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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-03
FINANCIAL.
KRw FORK. saLrrnoRx AxD srca.
EoHD STOCK xxcHAEass
Grain. Provisions, Cotton. robssca Tur-
psntins, Rcsin. Tar snd
Peanut Markets

NEW YORS, August 2-Tte stock market To-
day was duil sud displayed y heavy tone almost
throughout. but :ns iinctpE,ons we're very cor
rog. aud dealings possessed very lllto feature of
interest Buying Of Lakp shore. which still con-
iinues. made Vanderbilt shares feature,
though, except In Lake shore, here was very
littis animation. and Nov YORK Central did not
rocord a sns 10 sale. Tho tel1 upon the stree, =
shat tue next dividend vii. be ~ the r-te %
per cent per snnum. aud Il has had sorae innu-
enco Ia maintaining tne advance In stock. there
were sharp gains Va Wheeling aud LAKE W 9,
G. q. o. and l.. aud oregon Improvement, Nhbch
were the most prominent. though all OF thom re.
acted somewhat toward the Close. The geaersi
list, however, did not sympathize with the inl-
provsmcus IN tho stocks mentioned, and follow
slmoss the entire day. There gas free Realizing
in Union Pacific spd Western BniOn, AID tho re-
port OF tho rhrnlugs 81 the former hal some et-
feet n keeping ia prices down. Coal .tocfs
we're comparatively neglected, aud the deslingt
IN Reading up 70 The last hour. when few roii.,i
amounts changed hands. were only about l.oV
shares. Boston and Philadelphia were bo'n
buyers while London both bought and sold cu'
ring the day The nnnl changes In the actiNo
list are Irregular but gen rally In tho duec,sn
o.. lover prices aud cOudDei % fraciionSl
amounts only. The total sales were lsl,VV
shares.
NEw YORK. ANUS, 2--Noon.-stocss Dun and
weaker. Money easy atisih. Exchange-Long'
ass: short, f$I GoTernmenta dun and steady.
ErsniH1.-Excnangs quiet md unsettled. Money
easy at iaik per cent. Sub-lreasury pa'eDces-
Coin. slji, la 900; currency. f1..S5.tV. GOV
crnments dnll and sttA ally; per Gems, l2''t;
* per ceuts, l0ii. State bonds seasureless.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-03
NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

July sl.-Tho movement in western Leaf does
not make Roadway and nuns in moderate quAnii
ties, in part on export orders There are prompt
sellers ct current figures For seedleh the
market remains rather steady as 20 prices. al
though tho volume ot business Is very moderate.
The sales are 30 h0gsbeads Kentucky leaf st
6sl2c.; 10 cases 1871 Pennsylvania havana at
lsa26c; 100 cases 1857 Peunsyiyania seedleaf at
lOkaf2Sc.; 80 cases 1876 Pennsylvania seedleaf
&c a. a1l<c iO0 Gases 1875 Staie-Hayana At ~ |,
he 30 cases 1876 Ohio On private terms; 100
cases sundriss at 1ga3Oc.: 80 bal0s Havana az
85.asi. 10: $50 bales sunatra at si.30asl. S5.--
journal Of Commerce..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-03

July 31.-AmeTfcan pig-fhe market does nor
show feature pointing 70 any improvement on
the recent dull condition OF Affairs Scotch pig
some small lots have been taken up. bat bot 70
any extent to indicate q positive range VI prices.
steel rails are held nc 80 st mills, but there are
rumOrs OF business al 81 less. The quotations
are as follows: American pig-No. at SIS; No.
2 at 81; gray forge ct sac; scotch pig At fls 70
for Glepgarnock, si975 for Colsness. sl9-oo for
summeriee EglIBtOa at fias5asiS5o AfDeri-
can steel rails at $50 az mill old rails as t-Da
$3.50 aud f9as2f for 4. and 4. h. respectively.
Wrought scrap a; SIS bessemer pig az sl7a
s.75O as furnace, and foreign at sia2tasis. So
Journal Of C0mUsycs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-03
nARKErs by rELEaaAPH
SsW YORK.

NV YosK. August g.-coison steady; sales,
$40 bales uplsnds. 10 ll-iec.: Orleans I'll hide;
net receipts, 657 Dalee. exports-to Great Bril-
tain, a.59s bales; 10 the continept. f5i bales;
stock, l77. go oales. Southern -four irfDly held
demand moderate: common 20 fair extra. s3ass: :
good 20 cn0ice extra. 81 i0a{S 10 Hheai declined
iaiAc and closed easy: No. rcd, August
az ss5c. September. 9Sseise.: October. o3ss
Wt.c Corn Arm but very quist, No. 2. August
% aS5c.; september. H@fo53sSe. /; October. dAa
5S7sc.. Oats hafes higher; Options variable.
closing a shade lower on september and oeeo-
bor: No. 2, August ShaDtc.; September.
sS ssa2sac. Hops quiet coifee-Fair Mo ncnlt-
nal az Si4; Options irregular. closing steady:
No. hio, August so ss&sio.ia; September.
s. s6atas 90; october. fe-s1AsAN. Sugar quiet
and unchsnged; rernod stesdy. NoiAssss duh
and nominai- Rice stesdy. Cofsor-seed Oh
quiet. Resin duh at si.cszS1.0sk. Turpentins
Gun &C ssslc. Hides IN Light demsad Wool
nrrn and q1iox Pork dull and rather easier:
noes, slA % for old: ssaxsstl5 70 Tor nev. Beef
dull. Cntmosls scsrcs and firm: clear bellies.
lokc. Hiddles nomissl. Lard uassttied ana
iovcr; western ssoam, sestaB: Ausust e6NA
$500: september. - soasssk Frsishfs quiet
SR LouIA
81 Ioum. August 2.--Flpur quiet an1 ozs
ehsnxsd. Whsss s~stes; No ! nd. cashs ~
$3.50: August s28kS54c. Corn ioser; Ha =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-03

10y IeIeBf1pU 70 70" UI'ptt-h-I
CHICAGO. August "A GaIesburs iiil.)
special 10 the irirr- Ocedh sfys that the pre-
Iminary examination OF George Clark aud
George Miley. charged with conspiracy To
injure the property Of tie Chicago. Bnfi,nr'
ton ana Quincy railroad, was begun this
morning. InfOrmer Bowies Wa the prinei-
pal witness, aud his testimony was similar TO
that given Ia Chicago. II Is not expected 10
Gbish the examination for two days.
Early in the moruiHg Cisrk and Mlley were
rcarresied on the charge % eonspiring with
Bauerei.en to bring dynamite into the co,ln-
try. BaLereisen, who was brought here
FROM Aurora. was presented with Clark and
Miley, aud all THREE furnished bonds and
were released from custody.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-03

BKRdHyTNER.--Disd. Wednesday evening
c. BkRGHkiMBk, In ths hftJ-'hira ye1 % hs
Tue funeral win taks place from ~ !ehgh
German Ksanxssscal ehageh SAIt hDAt NOkc<-
INC AZ 10 o'ciocx Ertenis and Aei1aintAncos
ara respectfully invited 20 sstond.
GRfFfrS.-Died, 81 columDia, Va. wsdnrs-
dat eyonlnx Augsst {, iS$S JOSkfH LAtbt,
miami sou Of Jsobors \ and Helena - 0ft1a;
arcl nine month"; and sDvsnssen dsyA
Inter nens ~ IA cnkvAxy ceuoenry lhU I'm
asv, AFfEkN0(sS u SO scluck.
Wasnisxtoa ~. CT sad frsdssi<ssbass VS,
papers rleAse Coy
agSsHAw.--pssde On july a ia!s. y clsfts
eounsy, Va. BKSgAniN w.Lli4As isfani sca
Of Hs6srt n and Aape Carter WicxhAA kep<
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-03

cash. stkssgkcs August <3ssffIsc oss-N9
NstsEAc: septcn ~. s2ks1<,,@ Wnhxey
sfcsdf At sta. Provisi9os dnii Fors~~fob
lots. SIS n: offered in CARLOS - arrive, ftysH.
f7.ko: rsos, pNh. clear HIS, " i24. Bsfon.-
Shoulders, AZ: ioeRs brd ribs, ,p.p4iesi;
shert-cscsr. ss.7ssspH&. Daros. p2Gs,i4'&
CHICAGO.
Cnrcssa. August s--Casa ggotstt,ns vers:
Flour very qu,et bsfs IRA No. Yrinx Wheat
81: No 2 red, S4a No. corn. csc. No.
seats, ~ a2oc. Nee+fofs. tMtntiAsn Lara,
50. $3.50. shortriT. ;s1,ssFs.4a "hntsH
tLsa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-03

fBy Anglo American cable - the DispAtch.l
VIENNA, August ?. --On The death OF Gesc.
raj Dreuieln. military governor OF the hien
district IN Russia. II VAS announced ihat bis
death was due TO apoplexg. The Weiner
Algemme Zelt.ng now sass It has been
leirned that Drenten was murdered by
Nihillst az KisG.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-03
nnd parneil.

fBy AngIo.Amrr4c1n cable 10 tho Dspatcs.l
LoxDox, August 2.--The Psrnellltes con.
slider that Osh.a In writing TO the Times
about The meeting between Chamberlain and
Parnell af.cr the Ph0aix Park murders per.
formed a purely rratuiious act. II u wen
known that GOODNESS has existed between
O',hca and pafneil for some time past.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-03
mAnrsE ,srrLLrayycr.
pokP OF RICHMOND. Aracsr 2. 1854
AnarNIn

Steamer Ariel. Deyo. Norfolk, Unitel States
man. merchandise. and passeagors. l. 5. istur.
schooner William Rice. Gregory. Rockisnd.
time, Warner Moore.
GkUE1
Schooner Moonlight cranmer. jamestown. W
load psuo w0od for New York.
s,hooler Annhs Atnslie. hckn6rees. Chester.
psyine-block- wssthaTa Granite Company; sss-
Sci, Curtis a Parser
schooner Wsppels. WcntTorth. br1gePofs
plx-sr.yl,. j. n. doraoo, ssent; vessel. Curtis -
pSrkOf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-03
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH FRIDAY. AUGUST 8 1883

the enforcement Of which would seriously
iplure the printing industric1 In Eng.
lsud. Irelaud. ADD Scotland. The society
demands that the British Psriiament enact
sGch laws az viii prevent such DISASTROUS
Consequences 10 thousands OF artisans which
the American bin foreshadows
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-03
Tne international CopyrigAs Law.
lBy Anglo- American cabIe o one DIspatch.l

Iby Anglo Ainoficah cHpio " me bispANnsl
DUBLIN, August 2.--The, Typographical
Provident Society has petitionfd various pub
lie bodies 10 endeavor to induce the British
Government 70 use lis inlUence with The
American Government 10 secure the ex-
puugiug OF the Objectionable clauses from
the proposed international copyright bill,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-03
GRAIN AID COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. August g. 1881
OyPsRIEaA

WHEAT.-0,Il6 bushels.
Conn.,. 81 burhelS
OATs.-3,l00 bushels
aALgs esPoarxD To sgcRyrtVv
WHEAT.-Whitc, 100 bushels good az sSc Long
berry. 20 bushels prime on private terms; "A
bushels prime at 9}c.; 9lj bushel gOod at Sc;
236 bushels fair At Sjc; fSl bushels fair at s4c.
Mixed. (. 7g6 bushels very good on private terms;
100 bushels good htt}c as busheis good al SIC.
$40 bushels fair at Soc. shortberry. ~ bushels
prime at So; 100 bushels very good at sac. B22
bushels very good at s5c.; 1856 bushels good at
81, . g0i bushels good Mt S4c; 40 bushels fair
At So; 100 bushels common st 7sc- 81 bushels
common at EOS. Total sales OF wheat 1874 BUSH
els. .oo
CORs.-White, % bushels prime at &C.; 900
bushels very good atblHc.
O.rs.-Mixed, 100 bushels very good on private
terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-03
PEANUT MARKETS.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKYT.
fReported for Tho Dispatch

tRepOrted Tor the Dispatch.I
AuGusT G-Market dull. Sales OF few bags
Of prime at 34c. Dealers expect IL dull for some
time. Prime. S4a3hc: fancy. ehc; common.
lHa2He.; sheed, sasHc; Spanish. 24c.; FAC
tory hAnd-picked. 81 as.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-03
nemOeraf. Elecfed.
DFENWE'"S ''N'
fBY telegraph % tho Dlspstch. ]

IBy teIO9fapb 70 tho Dlrpstch-I
MEMPHIS, TEss., August AIT the elec-
ton to-day ibis cennty Shelby went Demo-
cratic by about 100 majority. Memphis
gave a Democratic majority OF 1890. The
sheriff aud other county officers were voted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-03

LBY AneIo-American cable o the plspatch.l

by AngIo-American cable % the Dispa'chI
BERLIN, August 1.-The Cologne Gazette
confirms the -report that Emperor VIII
liam will meet Queen Victoria on September
s0th during the la,ier's visit TO her daughter,
Empress Frederick, at Baden.
The newspapers announce that the Emre-
ror OF Germany, the Emperor OF Russia, and
the Emperor OF Austria viii meet Of some
point on the Austrian frontier In the autumn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-03
Fnirc Report.

lBy Anglo-Amerfcan cable 10 tho DIspatch.l
LoNDoN, August = Tine report that the
new magazne rife will &c withdrawn from
the British army IS not true.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-03
atanre sf.

fBy tslegrAph 70 the DisDaich.l
CoLuMBUs, OsTo, August ? Charles alas
BiDky Morgan, the principal hgure 10 the
Rayenna rescue and murder OF Detective
Hulllgsn, of Cleveland, was executed n, the
Ohio penitentiary at an early hour this morn
Il.-r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-03
WEATHER REPORr

10y Telegraph to tbs Dispatch.l
S----7 wAauIssToS u. C., August 2-For
lFklg Virginia, fair, slightly warmer, SOUTH
f-----Jessterly winds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-03
Nsw YORK PEANUT hARYzr.

july 8i.--Peenuts are quiet Fancy hapf-
picked quoted at 5a5hc., aud farmorS grades
a. iaAxc.-JournGi " Commerce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-03
Investigating n Mnssaerc.

CHICAGO, August "A dispatch nom
ropeka, Kan. says: Attorney-GeDeral Brad
ford returned last night from stevens county.
where he went 10 inveSueate the massacre OF
sheriff Cross and his deputies. tie examined
large number Of people IN different towns
and all the eyesMitnesses OF the siihr
The testimony Is unanimous that Cross
and bis deputies arrived at the camp tired
and worn out; thai they asked permiS-
sion OF the lawmakers to lie down and
rest, and tpAt they were sleeping and appre-
hending no danger when they were suddenly
surrounded by Robinson and bis men aud
shot down without having any chance 10
defend themselves. All Of these witnesses
say thar not one shot was fred by Sheriff
Cross or any one 81 his men. General Brad
ford has gathered q large amount OF testimo-
py. which he v III submit 10 the Governor.
General Myers found that no troops were
needed. so the mission OF the two officials Is
ended for The present. Business Is reported
10 be at a standstllI at Hugotown and Woods
dale. Everybody is armed and ready for Al
stiack and whiting 10 hear from Governor
Martin. The Governor has appointed new
sheriff for Stevens county IN the place OF
the one Killed, and both towns have sub
mnted q name from their respective places
10 General Bradford. but It Is not likely that
either one will be appointed, as that will
not facilitate peace Robinson. who shot i've
men, 10 reported as taxing things cooiy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-03
RICHMOND srncX EXCHANGE

THURSDAY. August ., 1888
SALES FIRST BOARD.-l,O0 Richmond and
lat 6s at igA, 1000 DO. as lAh.
SECOND BOARD.-l,W0 Richmond aud hecklsn-
burg list Us at l04h.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-03
PogT os sEwYoar SgwS Ausrsr s.issx
lBy selsxrspn.i
hHalyHn

Steamship Gnynbdoste. KELLEY, Nsw fork. ana
saiiec for New York, fnerchsndiso
sfeAinahlp Black FRINGE. New York. 70 coal
steansslp bosinauca, Norfolk. 10 load mer-
cband5ee
steamship Finance. Now York. " coal and iosd
rnerchaudlss for Brazil.
schooner John shsy, Norfolk. To load eosL
SAILED.
schooners A. J. Richardson, Beiiimcre: Cree
Bailey. Norfolk; G. Il. feil rev fors: n q.
Preach. HamEastt. Portland, coal; w. 4 Downs,
Haskell, Boston, coal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-03

Old newspapers for sale at this Office |;
price % cents per hundred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-03

COTTON KEPOac

Wa auote: Fine, s. 5Oa$2.75; superfine. 81
81 -; extra, 81 J0at37j; family, $iasLJO; patent
family, country, si.75af62j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-03
A Constructor aud Two rrRinps Killed.
fpv telesraph 10 The DispAtch.i

sonERskT, KY, August IA freight
train on The Cincinnati southern railroad
Tuesday night broke the truck OF the second
car from the engine and all TIE cars tumoied
down 1505ees embaEkmcat and were com-
plelely wrecked. The conductor ana Two
tramps were killed..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-03

Market quiet
QUorArIoSA
MfDpLIyG, 97Sc.
Low MiDDLINu, 9Ac.
GOOD ORDINARY. SIC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-03

RooK AND JOE WORK or .. kE a! g;
~ MFSgvD AZ x'is o'ssAzvs ~"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-03
GENERAL MARKETS.
NEW YORK sUNAc MARKET.
NEW YORK Iron MARKET.

JULY 3l.--siclly ranges from go 10 st5 and
Virginia at $40 10 tfb--J0srtal " Commerce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-03

THs wslrHsR IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
clear and depressiBgly warm.
Hanse Of IEarEuometer Yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-03

81 Ioun. August z--Flpur quiet an1 N
chsnxsd. Whsas s~stes; No nd. cashs sxhA
Sss.cs; August, 2SsSsRe. Corn ioses; Ha !
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-11-15
A Mere Form.

Steamboat travelling on the Missouri
q onstlat,y enliyened by sounding,
I| t.a esl,s, six feet, ''Five-and-a-
lt no bottom, etc, have come to
A given after traditional musical
hHu.a very much like intoning. A
@ert Importation from the land Of
.Fadcs having been ordered to the
'i', went brayely TO work, and sang
~l ,hu-.l "Too-rul," "Too-rul-i-rul, -
'IH.-r4.-i-0
Hnt that you are saying?' shout
"ta.E, answered Pat, "oi reminder
ae ahHHe, bat olive forgot the wurrds
l...r. IS. HUpr'S Magazine.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-07
WILL CALL HIM BLESSED.
Dairy Commissioner Ives Weeps
Tears of Joy Over the Dairy Re-
searches OF Senator Durant.

Dairy Commissioner Ives WeepS
Tears of Joy Over the Dairy Re-
searches OF Senator Durant.
Hon. Z. Durant, Saltwater, Mimi
My Dear Sir: | have read with interest
and admiration your article in the
Daily GLOBE of April L. Allow me to
congratulate the farmers of our state
that in you they have champion and a
writer who is evidently no novice.
Your experience while boy in devel-
oping the hybrid watermelon has been
of untold benefit to our market gar
deners, and places you alongside of Peter
Henderson, James j. Wick, and other
noted horticulturistS. With your knoWl-
edge and deep study, shall expect that
you will add much to the stock and
dairy interests of our state. But your
idea of making cheddar cheese from
the sacred cow is wrong. | think if you
will take the milk from your herd of Sa-
cred COWS and place on the market Sun
days, you could soon have a barrel to
tap during the political strife. Seri-
Ously, friend Durant, l do not agree
with you in furnishing skim milk to
children, as it causes them to grow lean
and lauk. and OF thin viSage, and only
ready for duty during carnivals and
such like. We will stand by you in
your deep study and research into the
unknown dairy world, and the agri-
culturists of not only our own state,
but of our sister states, will rise up and
call you blessed. There has been much
written and many experiments regard
ing the general purpose COW, and l
trust you will make this a speciality,
even to the giving of milk punch.
Yours to command, w. j. IVES.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-07
The Fourth Ward.

The Democratic voters of the Fourth
ward turned out in full force last even
ing, and polled no less than 1,19O votes.
The aldermanic contest was decided in
favor of p. L. Kavanagh by a large
plurality There were three candi-
dates in the field, and the vote stood:
P. T. Kavanagh, sos; A. w. Wentink,
293, and John Doyle, 142. The dele
gates on the Kayanagh ticket will rep
resent the ward in the city convention,
and are as follows: Fred Schroeder,
Fl. H. Fuller, George J. Niitsch, J. S.
Schneider, William Delaney, P. III.
Rasche. Joseph Rouleau, w. c. Henke.
James Boyle, r. Morey, Fred E. Eggert,
Joeeph Gross, Martin Milton, George
.Heegel, Daniel Ryan and Andrew
'Borklund made up the Doyle ticket,
while Theo Jams, A. W. Wentink,
PIT. Wagner, Matt Broos, Philip Mar
tin, John Endress, NJ. Tate and William
Strub were the names on the ticket
headed by Mr. Wentink.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-07
ST. THOMAS SEMINARY.
eli
An Article About One of
st! Paul's Institutions For
a Higher Education.
,, zGI
SEE 81 SUNDAY GLOBE.
STATE OF TRADE.
The Beginning of Reaction is
Feared.

NEW YORK, April evidence aecu-
mulates of shrinkage in business during
the past month, and it is still uncertain
whether it is not the beginning of a re-
action. About half the Western and
Southern centers report some improve
ment in business for the past week. but
as many report dizziness, with c0llec-
lions somewhat slow. Eastern trade is
not up to expectations. Of the great
transportating companies, by water or
rail, those to New England report
larger traffic than that of last year,
when the movement was increased
by coming enforcement of the in
terstate act. Those to the South
report traffic not as large as that of last,
but excellent, with hopeful outlook.
The great trunk lines from New York
shipped westward 9S, 454 tons in March
against 100, IA last year, and east-bOund
shipments from Chicago for two weeks
have been 1880 tons, against 155,706
last year. The railroad earnings begin
to show more losses than gains on the
whole, the net loss for roads reporting
thus far being about 8 per cent for
March. The shrinkage in exchanges
in March outside of New York, was also
about per cent. The business failures
number, for the United States, 1879; for
Canada, IS; total, 227, compared with
223 last week, and 223 for the CORE
spending week last year.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-07
Good Name at Home

There being more of Hoods Sarsaparilla sold
in Lowell, where it is made, than of all other
sarsaparillas or blood purifiers combined.
Because it is clean, clear and beautiful in
appearance, compared with the muddy, gritty
makeup of other preparations.
Because every testimonial used in adver-
Using it is strictly genuine.
Because when given faithful trial accord.
ing to directions it is reasonably certain to
effect the desired result.
Becauseit its advertising is thoroughly backed
up by the merits of the medicine itself
Because the public recognize the compli
ments other advertisers pay to Hoods Sarsa
parilla, in copying headlines, ETC., which
have become thoroughly identified with thi,
DreparatiOn
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-07
AND STILL THEY COME.

Another Suit Against the Street
Railway Company to Recover
for injuries Sustained in the
Cable Accident.
The ST. Paul City Railway company
has been sued by George Ii. Watson for
5000 damages. Watson was one of
the passengers Injured in the cable
accident on Jan. 81. He claims perma-
nent injuries in the back, spine, groin,
leg and head, incapacitating him for
manual labor.
Oscar NJ. Metcalf, assignee of G. M.
McLain, the Seventh street cigar dealer,
yesterday filed bond of $40, 600 in the
district court, the Sureties being James
II. Mayall and Url l.. Lamprey. Mr..
McI.ain filed an affidavit declaring his
goods and estate to be worth not more
than So, 900.
John Merrick, of Blue Earth City,
who was bound over to the grand Jury
in $500 bail by United States Com
missioner Spencer for selling liquor
without a license, gave the required
bond yesterday and was released from
custody.
j. Il. Bronsfeld has begun suit
against Mathew p. Gilbert to recover
personal property valued at Sl,2G0,
which it is alleged the defendant holds
unlawfully in his possession.
Pfingst, Doershoefer q Co. yesterday
filed complaint in suit to recover from
c. NJ. McIain, the assigned cigar dealer,
on a note for $50 and 1887 value of
goods delivered.
la the suit of c. B. Smith against
Stephen Brougher ct al, Judge Brill
has oyerruled the demurrer of the de-
PENDANT, Heyderstadt, with ten days for
answer.
Judge Brill rendered Judgment for
plaintiff for $3.50 in the suit of Benjamin
i. Ferris against William A. Boxell
ct al.
Judge Brill rendered judgment in IA
Vor of the defendant in the suit of Sam
uel Deering against ID. ID. Merrill.
Suit has been entered by Gordon 81
Ferguson against John Herman for
$390.25, value of goods sold.
John Knuppe has sued Samuel L..
Dobson to recover 1892. on promissory
notes.