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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-28
NEW YORK PROpCcE MARKET.

NEW YORK. March 2T.-FIour barely
steady. buyers holding off; winter wheat
low grades. s2i0n2.35; patent, S3S5U
40: Minnesota clear, S2J0G3.5O. South
crn llour dull and easy: common TO fair
extra, 81 l0q3.10; good to choice, $3.1JQ
40.
Wheat fairly active and steady: No. .
red. store and elevator. 1916. afloat,
TClAc. Options were moderately active
and irregular. opening firm at "a &C.
advance on better cables. foreign buying
and Western manipulation, with May
short covering freely and declined l4Q
&c; March. 70Ac.; April. 75lSc.
Corn weaker and inactive; No. ., olh@
5lHc. elevator; 52h@52hc. afloat; un-
graded mixed, 52diJic.; steamer mixed.
JOhc. options were moderately active.
opening ssdl&c. down. with the West,
and free offerings. advanced @>Miac. on
decreased visible and light receipts, and
declined 1sa%c. with the West. and
closed weak at .aid7sc. decline: May AMI
July most active; March, Sic; April.
491sc; May. 1890.
oats duh and weaker Options active,
lower and weak: March, 37Mc.: April,
3G%c.; No. 9 white. 42H@42%c.; No. 3
white, 4lc.; mixed Western, 37@4Oc.
Wool firm and quiet; domestic fleece.
PRAISE; pulled. 2GQ37c.
Beef dull and steady; family. s1t.'o0
1880: extra mess. S7.5OdS.50; beef hams
steady at $3.50; tierced beef dull and un-
changed; cut meats quiet and easy;
picked bellies. s10OOa10.50; picked
shoulders. s9OOa050; hams, s12.50@1300;
short clear, SOD.
Lard quiet and frmer; Western steam
closed at s11 60; city. $1,000: March closed
at SiI.55; May, SLIGO
Pork in fair demand and steady; old
mess, s1S.50u1s75; new mess, SiS'fo@
1900: extra prime nominal.
Cotton seed oil dull and weak; crude,
44d45c.; yellow, &c.
Petroleum quiet: crude frmer: Wash
ington. in barrels. $500 in bulk. S2.7o
Refined: New York. sj.45; Philadelphia
and Baltimore, $40: do. in bulk, S2.9O0
2.o5.
Rosin dull and steady; strained. com
mon to good. s1.40l1.42l9.
Turpentine quiet and lower at 34034lac.
Rice firm and fairly active; domestic.
fair TO extra. S3.3S; Japan. s4.75@i.0o.
Molasses-Foreign nominal; New Or
leans. open kettle, good to choice, in fair
demand and firm at 3OG3Sc.
Peanuts firm; fancy hand-picked, &C.;
farmers, 4N4lsc.
Cnffee-Optons opened dull and I'M
changed to > points decline and closed
steady at 5@13 points down; March.
SIG 81: April. $3.50: MAY. s1G.4o; August,
s1G25; September. $l610; December
sl50O Spot Rio dull and nominal; No.
I, 17lld179c.
Sugar-Raw frmer and more active;
granulated. 42i@5 Lice.
Grain freights 10 Liverpool quiet and
steady; cotton, 3-32d.; grain, I'D, nom
inai
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-28
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. ILL. March 27.-May wheat
jumped TO soc a bushei to-day, &c. ad-
vance over Saturdays high market. ana
closed at 791tc. The advance of lie.
Saturday scared the shorts, and they
started in at the opening 10 coY'r part
of their line. The market was Wllu'
and the opening quotations rans I'd from
1870. to 7S2c. The heavy buying sent
The market to 70Nc. with rush. Then
the clique came in by selling some OF
its holdings. and the price dropped 10
the opening figure. The shorts then De
gan 10 buy again. and the market went
mn to SOC. the clique aiding In the ad-
vance by taking back part OF their orisl-
nol offerings. The traders became ner-
vous and from this point until the
close the market see-sawed between 'tNe'
and 19JLc., closing near the TOP. jury
wheat was firm, but closed without ma
tariol change. The visible supply OF
yrheot unexpectedly decreased TO Sl,OW
bushels compared with an increase or
III 900 bushels the corresponding week
last wear. but the figures had no appre-
ci,hle effect upon the market. The IN
tcrest in the May deal dominated the
market TO the exclusion of everything
.Ieo Corn opened firm and closed very
weak at nc. under SATURDAYS latest
quotations oats were weak from start
N finish and closed. after an active DAY
business. at &c below the prices ruling
an saturday afternoon. Provisions were
dull but firm
Cash COMMUNICATIONS moderately ac-
tive and unchanged: No. . spring wheat.
--cxc No. corn. 4nikc.; mess pork, Slha'
Tt- 5TiL. lard. s11 27NG11 soy: short RIB
si6es Ooosc). st0O5T1o.07ih: dry salted
.bonidcrs 0boxed, s0.37iSGo.5o; short clear
sides (boxed). sl05oGlo.53; whisky Sill"
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. March 27.-Cotton futures
closed barely steady: sales, 34G.2OO t<les'
March. S.826e34; April. S.34uS.3J; May.
Si5QS AS: June SJ4nS.55: July. S6la
N6. August. S.G5Qs.GG: September. SoSq
So. October. S.5OqS5i; November. SoIV
et5 December. S.53dS.51
The total consolidated net receipts re-
ported from all ports to-day Were 2'z4.
bales. exports 10 Great Britain. -"
bales, France. 5jl bales; Continent o'7'f
salcs. stock. SIS. 1872 bales.
Total so far this week-Net receipts
li2iJ bales: exports to Great Britaln'
!76 bales: France. Dol bales; Continent
1890 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. March 27.-Futures
steady: sales. 100. 200 bales: March. SiZ'
Arm, So. May, 500; June. SD; july
ga, August $50; September, SO; DC
lober. S14: November. SIG; December
as
GALVESTON. March 97.--cottov dun;
hl1lms S.s: net receipts, 2.ni' baies'
sales lU2 bales; stock, GG,35o pases'
s.sstwise. 2.9g1 bales.
NORFOLK. March Election nominai'
miadling. 81 net receipts. 555 paies'
ssaies 352 bales; stock. 42.Is2 paies'
Isastwise. 1904 bales.
BALTIMORE. March Election noml-
.ei' mlddling. OK. gross receipts. 2.z2i
Sles. stock 1856 bales.
hpsFO%, March Election quiet;
sllouiing. l5-i5; net receipts. LIS! bales;
.e's receipts. 200 bales; Coastwise'
" bales.
WILMINGTON, March 27--cotton
hOihinal; middling. 81; net receipts, "a
'aies: stock 1905 bales.
PHILADELPHIA. March 27~-Cottop
S''eS middling. o.; net recsietA -
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Superintendent's once,

II
Richmond, March "a, 1893.
~ EAJ,ED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CEIVED at this Office until IL o'clock
NJ. TUESDAY, MARCH 18th. for furnish
ing this institution for the threee months
beginning April 1, 1898. with rhe follow
ing articles. subject TO inspection, ana
In greater or less quantities, az may De
required. viz:
$50 barrels FAMILY FLOUR (sample)
ZOO bushels good merchantable BOLT
ED MEAL (sample).
1900 pounds LIGHT BROWN SUGAR
(sample).
24ooo pounds BULK MEATS. butts.
bellies, shoulders, strips and sides (sam-
pie).
400 pounds TURPENTINE SOAP
(sample).
2,4oo pounds GROUND COFFEE Sam
ple).
ple).
1900 gallons low grade MOLASSES or
SYRUP (sample).
$50 gallons KEROSENE OIL. 100 de-
grees test tSampie).
zoo gallons KEROSENE OIL. 16O de-
grees test (sample).
81 sacks LIVERPOOL FILLED SALT
Bidders name and price on each sam
pie Said articles to be delivered at the
penitentiary free of drayage. in such
quantities and at such times as the SUI
perintendent may direct. Separate bids
will be received for any article on the
list. The right to reject any or all bids
is reserved.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
h. w. LYNN,
mh25-3t Superintendent.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
o,osIva QUOTATIONS OF
IfONEY.
kuk,,nes and Sales at the Richmond To-
bscco Fxchsnre-interna' "even"o
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Advices.

..r.,y YORK. March 27.-The stock
- was irregular I'm its course
ia~s..,,,cbout the day. At intervals
t','',otion WAS strong in certain parts
~ ~. pst while positively weak in
q. s.rs and the market closed with
o"Ntr of stocks higher and others be-
~ tnal quotations OF Saturday. The
- were not active. In their efforts
-, Scnress prices. owing TO ease in money.
~. fset that only half million dollars
"t -,,a viii be shipped TO Europe to-mor-
and the talk OF a probable advance
,roiyht and passenger rates by the
,,.,..s,crn railways operating against them
n~oyehout the day. The general mar
.., advanced q to ~ per cent. but sub
-,enfly Missouri Pacific and Lacka-
ana we're attacked. The former sold
49, % 10 JO5s and the latter ~ 20
.n simultaneously there was drop
- st. per cent. in United States Rubber
- az and IL in Manhattan TO 167X.
a.. o.hor usually active shares yielded
a., lt. per cent. under sales TO realize
..,fts. and also for the short account.
me- volume OF business, however. was
,~,n and the selling OF far less impor-
.,-.o than OF late During the last hour
,.nbattan suddenly shot up 10 III on
-,ors that the company would be grant
the privilege asked for by the rapid
,..~st commission. which meets to-
...rr,,g. There was good buying OF
s,rar National Cordage. National Lead.
,mcrican Cotton Oil. Chicago Gas. Con-
.,f.3lfcd Gas and Northern Pacific. all
- which improved 1 10 19s per cent.
rt.caro Gas lead with rise to SsH,
western Railway shares and the Coalers
covered q, TO x per cent. and the mar
t., LETT on arm in tone. with most of the
r,lrsfrials at or near top figures. Sales
tasted stocks. 19o.7S3 shares; unlisted
s,,.ks. $685. shares.
e.h-Treasury Balances-Coin, $72 ,9Gi.-
con 900 900
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. "a. March "a. l

RltHMOND, ' A, MafCn - lc'o'
No offerings Of tobacco at auction on
Change to-day.
Private sales reDorted TO the secretary
oi the Richmond Tobacco Trade today.
Wrappers. hogshead; leaf dark, IA;
lues dark. ,. Total. 20 hogsheads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day
very light sampling.
Myers, Wilson's. Allegheny. Old Do
mnlon. Shelburnes. Meals. Davenports,
Planters. Crenshaw's Shockoe and Sea-
brooks tobacco warehouses report to-
day. Receipts. r. packages; deliveries.
lO2 Packages
United States internal revenue collec-
tons for the city of Richmond, Va. to-
day. Cigars and cigarettes, $2.126.9i,
ping tobaccos. S2575.SO. Total. S4.702. a.
The wife az our Mr., William 7. Staples
died yesterday evening about 3 o'clock.
lie hiss the profound sympathy of the
entire Trade in his great bereavement
Eeristered at the Tobacco Exchange
to-daE: James II. Gray. Petersburg; i.
W. Ferren Danville; II. b. Walker Ola
Dominion Steamship Company New
York.
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bales; gross receipts, 1900 bales: Coast
wise. i,lol bales; Continent, 200 bales.
SANANNAH. March 27.--Cotton easy;
middling SN net receipts o23 bales;
safes, 400 bales; stock. 5S.0i5 bales
NEW ORLEANS, March 21-Cotton
quiet, middling, 1916: net receipts,
~ bales; gross receipts. 3.161 bales:
safes, 400 bales; stock. 2so.52o bales.
MOBILE. March 27.-Cotton easy; mid
aiing. Sk; net receipts. $50 bales sales.
oo bales; stock. 27.l5s bales. Coastwise.
MEMPHIS. March Election dull;
middling, SIX; net receipts. LOGS bales
gross receipts, t7l6 bales; sales. 800
bales; stock, 9s.02s bales.
AUGUSTA, March Election quiet
middling. SIX: net receipts. 1Ss bales;
sales. 52S bales: stock 1920 bales
CHARLESTON. March Election NOM
inal: middling. so; net receipts. 52S bales:
stock. 36 p3G bales.
CINCINNATI. March 27.-Cotton quiet
middling. -; net receipts, 125 bales
stock. 5,335 bales.
LOUISVILLE. March 27.-Cotton quiet;
middling, Ok
ST. LOUIS. March Election dull;
middling, 81; net receipts. 400 bales;
gross receipts. 82i bales; sales, % bales
stock. oS.54S bales.
HOUSTON. March Election dull;
middling SIX; net receipts, 1850 bales;
stock, 1859 bales.
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nh1Q-td

NroTIcE-BY ORDER OF THE BOARD
y or DlRECTOks OF THE VIR-
a special general meeting Of the, stock
holders Of said company Is called to
be be held on TUESDAY. the 18th day OF
APRIL. 1893, at o'clock I. a., az the
MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, VA. for
the purpose OF submitting to them a
statement OF the company's affairs. and
esnecially q report from said Board Of
ID action In setlilng the claims OF GER
tain withdrawing members. and for the
transaction OF any business incident TO
or which may otherwise properly come
befo-e the same. A full attendance Is
desired. Those who cannot be present
in person are requested 20 send their
Secretary Virginia Land and Loan Com
nanv. mh17-tc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-28

Charlottesville. Va, March %. isSS'
IN HE CITY SCHOOL BOARD OF
i CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. invite
architects to submit plans and specinca-
tons for
TWO PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILDINGS.
The right 20 reject. without compensa-
ton. any or all OF the plans submitted V
reserved.
For full information address
JOHN s. PATTON,
Chairman Building. Committee.
mh2s-1t
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, MD. March 27.-Flour
dull: Western superfine. sl.s5G2.15; do.
extra. sa.25a3.0o; do. family. s3.25U3.e,
winter wheat, patent. s3.7o@4.i0; spring
wheat, patent, sflaaI.30; sprirg wheat
straight. ss.7ol4l0; receipts. 4.si2 bar
rcls; shipments. 42.Gos barrels; sales 700
barrels. -
Wheat strong and higher; No. red
spot. 731sq73Nc. March, 73lsQI3Ac.;
April, 73tlc bid May. 14Ng1oc.; june
7s,sc. bid; July, 74ac. bid; steamer NO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-28

ID ROPOSALS FOR TOBACCO FOR
L THE NEW YORK NAVY YARD
February is, 1S93.-Sealed proposals. In
dorsed Proposals for Tobacco for the
New York Navy Yard. to be, opened
March %. 1898" will be received at the
Bureau OF Supplies and Accounts. Navy
Department. Washington, ID. ca, until
IL O'Clock noon, March 2s. is95, an, and
10 furnish at the New York Navy Yard
1900 pounds OF Navy Tobacco. The
tobacco must conform to the Navy stand
ard and pass the usual navy inspection.
blank forms of proposals will be furnish
ed upon application to the Navy Pay
Office. New York. or. to the Bureau;
Samples OF the standard tobacco Will
be furnished upon application to the
Bureau. The attention Of m nan a utSa
things being equal. decided by lot. The
Department reserves the right. to waive
defects or to reject any. or all bids not
deemed adyantaSsT12nsyS 70 'hg 1ysster
General u. $. n. re%o-'pt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-28

Richmond, Va. March Is, 1898.
II, HE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
/ OF the STOCKHOLDERS Of the OLD
DOMINION PRESERVING COMPANY
will be held at the Office OF the Com
MANY. MONDAY, APRIL I'd, II NJ.
JAMES A. MONCURE,
rnh1o-td President.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, VA, March %, 1898.

O0erinrs-Wheat, coo bushels; corn,
l2p bushels: oats. 276 bushels.
Salcs-Wheat. 600 bushels: corn, loo
bushels: oats 27G bushels.
Quotations Wheat--Longberry, 75c. 10
'se.. mixed. 73c. TO 7Sc.; shortberry. zoe.
% ,S., 10. red. &c. to nc. Corn
White. Virginia dag LOTS, bic. to a2c. {;
80. white. bic. 20 52c.; No. 2 mixed
fic. 20 50c. Winter oats for seed.
nominal; No. mixed. Csc. 20 3s'Ac.: No.
mixed. 3Gc 10 SIC. Rye, Coo. to Coo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-28

~ O IT C e
uaI,DERS Of the RICHMOND AND
ROANOKE LAND COMPANY will be
held ~ the Office of James Lewis Ander-
SON. Esq. Goddin Hall, Eleventh and
Rank streets, Richmond. Va, on the Attn
day OF April, 1873. al o'clock L. Nj.
r. ULLMAN. Seer etary.
JOHN w. GORDON. President.
mhi9-td
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. March Authorization
In limited demand and prices in buyers
favor; sales, 5000 bales; American, 1900
bales; speculation and export. 800 bales;
receipts. soto bales: American. 400
bales Futures steady and demand freely
supplied: March-April 4 1851; April
May. 475Gid4 1874; May-June. 4 4s-GiD
4 5i-Ci; June-July. 4 50-G4G4 52-Gi; July
August 5I-G4N4 J4-Gi; AugustSeptem-
Der. 4 52-Gi14 53-Gi September October.
1864; October November 4S-Gi.
Tenders. 200 bales new docSets.
j. M.-American middling. : 3-1G:
good 1niddling, 15-1G: middliDg, az:
low middling, AZ; good ordinary, AZ
ordinary. ZIG: March. 4 H-Gl. sellers;
March-April. AGA. sellers; April-May.
AGA. sellers; May-June. 4 i5-G4. buy
efs. June-Juiy. 4 4G-GiG4 4T-G4: July
August, 1864. sellers; Aueust-Septem-
,ber 4S-Gi sellers; September-October
55-GiH4 1864: October November.
43-Gl. Futures closed easy.
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2 red. 6Stlc. bid; milling wheat, by sam
pie. Tpd75c.; receipts, 1854 bushels;
stock, S3S,00i bushels; sales, 10000 BUSH
els.
Corn dull mixed spot. 47i5d4IEc.;
March. ANGLING: April. 471sQ41s.c.;
May, 4ShGi4si5c.; July. 49G40itc.: steamer
mixed. 45ilc. bid; white corn. by sample.
4Si%a40c.; yellow do. 40c.: receipts. 12.s43
bushels; shipments. AZ $50 bushels: stock,
Gj2.057 bushels; sales. $4,000 bushels.
Oats quiet and steady; No. white.
Western, 41d42c.; No mixed, Western.
3Ilsn3Sc.; receipts. 1900 bushels; stock,
1896 bushels.
Rye inactive; No. 2. &c; stock, 71.s43
bushels.
Hay firm; good to choice timothy.
S16.5OG17.00.
Grain freights more active; steamer TO
Liverpool. per bushel. 2Sd.: Cork for
orders, per quarter. sod; cotton. 1Gc.
per 100 pounds flour, SC. per 100 pounds.
Provisions firm; mess pork. s19.50; bulk
meats-loose shoulders, 5000; long clear,
slI5O; clear rib sides. s11.J0: sugar
picked shoulders, Si.5o; sugar-cured
smoked shoulders $500; hams, $3.50.
Lard-Refined. 1916.
Butter firm; creamery. fancy. 29d3oc. /;
do. fair to choice, 2Gn2sc.; do. imita-
ton, 24c.; ladle. fancy. 23d2fc.; do. good
to choice, 200l22c.: rolls. fine, DC; do.
fair to good, 20a22c.: store-packed. 100
20c.
EGGS steady at Ice.
Coffee dull: Rio cargoes fair. 1916.
No. Z, 17Xc.
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AiI iiI>G~

Richmond, Va. March %, 1893.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS OF the WEST
END LAND AND IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY will be held at the Office Of
the president. James IL. Dooley, No. HOS
east Main street, Richmond, Va, on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL =. 1898. at IL
O'clock Nj. The Transfer Books will be
closed on March 3Oth and reopened on
->p'" O' GEORGE ]. ROGERS,
p,bo1-td Secretary.
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CHARLESTON

CHARLESTON. S. c.. March 27.-Tur'
pentine firm at 31Hc.
Rosln firm at 81 20 Cor good strained.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. March 2s. 1893.

Sun risas........6:o2 Moon sets. a: ga NJ.
Sun sets...........G:23i Day length-l2h. 2om
HIGH TIDE.
Norninp OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2:04.
Evening Zs1SS
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AauAE0. ga Fs.eu cURrD, y s.:ss
CIuO6 "a Is So Kin D' :ss:.s css.;.sss
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PORT OF WEST POINT, MARCH 81, 1893.
ARRIVED.

Steamship Danville. Bennett. Balti-
more, passengers and general cargo.
Steamship City OF Columbid. Jenney.
New York, general cargo.
Steamship Chatham, Foster, Baltimore.
passengers and general cargo.
Schooner Hattie Stark. Baltimore, FER
tilizer.
Schooner B. A. Wagner, Baltimore. FER
tilizer.
Schooner Ida G. Farron, Baltimore, fer
tilizer.
SAILED.
Steamship Chatham. Foster Boston via
Norfolk, passengers and general cargo.
Steamship City Of Columbia, Jenney,
New York Via Newport News and Nor
folk. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Danvlle, Bennett. Balti-
more. passengers and general cargo.
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SAILED.
LAMBERTS POINT. MARCH 81. 1893,
COALEp.

LAMBERTS POINT. MARCH 81, 1893,
COALEp.
Steamship Acadian, from Norfolk for
Halifax.
Steamship SCOTS Greys, from New Or
leans for HaVre.
Steamship Tregurno, from New Orleans
for Rouen.
ARRIVED.
Barges Norfolk and Western Nos
and :. Vastly and Charter oak.
Schooners Sarah W. Lawrence, FANNIE
c. Bowen, A. A. Shaw and Thomas a.
Ward.
LOADED.
Steamship Acadian, Halifax.
Schooner H. II. Hanscom, New Haven.
Schooner Helen II. Benedict. Boston.
Schooner Robert j. Carter, Portland
Schooner Horatio l.. Baker, Boston.
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SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH. GA, March 27.-spirits
turpentine-Nothing doing.
Eosin quiet at $f.20.
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WILMINGTON.

WILMINGTON, N. c., March 81
Rosin quiet strained. s1.05; good strain
ed, S1.10.
Spirits turpentine steady at sic.
Tar steady at s1.O0.
Crude turpentine steady; hard, s100
soft and virgin, $1.70.
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MACMILLAN & CO..
PUBLISHERS, NEW-YORk.

ME FORUM FOR july
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MORE LIGHT on THE PENSION SCANDAL:
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Inc '''''' ''''' Coz. c. Mex. Leo.cr.
complcte history Of the Ia nham Post Revolt.
j. j. Finn,
Commander Of Noah L. FaTnhim Post.
VIA, are a Christian Preachers Functions
"A'' ''' D.. Lyman Abbott
The Teaching Of Civic Duty,
TT Hon. james b ycc.
How the Fourth Of July Should be Celebrated
Julia Ward Howe.
PROSPECTS OF THE WORLDS FAIR:
The Worlds Fair Balancc-sheet,
Franklin II. He'd.
Chicago.
Chicaeo's Sanitary Condition.
DR.. f. Fletcher Inga's,
Retiring President OF the Illinois Stat
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