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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-27
4 Battle Recalled by Two Vets.

YORKTOWN. VA. March 26.-(Special)
a party of tourists. consisting of Mr.
William X. Tillotson. wife. and daughter,
Abby X. Of OwossO. Mich: Mr.. l.. Il.
Platt wife. and son. Of Washington, -.
G.. ana Miss Gail Smith, Of Detroit. WIS.,
tied this town the past week. Mr. Til
lots0n was member Of the fighting
Fifth Michigan Infantry. and saw hard
service while here with his regiment
during the siege Of Yorktown by McClel-
Ian. lie was one OF a number Of sharp
shooters who took advantage Of the old
Planetary peach orchard and poured "a
CALLING fire into Magruder's works, shenc-
ing "A number Of his guns Old Mac stood
this for Il while. but at last ordered out
"a detachment and drove the Venturesome
redcrals out. chasing a portion Of them
towards Wormlcy's creek. In attempting
90 gain the cover of their seige guns on
this creek they were run into the mill
pond on Temple farm. and drowned.
II Is said their bones repose In
peace I'm their watery graves to-day.
There is a gentleman residing here now
who was in the above detachment, ana
the meeting between the two was feel
ing ono. The orchard has been cut down.
AMI peace rcigns in the land.
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ILLEGAL DREDCERS ON TRIAL
Believed They VIII Be Released To-Day
Volunteer Guards Picked Up.

wASLEY. VA. March 26.-(Special)-
Il. March term of Accomac County
Court b.rau to-day. Judge Gillct pre-
.lmg The grand jury presented indict-
a.uts against the captains and the crews
Df the e.. w. Stevenson ana William
d. Price. the two schooners from Smith 3
Island. 4fi recently captured for Illegal
.. sizing in IA. Virginia waters Of Tan
..r SOUND. II is thought that all the
,-.ps of these vessels now In Accomac
.ln Win be released tomorrow.
The captains Of the boats have not yet
Deem captured None OF the prisoners
a.. citizens Of Maryland, all OF them
l..ir- from eastern cities.
BOAT CAPSIZED.
Elrly this morning Andrew Parks. John
f.r... Joshua Landing. and Aaron Parks
Itr TauEer sound in small sailboat
fr OuarcOck When they were in thc
middle of Targl.r sound about nine
miles from land. their boat was struck by
a. .aIc and capsized. The men chung TO
tt. mast and sails of the boat. and
.rn.I for about two hours. when they
4-re picked up about one mile south OF
Il'tl. Watts Island by Captain Patrick
3D. C0rnorton. who was ON his way 70
heD.mac Courthouse. The men were ter
Iby chilled. ana could not have held out
Auch longer.
no AUTHORITY.
The men we're coming of 10 got Cap
tam Read 70 let them have the oyster po-
uee-b. at Tanger - guard Taneier sound
white be ana his crew arr detained as
witnesses al AccOmac Courthouse. Cap
tain Read says he has no authority 20 let
TIE wen have the boat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-27
MADE HIS LAST FORM.
FOREMAN JAMES A. ELlETT, OF THE
PROGRESS, PASSES AWAY.
small Collection for the y. NJ. &. a. nj the
Moody Meetings-supcrb Rich
mond Hose W agon.

NORFOLK, VA, March %. Especially
,he limits Of Portsmouth. James a. Elicit,
foreman OF the Portsmouth Progress. died
suddenly from an attack OF apoplcxy. He
was 20 years Of age. and left wife and
tNo children. lie belonged 20 the odd
Fellows. Pythans. and Chosen Friends.
The collections taken at the Moody
meetings for the benefit Of the Norfolk
Young Mems Christian Association rca-
!.zcI $3.50. and twenty-threc new member
shin fees. The sum desired WAS $500
John -. DISCS. an aged citizen Of Nor
-olk. died at his hcmc on Chapel street
last night
UNKNOWN DEAD BODY.
The body OF an unknown white man
VAS found floating In the harbor yesterday
afternoon. just above the Naval Hospital.
and was towel ashore. Or. Trui,t. the
Norfolk county coroner. was notified. and
... .n inquest but nothing was do
.,ogei 70 establish the identity of the
rau. The body was buried at the expense
% tno county.
Yesterday afternoon the remains OF Sail
.raAer samuel A. Boutwell, arrived from
c.. f.m1. and were buried IN Ports
Narl-Cous'ruct,r Samuel ". Armls-
.... OF Portsmouth. has been ordered TO
STAR. Island, California. much - the re-
.-.' ~ th- workmcn here. as this is his
..rt
James j.. Burchcr native Of Norfolk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-27
Virginia News Items.

chad are making their appearance in
the Williamsburg market.
The Democratic convention for the Third
District of West Virginia is 10 be held at
Hinton, August lst.
An incenllary burned the stable Of Or.
u. T.. Bowucy, I'm Roanoke. on saturday
night. with a buggy, road-wagon' mar
ness. a fine COW. and lot Of game chick
ems.
DR.. Elliott Gilpin and sister, Miss BESSIE
Gupin. Of Baltimore. and Miss NTgie
Drcwrv. Of Richmond. are visiting the
family Of ex-senator Peasants, Of PETERS,
burg.
The frelcht-trafic on the Norfolk and
Western go far this month is larger than
for the entire month of March. 1898. There
is slight falling off, however, In pas
scngcr-trafiic.
4 vein Of silver-orc has been found in
Carroll county. on Chestnut creek. tapl-
talists have taken an option on the pro
perty and Will put in the necessary ma
chinery 10 develop II.
Mrs. Or Samuel \. Hinton died on sun
dav morning of cancer on the throat al
her home in Petersburg, and her funeial
took place yesterday from Grace Episco-
nal church. Of which she was member
IN that city.
Mr. William $. Moore, well-known
mnchinist. and one of Alexandra couh-
cilmen. died at his home there on Satur-
dav morning last His funeral took place
Yesterday afternoon from st. Mary
Catholic church
ON Bent mountain. in Roanoke county,
John Puckett and man named Bfghl
had a difficulty In which the latter hau
several ribs broken and received other In
turies which may result IN MS oea'h
Puckett escaped arrest.
Judge MofIett. Of the Roanoke County
Court. and Mayor Younger OF salem
have each appointed five delegates TO the
,nass-rnc,ting to be held I'm Roanoke IN
April 10 arrange Tor holulhs an ihuuS
trial exposition this fan.
Mr. George a. Atkinson, Of Frederick
Han who for the past four or five months
- besn suffering with a heart trouble
di4d on Friday night at II O'Clock. De
ceased was ~ years of age, and leaves
three daughters and one son.
A f.ud. probably equal to the Hatfield
Mccoy. has broken out fourteen miles east
~ Williamson, Logan county w. Va,
". : Ferrel, an extensive landowner
was called to the door, and fatally shot
al midnight Saturday night. Posses are
forming on each side.
Colonel John S Mosby, in excellent
health and dignihed avoirdupois Is il
Warrenton and enjoys his reunion with
children. grandchildren. and old friends
That reference To his candidacy for Presi
dent must have been intended as sar-
casm on Harrison. whose chances M
doubtless holds as lightly as his own.
Rev. DIR. W. c. Starr. the eloquent pas
tor OF the Washington-Street Methodist
Episcopal church, has consented 10 DE.
liver the Masonic address on the Path OF
June (St. John s-DaO, and also the ad-
dress before Appomattox Commandery OF
Knights Templars, at Petersburg on AS
censlon-Day.
The new buildings at William and Mary
College are about completed, and vii
I'm a short time be turned over to the au'
thorltjes One. a frame building. VIII be
used as an inflrmary, and the other, two
and-a-half-story brick building, Will be
used as a mess hall. with sleeping apart
ments above for about thirty young men.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. March 26.-The Wall
street market was strong again to-day,
and further rise In prices was estao-
lished. The market was influenced by the
report that President Cleveland would
tomorrow send his veto of the Bland
saigniorage bill TO Congress. a decline in
the actual rates Of sterling exchange. the
announcement that no gold would be
shipped by to-morrow's European steam
ers, and belief that none VIII be shipped
on Wednesday.
Again, the railway reports 10 hand for
February, including the St. Paul and 81.
Paul and Omaha, were better than eX-
pected, the St Paul showing a net gain
Of Sl3lls9 for the moath. A pamphlet
report of the Chicago. Burlington and
Quincy was also given out, and II
showed surplus of a little over $1,000
for the calendar year Of 1895. The declara-
ton of the regular quarterly dividend of
per cent. by the Rock Island directors
also had good effect. Besides, the re-
ports for the third week Of March pub
lished were better. 10 the extent that
the decreases were not as heavy as an
ticipated.
There was a particularly good demand
rising to l3l. Michigan Central to 1915
and Canada Southern TO j2A. The
Changers, Anthracite Coalers, New
England, and the Southwesterns were
quiet and firm. Reading was somewhat
easier late in the day on London rumor
that the English holders OF the general
Is will not consent TO the funding Of the
coupons.
In the Industrials Sugar and American
Tobacco were strong. The iirst-named
rose 10 9Js., from 50. on Philadelphia adj
vices that the government had again been
defeated IN the suit brought, alleging
violation Of the antitrust law. Tobacco
was bid up 70 s. by the pool. Lead, on
moderate transactions. rose, and closed
AT 36i.. There was a disposition TO take
profits near the end of the day, and a
part Of the early rise OF l4Q2 per cent.
was lost.
In the final dealings the market was
steady to firm The net changes show
gains OF is0l7s per cent. Lake Shore
leading. Whiskey and New England lost
a.a5s per cent. for the day. There was a
brisk demand for railway bonds, espe-
cially the low-priced issues.
Sales. listed stocks, 1900 shares; I'M
listed. 5000.
Treasury balances: Coin, Sl0i.9sj,oc0: cur
rency, $45j75.ooO.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy at 1 per cent; last
loan at l. and closing offered at | PEI
cent: prime mercantile paper, 3i2H4i.
per cent
Bar silver, 30. silver at the board neg
lected.
Sterling exchange easier. with actua
business IN bankers bills AT A.Ng46li
for sixty days, and A.Si4Hi$is for d.
mand: posted rates. Sissa4Ssis; com
mercial bills. SLSGiaQ4 1863. for sixty days
and stS7s.niSs for demand.
Government bonds firm. state bond,
dun. Railroad bonds strong.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-27

connected with the Thirty-sccond vir-
gnia Regiment. He served calamity
through tho war. and on his return en-
gagged In farming ON Back river Some
six or eight years ago he removed to this
town, where he has been engaged in the
mercantile business He has been senior
warden I'm ST. johns church. and served
one term in the City Council. Lee Camp,
Confederate Veterans. OF this place, OF
which Captain Hudgins was n member, at
tended his funeral in a body.
The two lleutenants OF the Peninsula
Guards have resigned. and an election Will
be held In a short time TO FIJI the vacan-
Cies
Mr. L. H. Sclater IL quite sick.
County Court IL still In session. and Is
engaged to-day In trying riot-case.
The last concert OF the Young Mems
Christian Association Star course Will
take place on Friday night
The nrcmcn are trying TO raise funds
for new uniforms.
Merchants report business as improving.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-27
Royals Dead Body round-Easter Observed

NEWBERNE. y. C., March 2G.-(Spe-
cial1-Thc body OF Mr.. Royal. who was
drowned I'm Trent river on Monday last.
was found late Saturday afternoon Tome
six miles up the river from where tho
accident occurred.
Easter Sunday was a disappointment
10 many In the matter Of weather. A cool
rainy day after continued clear and
warm week was unexpected but notwith-
standing this the churches were all well
attended md the observance Of the day
quite up 10 the average Of several years
The floral decorations We're the finest
for 50 carly an Easter that have ever
been seen here.
Several Of the large truckers have been
North looking after the prospects ~ the
season now about 10 open. and returned
quite well satisfied with the outlook.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-27
BUSINESS FAILURE IN eoYDToN.
John X. HedderIy Richmond
Merchants Among the Creditors.

BOYDTON. VA. March 2G.-(Special)-
To-day John r. Hedderly made an assign
nlent Of his store and contents in this
place % X. T. Thorp. trustee, to pay his
creditors. The first class are c. B. Finch
a. ". Hedderly; second class, Writ T.
Taylor & Co. r. g. Taylor. Cot,rell. Wat
khas d Co.. Wingo. Elicit & crump
brewery. Hughes d Co. A. Blair & sons
W. \. Bryson. Gates q Brown, John T
IJwers. Southern Stoye-Works. Dixon
Bartlett d Co., Dr. l.. Il. Hamilton, I
a. Williams d Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-27
A GALLANT CONFEDERATE GONE.
Two LicutenAnts Resign-TryiDg Riot
Csse-FIrernen Want Uniforms.

HAMPTON. VA. March 26.-(special)--
Captain BENJAMIN r. Hudgins, one Of the
Oldest citizens OF this county. and who en-
jeySd The respect and esteem Of the whole
community. died at his home here at
a. n Sunday. He had been III about
ono month and was buried from St.
Johns church at l.. NJ. to-day.
Captain Iiuusfns entered the war az
captain OF the Hampton Grays. and was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-27
THEeKEYSVlLlE GOLD FEVER.
Mining Operations to 10 Commenced
ImInediatcly--A Valuable Specimen.

immediatciy-A Valuable Specimen.
KEYSVILLE. VA. March 26.-(Special.)
I had an interview with Mr.. \. J. Milf
kin. president of the Virginia Land I'M
provcmcnt Company. this morning. and he
said that he was present in Washington
Saturday at a meeting Of the gold-mining
cOmany. and that all arrangements were
completed 10 begin operations Immediately.
In my letter in Sundays issue in refe-
renee. 10 the god-mine you use these
words: Samples taken from this gold
field assaycd 1890 to $3.50 In free gid
70 the ton. One specimen ran as high as
I'm the neighborhOOd Of $50 to the tom 1t
should read that one specimen ran as high
as in the ncighborhood Of 5000 TO the
ton.
Mrs H. j. Peters and Mrs. J. 4. Bailey
are I'm Richmond attending the Moody
meetings Several other ladies will leave
this week 10 attend the meetings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-27
TaNlnr I,efnscd a Now TrinI.

DUBLIN. VA. March 26.-(SpecaD-
William G. Taylor. under sentence Of
death for the murder Of his wife. was de-
MED n new trial on Saturday in the Cir
cult Court. Taylor had been sentenced 10
be hanged on November p, 1893, but a stay
was accorded him in order that his coun-
sci might be heard in the Circuit Court
on exceptions taken IN the County Court.
Another date Will be fixed for the erecu-
ton at the next session OF the County
('nuFf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-27
:sEcoND DEFEAT FOR VARslTlEs.
Yale Again Wins by Score OF II to 1:
After Well Fought Game.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, March %
(Special)-The University Of Virginia
baseball team suffered its SECOND de-
feat at the hands Of the Yale team this
afternoon by score Of II to 10. At the
end OF the seventh inning the score stood
10 TO : in favor Of the home team. Both
teams battcd we'll Yale did not play the
last half Of the ninth inning. Batteries:
Yale-Trubeaux and Greenway; Univer-
sity-Parker and Nelson.
PRINCETON AGAIN Victorious.
WASHINGTON. March 9G.-The Prince
ton nine was victorious again to-day.
beating the Georgetown College boys by
a score Of y 10 ,. Score: Georgetown.
OOOOO2 0-runs. ?; hits. 6; errors.
IL. Princeton. 0OjO033 x-runs. T.;
hits. 10: errors. I. Batteries: Carmody
and MahOney: HitZerot. Altman. and Will
liams. Umpire William Belts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-27
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

RICHMOND. VA. March 2s-L9,iidda ay
has been generally observed as no, ',,,s',
by the Tobacco Trade. ana very n., rs
business was done. There were no au.
ton sales, and private sales were Ilgn..
Sales will recommence tomorrow mot ,.a
ing, as usual, and breaks VIII De quite
full at the bright warehouses. ~ a.,
Colonel ]. l.. Hlte, of Cincinnati. o., -
In the city to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-27
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD. March 26.-Balti-
more and Ohio. seas; Northern Central
stock 6s. asked; Baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern frsts. 1919, bid: do. first
incomes, o.. bid; do. second incomes, 2212;
do. third incomes. 7l5; Consolidated Gas
bonds, llias. bid: do. stock, 6ii2. asked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-27
A Gall for Dr. j ID. Hmfhnm

SCOTLAND NECK. y. 9. March 90
Especial. DIR. J. u. Hufham pastor OF
Tarboro' Baptist church. and who was
pastor Of the Baptist church here for ff-
teen years. has been called % the pasto
rate Of the Shelby church. and will ac-
cept and enter upon his work there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-27
Heceiyed the Parental Blessing.

SUFFOLK. VA, March 25.-(Special.)-
Yesterday mocning Mr.. \. G. Nurney and
Miss Carrie Richardson, of Suffolk. took
the Norfolk and Carolina train. and went
TO Gatesville. y. G.. where they were
married They return ed in the afternoon
and received the parental blessing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-27
TWO DuRRETT BROTHERS DEAD.
They Expire Within IA Few Minutes o.
Each Othcr-Both Unconscious.

Each Othcr-Both Unconscious.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. March 26.-
(Sccial)-HcnTy c. Durrett, aged SO. and
James NJ. Durrett. aged 81. died this morn
ing within a few minutes Of each other.
They were brothers Of William Durrett,
OF this city. Henry Durrett had long suf-
ferod from Brights disease, and latterly
his condition was aggravated by pneumo-
MIA in both lungs and by a stroke OF
paralysis.
His brother. james NJ. Durrett. died Of
malignant cancer Of the stomach. Both
were unconscious for several days before
death occurred. They were engaged in
farming AT North Garden. and were wide
~ known, especially James NJ Durrett,
who some years ago was a candidate for
the Democratic nomination for Sheriff.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-27
DR.. BROWNS FINAL SERMON.
Ills Congro cation Part with Him With
Keeret-B business IMPROVING.

Kegret-Bustness Improving.
LCRAY. VA. March 2G.-(Special)-Itev
q. ". Brown. pastor Of the Methodist
church fl this place. preached his final
sermon for the conference year last night
lr.m the text. "I'or the Lords portion is
Ais people" Deuteronomy xxi. O. The
sermon was able and eloquent Other
churches in town were closed and the
fcTmou was heard by an OVERLOOKING con-
creation. Mr. Brown has been In the
pastoral charge Of the Luray church for
four year.. and under conference rules
VIII not return to this charge. He IL one
- TIE abicst preachers that has ever filled
ne pulpit OF the Methodist Episcopal
church here. and all our people part with
LIN with regret
The March term OF the County Court
o.mmeucvs to-day. There is considerable
business 10 be disposed o.
Business here is looking up a little, and
there ale several new buildings in process
~ erection.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-27
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET

Union STOCK-YARDS, ILL. March
6.-Cattle-Receipts. 1900 head; market
steady; common TO extra steers, 2.S5ft iO;
bulls, 81. 25I325; calves, $25On5.7j.
Hogs-Receipts, 3l,000 head; market
firm: heavy. 81 pa5.75; common 10 choice
mixed, s4.i0Gt7j: choice assorted, AOG
AS; light. 81. iOH470 pigs, SSatGJ.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000 head; market
strong: inferior To choice, S2.50qf35
lambs, $3.2jHI60.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-27
MARKET QUOTATIONS
RsPoRrs From ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices OF Mousy, Bonds. Stocks. Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. kr.. and the
wen Their Indications
By telegraph TO the DIspatch.)

(By telegraph to the Dispatch)
Fl WASHINGTON. ID. c.. March &c.
lTAlp Forecast for Virginia: Far wea-
| Their till Wednesday night; slight
ly warmer in the interior; north
west winds, becoming variable.
Forth Carolina: Fair till Wednesday
night; northwest winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-27

announcing cold wave and heavy frost
the thermometer stood at 50. AT mid
NIGH, the mercury had fallen to %.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-27
DEATHS.

MDONOUGH.-Died. at his residence.
No. .0t north Twenty street, Monday
morning, March g. 1894, JAMES MDON-
OUCH.
Funeral will take place from his late
residence THIS Cruesday) AFTERNOON
al G o'clock, and remains taken to Union
Depot for interment at Troy. n. Y.
Friends and acquaintance requested TO
attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-27
MARINE INrELlIaENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH 20, 1894.
ARRIVED

Sun sets. ......... 8:27 Mornins $50. $50
Moon rises. 80. 1918 Evening. ...-.... 9:22
PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH 20, 1894.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Old Dominion, Couch. New York,
merchandise aud passengers: George W. Alien
a Co. agents.
Steamer Pocahontas. Deyo, Norfolk nercnan-
disc aud passengers; irv.n Welsiger, sup,rin-
tendent.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, MARCH 90, 1894.
/ ARRIVED.
British steamship Frcshaeii, Penang.
British steamship Shenandoah, Liverpool
schooner A. Il. Philips, Providence.
schooner =. w. Lawrence, New YORK.
schooner Baysrd Barnes New Haven.
Schooner Il. q. Dane, New Haven.
SAILED.
Schooner n. y. Pool. Providence.
Schooner Yale, Boston.
Schooner Il. 4. French, Boston.
PORT OF WEST POINT. MARCH 90, 1894
ARRIVED.
steamship Danville. Murphy, Baltimore, pas.
sengers ana general cargo
steamship Gloucester, Howes. Baltimore, gen.
stesmship City OF Columbia, Jenuey, Now
York, general cargo
SAILED.
steamship Gloucester, iowes. Boston via Nor'
Steamsh,p city of Columbia, Jcnney, New
YORK VA Newport News. general cargo.
Steamship Danvie, Murphy, Baltimore, pas
sengers and general cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-27
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, o.. March 26.-Flour-
Spring patent, S.S0Q3.O; family, $3.50
$50.
Wheat-Scarce and held at 55lsc., with
5jc. bid.
Corn-Active; No. 2 mixed, Ssi2c.; No.
yellow. 39c.
Oats-Receipts heavy; No. , mixed, 3fc.
Pork-Job rates, mess, slf50; clear mess,
$l275 family, $ll.50.
Lard-Kettle steady; steam leaf. 6Ac.;
kettle-dried, CSC.
Bacon-Steady; short clear. &c; short
rib sides. 62ic: shoulders, SIC.
Whiskey-Steady; distillers' goods, a.lj.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-27
WHEAT

Cash quotations: Flour was dull and
steady: prices were unchanged. Wheat,
BIC. No red SIC Corn. S6d3Sl.c oats
3OHc. Pork, $llWdll.O2f2. Lard T0HPq
7Oj. Ribs, $j7Od5.72i2. Shoulders, $500
500. Sides SG.OOn6.S. Whiskey, SID.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-27
The Effect. Near Richmond.

1t is feared that the cold snap will seri-
ously damage fruit in this section Of the
state. A gentleman we'll versed in such
matters said yesterday that he thought
great injury had already been done, and
that 1t would be increased by the severe
frost promised last night. The rain Of
Sunday filed the cups OF the blossoms,
and the low temperature during the night
so chilled this water that it is feared
II practically killed the fruit just form
ing. 1t Is thought cherries and peaches
will suffer especially.
When the Chamber of Commerce re-
ceived the telegram yesterday morning
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-27
Snow and Cold at Durham.

DURHAM. n. c.. March 26.-(Special)-
There was light fall OF snow last night,
and the weather has been quite cold to-
dav. There will be frost tonight.