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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31
THE STRING TURF.
Only Two FavOrites Cash at Ola DO
,,sntnu Track.

miniOn Track.
WASHINGTON, March So.-Elieh H.
1oO-to-1 shot, landed the money III the
first race at the Old Dominion track TO-
day. and only two favorites cashed.sMahy
of the horses were tired out in the second
race, as they were at the post hity-thfee
minutes. ~.
4 subscription was started TO-DAY TOT
the relief of the family of Jockey Boyle
who was killed yesterday. The track-meh
headed the list. ,,,,
First race-four a half furlongs-Ellen
H., 100 10 u won, My Gyp second ran
King third. Time. 80.
second race-six aud one half furlonss-
Billy Boy q to u won, BY Jove secohu'
Blue Bird third Time, l:23 IA.
Third race-four furlongs-Dutch Glri
q to lO) won, Frank r. second, irish H.
third. Time. 81.
Fourth race-one and one sixteenth
miles-Half Breed 90 to " won, Thursion
second. c. o. ID. third. Time. l:i9
Fifth receive furlongs-Little Jim %
10 81 won, Flash second, BoDton thiru'
Time. l.02.
sixth race-six and one half furlongs-
Trincule % to - won. Imposter second
Benvdlio third. Time, LA.
WINTER MEETING CLOSED.
NEW ORLEANS. March So-Ihe
Crescent City Jockey Club closed sue
cessful winter meeting Of ninety-seven
DAYS to-day. Only two favorites won.
King Craft was sent off a block y front
OF the field In the second race, and walked
home eight lengths in front. In the last
race st. Croix went all the way around
the track under a double pull TO the
stretch. where Billy Mckenzie passed MIN
and won by four lengths.
on Monday the Louisiana Jockey Cup
will omen six-days' meeting. The pest
horses and Jockeys have left for other
meetings. Summaries:
First receive furlongs. selling-tabla
003. Blake 20 to u won. Birdcatcher Sc
cond. Cinema third. Time. 1903.
Second race-five furlongs, selling-king
Craft Q02, Turner. to u won. Beaure-
gard second, Masonic Home third. Time.
1:2 1-2
Third race-sIx and one half furlongs.
purse-Wegota Cos. Midgley, to 81 won.
loo Woolman second. Void. third. Time,
40 L.
Fourth race-seven furlongs. selling
Rurrelrs Billet nl3 Midgeley, TO 81 won.
princess Rose second. Oh No third. Time.
l:30 IA o,
Fifth ce-mile-Billy Mckenzie dOl.
Aker. 10 to u won. ST. Croix second
Marcel third. Time, Ia IL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31
CONFEDERATES IN CHICAGO.
Gathering mt Dedication OF Monu-
ment to Southern Troops.

CHICAGO, ILL, March 30.-The Con-
federate monument In lakewood Cemetery
this city. will be dedicated on Decoration
Day, General Wade Hampton. OF South
Carolina, delivering the dedicatory ad-
dress. The event has awakened great en-
thusiasm in the South. and carloads OF
flowers and hanging MOSES Will be sent
10 Chicago 10 ornament the monument
and graves from each OF the southern
cities.
Among the ex-COnfederate officers who
have expressed their intention TO Cen
eral Underwood OF being being are: Lieu
tenant-General John u. Gordon, United
states senator from Georgia. and Com
mandsr Of the United Confederate Nete-
rams: Lieutenant-General James Long
street. the senior southern general living;
Lieutenant-GeneralA A. 7. Stewart. Chlcka-
manga Park Commissioner; Major-Gen-
eral Fitzhugh Lee. Ex-Governor or Vir-
| ginia: Mai General T.. G. Walthall.
| United States senator from Mississippi;
| Major-General Matthew Butler. ex-United
| states senator; Brigadier-General Frank
| c. Armstrong. Forests principal lieu
| tenant; Brigadler-General Eppa Hunton,
| ex-United States senator from Virginia;
| Bflgadier-General Joe Shelby United
| States marshal OF Missouri Colonel VIII
| liam Preston Johnston, president Tulane
University. La; Hon. John w. Daniel. SEN
ator from Virginia, and others.
The Committee on Reception Is com
| posed of 200 prominent Chicagoans. among
| them being Postmaster Hesing, Johr
| ]. Mitchell, II. n. Higglnbotham. Lyman
| j. Gage. president OF the First Nationa
Bank: Cyrus II. Mccormick. James w
| Scott, w. w. Baker. Potter Palmer. ant
| General John &. Black.
The battery OF four steel rihe-cannon
having a record. and nearly 2,0Q0 projec
tiles, that the government appropriated
with which 10 ornament the burial plot
are In the city awaiting good weathe
to be placed In position.
| There are 600 Confederate soldier.
buried in lockwood" the largest numbe
inferred at any one point In the North
who died in Camp Douglass prison. 1862
1850. The monument erected over thei
remains was cut in Georgia of pearl-gra!
| granite, near Atlanta, and IL surmounte
with bronze statue OF typical southern
| soldier after the surrender, and stands
| from base 10 crown of statue forty feet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31
Mean temperature. ......-........ 81
NEW work. STOCK MARKET.


NEW YORK. March S0.-Speculation NJ
the Stock Exchange to-day was active
and a confident tone characterized INC
trading. The main factor at work was
the activity and advance In silver GER
tificatss having risen to 6Ils at the ooaru'
Higher prices from London. the progress
making in the reorganization OF tne Az
Gibson and other properties, and the be-
lief that the presidents OK the ahthracl,s
roads are near settlement OF the al
lotment and other matters disturbing inc
trade, also added to the buliish leeins
Business was unusually large Tor a "a
turday, l6s,9Ss shares changing hanos.
The Improvement. which ranged iloi"
u to 2ia per cent. was well distriou.eu
Jersey Central advance "a; Sugar "a
Tobacco, IA; Baltimore and ohlo' "a
Canadian Pacific, IA; Lackawahna, =:
Laclede Gas, preferred. l; Long is,ana
Traction, 1%; New England. Y; Lea'nef'
preferred. On; Leather. common, ls'
I've leland traction was strengthened
Nv tha receivers announcement that the
Brooklyn city rental had been pain.
General Electric was the only iea Ni,
stock that showed weakness, ana ist
point. TO a5AIS5Ik. Erie was not iiiIu-
enced by the announcement that the re.
ceivers intended applying Tor leaVe "
issue A.C0o certificates. IL Is proposeu "
pay of the car trusts and other pressing
London recovered and bought faiTiy
large amounts Of Union Pacific, Atchi-
SON ST. paul, and Louisville and Nash
Vile. ,.S r,,.s raar
Speculation closed firm, with prices n pea :
the highest figures of the day. sugar
was the most active stock, figuring LOT
81 500 shares. .,,.a and
strong. , .se Jog OOo.
currency, sf26S3,cO0
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call nominally 2l5 per cent;
prime mercantile paper: 4MHSSA IP, per GENT bl,
Sterling exchange FRO, Win aetH U5, S 9,r
siness I'm bankers bills at i.sshGi.ssl2 10.
sixty days. and LSsi1 for demand. posit3eS1i
rates. 4S9qi9oia; commercial biiis' 4's'g
f Ear silver. 65.: silver at the board
| 67h. 49, c.,,a honds
dni railroad bonds active and strong
STOCK QUOTATIONS..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31
Agents for the Coal Operators

The coal operators of the Kanawha and
New River section, some twenty-five
In number. met yesterday at the Ex-
change Hotel and appointed Mr.. c. b..
circuit, OF New York. their general east
ern selling-agent, and Mr.. j. H. Hopkins,
of Richmond, their inland sellng-agent.
Heretofore, the Chesapeake and ONO
Railway Company has been the agent OF
the operators. but recent act OF the
Legislature Of West Virginia prohibits
any railroad company from acting in that
capacity in future
Under this west Virginia law. which
was passed by the present Legislature,
the Pocahontas Coal Company ceases to
exist, and Norfolk and Western coal VIII,
as has been stated, be handled by Cast
ner & Curran.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31

Mr.. Barney Wertheim, who for a num-
Der OF years has been connected with the
clothing trade OF Richmond, leaves to-day
for Jersey City 10 open a large clothing
establishment there, and will carry with
him the best wishes Of host OF friends
Mr.. Wertheim was for long time con-
nected with the house OF II. Schwarzschild
& Co.. and about six years ago. in as
ISOLATION with Mr.. Schwarzschild. opened
the Boston, Clothing House, the two con-
Quoting that popular establishment until
1t was bought out by the present pro-
prietor, Mr.. Jacobus
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31

lesl-vism, psssm nj. ssek tetaqk
Wiistsy-- JiSm & ID. q Z
n! LOUIS
n. LOUIS March So.--rleur-Ql -
nrm; patents, 0WD4g; oboIoot OO48
Whsai-Lowsft Nay. 6c, -
corn-Lewsr; Nay. = la, JON -
osfs--rtsmss; June. MA
Pork eaAdard mess, H&d ~
Lard-Ptme steam. = &c.; ehese4 ~
Bscon- sscy!der.; e.: Ienfe $500
Dry ssls Mssie .ehouldsrs Fl 4e8
I'd; dear IBIS : Sc; shosl eiSss. 8 ~
Higk winso-6tsady q ~.
THB COTTON MARKyrA
LIVERPOOL March MI 2. M.AYScr
:a6 xsy. IL Ssy;sE:; H AZ s.9 w. ~
sspsemSss. ! n.tsd,. Suysrs; 1spssmSsv-
November, ) icys9s S.sld.' Nov:mSsr.De.
sTs;ss sss FUTURES S:s'" s's::s ~
NEW YORK, March p.--cotson aulets
middIing gulf, 8 1l-i6c. middlinG. e1-lec.
Net receipts; ssS bales; gross, g" 49,,
81 spinnsfs; i stsei. 1880 bales.
bales: April, 3G6: May. No: June UsOs
July. August, and September. ~: ~
tcbsr. ss.a: Noys%bef. 49,; Dscs"sss'
Totals to-day an, % far this yeehS
Nec receipts, 1900 bales; exports % 0reae
britain. f1769 bales: Continent, 7.<l2 boSeos
stock. 883,l2l bales.
Totals since September LIST: Net ~
ceipts, 1901 Si bales: exports, Great IN:
tain, 2.SS1ll3 bales: France, "a. $0; Con-
tinent 1Oll,049 bales.
Total visible supply Of cotton for tA4
worm. 4.5i4,295 bales, OF which 49,
bales are American; against Ans. ym oaleo
and 3,594,1s3 bales. respectively, last year,
Receipts OF cotton this week at en
interior towns, 70,0ss bales. Receipts nom
the plantations. sf.5Sd bales. Crop ID
sight. s045.078 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. March 3.-FutursS
closed steady; sales. 1890 bales: ARr,li:
August S9s: September, W0f: October.
500: November. SOL December, $40.
NEW YORK TRUCK MARKET.
NEW YORK. March @.-Kals-NorfoIx''
Spinach-Norfolk. uD0s3
LONDON AND PARIS.
LONDON, March 3o-Bar silver. y -
5P. M.-Ptris advices quote per esns
rentes at 1G:.. sc. for the account.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Reported fur the DispatchJ
NORFOLK, VA. March 0.-nayxse
steady: common, td1hc. primo ltc;j
extra prime. &C.. fancy. shc' Spensns
Soc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31
Married in New York.

Mr.. i. c. Meyer, Junior member OF the
firm of A. NJ. Meyer IL Brother, OF this
city. was married last Tuesday evening
to Miss Flora Foss, of New YORK, at
Arlington Hall. ST. Marks Place. The
bride is a very accomplished and talented
young lady. and is held in high esteem
amongst her large circles of social ac-
quaintances. Mr. Meyer is very well
known and quite popular, having been
engaged in business here for several
years. The bride and groom were the
recipients of many costly presents.
Among those who attended the we'd
ding from Richmond were Mr.. Moses
Meyer, father Of the groom, Mr.. Samuel
stern, Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Caldwell, and
their little daughter. Ruth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31
Let the Fast Mail Go BY.

ut Is vain" said DR.. Johnson, In criti-
cising one Of Pope's epitaphs, ito Judge
when we cannot alter" For this reason
the writer Is absolved from saying any
thing critical Of Carters turgid and ter
ribe melodrama, the Fast Mail" which
has already been withdrawn from the
Academy stage. The only noteworthy
piece OF acting In the play was J. j.
Morris's performance OF an italian viii
lain. IL merely remains 10 express the
hope that next season the schedule will
be changed. and that in any event the
Fast Mali will not run In this direc-
fiOn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31

RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

RICHMOND, VA. March ~ -. a.
No auction sales to-day. and private
Revenue collections: Cigars and cige-
. :; 4, !, SOD; tobacco a'in@ Total
~ Private sales for week: Wrappers. u:
smokers. %; filters. 22S: cutters, q; DARK
leaf, rs: scrap. Is; Burnley. -; Jugs. LOO.
Total, sos hogsheads, against w hogs-
Reyenue COLLECTIONS for week: CiEars
and cigarettes. ss.7sAs3; tobacco. uo.bls.S'
Total, s20.27is2 rv
~. smokers. 3s3; filters, $50. cutters, ~;
dark leaf. 6s4: scrap, sc: Barley. %; Tugs,
4g7: stems. @ Total 2ss9 hogsheaass
against 2,Oz2 hogsheads last month"; ana
Revenue collections for month: Cigar
and cigarettes; ta2.Ssas7; tobacco s'.sSS'ss;
'g Ths,e ''v vas nothing Of interest In the
market to-day. Business dull. We look
FOR large bright loose sales next week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31
u. NJ. G. A. News Notes.

The matinee entertainment given at the
Young Mems Christian Association yes
terday afternoon for the benefit Of the
boys Bible fund was largely attended,
and the exercises were thoroughly en-
joyed. IT was decided to repeat the en-
tertainment next Friday night.
The last address 10 young men TO be
delivered by Rev. w. Asbury Christian
will be given this afternoon at the Young
Mems Christian Association at 4 o'clock.
Subject: Three Phases Of Applied Chris
tianity-Business. Society, and Politics."
Soloist. Mrs. X. c. Lockerman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31
ACCIDENT TO DIR. w. w. PARKER.
Both Bones in His Left Leg Broken
Just Above the Ankle.


Just Above the Ankle.
DR.. W. W.. Parker met with . very
painful and serious accident yesterday
afternoon about 2 o'clock.
While he was riding along Main street
near the st. Charles Hotel. his horse
slipped and threw him to the ground.
breaking both bones in his left leg. He
was taken into Mr.. Goodies shoe-store,
where the limb was temporarily bandaged,
ard thence conveyed to his home in a
carriage.
Later, Drs. Ellis and Hugh Taylor set
the broken bones, and though DR.. Parker
suffered intensely for seyera! hours he
was resting quite comfortably last night
DR.. Parker Is one OF Richmond's Oldest
and most useful physicians. and aside
from his large practice, is very active in
many charitable enterprises. The acci-
dent is no less a misfortune to the poor
than to DR.. Parker.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31
Not an EGG Was Broken.

There was n runaway on Church lill
yesterday afternoon, which created con-
siderable excitement, and was singuiarly
fortunate in not causing any damage.
The double team Of Mr.. Peter Courtney
who lives in the county, was being
fed In an alley near the store
Of Mr.. ]. ii. Bradley. Twenty-sixth and
O streets. when rock thrown against
one OF the horses caused them to take
fright and dash off. a small boy named
Pettus .Tisdale was in the wagon, as
were two pigs and a lot of eggs. In
turning a corner the wagon was turned
over. but no damage was done. Not even
an egg was broken. The boy was caught
under the wagon-body and slightly bruised
though not at all seriously hurt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31
ExPREss-TRAIN HELD Up.
Sheriff on Board and one of the
Robbers Killed.

NASHVILLE. CAL. March 3o.-The
nor'h-bound Oregon express train was
he!d w at "a point 100 yards or more
below the crossing at Reeds station.
seven miles south OF this city. at about
10 O'Clock this morning. James j. Boz
slfd the shtfinf OF Tehama county. who
"aN passenger on the train. was killed,
'tEcthcr with one Of the robbers, man
t'& feet In height, weighing about 200
pounds, and attired In a complete bicycle
sn' over which he had pair of over
" 80 The dead robber is known In this
VIZ having been served with Z meal at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31
CHIMEs OF NORMANDY.
Mozart Academy, April 10 and II.
CHIMES OF NORMANDY.
Hardest Run of the Season.

The Deep Run Hunt Club met yesterday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at RIO VISTA
and had the hardest run or the season.
The hunt was Of several miles ana CIR
cled from the starting point 10 the club
hou,A. on the Broad-street road, the
pace being very fast. Mr.. Harvey Savage
had fall. through no fault OF his own.
however. He was not seriously hurt. The
young ladies in the chase were Misses
Irene and Phillis Langhorne. Blacker.
and Handbook. The gentlemen were Mr..
Stannus Handbook. master OF hounds:
and Messrs. Blacker. Leathley. Clarke,
Causton. Myers. Savage. Woon. Vaughan.
and othprS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31

Invitations have been issued - We
Thomas lectures. to be delivered ~ hien-
mond College this session oy rrotesos
g IT. winchester, Of Wesleyan University.
The course will be as follows; 1. Thomas
Carlyle" Tuesday, April 9th. 2. "Arthus
Hugh Clough and Matthew Arnold" We'd
nesday. April 10th. 8. Alfred Tsnnyson."
Thursday, April 18th. 4. "Robert Brown
ing" Friday, April 18th. "rhs English
Lakes and Their Posts." Monday. April
18th
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31
ro.Morrow Aii-Foops-Dsy.

Monday will be "All-Fools Day" ana
though the custom Of playing practical
foxes and fooling people on that day has
OF late years been more honored IN the
breach than the observance II would be
well for people to keep their wits about
them. The origin OF the April-fool Gus
tom Is uncertain. Nearly oil nations now
claim the honor Of having instituted Il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

orerinss.-Wheat, ia bushels Us sl;,.i corn
'T Sales Corn (whIte), 100 bushels.
Quotations I.onsberry wheat sic: 70
s4s: mixed wheat. scs to Sc; sseoioe s1c
CornN1White Virginia, soc. /; No. white.
sS S.: No. 3 mixed. isc. Oats-No; mixed;
S4c to "a lie No. mixed, &c. 20
81 lee. winter. 40c. to &c. Rye-S'c' "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31
TROLLEY-CAR ACCIDENT.
Thee Persons Killed Outright-Two
Probably Fatally Injured.

HAZELTON. PENN. March CA
frightful accident occurred on the noun
tain tracks Of the Lehigh Traction Com
pany. ut Janesyilles to-day. A troiiey-car
coming down the incline ran away. and
three persons were killed outright. two
were probably fatally injured. and .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.


UNION SToCK-YARDS, ILL. March
steady: common TO extra steers, Alog
6 so; stockers and feeders. $2.75gi:e5; COWS
and bulls, 1885; calves. GSOg'.Z
Texans. s329g5.6o.o ooo ,.. ,.,xe, firm
heavy, ,l75a5is; common C, cho ice
mixed, s465sl5.05; choice assorted. a~s
$50; light, sie0Q4.S0; pigs, si.2o!siw,
Sheep-Receipts, 900 head. Marker
steady; inferior to choice, $0o; iaiaoS'
S3.750s.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, ND. March ~.-Fio"'-
WReat-Firmer; No. red. spot pot M es+a;
April. and May, Gl%a5l7sc,; july o,,, ys5Ii
steamer, No. red. 5y.g5slsc sou'EI1ssl . - y
by sample. slqe3c. do. on. sr'''e' '''SV
' ccorn-rlrm: mixed. spot, March s,ea ana
April. 50J50t,c. May, 5is1SDssesaa 90
err mixed. 4sAQlsc. southern: Wg'yN>.o 2
Oats--White. firm; mixed sa's mixed.
white. western, |lsgSse. w.
| de-, 3ifl3psc.
Hsy-steady' at as@ai3D
Grain freights easy. ,,,,er In SYM
Provisions-Very mrcn ass PORK, sl5.75;
Pa,n' shnnisers cue. bulk short sa ,.s
buik clear sides. and sugar-eurcd sho''u
ers nc. hams. 1lizc. lafse' H*~'
I hmaftt.rnEqrm; fancy creamery: ng Ger
| ,ad,e i3diac. roll. S9s'<c. store-pa'NS''
sV COsee-- steady at ie]5als*c:
svrar-Firm; graduated. AVG.
CINCINNATI
| ~uycrNyATI. March 3o-Fiour nrm;
,ancy = SOFAS; family. G9a2so; extra
u W%Seat.ouiet. owing to light oner'ns''
| corn-rnchanged. ,s ~ s-sc
oats-Firm: No. ,rn m,1.u mess. yis5o;
| .,ssr mess and family. N39 x,.sc.:
c'S pacon-. strong: loose shoulders
| .horts. 6 s-ic.; Clears. &C. "a .tropx:
Dry Salt Meats--Actve t ."c. clears,
loose shouidsrA &c.; Shorts s''ss''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31
MARRIAGES..

GIASS-AUSTIN.-M by Rev. w.
l.. Wright. at No. 25l0 east Marshall
street, on Thursday. March 18th. Mr..
ROBERT r. GLASS to Miss ALICE
AUSTIN. both q this city
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31


The weekly statement OF the Associ-
ated Banks shows the following changes:
Reserve decrease, $4,000; loans, de-
creas. s2,12S,3O0; specie, increase ,Sios9vo'
legal tenders. decrease, S,S9, 100; deposits,
decrease, $i,cS7, 900; circulation. increase.
The banks now hold sl3.ll3,i50 in excess
OF the requirements OF the - per cent.
rule. A.. r,
nancier says: 1.-THE statement shows that
money is still going out OF the New YORK
banks, although the legal tenders Drawn
out during the last week were TO large
extent for interior institutions. which
are finding use for part OF the funds
which have been lying idle In this city
for over year.
THE New York banks, according 20 70
the statement, lost IN net cash S,&i,SO.
which is SS79, 800 less than reported Tor
the previous week. The operations OF the
bond syndicate are still indirectly reflect
ed in me weekly statements OF the clear
ing-house banks, as the heavy decrease
OF 81, l2s,So0 in loans indicates. There Is
no doubt that some OF the banks. which
are below the required % per cent. re-
serve, are calling in money.
Ordinarily a statement showing the
marked changes detailed above would not
be regarded as unfavorable. but with
money going to the interior, coupled with
the fact that number OF the clearing
der % per cent. to say nothing or the
fact that money rates are advanced, 1.
can be said that the showing Is a bad
| one. -.
were carrying an excess reserve OF $S3,
eool5O,. their loans we're 100000 o SOo less
and money was floating TO New, York
at the rate OF several million dollars a
| week. 1t is interesting TO note that In
| one year the banks have lost ssl. 0s3. 900 In
! cash, Of which $34.6 800 was In gold"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, March 30.-Baltimore
and Ohio, $3.50; Consolidated Gas stock.
i.aS2is; do. bonds. s's, llS bid; do. SIS.
1861 asked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31

TEE wxArHxa IN RIcBxoSD YrsrH1pAr
was clear and cooler. The skiss ct mid
night were cloudless.
RtatA of Thermometer:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT or WEST POINT, MARCH 30, 1888.
(By teIegraph.)
ARRIVED.
steamship Charlotte, Bennett, Baltimore, pas
sengers aud general cargo.
steamship City Of Columbia, Janney, New
York, passengers and general cargo.
steamship William Lawrence, Foster. Provi.
dence passengers and general cargo
Steamship Morgan City, Baker, Baltimore,
general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte. Bennett Baltimore, pas
! sengers and general cargo.
steamship CITY OF Columbia, Jsnnsy, new
York, passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Morgan City, Baker, Providence,
via Norfolk, general cargo.
Steamship William Lawrence, Foster, Balti.
more, passengers and general cargo.
Schooner Anna Bliss, Graham. Key West, Fla,
general cargo.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. MARCH 80, 1898.
(By telegraph.)
| Following Is report OF vessels arriving and
! sailing yesterday:
| British steamship Turretage. New York.
Steamship q. Cuhairen, Huelva-
| British steamship Guildhall, Charleston,
SAILED.
| British steamship Chick ahominy, London.
| American steamship City OF Para. Colon.
| British steamship Guildhaii, Bremen.
! Schooner j. ". Elwell, Natanzas, cubs
| American schooner Sbawmut Boston.
| Schooner James Davidson, Allyns Point.
| Schooner &. ". Church, Fall River.
| Schooner Eve Is. Douglass, Boston.
| Schooner X. & 7. Hargrayes. Providence.
| Schooner A. A. Shaw, Eau River.
| Schooner Calvin Baker, Portland.
| Schooner j. w. Linnell, Boston.
| Schooner A. T. kranz. Boston.
] Barge Lone Star. b cstos,
Barge Quinnebaus, New York.
J Barge Ring Leader Boston.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT DusS.
HESS cEHrnEs or TEE WORLD.
Prices 81 Money, Bonds, stsckss
Grain, Tebssss, Cetten, As- sna
4. Additio. Thereto the weather
Indications.

" WASHINGTON. March So.-Borseass
IgiIR Ifor virginis; Fair westher; east
49, winds; sIight changes IN tsmpera-
tur0.
North Carolina. Fsi, weather; slightly
cooler; east winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31

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