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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-14
,uu DHPfNsARF Law.
limited States JudEs Simonton Decides MAJ
part of IL /. Unconstitutional

cuAprrsTON. ). C., March 13.-Judge
sfmonton. In the United States circuit
court. Yesterday rendered d decision III
me nabeas corpus case which was brought
~ test the constituuonaiity OF the uis-
',orv law The defendants, ). -
a. Jeryey. master OF the schooner Oaio
lima his son, and a sailor We're drIeS'eu
on the charge Of violating Iho vi 49,
law. The schooner was Se'%''I 1' ,.(,,,
landing and her cargo OF whisky from
se,aDnah was seized ana cOniiscated' as
US also the vessel The defendants gave
t,-u md wore surrendered ny their Dali
20 the sheriff. who held them IN c'iStouy'
Tbe writ OF habeas corpus Was lAeH
sued out for their release. ne couI
asked. ,,-,a...., If South
Carolina. upon which this arrest was
based in conflict with the constitution
and laws OF the United states
Incidentally, the court san that nc
disT eRsary law has peC' H'e HHeu -. -
legislation OF the STATE ~ - iol W
in1erest OF ali her citizers that 1t be sell
ia ard the constitutionali,y OF al us
-, he ascertatned. and that speedily.
Srhe court found this arrest violation
~ - constitution, and interstate com
y1erce ACT and ,rdered that The prisoners
be- discharged from custody. The court
..The clause OF the dispensary act, SO
far as it has been made 20 Apply !"
these petitioners Is aDsoi t,' ~ TOO,
- the dispensary law by the United
States Supreme court x,.o,.
BEAUFoRT, 5. G.. March ls;-Yester,
sd,, afternoon the state constables seized
on board of the sioop Our ritz 81
o o., ,rIes,on. sixteen barrels Of WHISKY ans
~ &c -, sarreIs of export beer, marked ;.
S,,ncESn and O'Neal, Wilmington, n. ca
sstr1 81 from Savannah. Benjamin Ellie
as upercargo in charge, was arrested
mon q warrant. charging infrac;ion OF
the dispensary laws. in bringing contra
band liquors into the state, me .s. ae,
sendant claims that he was only passing
.hro,-gh nv the inland passage, on ac'
Cunt OF the stress OF weather, and that
no Was bound for Wilmington.
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truth IN the report that both the Old
por,,,on and the st. Asaph tracks VIII
he opened on the same day. Inc iasl
racs to-day was an exceedingly pretty
a',o ,bs horses being well matched and
tbe contest very exciunS. summaries.
Eirse race-six and quarter furiongs.
-Bronston Is to 3D. nrst, Pottowatton1o
second, John p. third. Time Ia.
second race-fve furiongs.
,evenl first. Tammany Hall second, Apollo
third Time, los Ii. 80
Third race-hve furlongs. w
n n first. Elmstone second. Tioga third.
Eonrth race-one m'le.-Juliet teveD
d., Forager second, Lum third. Time,
1:49 IL. . .,.
Eifth race-six ami one-half furlonss.
-Doc birch (6 TO u first. Dillon j. sec
ond. His Grace third. Time, l;2s liz.
rrpry rAvoHIrIs Won AT NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS. March l3.-The track
is driving out rapidly under the influence
of the warm sun, and II the present lair
u,oatbar continues the course VIII De III
excellent condition tor the close Oh inc
meeting. The attendance to-day was
the largest OF the week, ana the ldieHs
nIaved their money hard on the laSoi
rs three of which were first past inc
srst and won easily. Uncle Lew was
Tho favorite in the two-year-old race anu
lied 10 show. Sarcasm, in the thiru J,
race was to 5 favorite, and nnisheu
tenth. imp. Wolsey was the favorlte. a.
to & and won in walk by SIX Iens'ns,
Trsmn was an even money faVori'e a. a.
the most being lacked down rom ~
ar the opening, and won the race i'o''
the start Summaries nos
ttrst race-six furlongs virgin w.
Mcknight. to 81 first. Princess hose ''''
ond entity third. Time. 40:
second race-one-half mile, seihhs, '"1.
vear-olds.-Minnie Clyde Q05, he', n -
| n n first. Leaseman second Sister hos'''
| lind third. Time, - IL. MT.
and white dO3, c. Slaughter' D 10 !.
srst Hopeful second, Diamond Dlc"
| third. Time, "a. ,.,a,o,p
I'ourth race-sevcn furlongs, haholcap
INN Wolsey' QO6, McCue, . TO % mrs,
prakem IN second. Miss Galop t"''"
| Time. 1872 IL. .o,,,rg Tram
oio Turner. even) first, Manoa seco"'
| NToIoch third. Time, l:lo'
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
TgE CLOSING QUOTATIONS or
NONEl.
oG.rlngs md Sales at tho kiehm ond To-
n.cco Txcbangs-Iptsrnal Revsnus
Colectiops-foreign Adviees

NEW YORK. March 13.--Aftcr a strong
,,,en,ng The stock market became lIItbu,
AR. ling 10 the revival Of reports, a'DtVygsii
a reduction IN the New YORK IN %. %
%t,ifcnd This stock was sold down 70
.t,as but the bulk Of the selllhE va. -. 80
s.derod as professional ana 10. nc" Tho
son without signincauce. % lat nae
dividend is concerned. people WY H. tbe
eniovpI the confidence OF lnsla'tS -. 90,
past state that in their OPINION w thSrg
lar rate VIII be malnttihtu' g., phi
definite. however, IS known. - ou
dir@cfors Tomorrow viii take acu9h -. ~
the dividend on tho cohlnl2'' Ill order
belief Obta ms that tue Doalu WI Cy'.rt-
the distribution OF the usuA4 - Ditnci
tnrs gensr4liv devoted their time piil'Ci-
pallv 10 dividend matters. anu 90
suffered iu consequence. ~ ~ and
noon there was me- he line sugar
rrose To- 1ogS, Hooking Valley 10 30
General Electric 10 ~'i ~" 1I1,i"on "a
tral 10 a4at. Delaware ana ituIso", Z"
i2i5. louisville and Nashville 70 t't,l
icrsit,y Central 10 80, and New England
10 3l5S and Wheeling and Lake EIlT ~
iGf. Tho rise ia sugar was aScrlOcd
80 denomination. and Hooking Valley ana
Wbrclinr and Lake Erie were strength
encd ty the formation OF thS NV Cltu-
minous pool by the ONO pIonuCfS ~
ref,orte about the companNs business.
Western Union sold az StH4hNdnfS Inc
statement of the company Tor the March
quarter WAS better than expected, inc
months end Cd March 81. 1880 according
10 Official estimates, the surplus VIII be
SOS UD0 Speculation closed firm, with
prices anywhere from . 10 "a per cent.
higher than ON yesterday; New Nork;
Confirm lost y. Western Union *, and
chicago cas- 2. per cent. Bay State Gas
fcUii u, 10 ID on uucoulrmed sensational
Iumors as 10 The financial standing OF
Tho concern Tho bond market was
sfroug Sales of listed stocks aggre-
gated 97.o@5 shares and Of listed. 1900
shares -
Money on call has been easy at 1iAN2
nor cent. last loan az ~ per cent. and
closing offered AT lig per cent; primo
mercantile paper. 4i405 per cent Bar
silver. co.,. Mexican dollars. 20. Steri-
lng exchange firm. with actual business
On bankers bills at iS7%G4sS for sixty
DAYS and fe91iS9h for demand. posted
rates 4~s1eu19O. commercial bills. 1Ni&lH
fs7i. Government bonds steady state
bonds duh Railroad bonds frmcr Sill
vDr a. the board GlM bid.
Treasury BalaDces-COin, $SI2GO,OOO.
currency. So 900
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TO Nj at in Boston.

The transportation committee OF the
International Christian Endeavor conVen~
ton at Boston announce that they nave
secured a one-rate fare for the round lrlp
through the Eastern States ana that
they expect to be able to announce
similar rate for the entire country pc
fore the assembling of the convention III
,JuIy next. The convention was To nave
been held i'm san Francisco, but on ac-
count Of the arbitrary action IN regard ~
rates by the railroads entering thal Sl'S
The Virginia delegation WIZ PiU ,l,,,,
On NV sea from Norfolk. Mr. Robert
9ocly Jr. is chairman of the trans
portat.on committee ., an.
Boston is making preparations 10 en-
tortatn nffv thousand delegates in July
The Virginia state convention WIN a oe
held I'm Roanoke. about TWO HohthS o.
fer the international convention
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Baseball News.

The Baltimore Baseball Cluo ma
washington Tuesday night at a doiS
O'Clock for their southern trip. M"T T,beir
T1,nICn was in charge Of the team lne..
a. =, a,i'e eton will be at Macon, Ca, where
tbsy will viii remain from March l2th ,.,5 to
2 sh inclusive, practicins and PLAYING Iliii
games amorg themselves. Then tne :a r Me-,
ca 10 Montgomery, Ala. for TWO sai aod
~ nm ~ tbe local club. March 2d and ZSd.
Er ron March oath to Slst, inclusive they
viii play In New Orleans, and in Atlanta
April 1st and I'd. ., vail
wav thew will play Raleigh April 90;
Danville. April 4th; Roanoke, April eth
Lynchburg, April 9Th; Petersburg, A ,pri,
Sth. Portsmouth. April 9tn; NotioIh, o. ra,,,
fotb and Richmond, April 18th and l2th.
The championship season VIII open on
the 18Th of April with the Philadelpnlas
a. baltimore.
Pop Tate has signed with Portsmouth
He will leave on Monday to join the
foam
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. ILL. March 13.-The bull
campaign in wheat came 10 an lhgloI Gus
end to-day at the close, the victory pea,
ing the marks Of something very AKIN 10
deIcat It Is true that the prices HdfS
not yet reached the previous low i&Fen
but they are 50 close 10 IL that lheaV
is nothing for holders 10 eNult over -
the start there was a hhgeIHs "' IN
OF yesterdays enthusiasm, but the gay
was yet young when even thdl ulSdplcal
ed The crop damage reports shoWeIeu
i'm from all directions but they had not
even a particle Of effect "edliiCi
bulletin predicted a cold wave over tIe
winter wheat area during the next lev
days ard higher Paris held the maIkeI
some but the slight benefit derived there
from only furnished another advantage
TO short sellers and 10 those VINO lel'
disposed to liquidate, May, WI, MhSd 10 cc
Cd from sc. 10 jGtic., declined 10 yDc'
and closed at JGihc, nc. under yesterday.
cash wheat during the changing hands
Of sample lots was easy ana Ec' per
Corn~Thc remaining longs in corn
Inundated to-day and then deserted the
market. leaving the pit 10 the devices
Of the scalpcrs who thereafter MADE
The best of the situation. taking wheat
as the basis Of action. FROM a Stcddy
opening there was an uninterrupted
gradual decline in prices, with the busl-
ness presenting little in the way OF ac-
tivity or attractiveness. May corn open
ed from 1910. 10 4Gisc, declined 10 4JAc"
closing at 45HQ4jlsc., a4m#c. belo" lhe
maj quota IOlS bi lt5ltlb dys 'rel'H WI -
was about steady Sugar refners took
the offerings Of car lots at fun prices.
cats-AbOut the same conditions exist
cd I'm oats as have been referred 10 con-
tinuOusly for a long time past. The
trade In this grain Is looking for some
changing operations to take place, the Qat
meal trust owning a big line in May,
which will likely be transferred into July
AT no distant date May closed lqc.
under yesterday at the decline coming
through the weakness of wheat and
corn. Cash oats sold al steady prices,
the nominal close being steady.
ProVisiOns-NO great agitation occurred
i'm product at the opening or for some
time subsequent thereto. but when the
session had well progressed there was
buying of "A local character. which,
meeting with comparatively light offcr-
ines caused an advance all along the
line. 1t was not believed that there
was any concentration i'm the demand
but, on the contrary that it was widely
distributed. The close showed an adj
vance Of 22i4c for May pork. and ne
each for May lard and Way ribs.
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Y,nnn Althrr,s Remnins.

The remains of young Carey Il. AT
thor whose death on saturday result result
ing from exposure. was reported III nun
dav's Times. are still at the unueltaN'ns
establishment OF l.. I. Chrlst'a"' o
BROAD street. Mr. Christian mas III
mun!cated with the postmaster az - as
iiu-iart ohio asking for information as
- tbe Young mans parents, but so lar RAJ,
~. baord nothing. The remains VIII
he he Kent a while longer, and il no deiihi I've
,",trIctions are received they VIII DC
hurled at the city's expense.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-14
tn Consider Annexation

The Joint Council committees OF the
,,1ias NJ Richmond and Manche5ter' VINO
- 20 consider the feasibility OF annex
zion. will have another meeting IN room
No : Of the city Hall this evening al >
o'clock. The subcommittee, consisting
of the chairmen of the two delegations,
has done a good deal of preparatory WORN
In looking up the material needed for a
sheraton of the question and the
session. therefore, promises to be an I'M
,ortaut one.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK, March l3.-Flour firm and
moderately active; winter wheat, low
>235a275; do. patent. s. OOQaOO; Min
LtsCta clear. S2.2JGi2 60: patent. 81. 2Jn
40; low extras. %i90G2.3O Southern
-four firm and quiet; common TO fair
oXTa, SL9927O; sood 20 choice, $2.SOQ
" heat dull and lower with options
CCs'Lg firm, 40. , red. store and ele-
yator 6Gc.; ahoat G2lc. Options We're
lover; No. > red, March, G0Hc.; May
Gllc.. June Gl3s,.; July, 6llgc.; August
5l9sc.; September Gi5<c.; December. 61llc
Corn quiet and lower. closing hrm: No
D. 5Oif uJ1c., elevator, 52i idI2Rc. alloat:
steamer mixed. oAGjlIc Options were
moderately active and weak az 4lQ3Ac.
lower; May. 50i4c.; July, SOC; September,
oats dun and easier. Options duh and
weaker, March. April and May, 33a,c.
Spot-NO. >, 33l3c.: No. > white. Bic;
mixed western. 34Q3Ic.; white state and
Hay 9u'et and steady; shipping. 50a
Doc good TO choice, IoG11c
Wool fairly active ana firm; domestic
fleece 1J0l9c.; pulled Ease.
Beef quiet and unchanged; beef hams
firm at $17O0d17.JO; ticrced beef dull and
firm; city extra, India mess, Nl3mH
l".lo, cut meats fairly active and firm
picked bellies SGW. shoulders, SL5Od
: -; hams, S7.7jaS25; middies steady
short clear. 500
Lord quiet and irmer; western steam,
STC1: city. SGG2la: March. $500, nomi-
nal; May $40. nominal. . Refined firm
er. Continent 81 20. South American,
$40. compound - B1I@lf1G2l2.
Pork qp.et and drmer; mess, Sl2.'o0
1900
Butter la moderate demand; fancy
steady state dairy, M1sc.; DO, cream
cry. Old lnul1c.; western dairy, S0l2l"e;
DO. creamery, new ll0l9c; 10, OH
90 14c.. Elgins. l9c.
Cotton seed oil quiet and easy; crude
ne. yellow prime. DC.
Petroleum nominal
Rosin dun and firm; strained, com
mon 10 good 81 goal %
! Iurpcntine duh and steady al 33i3g5Gc
! Rice iu fair demand and firm; domes
tic. far TO extra, 4h@6c.; Japan. 4A1
/ Nlolasses-Foreign nominal; New. or
/ leans. open kettle good 10 cnoice idlrS
active and firm az 2Sll3Sc
! Peanuts quiet. .1ao
/ Coffee barely steady at 5@20 point.
down; March. $15.1Oal51j; April, SlofW
! May. Sl4.7yul4 S0 September Sl46Ol
] l41O: December. Sl445. Spot Rio dul
/ and Grm. No T. S1G.75.
Sugar-Raw firm and quiet: fair. re
| fning. . l1-lGc. Refined firm ard quiet
/ OFF A. 83-N37kc: standard \, lo-l6G
! axe: cut-loaf and crushed. 4 0-l6NiA4c.
1 granulated ; 15-iGGfAc.
/ Freights 20 LiverpOol-Room scarce
| cotton I'd. asked; grain I'd.
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cnn. ia MNnr's Funeral.

Tender hands lowered the remains OF
Connie Myers to their last resting-place
I'm Hollywood vest erday afternoon. me
funeral was held from ST. Pauls al
O'Clock, Rev. Hartley Carmlchael oiilcla' ,
ing at the service. A delegatloh VI
nj. ~ which order the deceased was
= devoted brother attended the funeral
md added their offerings TO the generous
rrorusion OF floral tributes with winch
tho ,nound was banked and strewn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-14
MANCHESTER

MANCHESTER. March lS;-The Guar
dian in lis commercial article, says:
The firm tone and the advance in the
price Of cotton have emboldened spinners
and manufacturers TO ask for higher
prices for their products. The former
iatter nave made very little progress.
a fair volume OF business is offering,
bur The offerings are mostly at bottom
some offers made at last weeks prices
have been executed. but. workable INDIA
bus meas is scarce though moderate INES
~ favorite clothes have occasionally been
booked. There Is some China inquiry Tor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-14
l111c.Acn CAr,TIn MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS. IL LIZ riot M iirrn
L., -, 10 evtra steers So Sj1G.2j; stock
eps and feeders, s2.Coq4O; calves $50
dI.IO. .o.oo. ,,,a,l,ot e+eadv.
~ cnoice mixed. S41Og435; choice as
sorted. S425a43J; light S4.0J4l20i pigs
S3dNd4.1O. ,,ol.. ......,.,. firm. in
sheep-Receipts' 600 ma marE Iamb if &50
al 20. fancy sheep, $40.
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I,I.A1iis.

PARKER. Died, at her residence, No
523 north Ninth street. az l;@l a.. a..
PARKER: aged sixty-eght years,
Funeral will take place from the resi-
dence THURSDAY, March l4th at T..
NJ. Friends and acquaintances are m
vited 10 attend.
Interment at Shockoe cemetery.
No flowers.
PURKS. Died at her residence. ISL
east Grace street, at 1870 o'clock. Mrs.
ANN e., PURKS, wife OF Captain u. A
Purks and mother OF Mrs. w. G.. Adams.
Funeral notice hereafter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-14
D. y A Goodwin 10 Follow.

paw T. s Farland, assistant rector OF
&. pauls church, vino has peeh con.
quoting the midday Lenten services -, az
IsoS east Main street since MONDAY VIZ
ho folIowed 10 day by Rev. X. a. DoO sTi t,i
rector of ST. Johns church VINO WIZ i. oiI,-
ciate during the remainder oil 'ne weeM
These services have become very Pop ,'r
lar and are well attended ihey 81 ~
promptly at 1 o'clock ana take up nan
o, lootr only.
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The Work In Jefferson Ward.

The assessors have finished their work
OF assessing the property in JEFFERSON
ward and the books will be open for IN
spcction Thursday, Friday and SATURDAY
this week, In room No. 10, CITY hah'
third floor. The assessors will be ON
hand on those days from A. II. to
p. NJ, to give any desired information 10
the property owners.
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CINCINNATI.

CTNCINNAT1. o, March 3-FIour az
tive: winter patent, 81 7092W; family
81. 6,d2I5: do. extra, .$l.sjQl.m 81
Wheat quiet and firm; sample red'
Rorn in fair demand; No. mixed. acc.
oats fairly active and I'm moderate
demand 10. mixed, track 32ZAf35c';
No. ? white, elevator, pc &C., r,ess Ell ~
lara drIn ana in good demand; steam
leaf S7I2ll; kettle. $Il2A. a,.,.i,ora
Dry sailed meats firm; loose shoulders lS
81 ~: short ribs, 500; short clear SoV0'
Bacon firm and improved demand; loose
shoulders, SJ.2j, short ribs. $bf'; snort
clears 1913: boxed &c. more.
Whiglty firm and active at Sl'-1'
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prohahlY.a Cod Wave.

Tine following telegram was received
Yesterday by Secretary Dunlop, OF INC
Chamber Of Commerce, from the "ea'ne'
Bureau. at Washington ,.,,oo,
Threatening weather ana ram tg,.o s,,,'
by clearing Thursday afternoon. ono I,1y
warmer Thursday morning, NUN 49,
Thursday night, and proDap'y 'o'a
10
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SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH. GA, March 13.-Turpen-
tine frm at Sac for regulars; receipts.
80 casks; sales, ll2 casks
Resin firm at a decline on pale ana
medium grades: sales, 800 barrels.
Quotations: A, b, and G, sl.lO: ID. Nl.la;
E. Si.25; Z. sl.3:; G. Sl.5S;. II. Sic; !.
window glass, 50. s.; water white, S3.00Q
325
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

w II AO4Ni's ~ hIINH To- 1910
OffeTings-Corn (wh!te) $40 bushels;
oats. - bushels.
Saies-Corn white). 400 bushels; oats.
81 bushels.
Quotations: Wheat-Longberry 50c. 10
82c.: mixed. 5sc. 10 62c.; shortberry. SIC.
10 &c, No red. Gli2c. 20 t2c.
Corn-Whte. Virginia 4Sisc TO 49c
No = white, 1SHc. 10 A9c.; No. 2 mixed.
0ats-No' . mixed. 34llc to 35c; Nc, B
mixed, 83i2c 10 Sic; winter 42c TO Acc.
Pye-57c TO 5Sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-14

tdSn Quotations.. flOuT quiz ana IN tar
demand, buyers slow to pay light adj
vanccs and prices mp 1Ou15c from
week ago, No. > spring wheat. j60GOc.
No. > red, 5l3>04Rc. No. . corn. 1870
4t3.c, No . oats. 29Hc.; pork. S11 G2l30
l1.75: lard S-57i5a67O; ribs. S5Gja5.7O.
shoulders 81 62iguA7j; sides, S6OOd6. 10;
whisky, $1.2Sl2
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WILMINGTON.

WILMINGTON, n. c.. March l5.-I . 1I
''TIurpentine firm at 20G33l.c.
crude turpentine firm; hard, Sl'lo;
soft 81 80; virgin, Sl.IO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-14
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, March l3.-cotton steady.
t.aInts no bales: gross receipts, 1861
6bs1Ies,' forwarded. 81 bales; sales, 205
bales; spinners. l03 bales: stock. 1914 49,
ia 800 bales March and April. $50; May.
6.sS; June. 5s4 July. 81; August. 3oi;
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CHARLEsTON

CHARLESTON. 5. c.. March 13.-Tur-
pentine dull at 33c. s,,-. 70
Rosin firm; good strained Fl'io' i'
coiufs GG1 barrels.
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4ONDs


LONDON March l3-Bar silver, 277,l.
4.91 T. N.-paris advices quote g per
cent. rentcs at lu3 francs and so CEN
ines for The account.
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BALTIMORE.


BALTIMORE, MD. March t3.-FIour
strong: western superflne. S2.OOn2lO; ex-
ira, S29D62.5O family, S2.GJ@2.s5; winter
wheat, patent, $1,000. 30 spring, $500
e Il. straight. S3.3JH3..O.
Wheat easy: No 2 red spot and
March. 6i06lh &c. May, 6lzSa62c.' steamer Ter
No, red 5sa5SAc. southern, by sam
ple, eG1G2c. do, on grade, 5sl4n6ll2c.
Corn easy; mixed spot, March and April
As.Lg5t0c MAY. lOc. asked. steamer mix
ed 41%Glsc. southern, soc. 49,.
bats Arm: No white. western, 361gD
27c No 2 mixed. western, 345&q3Jc.
rye inactive; No. 2, DC,
Nav drmer at S12.50ql3.OO.
Grain freights quiet s,o.o
provisions steady: mess pork $3.50
brli, shoulders. SG2j; shorts anu clears
81 %; sugar-cured shoulders, s12o; Mans
small 5000; large, SlO.ZJ.
Lard-Renned $40.
Butter UNCHANGED.
Eggs easy at 1lla9l2c. ..oo,,
Coffee firm; No. !, Sl6OdlO.6Z13
2nsSdt pVirginia 3s. new. 1874 asked /;
do Century, lS%d5si4; Baltimore ana
Ohio 52i5n53 Northern Central ~ bid;
Consolidated Gas stock, G21gGG2il 90.
boads' SIS l15HGll6; do. So, lO6Aglo6A'
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standard makes of shirtings, heavy CUTE, ,I,e
bleaching cloths and Mexicans: pue ny
actual business has been uniinpoi ~ 49,
consisting only OF occasional Tahsa.
tons Japan and other foreign ouGe,s
have bought sparingIy. Yarns nave Dev''
strong, but the advance asked mas erea'-
IL checked business
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ST. LOUIS.

81 LOUIS. MO, March 15.-Flour
scarce and prices firm; patent 800 va
Wheat lower; March, 5i3sc.; May, 541s
Corn Corn . lover; March. 4Oc.; May 42hc.;
G6jS Oats lower; March, 3Olzc.; May, 5O5sa
'gPpt oSr-k-standard mess, $ll.75. Corr
L9rd-Prlme steam, SG.Gj; choice. 50 %.
Dry Sailed Mealls1Sn l2lI $500 r;2s
90. long clear, Sj.1JHj.Si ~; GEAR lids
- SfiL6lG nn: short clear, SG12l2
Pacon-Packed shoulders. 500; lids
SO 20: short clear, $G,15., 49,
High wines lower at $50.
Tagging unchanged.
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70 Run NIX RACES.

No Truth In the report That Both Tracks
WIZ be Opened ON tbs Same DAY.
WASHINGTON. March Is.-Beginning
tomorrow, six races day VIII be run
on the Old Dominion track. and after
this week the track will be opened only
on Tuesday. There IL absolutely no
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RICH TIDE.

PORT or WEST POINT, March 10. is95'
ARRIVED.
Steamship Danvile, Murphy, Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo
SAILED.
Steamship Danville, Murphy, Baltimore
passengers and general cargo.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

ALMANAC. March II. 1895.
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HARNESS.
VID A. A1NSIIEl
uoMgLrFE INSURANCE. coMpANx
mh7-th,s u,tu

II INSURANCE COMPANY
ANNUAL YEAR NnSG THE r PAY OF
THE OF
YORK, PUBLIC ACCOUNTS For
OF VIRGINIA PURSUANT TO THE LAWS VI