Traction ?'? . 10-'^ lt'4
Norfolk and Western 1st mort.
con. 4 per cent. 7% ...
HllI.ROAD Stocks. Par.
Chesapeake and Obto.10?) 17 ...
Norfolk and XVesteru pre!.. 100 44
tiictiiuoud au?l )'et?-rsi,!i:g
and Klchmond, Pre.1- -
rtcksburg and Potomac
connection. 70 80
ldcbmond, FrederlcKsburg
aud l'otoinaccornmou.....lOo 184 188
Klchmond. Kr???leri'-k?biirg
auu Potomac div. 1.bhgat'u. 100 114 11?
Klchmond, I'redertckrburg
and Pot.?ma?- 7 P. 1. ?tC.lOO 150
!H)?t::eru Kailwiv, pr?t.100 ?5 ...
Southern Killway, common. 100 7
Ce, rgiaand Alibama, pre(. ... 30
Georgia and Alabama, com. 10 11
Hank .?.rocu-f.
("Itlxens Excbange. M ... 25
cuy Bank. '.'5 ??7*6 -j8M
hirst National. 100 lo.'t
Metropolitan. H ".i5\4 ....
NationalBauk ?,f X'a. H)U ... 102
Plant?rs National Bank.10 J '2,0 ...
Petersb ?r?-savi.gs aud lu
s ir?:i ?s Compviy. '.'0 :t|
Secuntr. .100 I07v?i ....
StKt? Bank of Virginia. 100 1:J8?4
I ulou Bank of Htcbmoal ... 50 II5V4
Viririni-s trust Company.... Ltd ... ||M
Savings Hank of Hi-bn?.ml.. '2j 37 40
InSLKANC? CliMl-SM).-.
VirglniaKlre anl Mariuj.... SI ... a.",
Virginia S.it??, . lib ... j ,
MlSCKLLAKgOCS
American loba-o Compx
uy (preferred).100 110
American l'oov.voc'omp;?ny
iM.iimi'ii). .. 50 ?4 95
Va^CarollnaCheiilc?! pr?t. 100 107 100
V?w?Carollna Cbemlcaicom.100 .... J0?v
'?Quotations are for bond? maturing In no
leas than ten years. _
?GRAIN AND COTTON BXCHANGB.
Richmond, Vu., March M, l^v
Quotations: xvheat- Longbarry, Ji 1
H.02; mixed, 9?A'. to 11.02: sh.?rtb-.rry. to
t.? ?1.??2; NO I r--?l, B.8t Corn Whit
Xirslnia. buK totB, 36c; No. 2 white. 31c
No. 3 white WtC.; No. 2 mixed. 35V-.; N
1 nilxi-d, Be ???its-No. 2 mixed. B*_!
tmix-Sd, ?tic.; winter, seed. 33 to 3S
No. 2, 57 to 5fcc.
RICHMOND TOBACCO M.XKKKT.
Richmond, Va, March 28, 1898.
Private sales t,?-duy were us follow?
Wrappers, 3 hogshead?; filler?. 14 hog.
heads; smokers. 1 hogshead; leaf (d^rk
lo bogshead?; lugs, 4 hogshead*- serai
4 hogsheads. Total mimln-r of hogs
head? sold during me day. 38
I'nlted States Internal-revenue collec
tion? for the city of Richmond, Va., b>
<!a?- wr.?: Tobacco, 8.971.11; ?Ifrars and
clgurettes, Vl.W.iV Toni, B.?J81.lB.
Mr. W. A. Marburg, of the Marburg
Brothers' Branch of the American Tc
Company, Haltlmorc. was a visitor
to (he ?Ity to-ilny ami tra?Je to-Oay. Mr.
Welter Jon??, of I'l-tersburg. was also
h- re
ii'i'iim? ?nu i.n I STOCK; KARKBT.
Ki'hmond, \ ?.. March 28. 18W.
Receipts: Cattle, Bl head? -sheas
head, hogs, 7'K) hi-ail.
Sal.s; ?.'little. 3.1O head; sheei), 900 head;
hogs. 7|?0 Ii?.i?l.
Prices: Cattle?Best, 1 to 44c. ?grass;
medium to ?good, I to ; i'- groea; common
to fair, 2 to 2 3-4c. gross; bulls. 2 1-2 to 3c.
gros?; ?he.-p, t% to 5c. gross; hogs, |3.ti?)
to $4 grojs.
NBW TORX PBODCCB MARKET.
NEW TORK, March 28.?The market
for flour displayed steadiness, but was
neglected by bu? et*.
Rye Fl'iur- Steady.
Cornmeal- 1 mil.
Hys Steady] No. 2, ?SSC??S'ic. ; State rye,
58c.
Barley?Steady; feeding, 42c.
Hurley Malt?Steady.
XX'heat-Sp'it ?asv and more or less nom
Inal; N'?>. 2 ?red, *LM%; No. I, Northern
I m lut a, 11. of,, options firmer on str?>i?g
cable news and a cold wave XX'? St. Afl-r
?lev? lupin? w.akti.ss In near months,
owing to liquidation, pricea inoi a general
afternoon rally on strength in XVall Street
and reported pea.ee negotiations at Wash
ington. March cloaad 2?-. tower; May. un
changad, and ?late months, l/iiv. net
hlghor; No. 2 r? ?1. March, closed 99r.;
May, closed 90c. ; July, closed *
Corn- Spot tirm: N??. 2. llt'.'ic Options
OP? ned barely steady, and sold off, under
liquidation, rallying sharply near the
'close on big clearances, and sympathy
with wheat; closed Vu'.c. net higher;
May, cloaad H%c.; July, cloaad ?MBja
Oats Spot easier, No. 2. 2',",c. options
dull and featureless, closing unchanged;
Mar, closed jic.
B.-cf Firm.
?'ut-M.-ats? Quiet; pickled bellies, DVi-tt?
''!-<'
Lard? Firm; weetern steamed. 15.20;
M iv, ?5.25, nominally; refiu, .1 steady.
Porh?Dull.
Butter?Firm; western creamery,
1'?'.?'.; Engins, lSttC.; Slat.- dairy. 149UC.
<'h?-?-s??Dull; larg?- white, ?September,
7?,c
Eggs?Firm; State and Pennsylvania,
: .; western fresh, 10-%c.; southern,
Il ali?'.c.
Potatoes?Steady; New York, 12
MM; sw.-.-ts. MUMM.
Cottonseed ?Oll?Quiet; primo crude, 110
!'." ..' ; do. yellow. Be.
Petroleum?Dull.
Rosin Stia.lv; strained, common to
go??.!. ?I.12VU?I .15.
Turpentine Firm, at 32"*if?-33?4c.
Hic Stea.ly.
Molasses - ?Quiet.
Cabbage Dull, at UnMSO.
Coffee?options opened steady at un
changed i?ri? ?s, and ?after a s|?urt of ae
tivity at the Opening, became dull and
f< itureless. European advices Indiff?rent
ami Brasilien news regarded as favoring
bean. ?Change of sentiment in XVashlng
ton ??ti ?Cuban queetlon failed to mate.
finiiv affect trading In ?coffee; sales, 8.800
Including April. it<u ?baga; ?May, m
hugs. Spot Rio, .|iii?'t. No. 7, Invoice, .'?'a-;
N??. 7. jobbing. ?;?.; tniid quiet : Cordova,
fc-siil?'.-.. ?sales, 300 ?baga Maincaib?? on pri
vate terms.
Suaiir??vul.-t and firm: fair refining.
SHc.j centrlfagal, % degree test, 4c; re
fine.1 steady.
NKXV TORS DRT-G?OODS MAUKKT.
NF XV rORK, March 28.-The wt-.-k
open? under unsatisfactory conditions.
Throughout the day there was little in
t? rest in tr.olliii?. and tin- mail orden
t? ?ei\e,i were very few, un?l of meagre
pi??portions. ?The prtee situation ?s no
bctt-r. Tli* low price of print-cloths has
had .m anceodlngly depressing effect on
all lln-s of staple ?foods. Btaple cottons
?in,j brown (oods Ir>- quiet. Print-cloths
are unchanged.
BALTIMORE ?PRODTJ-Cfl MAUKKT.
BALTIMORE, March M\?Flour? Dull;
western superior, $2.7?,-'-i$3.io; do. extra,
MM/AM; -I??, family. tlMtitAM; winter
wheat patent, |l.7.V(i$-'?; spring do., ?15.2?ru'
MM; ?spring wheat straight?, $."?.? $.>. l">.
Wheel Steady; ?pot and the month.
!?-V'?v*V' ; April, " - . May. M'.Va
v.?1,, .; steamer N?>. 2. red, '.?) y-t.-.'?? . south
i-r-i wheat, bv sumpl?.-, 95'fz99o. ; do., on
grade, '.?41.,,!,-'.? .
Corn?Firm; spot and the month 33'?fy
r.V-. April, :'.:',',"'?.a ,? : May, :UV'
steamer mixed, ::2Vii'32V-: southern whit?
corn, ::???;!.'.c , do. yellow, 32Y?;':'V'
hull; No. 2 white, :::'/u:itc. ; No. 2
mixed, .vv-i:;r,.\
Rye -Quiet; N'<>. 2. nearby, r?5V_?55>:'-. ;
No. 2. western, ."?.'.','?/."^!-.c.
lla\ -Dull; choice timothy. %VtM9%VS.
??'rain Freights--Very ?lull and ?inlet; de
mand ti.it; steam t?. Liverpool, p.-r bushel,
:.'?d.. May; ?-?rk. for ordere, ?per quarter,
ba i')?2.i.. March; Sa. 4-Xfcd.?fita. W.. April.
?Sugar Strong; ?granulated, B8M
?Butter?steady; fancy creamery, IftlSOc:
?lo. Imitation, lTniv. ; do. ladle, 15c.; good
ladle, 13'ui ?<*. : ?tore-packed, i??'i!2c
?Egg? Firm, ?fresh, l"' _.- .
Cheese ?Steady; fancy New York, lar?-.-,
'.?' 1 <!!''.2c. ; do. medium, t\yhlQc.; do. small,
I'm i|l??^-.
).- Mue?-. t\.UraV 77, per basket.
Whiskey. fl.1S4ifl.fi per gallon for
finish?"! g?.o?ls in ear-loads; $1. ??Vu $1.29 per
gall??n for jobbing lots.
CHICAGO ?PRODI < * ' ?MARKBT.
CHICA?00, Manh 28. The queation of
i , e or war overahadow?ed all els? en
Changa ?to-day. Aaaumptlon? of a ?peace
fid aoiutlon of the Cubaa ?question ?re?
suited in sharp? recoveries from early d>'?
c!in?-s. and with the exception Of ".?'-.
everything closed strong ami higher.
Wheat advanced 7-le. for July and 1 l-4c
for May. ?*'.rii closed 3-S'uI-2?\ higher, oats
a shade lower, and provision? 2 1-213 l-2c.
higher.
!. idlng futures ?rnaced as follows:
Opening. Highest ..???nt. C losing
Wheat-No. :.
May.10".^ 10*11? 10.T?, ?MM
luly.xilVfi?^ K4"a 8-.'H M
sep.TO-?. 7N!6 7?'H 771?
Do,-.77-,?)iaA4 7S&? 70?? 7^i
coax?No. '.'.
Nay.W-MaW 2'.?"4 'JSWaifc ttM
July.:iii's.i?4 'i"% "2?H*H :t??4
?lepl.:?l-l*"'? 3I')h 11 ?il?-!
?>ATH-No. '2.
Mav.SftMa-M '-'.'?Ka-i 24?? IBM
July.'2.i\n mM?Mt 9*M >tSf?J
MESsPOHK-l'er I't.L
Mar. ?88,87)1 t?.^ I0.?5 SAM
July. 0.:).*, 0 05 U.'IO y.55<^
litas Fat 188 lui.
May.?4.874 ?4.1)5 ?4.85 ?4.05
July. 4 ?)2^ ? U.i 'MBM -iO'24
SaotlT KlBS?Per 100 Hm.
M'?y.?4.8.-. 14.1'L'm ?4.85 4.SSU
'July....AWM\i o07-4 4.W2V4 5.o7?V4
Cash quotations were aa foltowo; No 2
yellow corn, B7 BfiBt?tc. Fi??in- quiet
No. I ?spring wheat, B^98c.; No-, 2 ?red,
?1 -2 I-)'?,il.":; 1-1. No. 2 ? ?.?rn,
Bl v No 2 ??.its. Be.; No 2 white,
f. o. b.. 2V't30l-2c.; No. 3 white, f. o. b.,
1-4? No. 2 rye, 41? 1 .'?-. No. 2
?barley, Bl-BMSc. Na 1 Bass-M-a,
11.1?3-4; new. li.i!?. Prime timothy s?-.d,
12-.5. Mein pork, per bur. 1, fci.47 1-2'?
rJ",2 1-2. Lard, P?r l?o pounds, |l.?/2 l-2'u
1. HM. Bhort-rib sides, loose. $?.s.'?u$5.?j?;
dry salt.-d ?boulders, boxed, !4.7.VuJ4 S7 1-2;
short-? 1,-ar sides, ?boxed, $.'..:' .)$.',? >. XX'his
k?-y. ?li.-tlllers' finish.-?! goo?i->. pi r gallon,
$1.19 1-2. Butter linn; creamery, IStj
itl-Sc.; dairy. lBl-?B>Mc. Cheese quiet
at ?fSl-to. tSffgt firm; fresh, S l-4c.
ST. LolTS.
ST. I.iil'IS. M.ir'h B -Flour-Qulot.
Wheat? Spot lower; No. 2 i?d, 1
elex itor, 9TV*c; track. 9TaW\c . March.
97?c . May, Mr.; July, 7sTi,c, No. 2 Hard,
cash, 9',"'i,J2c.
Coin Spot easier ami ;i shade off; N?.
2. cash, 2?i'v . March, M%c; May, 2?>,i?'
tic.; July, ^S-ff28Xs'' : September, 2?v.
?Data?Cash, ->'>< .. track, 18-Ac.; March.
MC.; May.* Me, bl.I. July, MW .; N ?. I
white, - 1
Bran Quiet and ateady; Fust, track,
sacked. .V,'i.V,'..c
Butter ?Steady; creamery, 15-319
?Irtiry. Italic.
Egas?Lower, at 8c.
Whiskey. $1.20.
Pork?Standard-mess, Jobbing, g9."yi.
Lard?Higher; prime ?team, i-l v?, Chi
cago, ??
Boxed shoulders, $.",.rrV''J-r? vi;
e,\t ta-short clear, B-B-a; ribs, 85.75; shorts,
$5.87'...
Dry-Salt Meats-Hoxed shoulders,
$4.62' ?-?i $4.75; extra-short clear, J'1-?:
ribs, $5.25: shorts. $.-,.37^.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, ??, March '2v-Flour
Qul.t; fancy. |43??'y$4..55; family, WaH
Wheat ?Tira; N<?. 2 red. 9t><-.
?'orn?Quiet; No. 2 mixed, nominally,
nwc
Oata?ateady: No 2 mixed. 29c.
Quiet; No. 2. MM,
L.u.l-Quiet, at |4.W.
Hulk-Meata??teady, at l?.l?.
liaron? Steadv. at ?J.!??.
XX'hisk.iv -Quiet, at $1.20.
Hinter?firm.
Sugar-Easy; hard refined, |I.10?*iI4.85.
?Sgga Beay. at ftx-jc.
Cheeee? Steady; good to prime Ohio flat,
9-?I9'*'.
THE ?"OTTON MAHKKTS
LIVERPOOL. March ?8.-4 P. M,-?'?-t
ton?Spot, moderate business; prices un
hanged; Aamrfcaa mi.i.iiing. 3 5-101. Tim
?ales of the day wen IMS baut*, of which
??? bal,-? were fc>r ??peculation ati'l export,
nul Included ).7?'<) bal.-i' Am? rican; rt
?Ipts. 2.1??' ?balea, al! American.
Futures opened quirt, with a ?moderate
lemand, and closed steady; A.nerlcan
nidilling. low middling cluuse. Murch.
: l?:-?;iii t 17-?i4?I., buyers; March and April.
11?!-W?317-?S4?I.. buyer??; April and May.
: 17-440., ?sellers; May and June. 3 17-Md?
?uyers; Jim? and July, 3 17-34d.. buyers;
lulv and August. 117-?',H?3 18-64?1.. seller?;
xugii't and September, 317-64-1. ?eilen;
?eptember and October, 3 1 '.-?; IV- 17-Md..
leQera; Ortotxtr and November, 316-Wd.,
tuyere; November and De-cember,
llf-?4d., ?sellers; December and January,
l t>>'-??4?l., ?sellers; January and February,
, 1*-?,4<I . s.-ll'-rs.
NFXV FORK, Mtirch 28.- Cotton-Quiet
it f. 1-iix-.. net recelpte, 80 balee; gross
receipt?, 5.44<? ?balea; ?aporta -to the c.?i
ilnent. 4.039 tubs; forwarded, Ml bale?,
taiem, &<o bales; st??,k. MS.SM bairn*.
Total? to-day; Net ?receipt-*, ISMS bales;
xports-to ?'?rent Hritaln, 6.23) bale?: to
the -Continent, BjB hales; stock, 933,232
bales.
Consolidated: N.-t receipt?. 27.109 bale-?:
?xports to Qreat Britein, liMS ?bain; to
tbe continent. M.2B ?bah a
Total? since September l-?t: Net re
telpta, 7,MtB4 ?balee; eaporta i?. ?;rcat
Uritaln. tMB9 nales; to ?France 724.: 17
aalcs; to the Continent. 2.132 IB I'll-.s
Cotton futures ?teadr; ?ale?, 2,88 bales;
March, MM; April. 88; May 188; June,
I5.S4; July. IS.M; August, ?BJO; S??pt.-mb?-r.
BM; October, ir. ss; November. MM; !> -
sember, MM; ?January, Oabi.
Cotton futures ? losi-,1 \tc.??lv; sal.s.
I57.9t)?) haies: March, BM; April, B.M;
Mar, MM; June, 88; July, $'?-99; August.
MM; ?September, MM; ?October, B-M; No
rember, MM; December, $?"?.0??; January,
siot cotton ?lose?| quiet: mi'blllng up
lands, I l m;.; ml?l?lling gulf, ?
1C0 bales.
NFXV ORLBANS, March M.-CottOrt
Fufiir.-s steady; SSI??, MMt bales;
March, nominal; April, $5 ?'?2. bid: May,
B).5Sttt5.6!*; June. 15. i? I. July. $.*?.'
August, 15.67; September, |5.t'.iV?i$*. ? '
tober. $.'?. >',./$.", ?'?7; November, * '? 66 i!'^i?7:
December, $.'? i'.l")i$.">.7?', January, $?71, bid.
NAVAL-STORB MAKKFTS.
CHARLES-TON, S c March ?S.?Tur
pentine?Dull ; nothing doing.
ReatB? Firm and unchanged; sabs,
none.
SAVANNAH. OA . March 2?.-Spirlts of
Turpentine- Firm, at :??<-. bbl, no sal-s,
receipts, 'i'.n casks.
Hosin?Firm and UBChanged.
WU.MINi;T??N. N. C, March ??-Spirit?
of Turpentine Steady, at MWtttOc.; re
?elpts, fa casks
?Romo?Firm, al M.M9MM; ?receipta, 905
barrels
Cru.b- Turpentine?Firm, at $1.,V> and $2;
receipts, 7 ?barreta.
Tar Btoady and unchaag>sd; re<calp>ta,
W )?arrels.
THE PBANUT MARKET.
NORFOLK, VA., Mardi M 0?].?ai.v
Peanuts Farmers' market activa; fancy,
23-?P(*3c; strictly prime. 2 l->
prime, 21-4c; common, l?i2c; Spanish,
7'Jc
PBTEB8BURG COTTON MAHK'FT.
PETERSBURG, VA.. March M (Spe
clal.l?Market steady at 5 7-8c. for good
lots.
PBTBBSBl'RQ PBANUT MARKBT.
PETERBBURO, VA., Mardi a. iSp.'
clal.)~\'lrglnias firm; prim?, 2 7-x?\; ex
tra ?prim?, le.; fancy, 3 l-Sc; Spanish Him,
at 55c. ^_
I ItoXI XI ?.I MX'"? I APITAL.
Political Sevaa Bf Intere??!?A \rw
I'm?. ? I'ulillah.'il.
STAFNTi'N VX., March 2S.-(Special.)
The postor of the ?Methodist chur? h of
this city, the H?-v. W. J. Pr.-ttyman. has
wii'fen a most Interesting sk.-trh of the
BtaUBtOB Church, and It Is published In
a brochure, along with two sermons of
UI?hop Alpheus XX*. Wilson, <l.-l|y-red at
the dedication. ?October Bat, last year.
Hon. Winfleld Ligg-tt. of ?ttentoonbarg,
and Mr. ?borg- F. sip??, ?tounsel ?>f the
Sliiiiiaii.loah Valley railroad, are In t?,wn
to-ila f.
Professor William I,. Wilson, ?prasldaBi
of Waahlngton and Ln Unlreratty, was
here yeeterday, and left tn-<iay for I^x
?ngton. Mr. Wilson lias been North In th.?
iiii.-i? *t of ti,.- Unlveralty,
Senator ?nood has just returned from
112 mi!-- drive ?MiroBgb Highland cun
ty. in \K*i, when ii- waa not so ?well ac
qualnted in Highland aa be is now, Mr.
Flood carried tha county, and ?eeured
the delegates t?> tha Ambeiat Congree
si?.nai Convention, four correspondeni
Uarns that Mr. Fl?????l la much stronger
now than then.
Hon. a H. ?Barclay was alao in nigh
lund on oourt-day, when Mr. fi????! was
there. Mr. Harclay sc-ms t,, !?, sanguine
over his outlook. Hon. Frank Glasgow
had ?been to ?Highland the courtQuy b?
for?-. H<- has s??m?- strong following in
the county.
Hon. Joseph Button, Clerk t?? the state
Senat.-, is ?ben, th?- gu?st <?f ??Lieutenant?
Governor Behola.
?Profeaaor Harry s?. ?ttoorge Tachar, of
Washington end Lea, has net beea here,
at his old h??me. and was greeted I,y his
fri.uds. Professor ?Tucker was ?n route
to New Volk, When IM will arrange to
publish a work on the Coiistltiitl,,n ?if tha
United ?SteteB, written by his father, t?l
late John Hamlolp'i Tucker, Just before
his ?death.
At th- nK'.ttng of tin- -Deaf, Dumb, and
Blind Institution board, then were ?proa
eut Ml ll'iurne. of ??rayson, and
?Kinsley, of >Rappahenn?o>ck. Mr. H. E. H.
Nelson waa re-olocted secretary ??f ti
board, and Mr. Kinsley was made a in-in
ber ,,f tha Ba??cutln Committ-?
lug ?Colonel H. B. Turk, ?ditor of th
Sp-ctat'ir-\'in?lic.it..r.
To ? Hi? tunead man. O. J. Huntt, was
awarded th? esatract for tha erection of
th?- ?now building ?prevaled for by the
last legislature. Mr. Hunt' was th
low.-st of four bl.ld.rs. Tti- BOW ?l-.ti? ?
will be four ?tOCloa ?higa, containing dor
mitories, tla?a rrirair. asid a gymnasium.
It? architectural style will I- soberly
to correspond with ?the ?paaaoal
tructarea Where lb? ft?k- ?bow ?taade?
on th?- inlddl.-w. stern plaza the build
ing will be situated.
The condition of Mrs. Hlshop C.lbson, of
Richmond, who ha? btOU ill for several
weeks here, is not such as frteads h-?.i
hoped. She ii --?till St Hlshop Gibson 1?
still her?- at li?-r bedside, and Dr. Stuart
MeGutre, of Hiehm.-ii?l, a nephew of th?;
patient. Was her?- y.-st? rduy to consult
with Dr. II. H. H.-nk?-l, the physician In
charge.
TOHBOrrow afternoon Staunton'a new
the Daily Uecor.l, will make Its
debut. It will I??- a ?'-column folio, straight
i?, moeratta ?sheet Mr. <;. 0. Oreea, form
?riy ?>f th.- Huchunan ?Banner and th?
Ho.inok?- XV.>rl?l. Is editor. Mr. W. F.
Green, his brother, Is busim-ss manager,
and Mr. It H Martin Is city editor.
A ?nmSATIOS \I. KBRMfll.
KoitnoL?- Mlnlklrr treat??? ? Mild
?..- ?iillou b> Ilia Disc.in rar.
ROANOKF. \'A , March 2S -(Special.!?
H,v Ira XX'. Ulmmel, pastor of the
Fourth-Avenue Christian church, dellv.r
.1 m?)?t sensational address ycstenlay
?afternoon on "The Morality of Roa
noke." A number of councllmen were
present, l.e-i.l.-s several other city ofll
?'ials, several candidates, and Chairman
Arui'im, of the Democratic Executive
?."ommittee. Mr. Klmmel went after the
politician? with gloxrta off, und declarad
L E. DONNAN ft CO.,
Bankers and Brokers,
1111 east ?In.
r?fate Wires to New York and Chicago.
OLD '1'llONi: 4Q1. ma2B-H
?tchmond Perpetual
Building. Loan and Trust Co.,
922 east Main street.
?B-t-ava^?)
Loans Made
on Real Estate
At Moderate Charges. ,
negotiable Paper
Discounted?
Deposits of $1 and up
wards received and interest
illowed thereon. f< i.^-masa
We OFFer for Sale
State B?nk off Virginia Stock,
rirglnia Trust Company Stock,
national Bank of Virginia Stock,
Virginia 3'a,
?irqinia-iarolina Chemical < onjxiny
Preferred 8 PerCcot.,
Norfolk Street Railroad 1st Vs,
Charleston and Western Carolina
1st 5*s,
an I other attractive in ?enteront ? --u rit I ? >> ?
John L. Williams & Sons,
hankers and Brokers,
Richmond, Va.
_l f o jCi- Tu, Th AMu |
LANCASTER & LUCKE,
IIXNKKRH ABB HKOKKKB,
111)7 XIiilu Mrs-ft. It 1< I, uioii.l. \ n.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES OF ALI.
KINDS I ?KALT IN*
BOUGHT AND MOLD ON <'"MMIS8I0N.
LOANS NEGOTIATED ON ?'OLLATE
RALS ANT? ?ITY PROPERTY.
fe 15-Tu.Th&Su _
MONEY TO LOAN
ON RICHMOND CITY REAL ESTATE
AT C PER CENT. Charge? moderate.
A. C HA UMAX.
Real ?Batet? Agent,
mh 27-2t No. 1114 cast Main street.
"s?lFd"
SILVER
TEA
TRAYS,
?3??> $4??. an<l $5?? -Bach, tna?lc to order
?of any ?lesion xvantetl.
SILVER
PLATED
TRAYS?
Jt.So to jtirxi each.
SAMUEL KiRK & SON COMPANY,
a/) Baltimore street, e.i'-t,
mh 27-6t Baltimore, M<1.
SEINE TURBAD, Id N'EN _______ ?.
AND COTTON* GILL NET- ^BIBBBBbBS?
TINO of ?very description In
?Kick and ma?ie to orj.-r. XV?: hati-H* ?*>?
the leading brands of seine Thread. We
have a ? omplete ?tack of TaiiMa, Un??,
Rope?, Corks, ?)tl-?'loihtng. Rubber Boots,
Ax. Lowest i??i. ea
L. LICHTENSTEIN'8 ?SONS,
cor. Seventeenth and Franklin Mreet?-*,
Sole Importers of the Ltoti Urand Seine
Thread; quality "guaranteed
fe l-Tu.ThaSa
Our Store
jmiGHT AND LIGHT.
a
HEADQUARTERS
THINGS TO HAT."
. t
/
PLEASANT SERVICE.
1I.TMI- XVEl? JUT.
PROMPT I ?HI.I VERY.
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A RRIGHT. ?'LEAN STORE. 2
A CONWBB1BKT store. I
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WAMtn aaacBBiBs aid nsn
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-.'-'?> I ???? KruHil Slrerl.
filon.- :ts?i. m. i.i.i.ii?d. Va.
BBBXABB -x. ??>\i\K?*. xi??u*?r.
[mh '?T-Su. 1 nJt'lh!
that no other city In the South waa
cursed with auch ring rule a? R.??nok?9.
Th-? sermon w?s most sensational la
Its ii.ttu:.-, ,md th?; minister told 'hing*
of a Bwal revoltiag nature relating to
the morality of Roanok*. The sermon
la the taik of tha town to-day. and
many politicians and . ity od?ela Is are
much xvrouKht up .???-r the matter.
Mr? ?' ? Oarj ? -,l chBBreB), of Ka.
nawha City, Vx'. Va., have n-?c-imi from
King William county, and art- no? visiting
her mother. Mrs. George E. Smith, ?88
Church H1U?
^^^^ riBABCIAU_ '
vTa. PORTERFIELDc&COa,
connissioN stock brokers,
MAIN OFRICE, 1104* EAST MAIN 5TREET.
?PHONE 318.
Branches bii?1 ?-orre.spondent? throiifc'liout the Southern States,
Hank InfBllBKBI : Any ],n,u?wut bank in tb-i South.
?special Attention Given to Out-of-Town Customers
Our advices are subject to the controlling influences
oui day to (lav.
Send for our daily market tetter to keep posted
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