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HE DIES ONCE A WEEK.
An Italian Impostor Who Is Know
All Over RuSsin

An Italian 1mpostor Who Is Known
All Over Russia.
An Italian, who cannot be other than a
most remarkable impostor, has been
playing wonderful tricks upon the good
people of Iitlis. i'll the Caucasus, Russia.
His name is Tagarelli, and, while he
cannot be termed an Italian in the strict
sense OF the word, having been born in
Russia of parents born in the same coun-
try, it is known that he is OF that extrac-
ton. lie is known all over the land of
the Gar as The Dying Prophet" his
ability to delude the public depending on
a queer faculty he has for dying and TT
turning To life once every week. A per-
son who has viewed the situation on the
ground told a st. Louis Republic man:
The audacity of his pretensions, the
skill with which they are maintained
and, above all, the profound effect pro-
duced upon all who come in contact with
him, have no parallel in history. He is a
most extraordinary being, and if he be an
impostor, then he is the most marvellous
impostor OF the age" He dies, to all
appearances, and the ordinary death
tests declare that life is extinct. While
in this condition he declares that his
spirit visits 1.-THE other world" but which
of the two he will not tell. All that he
will divulge in regard to his doings on
these trips is that lie examines the
book of life, and that he can tell the
spiritual standing of every person who
cares enough about it to make inquiries.
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Methods of Selling Real Estate.

Cities have their own peculiar methods
of buying and selling property, particu-
larly real estate. When an important
the amount is at so much front foot.
Large values are better appreciated when
reduced to the standard of front feet.
Several OF the leading cities of the United
States, however, have never adopted the
New York method. In Washington real
estate is sold by the square foot. In Chi
cago both methods are in vogue. In
Philadelphia the front foot is seldom
heard OF. Baltimore sells by the lot,
without regard TO front feet or square
feet. Atlanta sells by the front foot. The
front-foot method seems to make the
property appear more valuable than it
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DHELAN BUILDING. sAN FRANCISCn.

DHELAN BUILDING, SAN FRANCISCO,
i Cal, March 15, 1S93.-Sealcd proposals,
i'll triplicate, will be received here, and Mt the
Offices OF the Acting Commissaries OF Subslst-
ence at the following posts, viz: Alcatraz
Island, Angel Island, Benicia Barracks, Pre-
sidiO of San Francisco Forts BidwelI ana
Mason, until IL N. MONDAY, April 81
1898, and then opened, tor furnishing the
Fresh Beef and Fresh Muttonl from the
block, thai may be required ut those posts by
the Subsistence Department during the fiscal
year commencing July ], 1898. Contracts
made under this advertisement shall not be
construed to involve the United States in any
obligation for payment in excess OF appropri-
alton granted by Congress for the purpose
The Government reserves the right to reject
any or all bids. "Circular of Instructions to
Bidders" will be furnished on application 10
the Post Commissaries or to CHARLES p.
EAGAN, Major and c. s., L. S. A., Chief G. ).
mr1
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An Interesting Use of Photography.

French photographer lately invented
process by which bit of sensitive pa
per-the leaf OF book, for example-can
be made sensitive TO the light without af-
fectng the rest of the page. Acting on
this hint the French War Minister has
begun to take the portraits of conscripts
and recruits on the paper which gives
thelr night, complexion, age, etc.. and
the cheapness and swiftness of the opera
ton, which is already in use in the French
army, is something remarkable. 1t costs
only one cent to get two copies of a por-
trait of jacques Bonhomme-one for his
individual register and the other for his
muster roll, and SO rapid is the process
that in few hours whole regiment can
be so photographed. The soldiers file
along, one by one, and each sits for three
seconds in the Photographic chair and the
thing Is done.-Boston Advertiser.
Animals were granted to Noah as food
B. G. 234S.
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El Dorado Fruit Prospects.

The Placerville Democrat, referring to
the fruit outlook up that way. says:
should early fruits escape the spring
frosts, there are many things in favor OF
good crops. Rain has fallen in plenty
ana the mountain and subterranean
reservoirs are full. The partial failure of
fruit last year permitted the trees to rest
and be ready to bear again. A careful in
spection OF trees reveal the tact that the
buds are perfectly developed, healthy and
strong. Therefore we have every reason
to expect fair return of fruit in lei Do
RADIO County this Yearn
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Donations to the Howards.

The collections made at the severa
polling places at the late city election. fol
the benefit of the Howard Benevolent
Association, were as follows:
AT Eighteenth and p streets, 50 90
New Pavilion. $40 10; Second and NJ
streets, 81 50; 323 J street, 81; Thirteenth
ana al F streets, 80 cents; Armory Hall
street, 81 95; 1903 j street. 81 Il. 6oi
street, 50 80; 4O4 L street, 81 25: 1877 j
street, - 20: 52S n street, 81 40: Twenty.
third and Q streets, 90 cents; 2U03 J street
81 80; total, J57 Is.
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Fine Horses at Auction.

On Saturday next, the 18th inst, bv
order of court, d. j. Simmons dS Co.
will sell for Peter J. Shields, Administrator
of the estate of the late DR.. NJ. w. Hicks.
number of finely-bred trotting horses.
DR.. Hicks, it is well known, bred and
owned some really giit-edged stock, and
1t is expected that some rare bargains
will be had at this sale. The sale will
take place at Agricultural Park at I:3O
Z.
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OUR INFORMATION BUREAU.
Responses to Correspondents Seekll
substantial Information.

For responses to questions OF practical
value. Mere puzzles, and the curious and
common, answers TO which ought TO be found
in the ordinary home library, will receive no
attention. Queries published without re-
sponses are Invitations to furnish answers
to make this department an information eX-
change also. Communications must be brief
and signed with name and address,
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There are quite number of women in
New York who earn their living bv talk
ing in baby boarders.'' These little
tenants are anything but burden TO
their foster parents, many of whom are
widows or old maids who have passed
the frivolous age, and get great deal of
comfort out of a baby guest,
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THE GOLD BIBLE"
4 Few Memories Of the Birth of
MOrmOniSm.

Antecedents of Joe Smith-How the
Alleged Sacred Manuscript Was
Brought to Light and Put Into
Print.
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@eetittB 5tntfres.

EVERY MEMBER OF SACRAMENTO
~ Federated Trades Council is requested 10
T.teno ~ zen the meeting OF the Council on MON
- 80 EN EN1NG. All membsrs OF Trades
IN Hnions are requested 20 attend. Business of
tne I greatest importance will come before the
council. lltSl W. f. GORMLEY, President.
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really is. and growing towns generally
adopt it to impress the newcomer with
the idea that he is in the midst of a great
boom. m."-New York Tribune. q.
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EDS. RECORD UNION: Will you please
state in your paper the population OF
California? OAK PARK SCHOOL Boy.
By the census OF 1899, DDS, ,l79.
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tA AANTED-BY A MAN AND WIFE. A
W position on a ranch. Wife is "A good cook
ana husband a first-class farh hand. Ad-
dress F. B., this office. mlS-3ts
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EDS. RECoRD-UNIoN: Will you please
snswer the following question and obllge
a constant reader: Cam Chinawan born
in the United States, by registering, vote?
S. f.. GILLUM.
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Will PAY \ FEW LADIES \ SALARY
OF SO per week 10 work Tor me in their To-
cttilty at nome; light work; good pay Tor part
tilnei write with stamp. MRS. Il. ID. BAS-
SEII. COS RlaltO Building. Ehiclgo InrL.A-IyY
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Oet'rrnl 5.lntirrs.

{ IhhMANlA BUILDING AND LOAN AS
~ soclation.-1he monthly installmentsand
ta.eIeSt t are due and payable IO-DAl Mon
S!l -uaIcn %Oln. Inc Secretary VIII be
3S ready 10 receive the same ut his ofice. No.
It t0ufth street, from 10 \. NJ to . r. NJ,
ana IN the evening froln z to s.
IT Co.. l.. NEUBOURG, President.
ii. J. GOETHE, Secretary. liz
MIS-. BELL F6HMERLY OF sACRA-
4iA lnento, now OF Chicngol. will receive
suests curing the Worlds Fair. Location.
drets drei MIS- MT gto9nds Terms moderate. Ad-
avenue, Woodlawn Park, Chicago, TiEs-;it+
9 SACRAMENTO COUNTY POULTRY
particulars SEND for Catalogue To- HOY 316.
Sacramento. -
NOVELS BOUGHT, SOLD AND FZ-
~ changed at reduced prices; COS X street.
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WANTED-A NEAT GIRL TO DO SEC
~ ond work; one who understands sew
ing. Apply at 1914 street mrl7-3t
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CNOR SALE CHEAP-A LARGE LOT OF
i good secondhand roofing tin. Apply ut
1921 Tenth street.
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--THE--
WEEKLY UNION,

Containing all the news OF the
Record-Union, has the largest
circulation of any paper on the
Pacific Slope, it's readers being
found in every town and ham,
let, with a constantly increasing
list in the Eastern States and
Europe. Special attention paid
to the publication Of truthful
statements OF the resources Of
California and the entire coast,
best methods Of agriculture,
fruit and vine growing.
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A LFALFA BY TON OR BALE-TWENTY-
n eighth-street warehouse. Twenty-eighth
street. between and X streets. ma11-2wF
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EOR SALE-DOMESTIC, NEW HOME,
L White, standard, Singer, Wheeler * VIII
from $40 upward. a. ]. POAIMER, corner
Ninth and J streets.
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NNANTED-A MAN THAT UNDER-
W stands taking care of and standing q
stallion. No one but sober man need to ilp-
ply, and good reference. Address CHARLES
S1UDARUS, ROutier's. Sacramento County
mi S-5t
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Inst-9n1tnn.

7 OST-BETWEEN CAPITAL HOTEL, AND
II Capitol, saturday night, lady's gold watch
and chatelalne. Liberal reward if returned
10 Office Capital Hotel. mrl6-lwt
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CHE 5lunpnreil.

Loud have been the praises Of all who have
seen our Spring Stock Of Silks. Our imported
exclusive novelties have captivated all behold
ers. No wonder, for a more beautiful display o
Silks for street or evening wear has never beer
shown in Sacramento.
Our line Of Shaded Silks with designs in small figures and
dasheS of col0rs are much admired. All the latest
cOlOrngs Prices 81 25 and 81 so yard
Shaded Silks in wls with pin stripes in white
and other light coOrs "A inches wide This is
exceptional quality of silk Price, 81 so yard.
Best quality of Black India Silks with small designs in
c0Ors and in striped effects also in cream grounds
with cOlOred figures "a inches wide. Price 81 yard.
Silks in the patterns; will be very popular for
spring and wear; "a inches wide. Price,
81 25 a yard
Cream and Lghtcoored Vestings in variety of dainty
designs outlined in tnSel threads in Persian effects.
Roman Stripe Silks in beautiful cOOrngS very stylish for
waists; make attractive yestngs and largely used for
sleeves of wool dresses Price, 81 50 a yard
Plaid Silks still in great demand for waists and trim
mngs. We show them in great variety including
shades of heiOtrcpes browns and green's the cOlOrs
most sought for. Prices 81 IS, 81 so and 81 IS
very pretty line of Cream Wash India Silks in small de-
signs of polka dots and other desirable patterns for
waists and chldren's dresses Prices 65c, 75c Sc
aud 9Oc yard.
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ADJUSTMENTS


AT the Clunie Opera-house "Aionte
Crlsto" concluded a week S run last night
10 crowded houses. On several occasions
every seat in the house was sold by 10
O'Clock in the morning. Tonight Life
IN New York. version of Under the
Hasllght," will be produced to the full
strength Of the company, with new
scenery, startling effects and striking
taoteauX. 1t will give the low comedians
OF The company full opportunity to dis
play their versatility in character-ucling
and Speciality business. 1t is melodraula
anu comedy mingled, and is OF the class
OF plays that never age
The management has mace arranpe-
nents for Increased stage service, so that
from Tonight the plays will move more
rapldiy and smoothly, as the setting and
hahuiihg OF scenery will he more effi-
cient and speedy and the InechanicaI
effects will be worked to much better
advantage than heretofore.
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EOR SALE CHEAP-POSITIVELY THE
i best saloon in Sacramento. Address X.
NJ, 10, this Office.
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TWO NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
l. rooms also single and double bedrooms,
bath, gas, hot and cold water. 121I Seventh
strGet. mrl 6-1tt
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MALE AND FEMALE HELP OF ALL
NJ kinds. Apply at PLOYMENT
OFFICE, 524 Il
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HELLO ARIZONA LANDSAIAN!
IL Where are you now? found the = 900
ucie stock farms for sale from $4,000 10
$4,000; come and see me, as you promised
you would. CARL SrkOBEL, BY J street,
Sacramento. mrl 7-3td&2ty4
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For 5ale.

LNOR SALE CHEAP-A LODGING-HOUSE
Il OF sixteen rooms. Inquire at this Office.
mi 1S-3t+
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EoR sALE-oNE or THE MOST ELE-

DOR SALE-ONE OF THE MOST EIE-
i CANT and convenient homes in Sacr,t-
mento, situated at 1922 q street, opposite
plaza; one block from electric cars; IA new
latest artistic improvements; interior stairs
finished in natural curly redwood and all
rooms heated from a hot air furnace; this
beautiful residence can be had cheap ON easy
installments by paying several hundred dol
lars down and the balance the same us paying
rent; such opportunities seldom occur. APP
ply to SILLER BROS, contractors and build
ers. OGfice and mill, 1o14 Thirteenth street
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The original Georgia Minstrels will ap-
pear at the Metropolitan Theater to-mor-
row and Wednesday nights.
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VNO LET-FIVE FINE ROOMS, EITHER
i lor offices or housekeeping, over Van
Noorhies' drug store, Apply at drug store.
NO LET-HOUSE WITH BARN AND
i garden. Inquire corner Twenty-eighth
and X streets. mrI l-tr
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WANTED - \ GIRL TO DO LIGHT
w housekeeping; German preferred. An
ply at 529 X street IL
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WANTED-PERSONS LOOKING FOR
W help OF any kind, or sober and industri-
GUS men seeking employment, can be satisfied
Io1I second street, Sacramento. CHARLES
K. MILLER, Proprietor.
w FOR FARMS. VINE
w yards, dairies, and all kinds of labor;
women and girls for cooking and general
housework; plenty of work for desirable help
Apply at EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, Fourth
street, X and L.
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DOR SALE-64O ACRES OF THE FA-
i NOUS Pratt Grant, in Butte County; posi-
lively bargain, for either fruit or grain three
miles from railroad; all level. Write to w J.
COSTAR. ChicO, Cal. for particulars
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April 18th THE Crust Of Society" will
be played at the Metropolitan Theater
1t is from Dumas lie Demi- Monde ,, n
comedy that in France in the first years
OF the Empire had great success. and
created world of discussion.
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Theatrical people will learn with sor-
row OF the death at Marysville, on Satur
day, OF c. w. Pringle, of Richards &
Pringle, long known as managers. The
hrm was proprietor of the Georgia Min
strels, to appear here tomorrow. Mir
richards left here yesterday for Marvs-
vile to attend to the funeral of his part
ner. Mr.. Pringle was in this city only a
rev Gays ago, as advance representative
of his company. j. II. Love will take
his place as Advance Agent. The late
Manager was popular man, and was
widely known in theatrical circles.
An Easter hop will be given at Armorv
all on Monday evening, April Sd, by
the Military Social Club.
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EDS. REcoRD-UNIoN: VIII you please
publish III your valuable paper, The
WEEKLY UNION, the law just passed,
entitled ITO provide for day of rest
from labor" II it is too long, then please
give synopsis so we can know what it is.
In doing SO you will greatly oblige many
readers.
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DOR SALE - EGGS FOR AATCHING
L from choice lot of brown Leghorn fowls;
soc per setting, at THOS. LYNN'S, 14Ol o
street, or j. X. CATLETT, Pleasant Grove Cal
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90 Jet or Rent.

l. nished suite of rooms tor gentleman.
Eath and gas. Apply 719 L street. m1s-2t
GOOD PASTURE CAN BE OBTAINED
" for cattle, one mile above Folsom. For
terms, inquire at the New WM. TELL.
HOUSE, Sl4 j street. mlS-lwt
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a SUBSCRIBER, Burson, Cal.
1t guarantees to workers for wages one
day IN seven; that is, makes six days
labor week of labor.
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EDS. RECORD UNION: Kindly inform
a constant reader the estimated cost Of
the State Capitol building and the actual
cost thereof, and oblige
1NQUISlTIVE, Sacramento.
Original cost s., 800, 900. Actual cost.
with improvement of grounds, etc, prob
ably As much more. No actual calcula-
tion has been made. The State property
here is estimated to have cost fully
S6UU0,0c0.
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1t is 36l miles long.

EDS. RECORD UNION: Can you tell
me the total length of the Erie Canal?
EMPIRE, Davisville.
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sIuittrH.

ON ELS BOUGHT, SOLD AND EN-
changed at reduced prices; COS X street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-22
LACES AND RIBBONS.

On account Of our increased
trade on these goods the depart
ments have been much enlarged,
aud the stock is fully double its
former size.
Here you will find all the new
makes Of Laces. in all colors-as
we'll as large variety of White,
Cream, and Black-in all widths
and qualities.
Our Ribbon stock was never 80
replete as now /; all the new effects
in Plain and Fancy Ribbons are
shown in all widths (; and if We
cannot please you out OF this
enormous stock, which We say
without hesitancy is As large as
all others put together, you will
indeed be hard to please.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-22
HE ASSAULTED THE LADIES.
An Idiotic Negro Gets Into Trouble-Po-
ltce-Court Cases.

An idiotic negro by the name of William
III. Cousins wa charged in the Police Court
yesterday morning with unlawfully as
saulting ladies on the street. Cousins was
arrested by Officer Hughes upon COM
plants of some ladies who had been at
tackled on Chimborazo Park by him. 1t
seems tina: the negro had an irrepreSsible
tendency 10 catch the fair creatures and
embrace them. and he would have gotten
himself into great trouble had not the Off
Ger taken him TO the statIon-house as soon
as he did. Cousins was sent to lail tor
twelve months in default of security for
his good behavior.
The case of Robert Sattcrfeld (colored),
for felonlously assaulting and striking
Bud Collins with q rock and stealing ~ IN
money from him, was dismissed, as the
complainant did not appear in u and
il was proved that he was q very bad
character.
William Greaner (colored) paid $40 and
costs for beating his wife.
John Mann (cOlored) was charged with
the betrayal of Rosa Childs. There was
no corrobOrative evidence and the case
was dismissed.
W. f.. Cleveland. n white man from
Amelia county. was fined for drunkenness.
He told at the statIon-hOuse that he was o
cousin TO Grover.
Waverly Vest cOlored) was required to
give security for ninety days for threaten
ing the life Of John Morgan.
William Mayo tcOlored), charged with
working a lame horse. was discharged. He
was ordered not TO use the anlmalln ques-
ton any more.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-22

tee alone had the right to pass upon the
equity OF the claim. After some discus
sion tho matter was laid upon the table
until tho next meeting. Messrs. Broomell.
Schmidt d 90. agreed TO furnish the boil.
ers and steam heating for the new City
Hall in accordance with the specifications
sent out from the Engineers Office for
S22,570. They were allowed So. 800 on tho
sum due them, which was $4,is2. for work
up to date.
A communication from Maurice IT.
the Seabrook Warehouse. was referred TO
Messrs. Noble and Mountcastle for a re-
port.
The petition Of the carpenters Of the
new City Hall for an increase in their
wages was land upon the table until the
next meeting.
Considerable discussion was INDUCED in
upon the question whether or,not any gar.
nisheed person should be allowed to work
IN the Grounds and Buildings Department
OF the city, but no action was taken.
Tho usual bills and pay-rolls were order
cd TO be paid as soon as funds are available.
Streets aud Finance.
The Committee on Streets did not hold
its proposed meeting last evening for the
purpose of considering the expediency Of
having the sewer-digging done by con-
tract. The question will be taken up at n
called session Of the committee tomorrow
evening at Z O'clock.
At a special meeting Of the Committee
on Finance last evening the complaints of
persons as 10 the license assessments were
heard. Tho committee will nave another
meeting at 4:S0 O'Clock this afternoon to
consider the objections of others to the
tax upon their businesses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-22
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
fReported for the Dispatch

MARCH 2l.-Only one package was offered al
auction on Change to-day. -.
Private sales: Filters, 10; wrappers oo'
darks, 81; lugs, 15-total, ITO hogsheads.
Revenne collections: Cigars and cigarettes
5000. 50: tobacco, S1,sS6.I0-total, sO,SZo.f1.
There was only a small sale OF loose to-day AZ
Crenshaw warehouse.
Bright loose sales at both shelburnes ana
and Davis & Gregory's were quite urge anu
good prices ruled. Nothing fine was offered ana
prices md not 10 over 600. Good breaks VIII %
in order tomorrow.
Nj. Alfred I. Harris Is home from a week
visit TO Kentucky and reports a very strong
market all around in tho West, especially III
medium and lower grades, which have iuuy re-
covered any loss sustained for a week or Oh
heavy breaks. Mn,
Nh. Thomas NJ. McDearman of Rocky Mount,
n. c., was on Change aud thinks ROCKY ',ouht
will sell CONSIDERABLE tobacco yet. some hrse
planters have held back their crops.
G. W. BONNER, Of Lynchburg, Is = MARKET
visitor. .,
Change.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-22
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, March 2I.-Floar quiet and bare
" steady. Southern -four dull and easier; COM
mon 10 fair extra, 81. l0as3.10; good 10 choice
do. SO. l5at4.25. Wheat fairly active Tor or
port and strong: No 2 red, store and elevator,
t4kc.; afost. 75Isc. Options moderately ee-
tive and irregular, nrctuating only Zc. during
the dag and closing duh At Nc. advance 70 q
NC. decline; No. = red closed-Aarch,. 1870;
April. 74s4c.; May, 7Gkc. Corn frm and quiet;
No. 9, 5a3tc.: ungraded mixed. o3hAo4l1c.;
steamer mixed, sec. Options moderately &c.
tive and Nc. lower, closing steady; May ana
July most active; March. 5eAc.; April oltyc;i
May, 5gAc. Oats dull and easier; options auh
and lower; March, 3SAc.; April. .37tc.: MAY
No. 2, 3s44A39c.; No. 2 white, 44a4Sc.; mix
ed Western, 3sa4lc.: white do 42.tsc.
Beef quiet and steady: family, STA
1850: extra mess. sI.5Oass.5 so. Beef hsms
quiet at AGO. Iierced bcef dull and unchanged /;
CITY extra India meas, s1sasi9. Cut,mea's
dull and weak; picked bellies, l0Aetoqs.
shoulders, pa01<c.; hams, l3al3ttc. Middle.
inactive 6ut steady; short-cisar, l04(c Lard
suiss and steady; western steam closed slS'soi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-22
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Mean temperature.