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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-02

eteaay: standard A, 4sza4 1919 cusceI'
sLa3 7-iGc.; graduated. stSa1 - -.os -.
Preights-Narkrt Quot aud wesk. eosso"'
, 32d. gain. I'D.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. March 1.--Bu,ietins ~ tho progress
O. the suti-o,,fiOn 1gnt we're Constantly ptSted
-, r't~. 80 vi surrounding
them was lighter than the -ro~ IN N. wheat
pit Tho defeat Of Tho bill - inei 70 DC
recteI so generally that The q agunccmrnt OF
The inai vote near no close Of 40 session pro
ducei only slight upward Gatt N pr,cestfom
the bottom figures ~ tho day. le1nshnc usps
aad been fnii and depressed al iay. comprrci
With last night wheat II ~. ser. corn 49,
and oats isc. Provisions shows sht gsins-i"S'
for pork. 12,fc. for lard, and DC cor rihe.
Oths II
s,eaig: ~. . .prirg wheat. Tsiss5ceSc- 30.
corn 40c. No golgs. s0a3Oisc. PorS, sIs.l, ~
| $3.50. Lard. si2. s0asi2.S5. short-rh si1r>'
5000. Dry-ssitcd shouhicrs, s9.7ostp.et,e-
Shori-cIcar sides, ei0.00asl0.sS. WHISKY
si.l7.
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.,vaT.sToRE MARKETS.

WuMSGrON. y. G.. March l.--Rosin hrm.
Strained. s1.lO; good strained, Clio. iurp~t
tine steady at BE. Tar nrn az slo'. 'inae
tnrpentne steady: hard, OIL; soft aui virgin.
$40.
SAyASSAH, a., March l.-Turpentlne hrm
al 32c. Ro,in lirm AZ l.3O 20 -l.20.
CHARLESTON, :. G., March l.-Iurpentlhe
nrm AZ 30. Rosin firm ~ tl.l5 for good
strained.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-02

Th- attraction will commence an en-
caoomeut of three nights and u matinee at
the Theatre tonight The .piecce. scored
a great success when last in this city.
While the scenic and spectacular effects
are large ingredient Of this extravaeauza.
still there IS pio' enough IN II to MAINTAIN
,nteres. IN the play throughout. The con- n,
panv Is SAID % Toe good one ana id,lF
equal to the proper prescnt"tlon OF lhe
niece. Although the play is OF the spec
tacular class there is none Of the coarse
ness that j. allowed in SO many ATTRACTIONS
of the same class. 1t Is clean, bright, and
-. A..nt -. - 1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-02
Tho GIa.gow Hotel Sale.

Mcssrs. Charles NJ. Branch, OF the firm
Of West a Branch. and John Il. Williams,
of the Buckingham Slate Company, are
expected 10 return this morning from
Glasgow. where on TUESDAY they bought
the handsome but unfinished Glasgow
Hotel. The property was rut up for sale
under an order NJ court. and was bought
for $1,000 by these gentlemen. who held
claims against #. secured by mechanics
liens. There seems to be considerable
doubt as To whether the court Will
confirm the sale. The hotel Is ono of tho
prettiest in Virginia. and cost about
: 40 0oO-perhaps more. II would take
several thousand dollars yet to finish 1t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-02

Suit was instituted in the CITY Circuit
Cont Yesterday by G. Scmplles against
Smith and MoEcuTe for 500. ,...,
I'm the case Of ". !. Ready against WI
liam II. Beyerdge. Jr., and William II.
Ecver.dcc. Judgment was rendered IN
favor Of plaintiff for S1.2gG.SS.
In the case Of jordan against the tlch-
mond Locomotive. and MachIue-Mo rks
the Jury found for the defendant. 4 mo-
ton 10 ser the verdict aside wa, ovcIuled.
". G.. Puknton WIS admitted 10 prAc-
ticc law III the court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-02

To-day is the feast of Esther and ser
vices will be held in all the jewish syna-
gogues. H. Beth Ahnba the book of Esther
viii be read. MI those observing the feast
will keep open house throughout the day,
and many beautiful entertainments will
be- g'yen.
Tonight the children Of tho Beth Ahaba
SUNDAY school will give a masquerade bail
al the Temple. The affair promises 10 be
brilliant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-02

The Jury in the Hastings Court yestel-
day brought II a verdict tor the defendant
IN tho case of K. b. Chaihn, charged with
violating one Of the city ordinances by
locking a wheel of large. tour; horse
wagon upon u paved street. Several days
were spcnt iu tae examination OK VII;
ucsses IN this case. IL Will be reinembeTe1
by the DIspArCH readers that the lock useu
Nv Nr ChafIin was a large iron shoe which
f,icd the t.fe Of the wheel where II struck
the ground. The street was IN no Wise
damaged by the appliance.
City-Attolney MEREDITH moved that Tue
verdict be SET aside and ms motion VIII
be heard al The mex. term CT the court.
Thc iury was discharged FOR the term.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-02

ST. Iorrs. Mo-. March i.-Flour depressed
With wheat. bot unchanged. Wheat broke ma
other record to day, May selling for sO,- a. the
close though a. one time " WINS down o. bs'ac..
from which IL reacted quickly and closed 4sal -
above the bottom No cash. lower ~ bO,s'.'
AprIl. 0Si(c.; May, zoe. bid; July, ,l@sc. corn
lacked interest aud lost isai.c. quickly raIying.
however with whe-t. and closing near ycstei-
day. figures: Nc. ,. cash, lower at 367sc Nay,
/ 3gr. asked. oats very duh and lower; No -.
cash. 32c. NAY 3n5sc. Bsgging, cotton-ues' AMI
| whiskey unchanged Provisions little oong IA
round iots POrk-Od, 1880: uew. sle"o.
Lard, si2.62Ie~ Others unchanged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-02
ceAlNAND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. March i.-0FFEaiNGS-Wheat, 500
bushels. Corn, l,12i bushels. oats, III
bushels.
SALgs Wheat. 600 bushels. Corn, PA bush
els. Oats, l,i2O bushels.
QUOTATIONS..
WHRAT--Iongbcfry 5SaSic. Mixed, 75aS1c.
SLortperry. 1OaSUc. No. red. . sc.
CogS.-White Virginia, Dag lots, 52c. /; No. ,
white, 62c. F: No. = mixed 4HaJOc.
OArs-Ninter TOR seed, 42ai1c.; NO. =
mixed, 3Sl, t:j9c.: No mixed. 31a3Sc.
RYE.-GOabJc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-02
lecture Of SERIOUS Systcm

The fifth OF the series OF medical Lee
lures given under the auspices Of the
Young Mons Christian Association WI! be
delivered in the hall Of the institution io-
night al . o'clock by DR.. T.. L. Baker. liz
subject will be The Nervous system.
The gymnasium class viii give an eAllbi-
ton Of their -Gill TO the audience.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-02

Or. Wharton had a great crowd TO hear
him al Grace-Strect Baptist church last
night. The service had special reference
10 workingmen. for whom the central Dor
ton Of the church was set apart The
sermon was one OF great power. and there
were forty.pine conversions. The meeting
continues tonight and tomorrow night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-02
Complication Of Diseases
a New Woman

Iwill gladly convince any lady, ~ nave
proved to myself. that purifying and enrich
ing the blood. which Hoods Sarsaparllla does
10 perfection, IS the best Cons,iiuhohn'
Treatment, and in many eases, does away
with al Local Treuimeut in The many as
eases with which women are afflicted" Try II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-02
r,om sIrs. u.nry Word Beecber.
40 OnASGE srRgKT, BROOKLYN, n. u.
.,kehIuarY IL 1870.

February II, 1890.
81 have used Allcock's Plasters TOR some
years for myself and family. and, as FAR az
able. forthe many sufferers WHO come 20 us
for assistance, and have found them a
genuine roliet for most OF the aches ana
natna which flesh - heir to; have used
hilcock's Flasters for all kinds OF lameness
and acute pain. and, by frequent eSperi-
cases mol noticed IN your circulars. q,
@Tbo above is the only testimonial L
have ever Gwen in favor Of any plaster,
and Il INV name has been used TO recon.
mend any other 1t 10 without my authority
or sanction o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-02
STATE BONDS.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. March l.--Baltmoro and Ohio,
g3ieag4i4: Northern Central, 20: Baltimore
ana OHIO Southwestern lsts. l0Sl3: DO "a in
comes. "Sak1: do 20 incomes, 1O1lll9; con-
soildated gas bonds. i15 do. stock. bOlga60'l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-02
H. he leadtn, fcaf.res r,psod az follows
cuIclao IIyr.srocx MlnkEr.

CHICAGO, March l.--Ca;tlc; Receipts, 10000:
shipments. $500. Market cute, and ioal0'.
lower loayy steers, eJ.I5aso.rO; meilnihe'
"a. aOasS.25: otherS, Si.JOasA55; Texans.
s3.25as4.SO; feeders, s29oash"o; cows
S323a.25j. oo
nogr: Receipts, $4,000; shipments. s'VuV:
packers g. .SOasa.or; prime heavy and bntcn-
ora weights, SA.iOaSs.3Ji prime Isbt'
ss9OasS: seccnd-class, s1.2ons"1o; pis~,
SJ.jOas6.Jo. -,
sheep: Receipts. 1900: shipments, 1000.
Marker a-fve ard frn. Mixed ewes apd Neth-
ers. s4.SOaSi. texans. S4.snas4.'O; westerns.
s5aE5 10 lambs a. 5OafB1O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-02

NORFOLK, Va. March Market Lrm. A.
tiyity In receipts Pom the country continue :.
Prime, sc. extra prime, 3aps,.; fancy, Dec
factory hand picked, aAaiisc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-02
rnr orrNINn srR0Ni.

The market showed great strength III the
forenoon. but the buying was entirely 20. Size
shCrt acrOuDt. and when the demand siscscd
awav the bears took hold Ofthc list snc tue early
advances were IN many eases wiped ou,. while a
few substantial lossc. were established, Ani
greaf irrocnlhrify was shown a the close. sugar
started in AT 24l4, wont 10 l.6al. and closed
with net loss Of u. Northern Pacific nettod
n gain Of L. Reading nurtuated per cent.,
Int It's final change was Insignificant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-02
PREPARING FOR THE INAUGURAL.
Many Richmonders to start for Washing
ton To-Norrow Night.


Richmond will start four or FIVE train
loads Of her citizens to washington To-
morrow ngLt to attend Alr. Cleveland
inaugural ceremonies. As the event ap-
uroaches many persons who have not here
ioforc contemplated gong have made up
Their minds to do So.
II I, understood that most o. the gentle
men who Will serve Oh General Lees stan
viii secure Their horses II Washington.
General Auucrson's STAFF have not de-
tcrmincd whether or not they VIII tahe
horses with them. They would prefer 10
oct their stecds IN Washington. but the
cost will he $50 much that u Is more than
likely the animals viii bc taken from
hone.
TRuouERs WHO WILL GO.
The Stuart Horse-Guard. who Will act as
a special escort for General fltZ Lee. the
commaudant of the Third Division Of the
inaugural parade. VIII carry nearly iorty
men, aud the popular troopers are making
extensive preparations for the tiiu IhcH
horses viii be transported IN cattIr-ca. -
and the caValrvmen VIII have speclat
coach well equipped for the journey ana
lborailv supplied with refreshments and
other uxuries which render travc. plea
sont upaer my Circumstances. MAJOR
Charles Fuker will accompany the
troopers. and among others WHO Will
visit the capital CITY are: LIEU
tenants James Il. Branch and {. II.
Fukor. pr. Meredith Surgeon, First Ser
rcant Shelby BASS. Second Sergeant i. g..
Holf. Third Sergeant l.. +. Hamilton, tlfth
Sergeant ". !. Gentry. Jr.. sixth Sergeant
Fl. C. Uubbel. Seventh Sergeant oscar
Suott Eighth Sergeant Wallace Saunders,
Tiumpetcr Kcmper Coleman. Iroopcr@
.Iobn f. Anderson, Charles u. Allen, I. h..
Rrauer. +. Braucr ". Brill, John ;. Cosby,
| r.. /. Eukcr. v. huxtcr, J.. IlccEler,
Johnson. /. Powers. Charles SWlllnI.
webb ". Svdnor. FLOYD Tyler, J.. J.. 70
tns. William Kern, George W. Dance, W.
f. Beverage. j.. II. Stove, Charles N.
Goodwin. Joseph stump, barrie Keller;
Corpus. William Metzger. W. l.. lltt2' an
james y. Ellis.
STUDENTS AND THURHANIrTs.
Several Of the students of Richmond
COLLEGE, will visit Washington. but they
will rot 90 as an organization. Among thc
collagIans who will take the trip are All
G. A. Boyce. the president OF the students
Democratic Club.
The Thurman Democratic Club OF the
Third Precinct Of Jefferson Ward Will
carry about 200 persons IN Its party. \
sneclal car will be reserved for gentlemen
taxing ladies with them. THIS contingent
Of Richmondcrs viii 90 r'd the Chesapeak"
and OHIO tomorrow night, leaving here al
1915 o'clock The club has pald the us
rt4cF the compliment Of asking one OF lt'
representatives 20 60 as ITS guest 10 the
iuaueuratlOn, which invitation has beeh
accepted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-02

T. TIE wife Of one OF the best known phar-
naci,ts in New Haven. doing business at l+l
pixwell Ave, and ex-presidcEto OF the Connec-
tcut Pharmaceutical Association. lie says;
My wife was for several years IN val
health. due 10 a complication Of disorders.
friends persuaded her 10 take Hoods Saf'a-
parilia; she took or s bottles and II Ger
tanly great deal better since, In every way
Mrs. Martha Reed Of 1880 Ramsey street,
Baltimore. Nd. voluntarily says:
"For over . years ! suffered WIN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-02
SOME WEAK Spots.

The weak spots IN the list were found among
the lndustriais sn1 COrdase YRS The most proni-
nent example. IL broke per cent. IN the early
dealings. but rallied 90 about its opening prlce,
alter winch Il was agan beaten down nearly >
per cent. rallying Ger cent. toward the close,
whom il sill showed loss OF ~ per cent. Ds-
tillers' was specially strong in the carly deaf
ings, rising lls per cent. but II dropped away :
per cent aud finally closed with small lose.
FINAL CHANGES SLIGHT.
The railroad list. as rule showed large fra''-
tional advances during the forenoon, and Omaha
~ one time WAS up las but these gains were
generally wiped out aud the nnal changes were
small and irregular.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call firm. ranging from ~ TO per
cent; closing offered at5, prime mercantile
paper 6aGiG.
sterling exchange quiet AMI easier; posted
rates. 81 S6i5af f.SSla commercial oiil-, 9tsJa
SAN.
Government bonds dall but steady. Southern
state bonds duh but steady. Railroad bonds
active and generally nrn.
Sales-Iisted stocks. 30 = 900 shares; unlisted
10000.
Slb-1rcasury balances Coin, s54,JS9,000
currency, %2f.GSti. 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-02
MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.


sun sets.......... d.04 Morning. i:sa
Moon rises. O..o hVehlhg ',,..,.''. -
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH l. 1898.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Nettie Champion, kendhil, 'arteret,
\. j.. fertilizer: W. n. Curtis, agent
Schooner /. Z. Wilkins, fcntDn, Baitlmote,
fertilizer; Atlantic aud Virginia terthizing
Company. - mini.
fertilizer Richmond Chcmical-Wotks.
SAILED.
steamer Samuel J. PentZ. Norfolk, nerchan-
disc and passengers lrvn weisiger, agent.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. MARCH I, 1924
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED
schooner A. b. Phlnips Providence.
SAILED.
British steamship Persian Prince Rotterdam.
British steamship Hampstead New Orleans.
British steamship Norma, bremen.
British steamship Bernard, Port Antonio, ia
maica -,
PORT OF WEST POINT. MARCH l, 1898.
by ,elegrephl
ARRIVED.
steamship Dsnvirie. Bennett, Baltimore, pass
seugers aud general cargo.
sAiLsp.
steamship Dsnviue. Bennett, Baltimore. psss
sengers ana general cargo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-02
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

FLOUR-We ouOte: Fine, s2at2.25; super
fine, s22jas2. 80; extra, sJss3.50; family, sio
s4.30; patent, ;4.7Sasj.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-02
Mean Temperature. ............"..,.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. March I.-Operations IN the s'ock
market Tor outside account seem 10 have boon
reduced to the lowest eob. and to-day "a decided
ly professional appearance was impaired 20 the
dealings
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-02
TO MAKE MORE SHOES.
The Davis Coppany's Plant az tho feni-
tentiary TO BE Enlarged.

The plant Of the Davis Shoe Company.
who now lease a large portion OF tho
state penitcntiary. VIII be cohSiaeraViy
a,,Isrred To- meet tho growing trade OF this
frm. and tho number OF convicIss en-
Moved IN the immense factory VIII DO
greatly increased. Chm -,
Boston. and Mr. Ii. c. Thatcher, Of Var
mouth. Mass. who are all largely, inter
ested IN the company. have recently been
NEGOTIATING for the lease Of the North
Tsrolipa penitentlary with n view 10 em-
moving 100 OF more convicts therein III
the manufacture Of shoes. These residents
81 the Bay State have also had several
canferences with the directors OF the VIZ
ein,a PRISON with reference to the enlarge
ment OF their plant here.
CALL OK THE GOVERNOR.
Messrs. DAVIS and Thatcher. aecompa;,
med by Mr.. +. 4. Glasgow. OF the Board
-, Directors. and Superintendent y. w.
Ivnn called upon Governor Mckinney
Yesterday aud had long and very salts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-02
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REhORTs FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF TH- WORLD
Prices O. Money. Bonds. Stocks. Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton, &C.. and the
Weather Indications
ley teleCrApn 70 the pIspatca. J

F., WASHINGTON, ID. G.. Mars. i.--forcres'
/ r,,, Ifor tveoty-.our hou-s--from midnight
ram lto rnidnich,-for Virginia and Norsh
Jcaro;ina: Fair and warmer weather;
south wirdA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-02
hccrprFD nv THR ASSOCIATION.

The offer was unanimously accepted. and
the hearty thanks Of the association ten
dcrcd Mr. and Mrs. Barney for their
generous donation. The proper papers
will be- delivered t. the officers OF the as
sociatiOn IN a day or two.
doy by Mr.. Barncy's manager and large
force Of hands with a view TO building
wharvcs. a sea-wall. and hotel for the ac-
commodaiion Of visitors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-02

It may scom strange to you that Wa sholli
sell Shoes tina, arc worth $3.50 for s2.9S-but
there are business r-asons-gocd aud SUI
fl,ient-for doing it---Untll ws got to taking
stock we had no idea there we're so many $3.50
Cofk-Sole shoes in the house----To sell them
quicker we've marked ON se.es---Lace and
Congress--You can throw away your rubbers
after you get a pair OF these---An sizes.
II you knew how near gone those slo and
$3.50 suits in the s7.25 Sale are you wouldn't
put OF buying another minute.
THE PANTS SALE Is keeping us busy-ALL
SIZES. ALI KINDS. ALL REDUCED.
II you are going to tho Inauguration Ball YOU
will want lots Of fixtures" before you GO
We arc prepared-lei US M your wants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-02

Both tho method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly Oh the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
TEN efectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy of ito kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing 10 the taste and ac'
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy end agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
10 all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is Cor sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try il. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALiF0RNiG rio syrup co.
GOWSwlLf. xK NEW rOSK. ~
ia l-Tu. ThtwlSatopfOcrJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-02

Tug WEATHER ~ RICHMOND YrsrEEDN
was clear. pleasant. and slightly warmer. ih'
SKIES were clear at midnight.
Rgare ot the thermOUietcr az tno Uoht-0oJi
Of IN. brSpA ron ollrs Yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-02
THE COTTON MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. March 1.-Noon-C otton-Marcn
aud April, JO-O4d.. slso bi-64i.. Also
4 .I2-04d., also j3-64d; April and NAV.
4 sod, also 63-64i.. also Z 'b-0id.,
also j1-04d.: June ana July. 10-Btd.. also
5s-0fd.: July and August, 51-jtd., also
5000, also Z 5p-fiid., also 5s-0id.. also
4 5g-64d.. also I 8O-6id.: August and Sepiem-
Ter, 1 5s-64d., also 50-04d.; September and
October. 5:}-S4i.
r. M.-.March, : 5j-6td., sellers; March and
April. 55-6ld.. scllors; April and Nay,
4 JG-B4a4 55-d3d.; May aud June. 's-ofi,
buyers: June aud July, 60-6id., seller July
ana August. bla4 D2-64d., sellers; August
and september, Bl-64d.. value. september
ami October, = 1-G4d.. sellers: October aud
Noyember : 5.,-,'4t.. sellers; November aud
December, jj-G4L, value; December ana
January, JJ.U4d, value futures ciostd
steady
NPS YORK, March l.-Spot cotton closed
steady: uUlands - .i-lHc.. orleans, 1-lo'.,
good ordinary. ; il-lUc.: low niddling, a@ie,
sales. l.S bales. fatafts closed steady; saiee,
22I 300 bties. Mar'a. $50 arNN': Ap'lI
so.OG: MAY, so.lfat9.lJ: juno, Fo.@lacNES;
July. so."fata -: August. so2'a 500; Nrfl-
teDiber. sg.IAgspI6: October, tN.0SathOo;
November. sa.O3agAOh Total consolidated
no. reccip's to-day, AL port. 1902 bales: "x-
p.rf--Grsat Britain. 2,OlB bales: France,
PAS bales; Continent, l",fiD bales; ste'A.
| g3s,O9i bales. Totals 30 .ar thi@ "reA N't
receipts. -. l23 bales ; cXpor,s-orcat fr'ts'n'
| 40 bales; France, ELL oales continent
| l1,o59 bslos.
| NEW ORLEANS. Nar'l LII u'1rca Qniet: sale'.
| 700 bates; harrb, $50: April. eN:hf
| june $50; JHiy, f9.54; August, 800; sop
tember, $3.50: October. fS.'3: Noyemoe.'
| T.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-02

RurINORv. March Flour dull ana un-
changed. Wneat weak: No. = red spot AMI
March. 74t.s7ti.c.; May, 767sa77c. steamer
No. red. 6.'3, a0s;s. Corn nrm mixed SPOT.
41a41isc.: March, i05sa47isc.; May, $40
4br; white ana yollow corn. by sample, 4fe
4sc Oats steady No. . white western, 4Q,sa
4liSc: No. = mixed western, 3sa3'1gr. hay
Grm, steady. and unchanged. tam ireigh'-
0niet ami Unchanged. Cotton firm middling,
pl,y. Provisions quiet and unchanged. Butter
quiet. EGGS nrmer. Coffee dun; RIO cargoes'
fair. 1919: No. :. isiec sugar strong grant,
lated, 4.sc. Copper unchanged. WhisAey nrm
al Si.2taSI25.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-02
GET THE OLD CHURCH
HISTORIC RUINS or JAMESTOWN
ISLAND GIVEN TO THE a. p. ". A.
IL Was rendered by Mrs. T.. y. barney,
ut "a Meeting Last Iyening-A
Formal Reception.

There was meeting Of the Board OF
Managers Of the Association for the Pre-
sorvation OF Virginia Antiquities ut the
residence OF Mrs. Bagby. 81 east Grace
street, yesterday afternoon. The attend
ance was large aud the session very hsrmo-
NOUS. II was called to consider propo-
siiion made 20 the organization BIZ Mr.
Edward T.. Barney. the owner OF Jlme'-
town Island and president Of the Virginia
Steamboat Company and tho Virginia Nayi-
cation COMPANY. lately chartered IN the
Circnit Court in this city, regarding GER
tam lands on that island embracing those
on winch are situated the ola cnulch
tower and graveyard.
HAD MADE RTFOETs 70 szcURT THE RUINS.
The history of the desire OF tire associa.
ton 10 preserve and perpetuate the Oh
historic .uot and their obtaining from the
last session of the Legislature n grant OF
certain rights and privileges on James
town Island arc well known.
The island had been ID the possession or
Mr.. and Mra Francis :. Brown, aud the
ASSOCIATION was at ono time NEGOTIATING
with them. but we're asked what they con-
sidered 700 high price Tor the property,
50 made 40 purchase.
Mr.. Raraev subsequently bought the
properly from Mr.. and Mrs. Brown, and at
/ The euocesfion OF his wife. Mrs. Louise j.
Borney, he formally offered to deed 10 the
association some twenty acres of land on
| tbc Isian /. emuracinca all the historic points
of interest which they bad wished 70 ac-
ouire rs a giit from Mrs. Barney to the as
ISOLATION.