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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-16
FINANCIAL.
New York, Baltimore, and Richmond
stock ExchRn2es.
rRv telograph % the DIspatch.l

iHF NflfEFaIu " NV JASFAd-Nf
NEW YORK. March i5.-'lhe stock market was
again worry dull and FOR most part % the time
fs.erish aud irregular with narrow fluctuations
OF 20 special significance. The general tendency
was downward during tho latter part Of the day.
Il was a traders market, pure and simple, the
lacs Of telegraphic communication and the slight
attendance Al the board leaving trnnsa ,t0ns In
their hands. There vas sOmo European buying
on old orders Ia tho early trading. but very little
new business Of that character was tran sacted.
The buying caused some advance. Traders,
however. soon began 20 soil long stock, aud later
ia the day report That tho Atchison engineers
would strike to-day Induced selling and pressure,
which was most marked In grSngers. Burlington
aud Quincy leading, but later gave place 70 North
western. on which a strike Is Also promised.
Coalers were active especially In the early por-
ton II the day. LackSSsnne In good demand
scoring a gain Of per cent, though part ~ mo
improvement Fas afterWard lost. The opening
was dull but extremity steady under the lead d
Lackawnnna and New England. Some strength
wasna Tested during the forenoon, outafter that
de siue became noticeable, AMI during tho day
the pressure on granger5 sagRed the list on and
mOst -tOck Ks declined % below the opening figures
A slight rally ia tho last few minutes, however.
closed the market nrm, though AL about the
lowest prices. The closing prices show Irregular
changes Of an all fractions ia most cases, though
Burlington aud quincy Is down I3ic. and Man
haitian up Ike amount
The following arc the quotations Of some Of the
prncipal stocks: Chesapeake and Ohio, ~;
Northwestern. lO7H; Northwestern preferred,
l4O8 Erie. %: Last Tennessee, .; LAKE shore.
COZ: Louisville and Nashville, Ak: Memphis
aui Charleston, 531S Mobile and Ohio, y; Nash
Vile and chattanooga, IS; New YORK Central,
l07 Norfolk aud Western preferred, ~ North
ern Pacidc. 2JA Northern Pacific preferred.
43i. Pacific Mail, SsH Reading, 62S; Richmond
and West Point, q; Rock Island. ILL ST. Paul,
7GK; 81 Paul preferred, li3A; Texas Pacific,
231, Delaware and LackaWanna, l2S Toanes-
see Coal and Iron. 29A ; UEiOn Pacific, 5il6; New
Jersey Cenual, IA: Missouri Pacific, So !:
Western Union, 1SS Cotton-On certificates, 2oS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-16
WEILlA7I SBURIi.
Death Of Archie Brooks, Sr.-Court
ltcmS.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Disparb.l
MARCH II, 1888.
Archie Brooks, ST.. died this morning
at quarter to II O'Clock, after an liz
ness oil several weeks.
Mr.. Brooks passed away quietly and
peacefully, surrounded 10y the members
OF his family, and the Grape on the door
announced to all passers-by that the life
of a well-known and highly-respected
citizen hal ended. The name OF archie
Brooks will long be remembered as the
synonyme Of all that was generous in
friendship and hospitable in man. he
was aged tifty-six. The funeral will take
place at : o'clock Friday evening from
the Methodist church.
Mr.. l.. NJ. Robinson, Of West Point,
Va, has purchased OF the Old Dominion
Land Company the timber on the Gusts
farm. about four miles below town, for
g.. 800. lie will cut the railroad-ties-sOme
25.000-and has sold Mr.. I. B. Malone
the cord-wood for 81, 400.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union at the Baptist church last night
gave very interesting and pretty enter
tainment, consisting Of vocal and inStru-
mental music and Rotations. Quite a
large crowd was present.
The March term Of the County Court
Judge Farthing presiding adjourned
to-day. William cambridge (colored)
was convicted Of attempting to shoot
William Cooper (colored) and sentenced
TO the penitentiary for two years. John
Taliaferro (colored) was given three
months in the county jail for carrying
off merchandise from the store OF Lane
* Son.
While ont hunting a few days ago DIR.
John Clopton killed a white robin, which
WAS so much Of curiosity that the Doe
tor sent it to Richmond to be mounted.
He has also q white sora. ".
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-16

CINcINNlrI, March l5.--flour 10 fair demand.
Wheat easier: No. Z red, 81 atsr. corn steady .
No. mixed, $50. Oats Qtfu, No mixed 39sa
800. Pork dull az sl453, Lard easier a.
80. Bulk-mcats quiet; tnortrIb, t2a Bacon
nrm; short clear, Basx, Wbitkey quiet AZ sion.
hogs strong; eomHoh and light Sias5.l3 !,
packing and butchsrS', g. 31ai510.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-16
BURLINGTON TROUBLES.
Union Pacific Engineers Return 40
Their Engines.
ny telegraph % the Dlspatch.

tPy telegraph % the Dspatch.l
CHICAGO, March lj.-There were in
dications Of trouble with the engineers
and firemen at the stock yards for a time
Yesterday. The burlington road brought
in fity-seycn cars Of live stock. An en-
gineer refused to pull them and left his
engine. The officials thought there
would be a strike. Later the men met
and talked the matter over, and finally
work as usual was resumed, pulling Bur
lngton cars like the rest. There are
from twenty-five to thirty engines at the
stock-ysrds which were furnished 10y
different railroads TO the Stock-Yards
Company, but the latter hires them.
CoUNcIL BLUFFS, Iowa, March ID
All Of the Union Pacific engineers who
abandoned their engines yesterday are
on duty AGAIN this morning, and the
freight traffic of the road Is going on as
usual.
II is stated that the engineers We're
given to understand that they were not
compelled to handle go" freight If they
did not desire 10, and as a consequence
all the cars of that line are apparently
being side-tracked in the Union Pacific
yards az transfer in this city.
The difficulty seems entirely settled so
far as the Union Pacific engineers are
concerned, and the company has evil
IDENTIFY determined TO settle the matter
with the 90" authorities in the courts
rather than to suffer their freight bust
ness 10 come to q stanGstill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-16
SIX NEwLY.MADe coNvIcrs.
Page Comfy HOusebreakers SEN
tpnced-Ihe Town Of Mines
Obituary
Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.l
LVRAY. VA. March Il, 1883.

Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.l
LURAY, Va, March Il, 1888.
The County Court has been in session
since February 9th engaged in the trial
of a number OF cases growing ont of the
arrest OF gang Of thieves, whose depre-
dations were noticed in a former letter
10 the Dispatch. Eight of these men
have been tried. resulting in the convic-
ton Of six and acquittal Of two ; the
charge in each case being housebreaking
with intent to commit larceny. The six
have been sentenced to the peniteniiary
for terms ranging from two to eight
years. and they will soon be conveyed
thither 1t is hoped that the result Of
these prosecutions will have a salutary
erect in breaking up the system OF petty
thieving which has been going on for
several years past in this section, and
which led to the arrest and conviction OF
these offenders.
Our sister town OF Mines is talking
about establishing banking institution
in order to keep pace with the growing
business interests and Improvements OF
the town. the money-order business
alone of the Mines post-ofice for last
year amounted to about $4,000.
The Luray and Sperryville Telephone
Company now have their line completed
from Luray to Mines. from which latter
place it VIII be extended to Elkton, in
Rockingham county.
Another very sad death occurred to-
day in Luray in the demise of Mrs. Lula
Richey, wife OF Mr.. S. j. Richey, ore of
our prominent attorneys. Mrs. Richeys
death was unexpected and great shock
to the community. She was the young
est daughter of the late Rev. J. w. Wat
son, who was for number OF years and
up to the time OF his death few years
ago the clerk of the courts of Page conn
ty. L.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-16
FiFTIETII COsGRESs.
WASHINGTON, March u, 1888.
senate.

A number OF bills were reported from
committees. Among them were the
following House bill for the construc-
ton OF a revenue-cutter in Charleston,
$. c., in place Of the cutter McCulloch I;
to authorize the construction of bridges
across the Cape Fear and other rivers in
North Carolina for the formation and
admission into the Union OF the states
OF Washington aud North Dakota with
minority reports)
The Senate, after brief consideration
OF the differentiation bill, heard brief
eulogies upon late Representative Moi
fatt, of Michigan, and adjourned till to-
morrow.
House OF Representatives.
Mr. White, of New York, offered
resolution requesting the Postmaster
General to inform the House what in
structions, if any, by circular letter, or
otherwise, have been given to subordi-
nate officers with regard to mail matter
received from Canada which are in
tended to prohibit American cities from
using the United States mails on the
same terms with citizens OF the DOmin-
ion of Canada living in the same vicinage
and competing in the same branches
OF business also, whether any statute
law prevents the mailing in Can
ada of seeds, plants, and bulbs
grown by American citizens on
American soil. and il there is no pro
vision of law prohibiting it, whether he
has assumed to impose penalty at the
rate Of 1920 ton on seeds, plants, and
bulbs lawfully mailed by American clii-
zens in the attempt 10 compete with
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-16

not upset or overthrow this precious
Word. The Son of God is pleased TO
look down on the 10, 900, 600 Of Sunday
school workers in the army OF Christ.
The aim OF the Sunday school is to get
the whole Church to study the Bible, and
outside of the Sunday school it is not
studied n great deal. There are 10000
600 of children in this country who do
not get Bible instruction. They must be
reached and saved. The future sove-
reigns OF this country are in the keep
ing Of the Sunday school We are
debtors to the people of this State, for
we hold the truth and they must be
reached.
PRESIDENT REYNOLDS.
Mr. William Reynolds, president of
the international Sunday-School Con
vention, addressed the meeting. He
said that he had visited the State OF
North Carolina in the interest of the
Sunday.scbool work and had succeeded
in arousing them TO hold convention.
He described graphically the condition
of the southern part of Illinois and the
success of the efforts made under the
auspices of the international Sunday
School Union.
PROGRAMME or ExERcIsEs FOR FRIDAY, sATUR-
DAY, AND SUNDAY.
At o'clock this afternoon a teachers institute
will be held at the Young Mons Christian As
ISOLATION rooms and will DO conducted by b. T.
jacobs and William Reynolds, VI the Inter-
national lesson Com mittee.
At O'Clock to- Ugh, a Sundny-schOOl institute
or T. grand mass-meeting will be held at seventh
street Christian church. conducted by b. i,
Jacobs ma William Reynolds, OF the Inter
national Sunday-SchOol Ulion.
At4 O'clock on Saturday afternoon Mr.. y. T.
Jacobs will hold meeting specially for sunday
school teachers and workers. and friends OF the
csu-e. at which time he will explain the sunday
school lesson for next sunday morning.
Tho meeting AZ the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION Hall this afternoon az o'clo * aud at
Soyonth-Street Christian church tonight will be
meetings Of deep interest 70 the Sunday-school
workers Of This lily and Manchester
II Is desired that thu supcrintendents Of inc
different sunday schools Of the city who attend
the exercies Al Seveutr-Strect Christian church
tonight will make themselves known n the
ushers, so that they may be conducted 10 special
goAts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-16
trricuIturai rxper.mcntaI station

A meeting Of tho Board Of Visitors OF the Nir-
Cinin Agricultural and Mechanical College was
held Gav leiOre yesterday az o'clock IN tie state
Departments OF PIhiic Instruction. Present:
Judge Waller r. staples, rector; Professor G. +.
Nawter. Of the Miller school in Albomarlc; Cap
tain A. ID. Payne. 81 Fluquior; Dr. John W. La y-
s,n, Of Isle OF Wight: Dr. John J.. buchanan,
superintendent IT Public Instruction, and Mr.,
joseph 81. Barton, OF Frederick. MIR.
j A. McGivray acted ~ secretary.
Tho main business transacted wa
the acceptance Of the provisions Of the
Hatch bin passed. by Congress. which appropr-
otes 10000 for me establishment az an export
mental station a. Black>burg The bhl. which
was approved In 1887, diI not TX The location of
fhe station. buf the Legislature Designated
Bla'k-hurg College ~ the place.
The board viii organize and equip the station
and appoint director and chemist
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-16
Discussing the Mills Bill.
rBy telegraph 10 tho Dispatch.l

WASHINGTON, March l5.-Because the statist-
cal inf, rmatiou expected from the Treasury had
not arrived, the Ways and Means Committee to-
day did moi resume the consideration OF the
tarin section OF the Mills bill. but took up in
stead Tie intornal-rsvenue portion and made
some progress towards q conclusion.
Mr.. Mckinley offered an amendment at the
proper place 10 repeal entirely the toDacco-tax,
put this was voted down.
Mr.. Burrows offered a resolution 70 allow the
California momDers OF Congress 10 be heard
upon The proposed chRuge 10 the duties on lum-
ber, but this waa also defeated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-16
A sertous charge.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatchl
RoANoKP Va March Il. 1888.

spoOdence OF inc hlchhVnu D'aPoVV"J
ROANOKE, Va. March Il, 1888.
Berry Caldwell was examined IN Salem
Yesterday Oh the charge OF aSsaulting
Miss Huffman, OF Roanoke county. The
offence is alleged TO have been commit
ted last summer, at which time Caldwell
escaped from the officers Of the law and
went 10 Craig county, where he was ar
rested on another charge and sent to the
Craig county jail for six months. In the
mean time the grand jury OF Roanoke
county indicted Caldwell, and it having
been ascertained where he was, he was
on a bench-warrant OF tho
Roanoke County Court and brought to
Salem last Saturday. The case will
come up at the next term OF the County
Court, which begins on Monday, March
18th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-16
Obituary.


" TGTFgTADU 10 Cl7 DI5VaIVI,T
WASHINGTON, March i5--lion. j. Tarbell, for
msrly Deputy FIRST Comptroller OF the Treasury
Department died at his residence in this city to-
day lie wes colonel Of the Ninety-Arst New
York volunteers during the war and az its close
settled ia Mississippi, and was appointed JUS
tee OF the supreme Court OF Mississippi After
wards he was appointed Deputy First Comptrol-
ler OF the Treasury IN which position no re-
NAMED until the incoming OF the present Adj
miuistratlOu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-16
A ,,,,,.,er H,,,ea on the Roll.

WASHINGTON. March l5-Rey. Eugene Peck,
pastor OF the Eastern Presbyterian cSurch Of
this city, was struck by locomotive while walk
Ing on the railroad track on the outskirts Of this
city to-day and Instantly killed. Mr.. Peck served
IN tho Union army iuricg The war; aad Gitcr-
wards became an assistant secretary OF the New
York Young Mons Christian Association. He
studied for the ministry. AMI was ordained about
twelve years ago. He was fortv-nine years Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-16
r.nrk.PInce DatrYmaia..

Tho Dalrymal1.' Iair aud reception at BeIyi-
dero Han closes tonight.
Tho attendance lat evening was very good,
and The entertainment was greatly enjoyed.
The drill will be repeated tonight. after which
tho fancy articles on hand viii De voted for aud
sod al auction.
supper ami Refreshments will be served by
young ladies' in costume.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-16
PronertY Transfers
The following deeds Of bargain and
sale have been recorded

sale have been recorded:
RCHYOSD: william y. Christian and wife 20
Bessie Christmas trustee. lot on Leigh street
10 feet on Ihirtv-hrst street corner -, and - feet
on Canal street between Fourth aud rim, 81 {;
Mrs. X e. Gains 20 ". T. CoRbiil, 30 feet on
Laurel street near spring, q so: hcors Z. Gum
10 Sarah Chamberlayne, 1874 feet on Charity
street between 81. Paul Ond - John. {sd
HENEICO: lsoac Da'enport, Jr, aud wife to
John Tyler. 3CS feet on twentieth street corner
P.fISi0: James p. Eiam and wife 10 Catherine
Jones. 80 feet on Taylor street near kitchlo,
$40: G.. VI. SimDo's devi-ees 70 George h.
howell. - fert on Floyd street between meadow
and Fa.k. uron certain conditions. $50; {. NJ.
Nimm0's dcyiseas 10 Thomas u. Newell, - feet
on Flryd street between Meadow and Park, upon
certain conditions. $50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-16
ONE 10 a stahdsl!ll'


CHICAGO, March Is. The i>irs says: Yester-
days vas the largest day business done by no
Burlington since the strike began. Resides trans
fer buslness twenty-five freight traias came in
and nineteen were sent out between 500 AMI 500
local cars each WAY were handled. SiXty-t0ur
cars OF livestock came Ia aud IJJ more are cN-
Dorted to-day. The Northwestern commenced
exchanging freight in the afternoon. IT. en-
gines took ioriy-eight cars OUT of the lumber
district and put forty-nyo 10. The story that
Wisconsin Central cars offered 10 tho Bur
lnCton we're refused from lack Of facilities was
denied By Train Master Pope. Of the Quincy
road. Pope sgii no Vas prepared 70 handle any
reasonable amount 81 freight from al the roads
and had done 40 up 10 date. The Belt Line TOOK
agay oicht cars yesterday afternoon which had
been hlockodc1 for ton days. bIt the largest
blockade still exists wish his company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-16
The Vatican and frederiek's Core
/

ROME. March lA--Monsigaor Galimberti will
represent the Vatican At the ceremonies con-
nected with the coronation OF Emperor Frede-
rick. Tho Vatican will not be represented AZ the
funeral Of Emperor William
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-16

Aletter received from Clarence Coleman, civil
engineer, IreYilians. Va, was read by the seore-
tary 20 the meeting Of tie Executive Committee
~ ihc Agricultural and Mechanical Society last
night The com mubicatiOn contained an appi-
cation for Gns engineering work 10 be done in
connection with he proposed improvement Of
the Exposition grounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-16
Returnedfo work.

tSpecial telegram 70 The Dispatch.l
CnARIEsToS, w. ". March ih--The miners al
all the kanawha coal-works. 50 far as heard
from, have returned % WORK 40 the old price for
mining-2bc. per bushel. The Coalburg miners
uenf hack fO-day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-16
The WEATHER IN RICaHoSD YESTERDAY wss
clear and pleasant
Mean temperaturo....... ....."..... ~

am satisfied now since the large de-
mand for my 81 and $3.50 Double
Stamped Whiskey that every one who
has tried it pronounce it better than
higher priced goods At some other places.
JULIEN BHPoRD,
1902 east Main.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-16
s,,,LaoT coke Operatives.

PITTsBURGH. Pa. March ia Chronicle Tele-
graph Scottdaie pa special ssys: Tho employees
OF Mcclure & Co, coke operators. struck to-dsy
on account Of the refusal Of the irm 10 grant the
demand OF the men for a division Of work. The
strike Affects nearly 2.0o0 men, and has resulted
In tho shutting down OF 1886 ovens.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-16
RIcHxoYp roaAcco MAaYEr.

MARCH u. lsSS
Offerings at auction to-day, forty packages
with seventeen reflections Seemingly q htile
more interest shown than yesterday. though no
nne lots were pa. up. A iew new wrappers we're
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-16

sold privately and there seemed some looking
quietly at other grades.
RgyExUE EErUnSs.
The revenue returns for Tits [ths seconfl dis
trict Of Virginia for February we're ~ follows;
feas 1877.
safes Of tobacco .,smpa. .siglosi 20 tIis.+23 -
Sales OF cigar stamps. 1853 " 800 y
Sales Of cigarette siamps. 1917 10 hsS
Total sales. B,SA 80 fi32,Sio ~
EXPORTS.
FOR February. ISS3-Manufactured, 'ei,SSH
pounds; cigarettes, 22S5,oc0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-16
LATE WEATHER REPORT.

10y Telegraph 70 lAo BNphfns.
- WAsHNGFos, March l6-l 4. A-FOr
Virginia. light 20 fresh pOutnNesterly
Fklk winds, warmer, fair weather.
For North Caroiina, south CarOlins,
and Eastern Florida. Eight 70
fresh variable winds. warmer, fair 6ea-
ther
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-16
GRAIN AND CorroE EXCHANGE.
aALrs RRPoRrsn 70
RICHMOND, March IS 1857

sALEs REPoRrso 10 SECRETARY
wREAr.--Whltc, 81 bushels very good at o.
Shortberry, 70 bushels fair 81 90c; 500 bushels
common az SIC Total sales OF wheat go bushels.
CoEs.--White, eos bushels very good NJ Gle.
% bushels very good at b0c. Total sales OF corn,
pa bushels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-16
Fire I'm Savannah.


IbY toIegraph % the DIspAtchI
SAVANNAH. March lA-Fire broke out early
this morning In the nAyai-stores wharyos here
and destroyed 400 barrels OF rosin and $50 bar
rels OF turpenune, Loss, $1,000; fully covered
BY Insurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-16
rss- THE WOMAN's CHRISTIAN

TEMPERANCE UNION will open tho week II
prayer appointed by the rational president
with Temperance Prsyer-Meonng st Friends
meeting-house CLAY street. aoose firsp on sAs-
sArH, March 18Th, st44 P. N. All members are
afectionRtely urged 70 be present. also all min
isters OF the Gospel and others who may feel an
interest In the cause. q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-16
Depriyed OF lIis Comm and

PARIS, March lh--The JoUsal 0Aciai pub
lishes decree deriving General Boulanger OF
hts command for breach OF discipline In visiting
Paris three times without permission.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-16
Ere at Marion. y. q.

CHARLEsroY. :. C.. March ia ere at Marion,
y c., last night destroyed a block Of buildings IA
the business part OF the town. Loss Sl4,5)0; ;
mostly Insured
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-16
MARKET BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.

NEw YoHE, March l5.--Cotion quiet: up-
lands, i0Ac. Orleans. ioAc. no sales. Flour
steady and unchanged. Wheat weaz; options
closed heavy and speculation was moderate:
ungrsded, 9o4ss2c; No. ? red. April. s4s
% 9-iGc.: May, Nkae01.c.: June. @,tOAc
Corn spot lower. with more doing for export
options weak and heavy; ungraded. s9ka5l Nc;
No. 2. April, 59H aJ9kc Nay. 59ksistc; Juns,
bSSao9ac. oats losor, closing vssk miEed
western, 5saiic. Hops dull Codse-Fsir He
nominal AZ l8hc.; options i5se0 points higher.
with less ioing; March. ~ soai9s5: April, te.7ss
$3.50: May. s9.60ata.75; June, taOst9. ~.
Sugar dull and n0fniaal: fair refined quoted AZ
di3-l6c; reHned duli but steady: prices posnt
nat Molasses dun; b0-test, 2)Hc. Rice quies
Cotton-seed oil. "a Sa35c. for crnde flc. for re-
fned. Resin duh Iurpentine dun a. 3sc. Wool
dun; domestic fleece, 22a31c. pulled. i5as3c.
Texas, l32e2c. Pork fairly active aad steady;
mesa. siL75nsi5 Beef dun; cut meats up-
changed. LArd-Optione dun and heavy: cash
steady: western steam, spot, SS02h st@05; May,
f5.9ja35.9f.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. March iA-Cash quotations we're.
Flour quiet ani unchanged. No. spring wheat
sista97kc: SO. Z rel, w. No corn, 6Okc.
No oats, q ',a5Dc. Hess-pOre, tif.0A Lard,
E.GaE. shorf-rib sides doossl, t5.i5; dry-salted
shoulders tboXedl. S6aiGi0; shori-clen sides
Cboxod), f7.6saf770. Whlskey. Si.iA
lin Fnf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-16

Hoods Ssrsaparilla is peculiar to itself
and superior to all other preparations IN
strength, economy. and medicinal
merit.