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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-08
REPLY 10 Mr.. PEARSON.
The Democrats Answered His Arraignment
of That Party.

ASHEVILLE y. c.. March Especial.
The house and lot OF Lawrence Pulliam'
the absconding cashier of the National
Bank Of Asheville, situate on north Main
street, were sold under foreclosure pro
ceedings here yesterday for $500 TO ~
A. Raysor, of this place.
Apropos Of the Pulliam defalcation, the
National Bank has instituted suit against
the Casualty Company. in which the faith
full performance of his duties was guar
anteed for the penalty of his bond, the
company, / understand, insisting that they
are not liable for the breach complained
Of They allege. 1t seems. that Pulliam
policy had expired before he left mere
and that the bank authorities renewed II
only after they suspected that he had
absconded without notifying the company
Of the circumstances.
Henry S. Ives. the young Napoleon OF
Finance" Of New York, and Mrs. Ives
are stopping at Wentworth Inn.
A forceful and caustic reply to the Hon
Richmond Pearsons arraignment OF the
Democratic party for alleged election
frauds In this district will be published
here. It's author is one Of the most prom
inent Democrats Of the district, and the
article utterly demolshes Mr.. Pearson
imaginary fabric of fraud.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-08
THE P0C0M0KE BOUNDARY
n,<yTR CONPLICATIONS BEFOHE
yHE COURT or LAST RESORT.
what Va. and Md. Claim In this Intricate
controversy Mr.. Mayo Urged ss Col
Isctor OF Customs at Aorfok.
TINES BrgrAu. R,r1.ry BUILDING, T,
WAsniNagoN. March z. 1894 ,

.renmcnt m trc celebrated oyster
which has attracted so much at
D0n in Nrsnia Was cas- has already
s stated in this correspondence con-
.eI Yesterday be- the Supreme Court Of
Jmtca States
...s case came zap on an appeal by ihe
s.c of Maryland from the decision Of
.. United sGtes Circuit Court Oudgos
s.r and Hrghcs1. Involving as u does
... fiIc Co the valuable oyster fisheries
q. f.c Pocomokc sound. Chesapeake bay
r is OF rreat importance 20 the state
,- Virginia.
rfe eminent counsel who presented the
r..cnIa side of the question were Sc
iccied 600 account Of their thorough lnowl-
...e OF the many intricate questions in-
VOWED. and the superior manner in
which they presented their side Of the
case sustained their wcll-kn0wn rcpu-
nuons for distinguished legal ability.
Tho case presents many interesting
clest0ns Among them is the question
o. fo the true construction and effect OF
che compact OF 1855 between the states
~ Maryland and Virginia adopted at
Mount Vernon under the immediate SUI
pcryision Of General Washington. after
wards ratified bv Congress. and the effect
upon that compact OF the adoption or
,re Constitution OF the United states.
Another question was whether the Wa
trs OF the p0comOkc bay or sound are
embraced in the provisions of that COM
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-08
NORIH CAROLINA ROADS.
State Gcoloeist Holmes Interesting Him.
self on This subject.

RALEIGH. y. c., March 7.-Special.-
Mrs. Caroline Burgwin Ashe. relict Of
Judge Thomas s Ashe, died yesterday
at her home in Wadesboro, after pro-
tracted Illness. Mrs. Ashe was Dorm h
1914. and married early.
state Geologist Holmes is taking great
interest I'm road-building In TINS STATE
He will address the people Of Aamance
county on this subject on the first Mon
dav I'm April. The Assistant State-Geolo-
glst Mr.. II. 3. r. Mite has Just Is
sued i'm pamphlet form, complete ana
exhaustive treatise on the IRON ore OF
North Carolina. no..
,rhera is a rumor ahoat 20 the effect
that the syndicate that negotiated Tor
the purchase of the Cape Fear and Nad-
ktn Valley railroad own the Atlantic ana
Danville. and that II proposes 10 eN-
tend the latter road from DahNille, wa
Ieaksville. 10 Madison, where IL strikes
. branch of the Cape Fear ana AaeHln
Valley. Tho N-or,,,
,oraIino Insane ASYLUM met here to-day.
Dr wood. superintendent. offered ms
restoration. which was accepted anu III
ceoroe Kirby Of Goldsboro' was
alected in his place Or. Wood has maze
on excellent superintendent, and his re-
sienation was due 10 III health OF hiinsei
ard family since his connection with the
INSTITUTION. The board OF directors OF
the Eastern Hopsital at GoldsboIo also
met to-day.
This afternoon a wagon. heaVliy loaueu
with cotton. broke down on the street
and a farmer was thrown off and bale
OF cotton fell OH him. INJECTING what
may prove a serious injury
A crowd Of negroes at Hamlet wound
up a dance in a big row kazors and pis-
tolls were freely used and a. q result
three women are now PROSTATE with
wounds that may prove fatal.
News comes from Winston that the
constable in attempting to arrest negro
near Grifton was resisted and had his
arm broken The constable then shot
the negro three times seriously wound
Ing. but not killing him. He IS now safe
I'm the Jail at Winston.
The property OF the New Hanover
Transit Company. consisting OF hotel
and other real estate al Carolina Beach,
railway connecting the beach with the
river locomotive and cars, wharf etc.
and franchise of the company, were put
up for sale by auction at the court
bouse AT Wilmington Yesterday. The
property was bought by Junius Davis,
receiver of the Bank Of New Hanover
for 1850. 10 protect the interests Of the
bank. Two steamboats,. Wilmington and
Clarence. the property Of the Wilmington
and Southport Steamboat Company
were also sold. and one Of them bought
I'm by Mr.. Davis FOR the bank az $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-08

NEW YORK. March cotton qulest
middling gulf, rs; middhns Hpia9"S n,,isss
sales 6lS bales Futures closed lule,,
sales. $4,000 bales; March. f45; ApIt.,
Isl: May. 7.Js: June, 30; JuiE, 80
August. 7.I5; September, go S'ooe''
T.76: November, 49,; Decemper' 60,
The consolidated net receipts OF cotton
reported to-day from all ports were
1900l bales: exports 10 Great Britain
1854 bales: Continent, 10, i54 bales stocA'
Total so far this week-Net receipts
45.7l4 bales; exports 20 Great britaln'
4O.2l3 bales. France, 1908 bales CONT
nent, Is. l52 bales. e.
NEW ORLEANS, March cotton ~
lures quiet: sales. $500 bales; Marcn
ia: April, 715 May. 724; June ~,
July. TBS. August. I4l, september ~
October. 743; November, III DECEMBER
LIVERPOOL. March .-Noon.--Cotton
in GOOD demand at fair prices, American
rnIddling. 4 3-i6; sales, 1900 bales, Ameri-
can. 1890 bales. speculation and export,
00O bales: receipts, g., 900 bales, American,
d S0O bales. Futures firm and demand
fair: American middllng, low mlddllnS
clause. March and April. 5-b4, April ana
Nav. 4 6-5f. May and June. sol June
and July. 9-6in4 1864, july ana August'
4 1i-64: August and september, i--y ~
Tenders. 500 bales new dockets ana iVV
4P. M-March 1864. March and April.
4 1854. value: April and May. 4 o-giai o-ot /;
Nav and June. 7-64, sellers June anu
IIlv 4 S-6fut 9-64; July ana AusuSs'
1 i0-6td4 l-6i August ana Sepec..nitSso,,'
Z 1f-64G4 1854. September ana Oclope.'
4 f2-6t sellers. october and NoNeii'0''
4 l2-6ti4 1901 Futures closed quiet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-08
SPRUNG 4 SURPRISE.
Attorney General Ellis on Salary Amend
ment in Michigan.

LANSING. MICH. March 7.-Attorney-
General Ellis sprung a surprise in the
Supreme Court to-day in the case brought
by the Government for a mandamus 10
compel a. recanvass Of the vote on the
salary amendment Of 1891. He asked
leave 10 amend his answer and presented
the affidavit OF j. y. Cawdry clerk of
Gratiot county in 1891. 10 the effect
that the county canyassers adjourned that
year without making any canvass what
ever Of the vote cast on the amend
ment increasing the salary OF the Attor-
ney-General. and that he wrote them
upon his record without being canvassed.
lie also presented the affidavit OF the
present county clerk that he IS unable
10 discover any original canvass. These
afidavits show that no canvass OF the
amendment vote OF 1891. was made in
GratiOt county. n the court decides that
the vote of GratiOt county shall not be
counted. the amendment viii have
majority Of PSI votes. after subtracting
the 1000 votes Illegally added TO Gogebic
county. The court has the papers under
adVisement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-08
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. ILL. March As an pros -
- ~ a cold wave for the present mas
PP,,,rosred nv this morning, the wheat
u.71 1sst hat norton OF IL remaining IN
a. was for sale az any price. no
ss,co,,ra cement was derived from tne Ing
,ieh cables. which, although not repre-
ssnting any declines, were neserehsies 's
Sisannointing. from the fact that shey
recorded no advance. Prices openea > ~.
he put-up price. and the only suppol.
tbev received during the ntst houI az
80 came from the holders OF tiosS ~ "a ~ ~,
e,as Attention was then attracted py
~ unusual strength displayed IN tns
sanr,hwest both Minneapolis and Duiutn
hoin@ very firm. IL was inhuen,ldl
snnuyh no change the sentiment IN TINS
',arl1sf Ruylng orders became more
,iiaa,,,nl and very shortly the early
pes. vas recovered and additional ssihs
addsd continental cables helped tne
hatter feeling. and IL was due 10 .n 'ei
tnenence that the close was Dut q ul-O
mnder outside figures. May whea' *, @p'n
ed &c. under yesterdays cioss az ms
touched 5ysc., then auVahev1 s W.
closing Ss4lsc. higher tnan ye,ess,f A
Corn opened weak, with whsa'i -,
,,,'@ deaf OF short selling ~as in'ulsea
s'o "t,,,'t th,. start The covering ~ tneso
III IN ascentuate the stronger ise.ins.
sshich was derived from the oe'ss. ' aone
wnieit The extraordinary hrnlnsss
-, cats also helped matters conslue'av,s -,
w. ranged between 3Ias ana oty;' Si es-
me at the outside, a gain OF 9s97s0' LUZ
t' 1a rs lead everything on the moor az
far as strength was concefnsu, Us
nervousness among otnef sno'ss 'an,
noticeable upon buyins oy p'''h"''"'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-08
FUDIsILAR's FOLLOWERS DEFEAT.
The British Forces Capture and Burn the
Village of Il mbjnr.

LONDON. March THE admiralty
Office is in receipt OF a dispatch from
Bathurst. Gambia. this morning. report
ing another engagement between the
British troops Ca detachment Of the
West India regimenD and strong band
of followers OF Chief Fodisilah.
Rear Admiral Bedford. Of the flagship
Raleigh, reports that the West midas
were attacked by natives while advancing
upon the village of BambJur yesterday,
a fight ensuing, in which seven Of the
British soldiers were wounded The West
midas opened deadly fire upon the ma
tives. causing them 10 retreat. The add
vantage was followed up until the British
took possession OF Bambjur. which they
burned. The loss 10 the natives in killed
and wounded was very heavy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-08
THE AMERICAN BELL
TELEPHONE COMPANY,
l25 Milk Street, Boston, Mass.

This Company owns Letters
Patent No. 463,569, granted to
Emile Berliner November IL,
1891, for n combined telegraph
and telephone, and controls Let,
ters- Patent No. 474,231 granted
to Thomas A. Edison, May -
1892, for a speaking telegraph;
which patents cover fundamental
inventions and embrace all forms
of microphone transInltters and Of
carbon telephones.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-08
nA1r.y COTTON LETTER.

rollowlng is the daily cotton letter OF
Atwood, Violet & Co, OF New YORK by
p,Naer sales are large again to-day
% aa6 bales. Futures improved to 2-si.
irtss US not considered sufficient re-
lni .,,a however. 10 our advance at the
OPENING. and first prices WEIR na,e, az , last
hshs ,rhe character OF buying has
Wiz been good, and quotations advanced
a asn,nts over to-day's lowest, and from
~ III another decline followed; and we
cloSed about same as yesterday Inc
I,ilish feature OF the market. while not
un i,la,s.,t 10 The general observers. mas
n a,,ch a. the Official figures viii not be
n t,.ao ,,ntil Friday. is that the loss OF
sock s,ock at interior points shows the sources
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-08

postmastcrs to-day for North Carolina
and only two FOR Virginia, which were
as follows: W. NJ. Delp appointed at Big
creek. Tazewell county. vice G. l.. Rich
ardson and l.. NJ. Scott at Sugar Grove.
Smyth county. vice w II. Whisman, both
OF which arc TO be credited to Congress-
man Marshall
The special mail service from White
Marsh 10 Bridges. Gloucester county, Va,
has been discontinued. III. l.. W.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-08
A Criminal Lunatlc.

LONDON, March 7.-Wyndham Carter,
the crank who was arraigned in the
Bow-street Police Court on February
18th, on a charge of having menaced
the life OF the Queen. was to-day adj
Judged "A criminal lunatic. Since his ar
raignment I'm court on the original charge
ne has been confined In an asylum. but
not as a criminal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-08
Weldon Notes.

WELDON. n. c., March Especial
Rev. w. w Royal, for six years mis-
sionary 10 China, and a member OF the
Virginia Methodist Conference. lectured
here last night TO "A fine audience.
j. c. Seasons general merchant at Lit
tleton, has assigned with liabilities about
5000: assets, not stated; T. c. Harrison,
assignee.
Halifax Superior Court is in session this
week. The docket is slim.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-08
ST. LOUIS.

but quiet, patent; S2.s5q3.0o, choice.
81. S5d 200.
Wheat firm and higher; May, 5'isc.;
July. $3.50 bid.
corn firm and higher: March, 3''sc.
bid; May, 3i2sc.
Oats higher. May. 3iisc. ..-....-
Pork-Standard mess. Sl2.l2i4gl2.23 on
orders Sled. ...,. 49,,
Lard-Prime steam. S1Oo-2aD tierccs
selling.
Dry Sailed Meats-Shouldcrs, 49, -
LONGS aud clear ribs. S6i2ia. shorts 1924
Bacon-Boxed shoulders. 500. longs.
SG.S7isdT.Oo: clear ribs S'.Woi.lZ'2'
shorts. SI25.
High wines steady at SLID.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-08

WECKERT. Died. March 9Th; at ,t me
residence Of her husband, MaddoN, Ill, MI
MATILDA, beloved wife of John We sis.,
ert, in the fortieth year OF her ase' Sng
leaves a devoted husband ana son ".n
many relatives and friends 10 mourn
her death. ,. -.
Funeral will take place from Christ Epis,,
copal church THIS AFTERNOON at :
p. NJ. Friends and relatives invited 10
attend
Norfolk. Cumberland Md, Washing
ton. Baltimore. and Philadelphia papers
please CODY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-08
Killed Her Baby With Hair Pin.

DURHAM. ~ c.. March Especial
Ella Norwood. colored. killed her new
born infant lying beside her in her
bed. She stuck a large hat-pin down the
babys throat. She was arrested this
afternoon and is now in jail. She ac-
knowledges killing her child, and says
the devil made her do II.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-08
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, Md, March ''-r ''ui
sl SSSsot al AMI and hrmer: No . red spot
and " March" 60%q9lc.; May, C6ha,S'ye.'
July s5q65Ae steamer :. N %S,e 6 5Sa' &C
bid; milling whea ai,xe ~ SPOT pot and March,
49a42Hc.: April, 42Q42-c; Nay ~
42c steamer mixed 4I@ ia,h Sla DO sou, on
ern corn, by sample 4-a i''20'' W. '
3 S 1st frmer, 10. white. western, $'a
37igc.; No. . mixed. western s 5e%Es3ipc
pytter easy and quiet; creamery, fancy
o3G2lc.; do, fair to choice. 2OgZle'' oo''
Imitation. lSal9c.
Eggs firm. o,,
coffee arm: No. Z. 1910
Other articles unchanged. -, IA.
Ronds-Baltimore and ONO, 81 Diu
>-ou,barn Central. 67ikd6s; Baltimore ana
, NoI =" Southwestern hrsts. lO3 pa. 10, 90
first incomes, doq65; do. see 1@s i consolI.
lated Gas bonds, ll3sQll4; DO s'ocNs'
gl5LG3.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-08
Naval Orders.

WASHINGTON. March THE Presl-
dent to-dav nominated Capt Lester A.
Bleardsly to be commodore. Comman der
nander j. n. Dayton 70 De commander,
Lieut. T. B. Mason to-, TO be a lieutenant
commander. Lieut. Junior Grade n. 5.
Grade " 81 Rogers to be lieutenant.
Past Assistant Paymaster Charles NJ
Ray to be al a p1aymaster Assistant Pay
master Frank T. Arms 10 be a passed
assistant paymastef
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-08

neat o. the explosion In the Richmond
smart last night They recovered the
crushed and scarcely rrecognizable body
OF o. James Northen and Albert Williams at
M, Northen's 9oaiy was almost
aster win be buried tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-08
CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI, O.. Mnrch '.-Fiour-
Spring patent. S3sOn3so; family. s2.29
also.
Wheat No. red. SIC.
Corn-No = mixed 3Ic.; No. yellow,
37i2c.
Oats-No. = mixed. 52c.; No. white,
SIC.
Pork-Mess. 81. 75diiS7ia; clear moss,
Sl2.JO: family pork, Sl2.JO. clear family,
s13.75. ,,
Lard-Steam leaf, SI25. kettle dried
$50.
Bacon steady: shoulders. $50; short
rib sides. SGS7is; short clear sides, S'5'ls
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-08

WASHINGTON. March THE Senate
has confirmed the nomination OF l.. w.
Hunter, receiver of public moneys and
Harrison Purcell. register of the land
office at Montgomery, Ala, and the fol-
lowing pOstmasters:
North Carolina-T. J. Lowry, Mount
Airy; J. w. Knott, oxford.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-08

WASHINGTON. March 7.-President
Cleveland has promised el to review the
campment in Washlngton next August.
General schofeld has consented to in
spect the Kniehts. This is the FIRST time
the President and the comnmandlng Cen
eral Of the Army have SO honored similar
gin August g7th and last three days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-08

WAsHINGTON. March Two hundred
thousand dollars Of the nifty million loan
has not been taken up me subscribers
u .sr h, aho l.i .S' the time named.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-08
SAVANNAH.
~.

SAVANNAH. GA. March 7.-Turpen.
tine market opened and closed firn at
2gl,c. for regulars. sales. about 100 casks.
Rosn market firm and In good demand;
sales about 1000 barrels options closed
unchanged. Quote-A. y. {. ID, and r.
Sill: y. sii5; g. sL35: II. Sl.6o; |, si;o5:
X. $3.50. NJ. $50; n. SsA5; window
glass. $3.50: wafer white, $40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-08

Union STOCK YARDS, Ill, March
common IN extra steers, S3Hs5.l0; stockers
and feeders. S255a$.00; cows ana bulls
81 25aN50. calves, S.50Hs5.h -,
Hogs Receipts. 5000. Market ruled
steady. but closed weak. Heavy, saoyN
iqs. common 10 choice mixed, fii0Hs9.
cbojce assorted S47OdS5; light N.70aAso;
pigs. S9Ou$i.s5. .~,,or
Sheep-Receipts 10000. Market nu teis
Interior to choice. slUGS3lJ; lambs GOV
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-08

NEW YORK. March Flour lHles
and steady. winter Nneal ''N N,innsaota
s. OOfi2 10. patent S'.-pH -, 81, 80 "a. low
clear 81 aO12eO: patent. S3i'fi4."'' 10Y 10y
'., 49,, - ~ * Southern Hour iuu
~ etaadv. common % fair extra, H-'oV
AZ O0. good TO choice do, 20 ve io,,s.
Wheat dun and hrmer, WIN ",il,,teit'l.
No red. store ana eiesas1a' live and
irrse,,,lar closing firm al an advance Oh
anse 10 , red GZiac May. ofIs'
o1n duh and hrmer No ,. 800 t"igyn,'
elevator. 44nN4ilac. anoat' DpeD',ii ,r1n
but closed firm al ss4'sc auF'' t,,ly III
43iLc April and May, 434c. Juiy,
caats fsirlv active options suonsc' ,
~, ~ go ~ Apru. 3Ja4c.. May, 5'tec.
40. . shite, March 3s12c', ,A.sipa ~, 'asil NJ
Spot-No. .. 314c' No. e--.o,M,i NJ White
az mixed western, 3s43oEe'' ""''9
dGY S99 49, 80 and ln moderate demand
Wool steady. IN moderate demand anu
unchanged. ,.. ord unchanged;
beef hams duh at Sl6o, ui elTeu ness
~ on 15. 80. ont meats quiet and weak
ricitod bellies 1919. shoulders So;vvH
y o.. hams. s9O0G9 62ig, mlquiea noi,, l,,i
lard qulet and firmer, western '' sa M
S737ls: city, S662l2a8 30, I'll ai,ief. con
a ,ioent s. -. south America Ss.-V' COM
round S6OOn6l 2lg. ,.a and steady.
pork in moderate demand anu "a 10 no
mess si3OOq13.75; extra prime me- S'1 eto,,
Rufter in large supply ana io%SI 20, 2t"''
dairy. new, i5q2le DID,. ao ola: lI' dairy
new 12ibGl6c. do, creamery now ''e'
pc: Elglns, pc. .,4 o,sv. crude
Cotton seed oil quiet anu Easy
9Ia.Q2sc.. yellow. 32ifc ,a,,
Petroleum quiet and steauy' ia cam.
Rosin quiet and steady s'rai'''D' '''''
mo-, ia GOOD 81 lOul.lJ. ,,-...,t,-
n' TTuurpentine dull and firm at 5sg$ y :,
Rice dun and steady; d9 9afiac 10" ~
NoIasses- Foreign nominal, Ne" VI
leans dull and steady ut 5oa"oc'
rreeSs eelso 9tiiSr 10 to 30 points up
usrrb si6 2OGlG3O: May, Il9.egllll i2e -,
-1 INV si5I5: September sl4. .Va ~ y 20 ~
gudS % steady and quiet; No. Z SlLDQ
sugafRaw ,5s and R X fSif aSa1 ano
iaL lellsss"7 2129t 3-f6c; standard \
4HG4 lice: cut-ioaf 3a5 3-lGc t crushed
~ 3fI6c.. granulated. 4ltn4 v-ipc.
-, 3.,,'ts ~ liverpool duh and weak
cotton, 9s.64d. grain, 21sd. asked
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-08

long" who already has profit In HE
holdings. and was pushing his adyant-
age.
Provisions were firm and higher on a
good demand. induced by steady hay
and grain market and the strength par
ticuiarly IN corn and oats. May pork
closed with a gain OF nc. over yester-
day May lard nc. higher, and May ribs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-08
WILMINGTON

WILMINGTON. n. g. March I;-Rosin
firm. strained pc: good strained, SlW.
Turpentine steady al 2sisc.
Tar steady az Soc s,,o.
Crude turpentine steady; hard, sl'io'
soft and virgin 81 So
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-08
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. VA; March Z, 1884.

OYerings-Wheat, 80 bushelsi corn
(white), 200 bushels.
NSales-Corn (white) 900 bushels
t,uofatiors- Wheat-Longberry GOc. 10
esc'. mixed, zoe. TO &c; shortDerry. 5sc.
no Gsc; No. red. &c:
Corn-White, Virginia tbas lots) 43c. (;
u o.ats-Winter Qor seed. BIC. TO 40c.;
No mixed, 35c. 20 &c.; No. . mixed,
3lc. 10 3Ii4c.
Pve 55c 10 SIC.
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cash Quotations Flour was steady ID
firm at unchanged prices; No. spring
wheat. 1S4c.: No. corn, SS.c.' No.
lard. $1,000 -O2ia. short rib sides. so.v2'g
G6O5i5. shoulders. $6Ooud.2J: short clear
sides. Sc s51i6 ia. whisky. SLID.
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FOR SALE.

DEEs FOR sALE-IMPROVED STOCK
ID in new hives. Aadfess D. L. %
Alton. Va. Post-ofiice Box =
mhS-th. fr&su3t
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Use HoRsBoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE.
Or. O. /. Halbert. Waco. Tex. says: Il
have used il in dyspepsia with good ef-
feet "
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Four V ct ms Recovered.

SCRANTON. PA, March AFTER great
risks to themselves. gang OF twelve
rescuers cQIubatted the after-damp and
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LOST OR FOUND.

T OsT-A GOLD HAIR ORNAMENT,
IL with Diamond and Turquoise setting.
Finder will be- literally rewarded by re-
turning same 10 GO4 east Grace street.
mhS-lt
I OST-IN MEYERS DRY GOODS
l. Store. on the counter Tor nttlng
kid gloves. a SEVEN-CLusTER Ola
MOND RING. Finder VIII De nOerdlls
rewarded by leaving at MEi Eis ;, SNlh
and Broad. mho-lt
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CHARLESTON.
cIIrcAcO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHARLESTON. 5. e.. March I-Tur-
pentine firm at DC 900
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BONDS
STOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND, VA. March Z. 1884.
Reported by John l.. Williams & Sons.
Bankers and Brokers, No. 1000 Main
street
cnln- 100 pinhr,nnd Clfv &c AZ lnn
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MARINE 1NrELLIGENcE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. March 8, 1894