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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01
ABRlDGE QUESTION
That Has Caused Lively Proceedings in
Fredericksburg.
,sneclal Telegram TO tho Dlspaichl

Especial telegram 10 tho Dtspaichl
FREDERICKSBURG, Va, March 3l.-A spe-
cial meeting Of tho City Council in refer
epce to q much-agltated and exciting
question was called tonight TO receive
aud adopt the engineers report as to the
site and cost of the proposed bridge. but
after waiting thirty minutes, and the
specified time having elapsed and QUO
rum not being prescA ut, II was evident that
n bolt had been made by the six cOuncllmen
absent. who are opposed to the site re-
ported by the engineers and the Mayor
sent officers of the city TO arrest them.
The officers after searching some time tor
them returned unabletO find them and the
Council then adjourned. No such pro
ceedlnos have ever before been known IN
tho City Council, and the question, which
has already caused considerable feeling,
Will probably result. no matt r IN. which
Wav il is settled. in considerable anlmoslty
md personal feeling. The space reserved
for spectators was crowded and standing
room could not be obtained. 1t requires
seven for a quorum, but only six were
present. as follows: +. McCracken, NJ. D..
Willis. James :. Knox. ". +. Bradley.
T. Disle. and j. If. Myer, Jr. The absentees
were j. +. knight. John NJ. Griffin, II. +.
Gouldman, ST., a. X. Phillips, Jr., ;. w.
Wratton. and j. W. Pollard. Notice was
Given bv Dir. McCracken that IA meeting
would be held tomorrow night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01
Rs.,rpstion of Bank Officers.

NV YoRx, March sl.-Conrad n. Jordan,
president OF the Western National Bans
.res,cped the presidency Of the bank TO-
dav as well as his position as one OF the
directors OF the institution. shortly after
The close of business Bray,9h Does was
elected 10 succeed him, ootn rs oireo.of
and president. Charles D. Oanaa also re-
sSIns yss known on the street OF the con;
. .a s,sd action OF these gentlemen until
= ras accomplished. There has been no
faction whatever in bringing about .
change. and at to-day's meeting perfect
harmony prevailed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01
HALIFAX BOOM.
South Boston Land Improvement Com
pany-Coal Lands.

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.l
SorTH BosToN. VA. March 31.-The COM
mittee appointed by the South Boston
land Improvement Company to-day Sc
cured an option from Alr. Alexander Bruce
on all his vacant town lots and four or
five hundred acres immediately adjoining
the town. The company will soon be per;
mauentlv organized. and the property Will
be at once improved and put on the mar
ket. The company seems to have bright
future. A large quantity Of stock has a.
ready been spoken for and there IL no
d0nIt that ali will be quickly taken as
soon as the books are opened;
A gentleman from the North recently re-
ceived an option on some coal land oeIonG-
ING TO Mr.. W. II. Armistead. near Wolf
Trap Depot. four miles from here. lie has
struck what he thinks very rch VEN or
coal, and is II the highest. spirits. Mr.. A.
V. Daniel, of this town, who owns iarm
near this newly-discovered coal, to-day &c;
cepted IN option upon 1t. 1t Is believed
there is coal upon it also.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01
AN OCEAN TERROR,
Though Fortunately 1t Did Not Be-
come an Ocean Horror.
THE CITY OF PARIS
And the Accident that Hap
pened TO Her.
HELPLESS AND DRIFTING.
Breaking Of a Cylinder and Kissing
Steam Running Riot.
A BRAVE ENGINEER.
Only Hand Pumps Goodness of the on
ccrs-A Corrospoudent's Good
WORK.
A BRAVE ENGINEER,
Only Uand-Pumps -CooIness of the on
ccrs--A Corrcspoudents Good
WORK.

Tho accident 10 tho Inman greyhound
City Of Paris was q most remarkable one.
especially as that from all accounts we do
not have 10 record an ocean horror. Tho
Ilspo'c, gives tins morning particulars as
condensed from specials and general re-
ports touching the occurrence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01
THE TARIFF BILL
submitted to the Full Committee of Ways
and Means.


and Means.
from Our Regular Correspondent
WAsHIYGroy, March 31.-The tariff bill
was to-day submitted to the full Commit
tee of WAYS and Means, and the document
which has been 50 long in preparation, was
made public. The leading features nave
been given in advance IN the pa
pers Of the country, and therefore
a general idea was formed as to
what Mr.. Mckinley and his associates
would do towards reducing the revenue.
There was such limited number of copies
OF the bill printed that members did not
have a chance to express opinions as to
the general features Of the 5ili, but t ..e;'
know enough to express dissatisfaction
with many Of its provisions. The tobacco.
sugar, and free-list clauses will cause the
Republicans no end of trouble when the
measure comes mp in the House; g
There is going to be some tall AlsHlnS Il
the grumbllngs that are now heard IN he
publican circles amount TO anything
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
fKenortei for the Dispatch.l

MARCH. 81, 1890
Our market was quiet to-day with no auction
offerings on iChange, and very few private sales
reported except about twenty-five hogsheads Of
wrappers. There we're no stamp sales to-day on
account Of the transfer Of Colonel Brsdy's ofice
In Petersburg
It's gratifying TO know that Richmond tobacco
men were not affected by tho recent disaster 10
tho Louisville warehouses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01
ADASTARDLY DEED
That Came Near Resulting in LynchlhG''
fSpecial telegram 10 the Dispatch.i

Especial telegram 70 the Dispaten'i
TvNcupuna. March 31.-Denny Penn, a
NEGRO how sixteen years Of age, was arrest
ed near lawyers Roads, on the Richmond
and Danville railroad, by Special-Consta-
be Joe Fisher, charged with having com; I'M;
mitted an assault upon a little white g lrhl
about twelve years old named Sarah
Arthur. living in Campbell county. a g9oa
deal Of excitement was caused when, 1t be-
came known that the boy was under ar
rest. Strong talk of lynching was IN
dulged in. and but for several conserya-
tive gentlemen present he would nav nav
been strung up. The deed was cominiil nIe;
on Friday afternoon and his vlctlln i befc-a
her. The Sheriff brought him to this city
to-day for safe-keeping.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01
STUDENTS RELEASED FROM PRISON
Secretly Sent TO siberia-other Foreign
Items.

Items.
by Anglo-Amorican cable to tho Dispatch.l
ST. PrrFBsBURG. March 31.-Disorders
among the students Of the Military Acade-
my and Institute Of Mines and Forestry
continue, and further arrests have been
made
The Gar and Czarina recently paid q
visit 20 the military prison. They con-
versed with the prisoners and asked them
TO state the causes which led TO their I'M
prisonment The Gar ordered the release
of sixty Of the prisoners aud reduction
OF the sentences of sixty others.
1t il reported that Madame Ishebrlkoya,
the Russian lady who recently wrote let
ter 70 the Gar. calling attention 10 the
political situation Of the country, has been
secretly conducted to Siberia.
EEPonTED RELEASE.
LONDON, Mnrch 9l.-AnOther report re-
ceiyel here statcs that Madame Tshebri-
k0ya was released by order of the Gar and
that the Gar wrote upon the margin OF
the letter sent him by Madame Tshebri-
kova: This is bitterly written; neverthe-
less, the author can be left alone"
SUSPENDED PAYMENT.
LoSDOv, March 3l.-The Moss Bay Ifema-
lite. Iron and Steel Company, of Work
ington, has suspended payment. owing to
n fall in the prices Of iron and unprohta-
bic contracts. Tho company announces
that it Will pay its creditors IN full.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01
GRAPHIC DETAILS
From a Correspondent of the World Who
Was Aboard.

Was Aboard.
ballard Smith. of the BorFs staff. who
vra. i. messenger on the City of Paris, cablcd
op account of the accident TO that paper.
Mr Smith left the ocean liner IN an open
hoat after she had rounded Cape Clear and
his message 10 the Word was sent rom
R.ltirnore. a little fishing village about
sixty miles south Of Queenstown.
MIR. Smith saws that theaccident occurred
on Tuesday afternoon shortly before tho
dinner hour. The passengers. ne say s.
xVere waiting the sounding OF the dinner !.
GONG when they were startled by @ loud
noise Ia the engiue-rOOm. followed 10y the
hissing Of escaping steam. mere wa
rush Aft =" he continues, ANA theh every
one halted in pallid suspense. All was
now still ia the starbOard englne-rooiii
save the kissing OF steam. But the port
eugine was still working. There was not
a word spoken for sixty seconds. by TINS
tiIoe Cautain Watkins had come down
from the bridge, and the engineers had
rushed up from below. We crowded
about the gangwsy 70 learn what had hap
pened, and by this time the port engine
also stopped"
AN INFECTION.
After an inspection OF the damage caused
by the accident the Captain communicated
70 some OF the coolest of the passengers
the exact situation. coupled with the assu-
rance that the passengers would have
ample warning before taking TO the boats,
should such a contingency be decided ON.
Thl had the effect OF ellaying the pre-
yelling fear aud the passengers acted. after
that assurance. az If fully conscious that
no immediate danger threatened,
''As an illustration Of this selt-posses-
sion" Mr.. Smith goes on 70 say. never
lie accident arranged Tor a farewell supper
at 10 O'clock that Tuesday night, expect
ing 10 reach Liverpool the next afternoon.
Al $50 the Steward sent word that no
would be ready for US, but the gentlemen
thought the ladies would not come TO slt
ct srch repast. They sconed at the sug,
gestlon. however, and, led by Mrs.. Edwa.d
Bsrvsnd. Mrs. Henry Mum, Mira Huae
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01
MARKETS BY TeLsoRAPH.
SKw YORK.

NEW Yosx. March N.--Oo<tsa sssady: no
sales to-day, but sales last weak not before ~
ported we're s5S bAisa Tor oonss mption end 7cs
bales for export; upiandA, II liza OrieanAv
Great Britain, ia<i0 ka,es; y - Consaneol
ascQ beieA Soathsrn 0oGs onh - veak !;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01
IMPORTANT LITTLE Things

sCARFs-All matters Of dross are look
Ing toward Easter-And that's
only a week or The Scarf
youll want new-the Gloves
the Hosiery.
There's q new shape In q
scarf-tho WATERFALL
rCisn't a pufI-and yet Il h.
It's roliof from the severely
symmetrical Proiean-sort Of
elegantly negiigs. lbs Scarf
you ito yourselves--and q
dainty pin holds It In shape.
PATTERNS We'u show you how 20 manage
THAT 1t. PongeeS and Crepes-
WE'RE White Brocades and Abstract
SUBMITTED Figures In White. Heliotrope,
SELECTED delicate Blue ,inA Some OF
AND the styles are In the window.
THEN New.
RESERVED This spring selectngs will
FOR OUR tighten the hold Of our S0-cent
EXCLUSIVE Nockwear. Really isn't it tho
sdOWING, incest you ever saw for the
money! Four-ln-Ilands aud
Tecks ia SIX, Matalesse, Otto
mau, DoCape, satin, Pongee,
and Crepe-plain shades and
stripes.
steel Is the fad Of the sea-
SOD. Got them In half-dollsr
.-, Zoe ond Nattar opaa--niatn
or with little color threads
running through IT.
GLOYES-The very LATEST thing for
STICKING the hands match these. Won
STRICTLY der if you wouldn't like boih'
TO 'Twould be good taste. Tans
FASHION. are tho shades for Gloves.
HOsIERY-solids ami Stripes for Holt
Hose-Cotton, Naco Thread,
THE Isle and Plated Silk. Prettier
sERyICEABLE plGced Stripes than you'd
SORT guess-solid colors In the now
THAT tones-25 10 75c. pair-that in
CARRIES cludes the warranted MOTTO
STYLE stain" BLACKS.
ALONG Easter wouldn't be Easter
WITH without new shift for the
1T. neck, hands, and feet Small
coins are buying big qualities
aud oceans Of tasty novelties
HEREOF Us.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01
A OUEeR ACCIDENT.
Caught in the Blazing Woods-Narro" Is
cane.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispstchl
FAEMy1LIR. March 81, 1890. =,
An accident occurred near ConeoIu
church. in Buckingham county, on sh.u,.
day. During q fierce IRE IN t1e moSed
through that section. which Destroy ~ en- -
much timber and fencing, o coIoIea il.si'
and woman were driving along ..0 .hon,
The horse. afrighted, refused to bulge, ana and
before the woman could escape from the
buggy her clothes ignited, and but to da ,ae
timely appearance upon the scene OF sevS-
raj gentlemen she would have met meta norm srnm
bic death. The horse was cut loose ir ~
the harness and given freedom, pu. xs sm0
buggy was entirely consumed. MOI" isND'
nsnt was left except It's irons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01
Mean tsnpersmrs. ..........."......
NEW Work STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, March Sl.--The stock market To-
dsy was the duIlest in years. Tho late talk aDout
q reduction In coal prices affected thc Soa'
stocks y some extent, AMI Lackawanna ana JeI-
sey Central responded, but the latter was LEI on
by the insiders, who. IL Is believed, consider "
too high. A material recovery occurred eiter
the declaration OF the regular DIVIDEND OF Y per
cent, but the movement lacked vim, ana tne
stock became stsgnant With the remainder Oh we
liss later. The death Of Mr.. Daniel Bows Was tne
occasion OF a revival OF the stories that nls hocN
Island stock would como upon tho Market ous
the influence OF these stories Was extremely
small Tennessee coal showed marked vcss-
ness in the early trading. when tbs only actve
movement Of the day occurred and SOLO GOWN
10 AK against sgN. but later recovered 70 sss'
Low priced shares were utterly barren OF iea-
ture. The general list under the execution OF
orders accumulated over sunday displayed eoIf
siderable nfmnees and slight advances were
scored, which we're not wiped out, and the cio-e'
while intensely dun, was steady nj slight eaihs
over Saturdays ngureS Traders are disposed
10 give undue prominence 10 tho absence OK
Gould and White from the street. AM much
seems 20 be expected from their return, when a
movement OF some Kind Is confidently expected.
The only movement OF Importance IA hnai
figures IL = loss 81 per cent in Jersey central
sale - ista'i. $500 shares: unlisted, P,OOo.
Frsning.-Excnange quiet and steady ~ strong
az 4SaiSA Money easy ut 3s5. snb-rreesCry
b. lances- Coin. slB l.a4s COO; currency w!
Governments dull and steady ~ nrn for Us
prr ren.s., ~ ex. coupons, 1881 bid, ex. inter'
I'd fFftlfi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01
Virginia Jottlngs.

John Craig, employed OF the naii- .v;tb a
four miles above I.ynchburg, met WIN
terrible accident Saturday night. he c cstar
10 the city ia the afternoon ana MI; ;u
nightfall started back home. beins nd ~,
toxieated lie became tired and sleepy ANU
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01
Admiral Rowan Dead.

IBy Telegraph % INC DISV''0I i,
WASHINGTON, March Sl.-lice-Admlral
Stephen O. Rowan, United States navy 1te,
tired), died of Bright's. disease a9out
o'clock this morning at the Eopltt HOUSE,
in this city. where he made ms nome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

HlLvrAoRs. March 3l.-Virginia consols, Il:
Baltimore aud Ohio stock, o.; Northern Central
stock 90; Cincinnati. Washington aud Baltimore
ists, als alec: consolidated gss bonds, ll3Aall4;
do, stock, loh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01
GREAT INDIGNATION
Az the Cheering Upon Boyle's Acquittal.
fspecial telegram to tho DispaichI

RALEIGH. March 3l.-There IS great m
donation here at the behavior of the, mob
IN me conrt- house Saturday night in cheer
inc nj Boyle's acquittal. The press and
meonle are bitter in their denunciation, OF
srnc6 conduct. and Judge Macrae sad IN
conTt this morning that only roughs and
No respectable people took part IN 1t, and
that one thing is certain-a far giri had
heen ruined and lecherous. scamp hsd
been turned loose. He said further mat
he desired 10 make this statement oenalt
of the good people OF halelSn' WIN arc o.
ashamed OF the demonstration.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01
GOODNIGHT TO O'FERRALL,
But IT Was a Most Pleasant One.

From Our Regular Correspondent
WASHINGTON. D. G., March 3l.-Repre-
sentative Goodnight. of Kentucky, has
presented Hon. CharlesT. O'Ferrali, OF tho
Virginia delegation, with a walking
stick that has a very interesting history,
and aside from the realization that
his friend and fellow-memDer from
Kentucky has high esteem for him
Colonel O'Ferrall prizes greatly the
cane on account Of the memories that It's
possession will awaken IN note accom-
panving the gift Mr. Goodnight says that
the late Hon. Jefferson Davis was born at
Fairview. Todd county, Ky, June 3, 1SOS;
and few years ago Mr.. Davis presented
tho old house in that county to the
Bapt st church. The house in which
Mr.. Davis was born was removed, and
church was erected on the Site. friend
made the walking-stick from log IN the
old house and gave 1t to Dir. Goodnight
The latter then adds:
There is probably TO you more mean
ing in such souceI,r than TO me, and II
YOU will not deem it trihing l hope you
will accept the gift from
Yours in truth,
81 III. GOODNIGHT"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01
A. SAKS e CO.,
Novelties ALI Our Own,
1908 MAIN STEET.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, APRIL !, 1891


MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, APRIL !, 1890
sun rises ........... $50 HIGH rioG
Sun sets........... 6.32 Morning ........... l;59
Moon sets......... El5 Evening...,........ 293
FORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH 81. 1900
ABRIvEp.
steamship Old Dominion. Couch, New YORK.
merchandise and passengers.
steamship Gulf Stream, Hines, PhiladeiphIa,
merchandise and passengers: ). ". MeSAFricH.
agent - u..h-,
schooner James Boyce, Jr., Duncan, Rockport,
ice. Homo Ice Company.
SAILED.
steamer Ariei. Deyo, Norfolk merchauiiss
and passengers. -,
Schooner Il. T. COttingham. smith, New York,
railroad ties vessel, Curtis & Parker.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, MACH 81, lSsl
Iby Telegrapn.i
Steamship Alliance (3oih), New York, to load
coal and merchandise.
Steamship Berkshire, l'rovidence. and salied
for West Point. merchandise.
Steamship Roanoke, View YORK, and sailed Tor
New York, merchandisc.
Steamship Elcallo, New York, 10 load coal
Steamship Ksnswns, New York. to load coal.
Schooners X. 4 a. Lupton, Providence j. b.
Ogden, New York: Belle Brown, New fork-sli
70 load coal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01

Every tissue of the body, every bone;
muscle. and organ, Is made stronger ana
more healthful by the use Of Hoods Sarsa-
parilIa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01
MARKET REPORTS,
ANoIN CONNECTION THEREwiTh THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS
Daily Reports from Both Isoards-Cotton.
Grain. Flour. and Other Quotations
By telegraph to t.o p,spasca.

F., WASHINGTON. March 3t.--For virginia,
| n,,., rain. ncrtheasteriy winds, stationary
KAHN Temperature.
For North Carolina. rain, northeast
t3sriy winds, lower temperature
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01

DOCK AND JOB WORK MIATIsY
10, ID ss55n1esgrsD At IN AinnAcss ssAsH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01
FLOUR.
COTTON KKPoaE.
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET,

RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.
RICHMOND. March si.-Receipss; 20 head Of
cattle, l4o sheep, 100 hogs
SAILS: si6 head Of cattle, ias shesp. TO hoga
Prices;
Catholics. 4as<xc. gross; fev extra me
higher; medium 70 good, SksAkc gross; CON-
mon % fair. 2AaShc grosA
sheep-4aSAc. groSa
Hogs-5Aso net
Bulls--2Xa3Ac gross
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01
RICH M 0 N D
TRANSFER COMPANY
AND
GENERAL RAILROAD And STEAMSHIP
TICKET-OFFICE.

This company offers facilities TO the travelling
public that csnnot be obtained anywhere else IN
the cisy. Hsilroed-t.ckets sold 10 ali points aha
baggage checked as residences and hotels 70 uss-
unauou.
Tickets sold BY all nrst-ciass steamship COM
paries and berths or stats-rooms secured.
Agents on all trains 70 attend 20 passenges
and their baggage Pleasure carriages WIN
drivers In livery furnished at abort notice.
A. w. GARBEh. Proprietor,
NH o3-eodlm 1000 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01
CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI, March 8i.-Flour steady: family.
81. U.sGl5: fancy. tA70asa@ whes dull: Mo-
rod. Sic. Corn active aud nrm NJ. mixed, ssc-
Oats steady; No. mixed, 2jc. Pork stesjy ~
$la6sH. Lard quiet NJ S60A Buik-meats quiet;
short-ribs, slijasag0 Hscon barely STEADY;
ehort-clear. S6l2ls af&iS WhskoJ steady AZ
Si.02. Hogs firm common and light, taooaASos
packing aud butchers. 81 IsfL0.
ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS. March 3i.-Flour-Demsnd and
business light and unchanged. Wheat lower;
No. red cash, ssc. May closed at nc: June.
;5c. asked. Corn higher: No. miref, cash.
26hc. Aprll closed at 2jhc.; May. B'tc. oats
scance aud nrmer Ne. 2. cash, q saslac. bid;
May, % .aSsA &c. lid. Whiskey, ti02 Provisions
Tone lrner, In sympathy with Chicago, but de-
maud lAuguid and little done.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01
rirrinin Postal Notes.

WE. Davidson has been appointed post
master at Victoria Mines, ROckbridge coun-
ty. rice Z. AistOck. removed.
After April 1st the mail service between
Guinev's and Thornburg, Va, Will be re-
duced to three trips per week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01
~.
NRw YORK COTTON FuTURg<

NEW YoRK, March 5i.-Cotton-Nst receipts,
500 bales: gross receipts, 5.5sg bales. Futures
closed steady. saies, 1900 bales; April, tl.tta
fiL45: May, fll.4,sslL4s; june, sil.5lasilS2;
July. sii65asiL56: August, sil5ssSiL.3; sep
tember. SO. 9latl0e2: October ti0baslool; NO
yember, si0.40AflG.il: December. cl0fOati0SE
January, $40. llatl0.i2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01

Range Of Thermometer Yesterday;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

LrvHRPooL, March si.-Soon. Cotton ttesdy,
Win fair demsnd; American middhng.
6i,d; sales, $500 bales: speculation and export,
100 bales receipts, 32,OOO bales; American,
81 800 balea Futures quiet. March, sea-
9-o4d. March aud April, 90 SD: April and
May. s-eia6 96id. May and june. is.eti.;
Juno and July, BOD. July and August,
ll-GiaG BOD. August AMI eeptomDer
6 I2.G4d. September, 1864: September aud
october. s7-6id October aud November
50-64f.
2 =. H-American mlddling. 6i.d. sales 81
American = 100 bales March, March aud April,
9Gli. seller: April aud May, 9-oti. sellers:
May AMI June. l9-6id., sellers: June aud JAY.
1904, buyer: July and August, '3-osd,
seller; August, q Sod, seller: August AMI
September. i2-6ld. buyer September,
i26id. buyer; September and octoosr'
baG4d seller; october and cmbsf.
3O-Gid., buyer. Futures 1rm.
4P M-Aprll, April and May, SOD. seller
May and Juno, o ll-Csd., seller: June and July,
1904, seller. July and August it-o4d,
seller; August. 6 1900. buyer; August AMI
September and september, std, buyer;
september and October, 8 5T-oid., value Octe-
Ter and November, 5 GOOD. seller. FUTURES
elnaed larelV ateadV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01

Salvation Oil. the great pain-eradicator,
,ures rheumatism and neuralgia u cents.