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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24

CLARKE.-Died. on March 22l, At o'clock p.
". az his residence NJ. 81 south FIRM street,
WILLIAM ~ CLARKE, IN the twentieth year
of mis- age.
funerai will take place from s. Peters
Cathedral SUNDAY at =. NJ Friends ana
duaintanc8s Of the ismily are respectfully ln-
yii0i TO attend. ~
LANR-Ded. A. Lis residence. on Belle Isle,
last night March %, 1881 al heli-past 10 o'clock,
after fow hours' illness, WILLIAM LAMB, in
his seienty-fOIrth year.
Funeral will taa . ace from Balm bridge Street
Baptist church. Manchester. at O'Clock MON
DAY EVENING. March 9Th Friends Of the
family are invited % attend.
LEE-Died, March %. 1850. in her eigtby-third
year. Mr.. nary q. T.. LIE. At the residence OK
hcr daughter. Mrs Elizabeth y. Clay, lOOJ Grove
avenue, Richmond, Va
she viii DO buried MONDAY MORNING az
PebbletOn. Bedford county. Va, the homo OF her
father Nathaniel j. Manson.
MCCLELLAN st her residence. 1902 east
Broad street. March p. 1889, Mrs. MARGARET
&. MCCLELLAN. daughter Of the late David Bar
clay. In tho scventy-1fth yesr OF her ago.
Funeral will take Ulace from the First Presby
terian church on MONDAY (March @5thl az ~
oclccS. Her friends and those Of her sister. Mrs.
Mary b. Kirby. are respectfully Invited to A.
tend. q
MOUNTCASTLE.-Dled at 6:ij o'clock Sstur-
day evening. at the residence OF her husband.
No. J0i north Seventh street, JENNIE Gun
NINGHAH, wife Of +. v Mountcastls; aged
twenty years.
he fLncrni will take piace MONDAY at 1870
r. ". from II. peter's Cathedral Friends and
GcqIainiances are respectful Invited 10 attend.
Norfolk and Petersburg papers please copy.
TURNER Died, at the residence Of her bro
ihcr-ln.law Mr. John II. Burnett, No. 23& Ven
able street, March 23t. AZ 10 O'Clock y. NJ, Miss
SUSAN YlnGINiA TURNER, in the hfty-sixth
year OF her aga.
Blessed are the dead who die in the Lore.
Friends Of tho family arc respectfully Invited
70 attend tho funeral services. which will take
place from above residence SUNDAY EVENING,
March 2ith, at 1 O'Clock.
WOOD.-Diei. at Spring bill Albemarls coun-
~. Va, the residence Of his son, Mr.. J. SnOwden
Wood. on Saturday the 10TH Of March. JOHN
WOOD, In the seventy min n year Of hts age.
An affection ate and unseld.h husband aud
father. faithful aud sympathetic friend. KIDD
aud generous b those In need. a man OF culture.
refinement and integrity. he has gone before
many who loved him from life or suffering and
The inflrmllies OF old age into tho silent land
where beyond these voices there IS peace."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
LINE. PLASTER. CEMENT. .sc.

4 AND PLASTER. THE CHEAP
IL EST and BEST FERTILIZER for grass aud
all spring crops No farmer can afford 20 be
githsut H. l have the only mill Ia tho city
grinding Nova Scotia plaster. IL Is worthless I'M
less fresh ground. send orders 20
WARNER MOORE,
fs8 Lime. Cement Meal, &c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
Warrington Notes.
fBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.

TTT
WASHINGTON, March %. Secretary Win
dom TODAY appointed James II. Wndrim,
az Philadelphia. supervising Architect OF
The Treasury, vice Will a. Freret, resigned
by request.
The present understanding at the De-
partrnent Of State Is that the proclamation
opening Oklahoma lands will not be issued
before Monday next.
Commodore A. +. X. Benham has been
substituted for Rear-Adm Belkuap ~
president Of the board to Witness the trial
Of the Charleston.
The Yorktown has not yet been accepted
by the Secretary Of the Navy, but action
will probably be taken within a day or two.
Some matters connected with the electric
light plant are still unsettled, and the vessel
must be seat TO League-lslan navy-yard
before It can be formally accepted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24

Of WASHINGTON Territory. Governor Of Wash
ington Territory; Oliver q. White, OF WASH
ington Territory, Secretary Of Washington
Territory; Eewin Willis. OF Michigan, As
ssiant Secretary Of Agriculture; whltelaw
Reid, o; New York, Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Pleuipoten,isry 10 France;
Nathan q. Murphy, o. Prescott. Arizona, 10
be Secretary OF Arizona; julius Gold.
schmidt. OF Wisconsin. Consul-Genersi at
Vienna; Sherman A. Pilley, postmaster at
Troy, Ala, and a number OF postmasters and
army and navy promotions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
rnu RIVER strihers.
lBy telegraph 70 Ihe D''pAV

FAIL RIVER. MASS. March 23.-Tnere was
no change Of any KIDD in the labor situation
here Today. The impression prevails among
manufacturers that TIE strike will end next
week.
The mills OF the city have managed to
turn OF 10000 pieces OF goods IN spite OF
ibe strike, and the print'cloth business
shows q marked improvement over last
weeks trade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24

10 one Of the heaviest occurring bare TOT
some time, and was the work OF an expert.
The sale stands in full view OF any sne
passing along the street. Through a door
fastened with two Yale locks with limmiss
he forced an entrance. The knob OF the ss,e
combination was broken Oh, and spIno,s
driven through and the bolts drawn. Eigb'
thousand dollars OF the mooev was Ia one
package OF bank notes and sl00 In gold.
There wa, not a scratch on the safe, woicn
was IS good as before, excepting tne
lock. The improved tools used were lei'
behind. Schmidt has branch offices In Chr
caeo, st. Louis, and Cincinnati.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

MARCH %, lsS4.
The Ioose-tobacco sales for the week wero:
Tuesday, 2j.gg0 pounds; Wednesday, 3.6O5
pounds; Thursday 1885 pounds; and Friday,
53,Sl5 pounds-totsl number OF pounds, 9'..3j.
which Il a smaller quantity than has boon sid
any previous week this year. The highest price
was lOc per pound and the lowest loo. per hum
drei pounds. Tho offerings on 'Change we're
throe packages, and all were taken in-the high
est price being 1sc. and the lowest l2Hc. per
pound. Throughout tho week thoro has been a
great demand for old Wrappers and hllers, with
quite q number Of gooi salos and resales and
good profits. The prices continue strong aud
Nrr,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24

WAgnlNGroN, March %. -Among the
nominstions sent 10 the senate to-day by The
President were tie following: James Tan.
rer. Of BrooklSn. % be Commissioner OF
Pensions; Walter Z. Corbeti, Of Georgia.
Tnned STATE, marshal for the Southern DIS.
trict u Georgia; Edwin Willets, Of hichi-
Gan. Assistant SECRETARY OF Agriculture;
James ST. shackcii0rd, Of Indiana. judge OF
The United states Court FOR the Indian Ter.
ri,orv: Thomss r. Needle. for marshsl Of
tho Indian Territory. lie is a resident OF
Nashville, Tenn. add vas formerly AudNor
Of that sia'e. P0slmasiers: George l.. Bo-
rum, suffolk, Va; Cart {. Crippcn, buslis,
Fls. George W. Cannon. Asheyille, \. c.;
w. l.. Brand. salem, Va. Robert I. Miner,
Newman, Ga.
Tho following nominations were con-
drmed by the senate to-day: Andrew Z.
Bradley. 10 be Associate Justice OF The SUI
preme Court OF the District OF Colum olai
Fred u. Grant OF New York, 10 be Minister
10 Ausiria.Iluugsfy; Frank Il. Alkens, oil
Dakota, % be Associate Justice OF the Su.
preme Court Of Dasosa: John X. Merle, oil
New Mexico, Associate Justice OF Inc SUI
preme Court OF New Mexlcoi Henry NJ
Blake, Of Montana, Chief Justice Of tue su-
prems Court Of Montsnsi Miles Z Moore
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
Rnse- Ball.

fBy Anglo-American cable 10 the Dlspatchl
LIVERPOOL, March pa game OF base>
ball was played here TO-DAY by the Chicago
and Ali-America clubs. TIE game resulted
in a tie, each team scoring two runs. y
game OF ball was played to-day between the
American players and the Liverpool team
under The FOUNDERS rules. The English
players won by score Of Is to II, but I'M
der the baseball rules the Americans won
by l7toO. In each case there was an inuing
IA snare
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
News from, Fmin PaShr.

fBy Arglo-American cable TO the Dispntch.l
CAIRO, March o. Mahommed BerIiyi,
who has arrived here from Omdurman, re-
ports that Sbeikh Senous>is's forces oc"u-
pied Darfour and kordoian ana expelled
the Dervishcs. In July last Mahommed Be-
rayi accompanied an expedition OF G,OOO
MahdlsIs which proceeded in steamers and
bsrges against Emin Pasta. lie states that
Emin defeated the DeryisheS near Dor. Kill
ing most OF them and capturing their steam
Crs aud much ammunition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
The Victim DeaG-NcGrOcs Ordered
10 EeRVe tho County.

BALTIMORE, Mp, March 23.-An Oman
cock (Va.) special TO the News says: News
from Messongo Neck is to the effect that Mrs.
Mary r. McCready, the lady who was as
saulled by the negro Mscruder Fletcher.
died Yesterday. The citizens OF Messongo
Neck were 50 incensed and iniuratcd over
the crime Of the negro that several days after
he was lvnchcd numerous colored residents
OF the Neck were notified 10 leave, which
they hastily did. one negro owned con-
siderable property there, but was compelled
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
Murdered.
by telegraph TO the Dispctch.l

NEW ORLEANS. Ia, March pa Times
Democrat special from BasirOp, La, saws;
The news reached here o.day OF the murder
Of T.. \. Hall. prominent planter, near the
Arkansas line. by Robert Sawyer. Hall and
Sawyer had for some time been on bad
terms. Hall and man named McKeen got
into a quarrel, when sawyer came mp aud
took MckceB's part. Drawing pistol and
telling Hall to stop quarTelling he opened
FIRE on him The first shot went through
lIslrs BRAN. ana after he fell he stopped 10
put three more balls in the body. During
the last six years sawyer has killed one nsn
In Texas and three in Arkansas. He is still
az lLrge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
billed in the Road.
ny fnlerrRnn % thn Dlspntch

I03 0V'VtI WI - IL 11''F''I-I
NEW ORLEANS, La. March pa Times
Democrat special from Lexington says: u.
\. Cress was shot ana killed by DR.. j. III.
Watson near Eulogy, this county. to-day.
Cress mad openly threatened to kill Or. Wat
son on eight. They met in road when DR..
Watson fired the fatal shot.
Cress was a desperate man and IL reported
to have killed three men. A large pistol
was found in his bootleg and a number OF
cartridges in his pocket
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
Killed nv nynamtte.
by telegraph to tho Dispatch.

TNT TTIFE HTI NO I't'PAVNIIsI
INDIANAPOLiS, lND., March 23.-Ihe Jour
nal learns FROM Peru, Ind, that terrible
accident occurred few miles west OF that
city late this afternoon, in which the wife
and Oldest daughter Of Aaron York, a
wealthy farmer. were killed and other mem
bers Of the family injured, though not
fatally. York had been blasting stump' on
the farm, using dynamite for the purpose.
lie placed several sticks IN stove 10 dry
and stepped outside for few minutes.
The sticks exploded, with the above result,
and also entirely wreckiug the house.
York escaped unipiured
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
Reducing Wages.
by telegraph 70 TIE Dlspatch.

ny WI - UT - w
LANCASTER, Pa, March 23.-NOtices have
been posted in the rolliug,mills 81 the Co.
mmhia Rolling~Mlll Company, the Susquc-
hanna Iron Company, aud the Columbia Iron
Company that after Apri! ON $500 Der ton
will be pad for pudding iron, and the other
ton.men in proportion. TIE management
say that either = reduction or a complete
shutdown is necessary. The PennsYlvania
Iron Company, OF this city, has also posted
a similar notice Of reduction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
rendered Their Resignations.
rBy telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l

10y tItsIhVl V IIo DI7FFFIIfI
LITTLE Rock, ARK.. March, 23-rhe re-
slcnntions Of Thomas Fletcher. United
states marshal, sud Joseph w. House. dis.
trict attorney for the Eastern district OF
Arkansas, were forwarded TO President
Harrison to-day. The Republican state
Central C0mm,tee have recommended C..
& Waters, Of Little Rock. iOrmcr attorney,
for resproiDlmebi, and Oscar N. Spellmau,
NJ PINE Bluu. for marshal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
LOST. srxayrD. ASO rou,n.
7 OST.-TAKEN FROM THE

\ y > - 4 n T. y hOAi III
second Baptist church through mistake
IT Rkkf-MOkOCCO BAPTIST IN hh-Aufh,
with the name " Mr.. n. ". Mann stamped On
fhe back .nd same win "JlBeast leigh street '
written on the ny-lenf. The person hafing sad
book win PLEASE return e % Pew No. 10. or 20
GOO east Leigh street, as the book highly priJed
by the oHner. mA .i-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
IIyrRpooL COTTON MARKET

LIVERPOOL, March % -N00n. Cotton quiet and
rather oRsicr: American middluc ll-ldi.;
sales, 1000 bales: speculation anl export 80
bnles; receipts, 1900 bales American, i-.UlO
bales Futures quiet: 8ar,h. 5 ;9-6id.; March
and April 39Gid.: april and Nay, . 3y-Gid. ;
May aud june. 30-6ld. Juno AMI July, 1854;
July and August. 4--sid., also 4l-6fd. August
and september. 39Jii., also 5N-bi !. Wheat
arm and holders offer sparingly California 40.
/. IS. 81. Com easy and demand poor kosin-
Common. ~. sd.
p N-Ame,iean mi1dling. il-i6f.; sales
Of tie day Included o.2O bales OF American;
March. 3g6lt. buyer: harch an1 April
3 39-jii., buyer April ami May, 3e6id, bay or ;
May ana Juno. 1854. seller; June and July
il-Gid. seller: July and August +i-6id.,
seller: August and september. 3'-bid., buyer ;
September and O'tOnor. 26-G4d., seller; sep
tember 3 3s-Cid., buyer. ruluros closed quiet
bat steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
A Train Jumps the Track aud Kills
she sugiueer.
10y telegraph to the Dispatch !

10y telegraph to the Dispatch
COLUMBUS, Ga, March 20 Ar engine At
tacb-d to a passenger-traiu on the Georgia
Midland road jumped the trsck forty miles
from his city tins evening and was over
turned. Engineer Liitledeld WAS instantly
killed, and Fireman w. j. Malone painfully
bruised. None OF the passengers were In
jufed, and Little damage was done to the
train.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
The senate.


iBY telegraph 10 the Dispatcn.l
WASHINGTON. u. c., March o." Sundry
messages IN writing" were received from
the President and the Senate Immediately
went into executive session TO act upon
them.
4:l0 O'Clock and then adjourned until Tues
day next.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
Negro Emigration Association.
fQv teieprauh IN tho Dispatch

RALEIGH, y. c.. March 23.-The negroes
held a mass-meeting here last night and or
g7nized the North Carolina Emigration AS
ISOLATION. tue proposed object Of which is
to colonize ell the negroes of this state in
Arkansas. A call WAS issu d for State
convention to be held here on April ODD 10
fully organize the State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
TO be Executed.
ny telegraph to the Dispsich.I

ny telegraph 70 tls UlspaIch-I
ST. LoUis, March ga special TO the
Post.Dlspatch from Jefferson City, Mo,
saws that in the last Of the Bald hnobbcrs'
appeal case,-that of Dave WglEer-the
Supreme Court has affirmed the ruling OF
the lower court. and the execution Is set for
Friday Nav 10th
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
Cotton SuDpiy.


fBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch-l
NEW YORK, March 23-Tbe total visible
supply OF cotton for the world is 1852, AS
bales, OF which 2.O02,74S bales are Ameri-
can, against 2,72i,5 ~ and 2.lG4, 772 bales, re-
spectively, last year. Receipts Of all inte
rior towns, sc, O47 bales; receipts OF plania-
lions, G4.C3l bales. Crop In sight, G, 4G0,5OS
balPs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
Pictures for The Paris Exposition.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.I

10y ItIVkIH III 10 FlV 7I'I7''FIN'I
NEW YORK, iarch 23.-The French Line
steamer La Champaign. which sailed for
Wavrc TO-DAY, took out 4 valuable cargo Of
freight. since Thursday vast quantities OF
boxed pictures aud paiatings have been
slowed in the vessel. Trey were conuinu-
lions Of resident artists 10 the Amorlcen at
exhibition at the coming Paris international
EXPOSITION. The value OF the paintings
shipped to-dsy fOots up over 100000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
Tho Ln,eLm,iics Matthews.
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

IIg NIVt,I N 70 'II0 '17I--'''-l'I
WASHINGTON, March 23.-The justices OF
the supreme Court met in regular consulta-
ton and made arrangements for their at
tendauce upon the funeral OF the late Justice
Matthews. Chiei-Jus,ce Fuller, Justices
GRAY. Batcbiorj, and Lamar will probably
accompany the remains to Cincinnati, leaV-
ing mere Mondav afternoon al 3 o'clock.
Thev will leave Cincinnati on their return
to Washington alter services there Tuesday
rnnrnlnP
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
Libel Nutts.

ny Anglc.American cable 10 tho Diepatch.l
PARIS. March 23.-Tbe Temps annOgnces
is intention to bring an action agaicst the
Cologne Gazette for libel. IL is expected
that the Bank of France viii institute pro-
cesdugs against London paper Tor making
nhellous statements concerning The bank
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
Great Railway Plan, for sale.

by teIcGraph 70 mo DIspach.l
CHICAGO, March 23.-The srest wabash
case came TO an end tbs evening IN the
United states Circuit Court 10y the entry Of
a decree offering the great railway plant for
sale in TINS city four weeks from to-day.
The upset price will be the principal aud In
terest OF indebtedness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
Fifteen Drowned.

by Anglo-American cable TO tho Dispstch.l
CHERBoURG. March 25.-A French torpedo
bost foundered of here in hurricane. Her
captain and fourteen OF her crew were
drowned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
renr.

We have an excellent Tea taat We can re-
commend at 81 per pound.
Can give you a very fair Tea at 40 cents
per pound. and will give with esch pound
OF It two rounds Of graduated sugar free.
JULIEN BINF0RD, 1902 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24

A Pool.Table. Ivory Balls, and all attach
ment. perfect can he had at julien Biniord's.
1902 east Main street. Inc table cost $3.50,
hat csn be bought for much less.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
WANTED. A STEADY, RELIABLE

w NAN for pOrmaDoDf roeitlon Win IA
old-cstsblishad nrm ~ tholr rrrrrsonihtife IN
H. own state. SALARY ftU, with O. resro. hsln-
reuces exn.fed. Address GENERAL hANAGi 4.
Loc6-BoX 1885, Sew York nih iJ-SuI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
weather Crop BulIetin.

fhY telegraph 70 the lNeptt'nl
WASHINGTON, March 93.-rhe weekly
weather crop bulleiin o. the signal service
FOR the week ending to-day says The sea.
son is from ten 90 twenty DAYS IN advance IN
Ninnesoia and M TIE UPPER Missouri Valley,
about one week IN advance IA New England,
New York. aud New jersey, normal In the
wheat region, and from two 10 four days late
iu the cotton REGION. There has been large
excess Of rainfall for the week from western
New England southwark % Eastern Nerth
Carolina. and from the NJ issOur Valley south
ward over Arkansas and the interior OF
Texas. Insl TIE Other sections deficiency
o. rainfall IS reported, although heaNy snow
crs occurred m southern Illinois, Ihul2hA'
Ohio. kentucky. and tennessee, pro-
La.v resulting IN much Improvement to
the crops condition IN those States. In inc
lsNe REGIONS and thence westward over
Minnesota aud Iowa there was almost total
al.eute u rain. The rainfall for the season
has been 10 excess on the Atlantic coast from
New YORK southwad 10 FiOTids, aad from
Texas nortbward o. Dakota. In lie cotton
and - heat regions east OF Mississippi the
rainfall for the season ranges from % 10 -
Der cert. Of normal, while IN southern Mis-
souri,. Kansas, Nebraska, Dakota, ana texas
there hSs been from - TO 80 per cent. more
rain than usual. on the Pacific Coast the rain
7
Southern California. About - per cent. OF
the normal rainfall is reported from Central
California and about 40 per cent from ore
gon and Washington Territory. The YEA
thcr has been favorable Tor growing crops
and teamwork throughout the central val
iey- and southern states. Recent rains IN
he wheat region IS far north ~ the lau-
tuce ~ Central Illinois, extending
from Ohio % Kansas, have doubtless I'M
proved the condition OF the wheat crop
the weather conditions in the Southwest,
fncludng the CUT states, have enabled the
farmers in thai section TO almost complete
fb. plsnting u corn snd 10 prepare the
ground for the cotton crop. Reports from
tbe south Atlantic state, indicate that tavorS-
bic weather has Improved The small grain
aud fruit crops in Thai section. In New
Englaud the ground - generally frozen and
covered With snow. iarm.work has been
retarded in New jersey during the recent
storm, which lat The ground covered with
from four % s.X inche, OF snow. In New
York and Pcun,NlNauia the weather Was
generally isyora ne. resuiiiHg In Sn improYed
condition Of thc wheat. rye, and grass crops.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
BALTIMORE STOCK uApKyr

BALTIMORE Nd, March p -yirsinis consols,
80 asked; lO-i0s, 35h as; do 3's. 65ia; Balr-
more and Ohio stock. " I, sa6; Northern Central
stock, 75&a0S; Cincinnati, Washington aud
Baltimore lists, ~ asked 20. 2ds. AS dO. 3ds,
% az Consolidated gas bonds, III bid; do
sfOck 4Jla45f.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
EARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. March q cotton quiet and steady;
ssles. l73 bales: last evening. lf9 bales: mid
ding uplands. iOi<c; Orleans, l01c.: exports
70 tho Continent. 1850 bales; stock, 5aS3s
bales. Southern hour nrm and quiet. wheat
Spot duh and &C. lower aud unsettled: No. :
red, u a92Ec in elevator op.ions active irreSu-
lar, and lover; foreign DOu-es selling 10. :
red March, ~ &C.: April, ghc; May, S3ac.
June, eic. Corn-Spot nrmer; No. 2 f2h a424c.
In elevator; options duh and &C. lower bus
steady; March. +s'Ic. April, Eye; May. - a
43Ae, closing al 1870. Oots-spot nrmer bus
dun; options quiet aud lakc. higher; March,
Gle; April, 201.c.: May. 30]4 aO-ic.; No spot.
3ihc Hops steady. CoiIee-Options cloeed firm
and unchanged ~ ID pOiuts up: firm cables with
moderate business; aarch, SIC 9Oaflbso April,
fldWasi7: May. sld05asl70j; June. sl1OSa
si7ld; spot kio barely steady; fair cargoes,
slH7J. Sugsr-Kaw hrm and quieter; renned
frm, win moderate demand. Moiasses-New
Orleans qu'et; Open-kettle, good 10 fancy, sSa
42c. Rice quiet and steady. Petroleum quie'.
Cotton-seed oil lrm; crude, 49,: yellow, 49,.
IaloW higher: city, &c. ROsin quiet and
steady : strained. common 10 good, flIa ~.
Iurpentine lower and quiet AZ jilaJ2hc. Egsh
quiet and easier; southern. Has ls'. hidesqnieI
and steady Wool easy and quiet PORK nrin.
Beet quiet Beef hams inactive. Tiercod beef
slow. Cut meats steady. Middles firm; short
clear, sass. Lard steady and quiot; steam,
81 37H options-March. 7.33 asked April, f7.S3 )
May, s7.S5 refined frmer. FreIghts steady.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, March 23-Flour active aud steady.
Whoht-southern firm aud nominal: Fuli1. and
LongberEy. Slssl.0s: western lrm No. winter
red. sp0f nnd March. 92Hc. Corn--Southern
nrm white, 4ikai3c- yellow. 4lsiisc. west
ern easy. Oats firm western white. s21S3sc c. !;
DO. mixed. 29saic. Rye neglected. but steady /;
choice. Aa56c Hay rrm prime TO choice limo
thy, sl6afi6..50 Provisions duh and quiet. Hut
ter cay: western packed. lsa20c roll. lbai1c. I;
creamery, &c. kgrs easy a ilsiikc Petroleum
a1fss: refined. 62c Coffee arm: Rio cargoos.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
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