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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-21
GIVEN THEIR MEDALS
A PUBLIC PRESENTATION OF BADGES
ATThE ARMORY LAST NIGHT.
Company A and Sergeant Drewry and
Private Payne Secure Prizes Award
ed Them In January.

A large c%oncourse Of people. mostly
ladies. witnessed the public presentation
at the Armory las- night of the medals
awarded in the First Virginia Regiment In
January. The soldiers turned out in large
numbers. The presentation took place IN
the drill-hall.
Company q assembled for the first lime
with the full regiment and its appearance
was very creditable.
MEDALS FOR MERIT AS SOLDIERS.
The medal won by Sergeant w. d..
Drewry. of Company +. as the best-drllled
soldier IN .he regiment was presented by
Mayor EllysOn. who referred In his re-
marks IN most complimentary way 10 the
Colonel Jones's command.
Colonel !. V. Bidgood made the delivery
Of the badge awarded Private j. IL;
Payne, of Company A, as the best-drllled
recruit. Mr.. PAYNE IS n OF the youngest
soldiers in the regiment, yet he manlpu-
lates a gun with "a much skill "a many OF
the old boys.'
Colonel John Is. Purcell. presented the
medal awarded Company A "a the COM
pany receiving the highest IN percentage
in attendance during the year. The badge
was received by Sergeant Jeter.
IHE PINS y BARS.
The pins Won by the enlisted men who
| attained 100 per cent. during the year were
presented by Colonel A. ". Archer TO the
following: Ambulance Corps. J. +. Wal
Ter and +. +. Gibbs; Drum Corps. Ollie
| Atkinson; Company A-Sergeant J. L.
~IIarvie. Corporal j. o. Persons. Prlvates
| Samuel Harris. II. kiDdervater. and o. A..
White: Company B-Corporal b. +. Gar
ner. Privates j. w. Starke and j. H.. Tai
man COMPANY C-Sergeant B.. II. Ran
| dolph: Company d Sergeant l.. A. Hlrsh-
/ berg. Privates G.. w. Depriest and j. /.
| Ford: Company E-SerGeant w. q. Mitch
ell. Corporal h. w. Binley, Private J. q.
Mallory Company F-Sergeant J. L. Fox,
Corporal Il. l.. Masurier.
The following won bars, they having pre-
yiouslv received medals COmmissary-Scr-
gcant II. OBI. Moore. Post-Quartermaster-
Sergeant f.. :. Gibbs. Quartermaster-Ser-
gcant =. y. Falkiner. POst-Quartermaster-
Sergeant Gibson. Bugler II. Dudley Com
PAM A-Corporal W. =. DAVIS, PrIvates j..
IL. Bradley and G.. II. KInderyater Com
pan y-Sergeant T.. T.. Duesberrv and Pri-
vate +. Waller: Company D-Sergeant IL.
X. Lufenv, G.. W. Wilson, J. j. Flnnerty,
ana ". d. Drewry.
After the presentations the guests. Of
fcers. and members Of the regiment re-
paired TO the headquarters-roOm, where
refreshments were served.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-21
BOTH WEATHER PROPHETS.
Father and Son Who Differed Only by a

A gentleman riding through one OF the
nine wastes 40 common in Middle georgia
some years ago. overlook n young man
whose sack of corn under him on the farm
horse he rode gave evidence that lie was
bound for the erist-mill, says Youths COM
DdntOn.
Some conversation between the two de-
veloped the fact that the Young man was
a son OF the authof of a popular almanac.
The gentleman asked tho young man
lOcOselv:
And do you ever make calculations
upon the weather. like those for when
your father is 80 celebrated? -
"Oh. yes ." he replied readily.
And how DO our calculations agree
with your fathers 2" inquired the gentle
man.
VERY well. indeed" replied the young
man. We are never more than one day
apart in our reckoning.
" Why. that is wonderful. certainly W
exclaimed the gentleman. only one
days diference?'
YES said he, with q twinkle IN ms
eye, he can always tell the day before
when II is going to rain. and can always
tell the dav afterward :"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-21
Don,t BE Afraid OF Your Whale .


Approaching "a whale AZ all times - like
gong into battle, Notwithstanding the
dJa1,dou of the fishermen. Have no tear
that the right whale will swallow you he
could not DO 30 even # he were 80 dis
posed. rs his gullet IS only large enough to
admit a good-sizcd herring. The SPERM
whale could swallow a man If he desired To-
do so: bur he Is no more inclined 20 swal-
low a man, particularly with his clothes
on. than YOU would be 10 swallow a small
bird with It's feathers. But he will crush
you IN his ponderous jaws. if he Is q fight
ing bull, and eject yuu III detail. lie VIII
also chew mp and spit out pieces Of the de-
molIshed boat, break up the wooden utcn-
sis floating upon the water, and hght
every piece of wood until more than seven
baskets of fragments may be taken NJ
and having tired himself ont IN this war
he will lay off, aDgrIly slapping the water
with his fins, and challenge some other
boats. OF. perhaps, in rare cases. attack the
vessel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-21
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH-TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 1893.

arrested and brought before Judge Kicks.
of the United States District Court.
charged with violating an order OK ina,
court. issued a week ago, directed TO all
the railroad companies, their of1cers.
agents. and employees" restraining them
from refusing to handle Ann Arbor freight.
These men we're released on their "
reccgnizance in 500.
The court also granted iniunctions
against each Of the engineers aud hrenen
Of the Wheeling and Lake Erie ROAD: DIV
name. against refusing TO handle ann
Arbor freight. The order of Arthur sus-
bending the boycott will. of course. pre-
vent any further trouble "a to Ann Aroor
cars until March 9TH at least. the date on
which Arthur and Sargent are cited 10 80.
pear in Judge Ricks's court at the triaI OF
the motion 10 make perpetual the tempo
rary order restraining them from declaring
a boycott on Ann Arbor.
Mr.. Arthur also decided to file with the
court, the law. bylaw. or regulations OF
said brotherhood which requires OF lts
members 10 refuse to handle cars OF the
Ann Arhor road.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-21
ENGINEER PEAsE KILLED.
80 one Witnessed the Fatal Accident
Iatge Tntn-Ont AZ The InneraL.

correspondence of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
WEST PoiNr. Va, March 20. Our town
Wa. ludoscrblbly shocked on sunday
morning 10 learn that CAPTAIN Frederick
". Pra~r. the popular engineer 81 the
%clcctrc-licht house. mad been killed lu-
stlutly there about $50 \. VI. 1t Is sup
posed that jpn listening to the working Of
The engine he had gotten his head
too close 20 tho "gOveruor,' which
struck him on tie hack Of the
head. cru hlngthe skull and exposing the
brain. The fireman WAS asleep at the time,
II beng the custom OF the cnginee and
fireman % take turns through the night.
80 one saw the accident, and II Is sup
uo-ed that he had been dead at least ten
miuutes when he was found 10y the ire
man. The announcement Of hls untlmely
death created the profouudest sorrow, as
BE was esteemed md beloved 10y al who
knew him.
The funeral services We're conducted nc
the Methodist church this afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock bv Rev. ". q. B02gs. The
Na-ons and Knights OF iythlas, of which
orders the deceased was u mcmber, turned
ont m large numbers. Ghe church was
crowded to its fullest capacity. CAPTAIN
Pen-e was reared IN james CITY county
and had been q citizen Of this place for
about eight years. II Is feared that his
wife will lose her mind on account OF tue
shoch.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-21
A PAIR LINKED IN LYNCHsURG.
Two Wen Known Citizens Join the Great
Msioriy-A Conspiracy Case.
sre-iaf tclegrom 20 NJ DispaIcl

Special telegram 90 the Dispatch
IY~cHBuRG. VA. March 20.-Georce H..
Harr,~ and Miss Matte G.. ilcndrick, of
MecLleuburg county, were married herein
the Norycll-Arhngtob Hotel parlors yes
t,rdav afternoon, Rev. I. NJ. Carson, of
-. Iaul's church. lficlating.
4 telegram was received here TINS after
noon from 81. Louis. 40, announcing the
death ID that city oi J. ". Pottlgrcw. be-
fore the war n resident oi tins city.
is. Womack. one of the most respected
citizens OF Campbell county, died near
Coviugton SATURDAY. night aged ~ wears.
Tie most important ease tired 50 far IN
tine United States Court since Il convened
was tnaf of Sister Wood. ". ). Wood,
Richard Eanes. and James \. lanes, Of
FioNd county,. who were convicted ot con
splracy against Il witness. lheY took a
man from ms homc who mad testified
against them. and whipped hum until be
wa. nearly dead. 1hey were convicted by
Jude Paul. who reserved his decision until
tomorrow.
The L~ynchburg Academy OF Medicine
has adopted resolutions requesting the
Governor that L%ynchburg be represented
ou the State Board If Health.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-21

Marion Harland, on pages 1913 and i4j Of
her popular work, Eyes Daughters; or,
Common Sense for Maid, Wife. and Mo-
Their" says:
For the aching back-should it be slow
in recovering is normal st~rength-an
Allcock's Porous Plaster is an excellent
comforter. combining the sensation II the
sustained pressure II a strong, warm hand
with certain tonic qualities developed IN
the wearing. Ii should be kept over the
seat OF uneasiness for several days-ll OBJ
stinate cases. for perhaps a fortnight.
For pdin IN me hack wear an Allcock's
Porous Plaster constantly. renewing IA 1t
wears of. This IS an Invaluable support
when the weight on the small of the back
becomes heavy aud the aching iucessant.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-21

WHY Simmons Liver Regulator. OF course.
II can't be beat in II attack OF lndiges-
ton. bilioasness. Sick Headache, or Con-
stipaton. II gives quick relief. and II con-
tlnued tor "a while will completely cure
in liquid and powder form. The powder
is Wonderfully convenient for the vest
pocket. A pinch OF the powder and a
swallow of water leaves no taste aud works
enectually.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-21
MONSlGNOR O'CONNELL.
To he Made CoadJutor-Bishop OF Balti
more and Not st. Louis.
NV ttlegraph 10 the Dispatch.

NEw YORK, March 20.-Private word
rom Rome has been received III this city
that Mgr. O'Connell, rector of the Amerl-
cum College in Rome. will not be made
coadjutor to st. Louis, but to Baltimore.
Cardinal Gibbons for n few years has been
considering the a%dvisabilIty OF taking a
coadjutor, and it is supposed that
he has asked for Mgt. OConDeli,
who has been his firm friend ever since
the Cardinal was Bishop OF Richmond.
Ii was the Cardinal who mad him made
mond see, which he declined. The ap-
poIntment is one of importance. and, or
dinarily, could not be made until the other
A%rchblshops had been consulted, but as
the primacy OF Baltimore is only one OF
honor, and DIR. OConnell IL a %favorite with
the Pope, his appointment will be made
directly by his Holiness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-21
QUEEN ANo CRESCENT.
Interest Of tho Richmond Terminal Com-
psny 10 the Recsivsrship.

New YORK. March 2O.-It is stated Off
cially that the control Of the Cincinnati.
New Orleans and Texas Pacific railway,
for which q receiver has been appointed.
is held by the East Tennessee road. having
been purchased by the issue OF 100000 600
of Fast Tennessee-Cincinnati extension
bonds. which were also signed by the
Richmond aud Danville ard endorsed by
the Richmond Terminal Company. The
road has been in litigation involving about
S5O0.000 arising from the over-issue OF
stock by former officials. and this htiga-
ton has been decided against the COM
pany, putting il in a dangerous position.
The receiyership was applied for by Cen
eral Thomas in accordance with the wishes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-21
MAR KETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK, March 20.-Flour steady; water
wheat, low grades. 81. lOas2.55 fair TO fancy,
81. 55as3.65; Minnesota, clear, s2.50ss350:
patent, <i.25at4.pQ. Southern flour steady /;
common TO fair extra, s2.loae3. 10; good 10
choice, s3. l6ss4.25. Wheat lower, with options
active for export. closing frm No. g red, store
aud elevator, 74a74hc anoat, Toe; optious
r nn' hsiow sa,,vs NJ ena .In,S NJ gsf
active March, 1896. April 74fsc. May, 7bsc.
Corn easier, closing, No. 3, 52Aa53llc. IN eleya-
tor; 53Aaa4Ac. anost uagraded, o2a5Jisc.
steamer mixed, 5ea53lsc. options closed weak,
march. 52slc.: April. 5iska: May, 60Ac. Oats
dull but Bteady; options dull, l4atsc. lower,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-21

The Westmoreland Club held an al
Journed business meeting last night with
quite u good attendance. The committee
Ia which was referred the matter Of build
ing an addition 20 the clubhouse not
bong ready TO report the matter was de-
ferrcl until the next annual meeting.
A resolution was adopted declaring it 10
be the puruose of the CLUB 10 tender "A re-
ccptIou to the southern governors, who
meet here IN convention April 18th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-21
Iondcreh q RcCeptiOn.

A delightful reception was given in the
l.cture-ro1m Of the FIRST church yestcr-
3ay evening between the hours Of Is and
100 O'Clock by the Contra! Committee Of
the Woman's MISSIONARY Socicty. Nearly
All of the visiting ministers were present
while am immense crowd was IL attend
ance. Refreshments were served IN abun-
dance and the occasion was a highly en-
tOyable one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-21

NASHVILLE, Tens. March pa fire at
Athens, Ala. early tins morning DESTROYED
several stores and small buildings. The
total damage Will not exceed $50, 900.
William Chandler, of Mckenzie, Team, q
student at the Alabama Agricultural Cox
lego. AMI owen Brown. of Athens. were
caught under falling walls and crushed 10
leath.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-21
THE ANN AR6OR STRIKE.
situation of AHiirs-A Truce Tending
Action u the Courts.
(Bytelogrspa % the Dispstcb.

ToLrDo, o., March 2O.-The strike situa-
ton here to-day is as follows: The
brotherhood of Engineers on the Lake
Shore road on Saturday yenirg refused
one after another to take out a train con-
tanning some Ann Arbor car. The hrst
one whose regular run It was walked into
the round-house and declared his wish
No reason was assigned. Four Others
did likewise. Three bremen did the
same thing. Then came the order
or notice or proclamation. in some dp:
known way presumed TO be from Chief
Arthur, lifting the boycott on Ann Arbor
cars. TIE fifth engineer consequently
took the train out. The seven men were
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-21
shin NOW bV Water.

Richmond merchants have arranged with
a line OF sail vessels TO have "A boat leave
New York every week for Richmond. This
Will enable them 20 get their freight here
AZ much lower rates than by steamer. 4
vessel was discharging n cargo Yesterday
containing among other things, 1900 kegs
OF soda. The steamer rate on tins article
j. I3 cents per 100 pounds. The sail-yessel
rate Is a lttle less than 7 cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-21
omc,a, y,stt.,o odd-rciiow Lodge.

Grand Master d. Il. Stansbury and the
other grand officer, of the Grand Lodge Of
Old.Fclows If \ireInia visited Richmond
and Union Lodges last night. On Wednes-
dny night they viii II ompan with
Friendship and Roauo Lodge, meet Schil-
Ter Lodge. and on Thursday night honor
Aurora Lodge IL the'~ame manner. On
the latter occasion they VIII be accom-
panied by Unity Lodge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-21
A bicycle Litter Squad.

Major ID. A. Kuyk. the surgeon Of the
regiment, whose hospital corps has now
reached q high degree OF proficiency. has
decided 10 Introduce a rather new and
unique feature In his Departmental
bicyclo litter squad. This sauad is de-
signed for quick work. 4 man can be
placed on o stretcher and carried 20 the
hospital IN this manner much quicker than
by the old ambulance procedure. OF
course the blcycles will only be used in
cases Of serious injury or sickness. Major
kuyk and Captain Darlington desire the
enlistment of four more wheelmen for this
service.
The corps needs about twelve or fifteen
men 20 complete It's complement. and de
sires. If possible, TO Gil up by April lst. 1t
meets every Thursday night IN It's room AZ
the Armory. Among the well-known Young
men IN the corps are Messrs. Hugh l.. Car
dOza. 5. Arthur Lacy, Thomas ID. Williams.
l.. 1. Marston, Charles and II. Kinder
water, J.. b. Rcams. and L. W. Iiageman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-21

After 2:I5 Z. VI. tho bears made another raid,
which resulted IN carrying some shares down to
the lowest figures Of the day. The heayiness OF
Erie 2is had a depressing effect, "a. despite
President kingsiale's assurance that there Ia
nothing wrong with the company's finances the
bonds continued 90 be offered freely at steadily
declining prices. Northern Pacific preierred
hroke 10 46Is and Lead % 3Glo. "A decline for the
day Of - IN each case. Manhattan reached
20 from the highest, aud the remnant OF the
li-I reacted anywhere from - 70 IA. The mar
ket closed weak In tone.
10000 shares.
Suh-rreasury balances: Coin, Si3,@2l,OOO
currency, 3IS,9O1 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-21
TIE MARKrr ERRATIC.

The market WAS exceedingly erratic IN
is course to-day. Tho temper OF specu-
iation changed almost hourly aud the dealers
found II most dinlcult 70 catch the turns. for tue
reason that prices suddenly moved up when tho
market looked weakest, and race reTsd. At tho
opening sugar and Now England were the Tea
lures. tn former selling up | to 1 ani ITO latter
II, TO 80. A reaction soon act IN anu there
was 2 decline Of lle to > per cent. Lead, sugar,
Dtstil1ng. and Cattle-Feeding and Northern IA
cinc preferred leading the downward movement
The do line was checked by a Jump IN hanhat-
tan Of } points to 1855. IN General Electric 10
ia. in Sugar II to 1925. and In Rubber no to
Al. Other stocks novel up g tol3, L~ackawanna
and Gas being most CONSPICUOUS IN the rally.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-21

rcnir orange spoon. bearing a picture of
the monument IN Charleston TO the de-
Tenders Of Fort Moultrie, l776, and in the
bowl IL represented Fort Sumpter as IL was
in 1868. Another IL also q s,urcn,r spoon
similar in design of the ~aftcr-dinner coffee
size. The third is a survivors, badge used
bv the Survivors Association of South
Carolina IN the form Of q button shaped
like the letter G 0Or Confederate aud
Cardinal surrounding the battle-fag. with
a palmetto IN the upper part of-the letter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-21
Mean temperature.
,,c,u vOpx STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK. March 2O.-Moaey on call has
been easier, ranging from q to , last loan -
and closing offered at .. Prime mercantile pa
per. Ca per cent.
Sterling exchange frm. Posted rates. S4.s0a
s4S7: commercial bills, s4.Sjas4.s7.
Government bonds strong. state bonds ne
elected. Railroad bonds weak.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-21
cnIcAGo. LIyE.sTocE MAREEr.

NTTN VIZ |"TV'N WNNN'|F
CHICAGO. ILL, March 2O.-Cattle: Receipts,
1l.UOO head: shipments, 1000 head; market
opened strong aud closed unsettled and barely
steady; top steers, S5.6OaSj.9O; fair to good,
S1.25ns5.JO: others, S4.6Ons3.lO; Texans.
S2.50aSi; stockers, S3~.j0as3pO; cows. s3.i0a
SI.25.
Hogs: Receipts, $4,000 head: shipments.
5000 head. Market opened steady and closed
firm; common mixed aud packers, s6.lja
500; prime heavy ami butchers weights,
sG.10aS 80: lights, S5HS1lj.
Sheep Receipts. 1000 head: shipments,
1900 head. Market slow natives, Sf.1Jas6;
westerns. sjasJ.2j; Texans, st.6jaSi.7j;
lambs. RIJOaRJ.21.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-21
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, March 2O.-Flour steady and un-
changed. Wheat; arm No. . red. spot and
Marcn, 73a73i4c.: May, 74aLa7+5sc. June,
15ls,; July, 75atc. bid: steamer. No. : rcd,
csc. bid. Corn trm; mixed spot. fSafoisc.;
March, 4sassL..; April, 4shatshc.; May,
4salc., buyers; July, 49Ase bid: steamer
mixed, 4Slec. bid wnlte corn. by sample,
1Shat9c.; yellow do. 49c. oats quiet ana
steady; No. > white western, tla4"c. No"
miEei. do. 31lsa3sc. Hay firm; sood 70
choice timothy. slO.j0a+l1.J0. Grain frelshts
quiet; steam 10 Liverpool. per Oushel. "t,c.
cotton, 16d. per 100 pounds: hour, g. per 100
pounds. Cotton nominal; middlng, "3-c. Fro-
visions steady. Mess-porS. $50. Bulk meat'-
Loose shoulders. 5000; lOns-clear. tll.1O:
sugar-pickled shoulders, SLID: sugar-curcd
smoked shoulders, sl2.jO; hams. sl1a
siG. Lard, refined, l3loal3atc. Butter nrn.
Eggs easy. Cohee, steady; ltio carsoes, ialr'
lalic.; No. Z, lsiac. sugar fair; granulattd,
$50. Whisky nrm atsl.2iasl%J
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, March 2O.-Flour quiet and un-
changed. Wheat opened weak aud With slight
exceptions continued 80 70 tho end, closing
heavy. aeaa,c. below saturday: cash. 6il4c.:
April. 65lsc. May. 619,c. Corn weak, clOsing
{ ,a3.c. of; 10. mixed, cash. SIC. Apri, 3Ts,.;
Stay, 80 ,a394c. oats dun and weaker; Mo-.
cAsls jSlec.; May, 32%sc. Bageing and cotton
ties unchanged. Nhi-key. sl.l1. Provisions
steady ana higher. Pork-Standard mess, Job
hing. SlsaSlS.25; new, $3.50. Lard, SID.
nominaily. Dry-salted meats-Loosc shoulders,
500; longs and ribs, si0.35Ls: -hort-'
NAf.f- ~ iNAfu ihk~, IF'. NlNlfs DtN'h me-
Ell shoulders. 1880. longs and ribs, SILICA
s11.l5: shorts, sIl.jO. Iams-sugar-cured,
slJ.JOasliJo.
CINCINNATI.
C%iNCISNArI. o., March Colour steady;
iaucy. s2.~35ar3lO; family, T2.3Jas".O0.
Wheat In fair demand: No. ,, red, sc. Corn
steady; No. . mixed. 43a43tac. oats firm;
No. >. mixed. 3ja35}a,. Pork firm at slS.2.t
Lard dun az $40. Bulk meats quiet az sl0.2J.
Bacon easy AZ sll.JO. Whiskey firm at sl.l..
NAVAL-STORE Markets.
WmmNGrON, y. G., March 20.-kOsin quiet:
strained. sos; good strained. sl.lc. Iurpen-
tine quiet At 33c. Tar steady at 81. crude tur-
peutine steady; hard. 81 soft and virgin. sl.1O.
CHARLESTON, :. C., March 20.-Turpentine
dun at 33c. ROsin steady at sl.l0 Tor good
strained.
SAVANNAH. ia, March 20.-Iurpeutine firm
a. 33c. Rosin-GOod strained, sl.1J.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Reported tor the Dispatch,
NORFOLK. Va, March 20.-Market strong;
sales reported at the commission houses at
quotations. Prime, 44a43sc. extra prime, SIC.
fancy. BE-: factory hdEd-picked. jAad11c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-21
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
STATE BONDS.


Ala. Class 49,. l0ll6 Tenn. new 5s.....l0l
90 ............lO iIs 90. DO. 3s....... -
do. CO. ..... g2l0 Virginia IS. (bid) ~
la. Cousol-....... g416 Va. eX- maturei
y. G. 4s.......... ~ coupons OLA ~
DO. IS. ....l23i Va. consols ........ ~
:. G. Browns. o. I. :. ~, regd....ll2L
Tenn. ODDS. ....... 81 /. =. a.. cOup....ll3l
Tenn. new settle t.. :. 2s......... DS]t
mnnL Gia. .. 1OILn-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-21
Commissioner Blount sails.

san FRAScIsco. March 20.-Ex- Congress
man Blount and party boarded the Rush
immediately on their arrival here this at
ternoon. The Rush then started on her
voyage TO Honolulu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-21
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. March 20.--yirginia 81, 7Oai
Northern Central, GsaG9l9 Baltimore ana
Ohio Southwestern 81 incomes, 9iia9l6 con-
sOlidated gas stock. OO9SaGl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-21
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. March 2O.-OFFERISGs-Corn, $40
bushels. Oats, 1880 bushels.
sALEs.-COrn, $40 bushels.
QUOTATIONS..
WHEAT.-LougberrY, 7sa1Oc. Mixed, 75a59c
ShortDerry. 70n7Sc. No. , red, 7Oe17c.
COKs.-White virginia, bag lots, ola5|c-; No
. white, 5la52c. No. = mixed. tsa3Oc.
~OArS-Winter (for seed. nominal; No. =
mixed. 3Sa3sIsc.: No. ) mixed, 36a37c.
~RYE.-DOa6lc.