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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-17

Tho Virginia state Sunday-school Union has
been formed Tor The purpose Oh mahlng auequalo
provision. II possible, % provide lho CVuhuoss
destitute neigh rorhOOds WITH SUNDAY -SenV1I a.
vantage. a. well a. ihs preaching OF mo Gospel
ttAttho knOwlsdgeO of snlyauon may 10 iinpa,' 80
IA embraces prominent wOrk err IRON hiho Vt no
,rin-ifal determinations in inc staie, eha - ~
Tended 70 embrace ell While Suhoel -se $500
wOrkors old snd young. In mo Com CD .,',
woo ars willing ~ corporate IN tne no'e a-
me organization has been iorI9d Al1oL y9 go.
of ibo9Yht ana experience. aud by a cohFeh.lV"
com oos0a Of representatives from al oenosni
nations. Who discussed he matter cafelaiis s"N
A-ied deliberately aud Ia tho lear OF Goa. 4.
mo union aud 10 work viii os Tsp' essf'se ia
avery county and city BY SUPERINTENDENT wy
will If course, have no authority over
soaools. but will help those schools IN al woys s
open 70 bin, IL will DO TIE main "ofk VI W.
s1ooruteudent 10 zoe thst tho sunday schools y.
10 comfy or city are formoi into q county vt
sttyl union for purposes Of mutual noip e s,i
oOslmos work The Executive cominl'sse nn'
eo-operste with these rugoiintopdsnis anu sV 1l
81 unioas IN sl practical Ways iof no 'u''ne''
aBca II tue cause. ..act.i
The Rxecuiigs Committee desire 70 Jay spes ,,'a
emphasis upOn tho iact i5As no'hlps W ~, ~,
plans Of HE Virginia state sunoa y-2 ,.i.e
Union Is designed or will Do sllowea W in.o sr
fore even In mo sm allest degree Win the Hofa .
o. TIC Elgau Of aEy u the denominations. ous
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-17
A Mos>-Grown Roof on Fire.

A fre-slsrm was turned in yesterday
morning at 4:57 o'clock. The fire origlnsied
from sparks from a defective luc, which
caught in the moss on the roof Of the house
at No. 40j Webster street. in Jackson Ward.
The house mex, 10 the one where the fire
originated also caught Dire. and tue two were
damaged 10 the extent Of $500.
Both houses were vacant, and NO. 4OI
was undergoing repairs. The two were
formerly in one building, and in John b.
Premises day be (once Chief OF Police re-
sided there No. 40j was owned By Mary
cambridge, and No. 407 by Rev. j. j. Cole.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-17
VICTORY FoRTmE POSTAL co.
Judge kiiby Appoints Commission
ersto Assess Damages.

Counsel for the Postal Telegraph Com
pany moved in the County Court OF Nause-
mond, at Suffolk, yesterday for an order
giving that company condemnatOry right OF
way over the Norfolk and Western railroad.
The Norfolk and Western, having contracts
with the Western Union, bad refused the
right Of way 10 the Postal Company, which
is now building ts lines South. Messrs.
Sharp & Bernard represented the Norfolk
and Western snd Major Robert stiles was
present for the Western Union Company.
The Postal Company was represented by
j. samuel Parrish aud {. II. Causey. The
argument occupied from $3.50 a. NJ. until
O'Clock To the afternoon.
Judge Kilby allowed the motion OF the
Postal Company. sGd appointed commits
sioners 10 assess damages IN Nansemond in
condemnation OF the RICH, OF way over the
Norfolk and Western road.
Similar proceedings will have 70 be inst'
tuted IN every county along the line OF tue
Norfolk and Western.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-17
spec,al Aud,eace With tho Pope.

by Anglo-American cADIe % Ins UIsp"NuI
ROME, March 16.-Tne Pope TO-DAY gave
special audience to Bishop keane, who Is to
be rector OF the Catholic Unlyersity winch Is
10 be erected at Washington. Bishop heaDe
presented Miss Caldwell, her sister, and her
auu, 10 the Pope, VINO specially blessed Miss
Caldwell for her generosity in endowing the
University, and promised that be would as
s,st In the services OF private mass, TO
which his Holiness invited. the ladies' and
Bishop. Bishop Keane viii leave Rome
Wednesday. TIE papal brief approving The
statutes Of the proposed University has been
tssnnd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-17
CHICAGO
REyIEw OF rHK CHICAGO MARKET


CHICAGO, March ia very fair business vss
transacted IN wheat. and tho feeling was nrmer,
with prices ruling at about the ciosing nglrss
or yesterday. Tbs openi.g vas iusS snsd9
easier but from tho start showed htmness, ara,
with some fluctuations. prices for day were ed-
yanced 2.c, recedeJ lie. fucinated sllshtiy,
and closed about &c. higher thaa yesterday.
Juns also had Considerable Strength, ADVANCING
Isfc aud closing about lilc higher. july ruled
steady advancing &C., aud cioSing about IS.
higher tgaa yesterday. Local influences aseln
controlled the market. aud The hrmneSs WAS
attributed mainly 20 the free buying OK ptoint-
neat local trsdor. though a. ms ADVANCE opera
tors found speculative offerings gnite large,
witch resulted Ia developing a weaker teehnx
A fair trade vas reported 10 corn early IA me
day. aeor which ths pit became very qulei a1i
iuactiye. Tue feeling developed was srhrtaliy
weaker and transactions were ia lover range
OF prices. The easier t0a- was attributed iafKc-
iy 10 the recelOfs being consberaoly Ia ex-
cess OF expectations. Fine market opened 4
shade lower than the closing price o. yestcrdNf,
WAS steady for a time. then declined &c, So
acted i.aLc. and closed Nc lower thsn yestar-
day Data sors fairly active but unsettled.
me MARKET opened shade lower for Nos. TWO
large raiders bought freely. and u was ruspected
thai The bulls who havo taken paftta the market
Tor sono limo pas. were again buying. TITS re-
yessed tho feeling and caused an advance 81 y &c.
on Aag and i.a.c. on more deferred futefe>
A decline OF !, as.e. on May followed. and ne
market closed nrm a; about The same prices as
YESTERDAY. Trading was IAifD seslye In nsss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-17

shares were scarce. !Coppermine shares
were heavy and agitnted, but closed better
on purchases. Final transactions were
made at 22j francs for Compton ID shares
and 80 francs for Sooiete des Metux shares.
The directors OF the priucipsl financial
houses OF Paris met " the Ministry OF
France Friday night and sgsin tonight. IL
Is reported tnsi they decided that Complor
DIES Compile should be placed in liquidation
and reconstructed. II IL reported that 90
900 francs In the proposed new bank are al
ready subscribed for. TIE employees Of
Compton, dc Comp,e have been invited to
Withdraw their deposits in that bank. which,
from motives OF deIicncy, they have left H.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-17
Thirty Companies Interested.
rBy telegraph to the Dispatch.I

TDl lTIUk hIIII % u" tI'7 ? - III
NEW YORK, March l6.- The fire that broke
ont in the leather storehouSos at - Gold street
ana Al Spruce street last rieDt will probably
result IN a total loss Of stock. a II. RiI-
LANCER & Co. value their stock at $4,000 and
are insured for SCI 900. II. +. &. {. d VIII
nams are insured for $4,000, but cannot
tell the extent Of the damage to their stock.
II. II. Dissowsy is insured for 100000. which
will cover his loss. The building IS owned
by W. p. Miller's estate aud Is fully insured.
The insurance Is divided among thirty com
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-17
Sayed from tue Mine.
IBy telegraph 20 the Dispatch. ]

Mr. CARMEL.PA., March lG.-Peler Nears-
hatSky, after fifty bour, Of imprisonmen in
the Black Diamond cOlliery, was boosted TO
the surface 1t o'clock this afternoon. His
appearance was the signal for cheers from
thousand, OF throsts. which were heard for
miles. lie had been halt buried and lad
given up all hope when his rescuers reached
the breast" IN which he was impris
Strange 10 say bis injuries, aside from his
nervous prostralion, are not serious. Alter
five men were taken out lat night 1t was
supposed that Nearshatsky was dead. but the
search was continued with the result stated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-17
Eriu's Flag TO Float from the Ciiy

IRv Telegraph to the Dlspatch.l

%! I4IVEIHPI 70 0II7 I7I'F1F-"'I
NEW YORK, March l6.-Mayor Grant to-
day ordered that the Sunburst OF Erin be
hoisted on one OF the Gagslals OF the City
Hall Monday.
\ delegation from the Irish societies called
upon Mayor Grant this afternoon TO ask him
il be would attend their celebration. His
Honor replied that he would do so. The
Mayor VIII also attend the entertainment TO
be given by the Knights OF II. Patrick al the
Academy OF Music tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-17
Meefinr or rinnncinrs in part..

tBy Anglo-American cable 10 the Dispatch
PARIS. March lG.- Il was learned tonight
that no decision WA reached at the mteilng
in regard 10 the liquidation snd RECONSTRUCT
ton OF Compton ID Escompte and that there
will he another meeting at 10 O'Clock To-
morrow Sunday morning. 10 IL believed
that a further %, 600, 900 francs will be neces-
Sary IN order TO save Compton D'Lscompte
from judicial liquidation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-17
On the Bourse.

fBy Angie. American cable TO tho Dtspatch-l
PARIS, March 10. AT II. NJ. Societe de
Metus shares are quoted at s. francs, Rio
Tlnto at 3l5 francs, and Compoir Compeseat
$50 francs. With the exception OF tiansac'
lions 10 rent aud foreign securities the
Bourse was dull. being engaged In settle.
ment. Attic opening Compton do Compte
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-17
= Dying Confession.

PrrTserRGH PA. March IS. George
Rees, The foreman Ok the sqni0-faetorg al
Plymouth which exploded killing ten glrls'
made confession before diving that Il was
no. not Kate Jones. who caused the cXplo-
sion. lie was smoking a pine in the base
ment when spark flew in the powder-seg.
The coroner's Jury returned q verdict that
Katie Jones caused The accident by throwing
4 squiD m the stove.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-17
4 Head Market.


10y itIrkIlUu 70 NO DI'II.l'I'I
NEW YORK, MaIeh lG.-Ihe copper mar
ket here to-day was absolutely DEAD. SiIuF-
day being q legal holiday I'm London no eN-
change cables were received from abroad. A
priyate dispatch from London this morning
stated that the scmi.montnly statistics OF tue
visible supply Of copper shows that Tue
stock OF metal has been increased 1000
tons instead u decreased as published yes
tcTdlY,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-17
working Together.

10y telegraph 10 tho Dispstch'I
RrADINa, PA. March l6.-fhe iron-pud-
ders employed by Els q LesHg al Po't''
town, who are paid according to the price
received for iron by the firm, viii receive 4
rai.e OF TWENTY-FIVE cents per ton for pud-
ding hereafter. This Is the first advance IN
pudde,S wages ia the schuylkill Valley Tor
spyeral years,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-17
a Reporfod Seizure.

by Anglo-American cable 70 the D;spstch.l
PAEIs, Aarch lC.-The police have made
further searches Of the residences of mem.
bers Of the Patriotic League. II u reported
that they have seized papers showing that
plan Ind been matured Tor descent by the
members OF the league upon the Palais
Bourbon, where the sessions OF the legisls'
tive chambers are held, and the Elysee. the
residence OF the President.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-17
Acknowledgement

by telogrNph 20 tho DlspaI'h'I
NEW YoEK, March lG.-Ihe emma Famine
Relief Committee Of tAi, clty have received
the following from the North CHINA Famine.
Relief Committee OF Shanghai; " Committee
send grateful thanks for American subscrip-
.ions amounting 10 Sli,9o0. Your generosity
saved many thousand ives. Full reDorti OF
the relief WORK will he sent YOU when pre-
paredv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-17
Battle with Heavy Losses

rBy Anglo-American cablo TO the D.spatch-l
CAIRO, March ga messenger who HISS
arrived % Wady. Hall reports that r battle
between the followers OF Seneussi and Man
d.ts has t,kcn place ST Sinau. 10 the south
west OF Bars. and that the former were vic
torious. Both sides suffered heavy losses.
Among the killed were two Mandlst chiefs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-17
Not GUILTY.
[By telegraph 10 tho Dlspatch.l


MArcu CHUNK, PA. March l6.-The testi-
mony in the trial OF FiagmAn Haningan, who
was charged with being responsible Tor the
collision OF the excursion trains NJ Mud Run
station, was concluded and the case given TO
the Jury this evening. After being 10 ses'
sion only hall an hour they returned a yer-
diet OF not guilty. Engineer Majors case
will come up for trial Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-17
Tho Worlds Cotton.

10y telegraph 10 The Dlspatchl
NEW YORK. March rs. ihe total visible
supply OF cotton for the world IS 2'6Vs'oi1
gales, Of which 2,050,s7j bales are American,
against 9sOi.jll bales and 2,2.S,Oil bales re-
spectiyely lat year. Receipts at al interior
towns, $3.50 bales; receipts from planta-
tions, 49,29i bales; crop IN sight, 6,3J5,S''
bales.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-17
Inteudto rfeAICu.

by ADglo-AmercRn cable 70 the Dispatch.l
BERLIN, March l6.-The North German
Gazette ss7s that Won Caster, Prusslan
Minister Of Ecclesiastical Affairs, lnStruc-
ton. and Medicinal Affairs. aud Won Scholl.
the Prussian Minister Of Finance, intend to
rrslyn their ofires.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-17
Twenty Inches OF SNOW.

fBy tol0grapl % tho Dl5patch.I
SIOUX FALLS, March 10. The snow-squall
which set 10 yesterday afternoon developed
into one Of the heaviest snoW.stOrms OF the
winter. Oyer twenty inches have fallen.
The temperature is mild.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-17
Governor wilson's Intention.

Special telegram % tue DlspaichJ
CHARLESTON. W. VA. March l6.-Coy-
ernor Wilson has announced hrs intention
OF calling q special session Of the Legislature
at an early dsy, after the Joint committee on
the gubernatorial contest has prepared It's
report It will probably convene about the
lstOf June.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-17
Assigned.


lBy telegraph to tho DspGtch.l
ST. Louis, No., March l6.- Methudy x
Never. wel-known lumber merchants, filed
general assignment this evening for the
benefit OF their creditors. Assets placed at
SPAS, 800; amount Of liabilities not given.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-17
NEW YORh


NEW YORK. March IT, Cotton steady sales to-
day. 450 bales; last evening, 40 bales uplands,
10 3-lGc.: Orleans, 20 7-l0c.; e1poris-to Franco,
b2Bj bsies; 10 the Continent d. 81 bales; STOCK,
g. OOO bales. southern dOur duh "heat-Spot
trmer with fair export demand No red, va
g3kc in elevator options fairly active, strong.
AMI t.astc higher 40. red. March, 3sc. April,
g2ilc.: Nay sc. COrn-Spot steady; No. =, AZ a
4asic in elevator; options firm and dull;
March, 422.c.; April, 81. a43Hc.: steamer mixed,
April, AZ. ORts-SpOt quiet; options nfm ant
dun March. April. aud Nay. 3J1c. No. 2 spot.
3la32a. Hops steady, COueo-Optons closed
steady and hghor: March, iiG HasldW; May.
SIS. g1atls: spot kio barely steady fair cargoos,
slq. sugar--taw firm. tair refining. Jls-loa
SIC. MOlasss3--NcH 81. cans quiet. Eice steady.
Petroleum steady and quiot Coiion-seed OIL
nrln crude, Sc; yellow is1f9- kosin STEADY
and quiet Turpentne qu.ct and steady. SOUTH
ern eggs. ~ al34c. Hides quiet and hfn.
Wool quiet AMI easier. PORK more active old
mess, s. 275; new mess, 1880. Beef dull; extra
lnes., 3675. Beef hams slow az fiSaSi3 ".
Tierced beef inactive city extra India moss,
sllaSlLjl Cut-meats steady. iari dull shd
lower:- western steam, S. %; city, $50 op-
tlons-Narch and April, N22; May. NS5as7.2o.
CHICAGO.
Csrclao. March Is Tho cash quotations were:
Flour unchanged. No. spring wheat bAa
csc. No. red. Oh a9iA.c. No. corn, A]sc'
No 2 oats, 2fLc
=. $780,. -. ,..f q. foftn...
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-17

35L.s.1 do a's. b5f, ag6: Baltimore aud ohio, ga
o.: Northern Central IS askei; CINCINNATI.
Washington aud Baltimore late, 95 1891; DO. 2ds,
AZ. ,arl: do. ads. ejAasiA Consolidated gas
bonds, ll01. bid do stock. AAaib.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-17

by Auglo-American cable to the Dispstch.l
LONDoN, March l6.-The American bssc-
bail team played a game at Legion to-day.
The game was Won 10y the Chicago CLUB.
Score-ChicagO, II; All America, 6.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-17

NEW YORK. March 1.-The following Il tho
weekly bank statement: Reserve, decrease,
f;i7425. loan, increaee, s@~5,'oO; specie, iu-
crease $4,000. ieeal-tenders. Increase, f59,-
zoo: deposits. Increase, s3,9ii,i0); circulation,
decrease. $1,000
Tho banks now hold fs01O.S75 in excess Of tho
., mar can't rlio
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-17
United states Senator Chaco Re


by Telegraph % no Dlspat'u.I
PROvlDESCE, Il. l., March lG.-Goyernor
TAFT to-day received letter OF the resigna-
ton OF his Office Of United states Senator
from Jonathan Chace. II Will be read 10 the
General Assembly Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-17

Wish is 70 hcp, not to hinder: 10 build up not
20 dlsntcgfate the scboois now ~ work: 70 CO
operate with. not 10 antsgonizo the movements
Of tho various churches We Wish 10 aid exist
ing school 20 do better work for Jesus and moro
OF II, both at home and abroad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-17
.rha NIan.rNnrse tn Geerzia.

Yrs. S. +. Kennedy. one OF the Oldest and
best.kpown nurses IN Georgia, states that IN
all her experience with bowel trouble aud
children teething DIR. Biggerss Huckieberry
Cordial II the best remedy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-17
Fen-So fn riot.

Try Anglo-Amsrican cable TO the Dispatch
DUBLIN, March 10 seventy policemen
have been sent 10 Lurgan, county Armagh,
owing to fears that rioung viii occur there
It. Patrick's day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-17
THE MARKET REPORTS
AND IN CONNECTION THERswIrH TIE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
Record NJ tho New York and Richmond
Stock yxchanges-Grsin, Piour. Cot
ton, Meat, and 0thsr Quotations.
Try telegram 70 tho plsp.tch.l

,-7 WASHINGTON, March 10 --For Virginia.
North Carolina. south Carolina, Geor-
EblH ,gia, Eastern Florida. Western Florida.
1 and Alabama. fnir. preceded by bght
------rairs on the Virginia coast stationary
temperature, variable winds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-17
A Bark sunk.

Fort MoYRoE, March lG.-The quaran-
tine steamer Woodwork reports bark
sunk in the lower bay ten miles out in six
fathoms OF water. No particulars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-17

rBy Anglo-Amorican cable 10 the piepatch-l
PANS March IL. Admiral Kran'z has
been appointed Minister a Marine. TO MI
the vacancy caused by the death OF Admiral
.GIprQZ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-17

MARCH i6.--Markot nominal rRnsa tons
very moderate. Factory men ani 80 omission
mon arc expecting an advance. Prime g.;
extra prime. ttc. fancy, &c.; common, g =
3 A.: shelled, 2t.a3ac: Spanish, 2i,atc.
factory hand picked. 6ssl<c. Peanuts hro now
rapidly falling on IN receipts hero. sni sho"
Tor last month l9tli bags less than m January.
Much less than 5000 bags are now 20 come "a.
Tho receipts ga ths market rom Nspiemhct -,
10 Narch ls. ware ~. 65s bags, against i3i 80
bags for the same period last season. docrei'o
Of lO.S.2 bags. OF S per cent, owing " tho snort
grop
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-17
GRAIa AND COTTON EXCHAHgR

oFFERfSGs.
WHHAT-l.i06 bushels.
CORS.-64 bushels
OArs.-360O bushels.
SALES REPORTED 70 sscRrrlRY
MANIFESTATION iG6 bushels prime at
gLO5: 40 bushels very good at fL05.
CORN.-W nte. 10 bushels very good at 42c.
flour
We gnOts. Fine, s1J)as2I5, super1us t2.75A
see; oxtra, sl5)as&7j. family tiakLJ). pAton'
family, country, sL5jasl25
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
QUOTATIONS.
hIDDLINg. o. &c.
Low AfDDLISG. 9f'.
1OOpORDgNAEY. Sac.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-17
! - - = IlIT-7E177I
Anffcn

BRRSICHI Tho funeral ~ Mr.. MAGGIEC
BRRNlCHf will take place his Sunday Eve
Ming al 23) O'Clock from Gracc-sreet Baptist
church. Friends nnd arquaintances arc fo-
specially Invited 20 ait0ni.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-17
Chinese Famine Fund.

10y tclcbteph W INV N'@f
NEW York, March 10 The total amounts
subscribed 10 the Chinese famine fund up TO
this date In this city 10 Sl3.0S9.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-17
Council Meeting.

The Common Council will meet to.mor-
row night AZ O'Clock to pass the ordinance
relating to bank stock and also to consider
other business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-17

CLHNNTTT-IAMBFRT.- Married. at tho rect
denca OF Mr. q. Is. eublotf, February ~, 1881, ~
Elder f.. A. Cutter. FANNIE ~. CLEAhffl aud
GEORGE ". IANBEkI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-17
Nn,H YnRK COTTON FrrrRsa

Ngv YORK. March 70 Co ton-Net rooelo's.
2Qig bales. grosa receipts. n. i3 bales Futures
closed quiet aud stcaiy; eal@s l,,ip bales
March. s9GasAPs. April. si0cQaF ll2; Nay
;l0e2aSi0i0: June. So Nafi0if, july $40 -
Sina4: August fl03aiilW. september. f2sa
saql: October. fAs0isAfi SOY mbcL s. "a
5000: December. saoias96l. January. sA'va
~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-17
esy- REV. JUSTIN d. FULTON. ID.

D., will preach SUNDAY MoRsISd NJ The FIRST
African church a. II o'clock subject "koms
and tho Negro - IN tho afternoon At Rev. John
Jasper's church at 3 o.cl0ck-sublect "Nunae-
rles, Prisons, or Wore.' and a. night AZ tho
First African church a. o'clock -suDio'' "Ihs
komlsh Fettor Why Worn and How BroAen.'
nD- SECOND BAPTlSrCHURCH.-
Rev. w. ". LASDEUH, D. D., will preach at II
b. and +. n.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-16
Fruit and Vegetable Market.

Reported by G. S. Palmer 1866 Redds St, ~ Y.
NEW YORK. July ia heavy business has
been done during the week closing to-day
Saturday in all lines of southern fruit, es-
pecially peaches. Georgia shipments are now
at their hight and quality unusually line. Fancy
varieties selling to-day from s. 00G3 so Tor
carriers; others 81 0O@2 so, as to quality; third
bushel crates, 75c6G$1 IS. LeConte pears are 10
heavier supply to day aud prices therefore
easier; barrels selling from s. 0Od6 20; crates,
81 5O01 70 Wild goose pluns III light supply
and selling from S012c per quart. Water
melons sold well during the week, but with
heavy arrivals to-day and large invoices on the
way, the market closes tonight easier; prime
stock selling from $40 OO025 90 per 100;
medium, 314 00@lS 90. Strictly choice canta-
loupes are IN demand and will bring 81 D. per
BARREL but mostly inferior and prices range
from 5! 000l so. The market is glutte1 with
potatoes, AMI choice stock to-day selling from
81 2561 so a barrel Sweet potatoes made
their first appearance to-day, but not sufficient
coming to establish quotations. yet anything
strictly fancy will sell for at least SIS GO per
barr,l
NEW YORK, July b. Receipts of peaches con
tinue very heavy, but prices held firm for fancy,
liberia. and others selling at 81 0063 so; other
varieties. 81 00a2 IS for carriers: third crates,
75cGlS1 25; watermelons, SlS 0O025 90; canta-
loupes. 81 50@2 so; wild goose plums, Sale
per quart; LeConte pears, 50 50G5 90 per bar
rel; 81 0011 so per crate. &. S, PALMER.