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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-16
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
the CLOSING QUOTATIONS. or
MONEY.
Offerings and sales nj the Richmond To-
bncco E,ehsnge-intsrnsl kevsaue
Couections--Foreign Advioea

NEW YORK, March Misrepresentation
st the Stock Exchange was Irregular un-
ui the last hour OF business, when
Soaker feeling prevailed. At the opening
hc Railway list was strong ana showed
Ell advancing tendency. the Anthracite
toalcls were the features at TINS une,
Jersey Central rising 10, Delaware anu
Hudson H. Susquehanua and western
prcferred i, Reading y. and the Other
Prominent hallway stocks anywhere IiVll
A 10 4 per cent There was eood DuyI'ls
4 New YorA ana New England NSS"
PORK Central ana the Changers. ne
asst named were not influenced Dy lic
deduction IN the 81. Paul dividend, ~
fect, the action Of the directors was
considered conservative ana hRty 70
i>dOund 20 the credit OF the COMPANY.
Eater on. wncn the directors Of the ne"
York Central reduced their dlvldenl 70
I per cent for the quarter, the bl0Cn'
which had previously sold down 10 Jtt4,
Tailed TO -. The reduction was not
disappointment. but the statement Tor
fhc quarter was, showing as II 40
@ehcit OF nearly SGpWn aitcr me decIaId-
Aclt OF S2jI. 200 for the corresponding
period on the 1891 For the March quar-
var of the current year the company
earnings were equal 10 - per cent,
bng expenses ran up from GfGJ 20 % u:
The statement led 20 hqdldauOns, ana
~ stock declined 10 J2ss, eK-diyidend.
Fhc selling OF the stock cXerted an un-
favorable influence on the general list,
BIZ decline OF 4 10 rs per cent. fol-
Eve Jersey Central and General Elec-
Nlc leading, with sales down 20 SSH and
e.. respectively. Sugar opened at DM,
8cliued 10 9S5s rose TO 1904. and settled
Bck 10 gStLn2-3. Tobacco dropped TO
H09Oit. the further adjournment of the
Knnual meeting exciting distrust. The
comparative weakness OF Sugar WAS due
- cable advIces that the ReiChstag will
adopt measures inimical to american
rehucrs Action Is expected on Satur-
G8y The market closed rather weak
except for New England. which left off
o. Bass tho highest price reached for A
long time Tnc stock was purchased
TO-DAY ou TumOis Of a close alliance with
the Pennsylvania and on the revival OF
The old stories about the acquisition of
New YORK city terminals. Both re-
ports were pronounced untrue by local
officials. Net changes show losses of
\ 10 ia per cent New England gained
ia per cent. The ROiiway and Miscel-
lsneous bonds continue active and strong.
Nhe sales OF listed stocks aggregated
B60rp shares; unlisted 1900 shares
Money on call easy at 10 per cent,
hist loan at ~ per cent, and closing
offered at ~ per cent; prime mercan-
file paper 4l2UJ per cent Bar silver,
gin sterling exchange firm. with actual
business I'm bankers bills at 4SS for sixty
days and iS9b04SD3 for demand; posted
rates, 4SSl2n4O; commercial bills, $3.50
4Nf3 Government bonds firm. State
bonds dun Railroad bonds strong. sill
yer ~ the board sold at 81, 1900 ounces
changing hands
Treasury Balances-Coin. SIS. 800 600:
currency, $tl 100000.
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IaEP 4RKER CASE DISMIssBD.
Commonwealth. Attorney Smith Enters IA
Nolle Prosequi in the Hastings Cont

Thomas II. Parker. alias G.. W. Garden
alias Frank L. Smith, the gold brick man,
was brought from the county jail into the
Hastings Court yesterday morning by
consent on the continued motion of Com
monwealth s-Attorney Smith to nolle
prosequi the indictment against him IN
the Hastings Court on the ground OF
lacking Jurisdiction. To this the defence
offered a demurrer.
The Court overruled the objection OF
the defence and sustained the action OF
the Commonwealth attorney.
Mr. Smith argued that the evidence so
far as had been adduced in the case
showed distinctly that the Hastings
Court had no jurisdiction, and, while
the prisoner might be able 10 prove TO the
contrary, such testimony had not up TO
then been produced.
Mr. Wendenburg was given time 10
prepare "A bill of exceptions and the case
was formally dismissed.
In the bill, which was signed by the
Judge, the prisoner, through his counsel,
excerpts TO the ruling of Judge Mullen
yesterday IN refusing to allow him to
demur 10 the indictment and plead not
guilty, and excerpts also to the ruling of
the Court to-day. in sustaining the
nolle prosequi entered by the Common
wealths attorney and Diminishing the case
from the Hastings Court.
The case is now wholly In the hands
Of the Henrico authorities.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. ILL, March 15.-At some
time during tO-day's market, that
strength was shown was emphatic, while
with others the weakness was most de-
pressing. II was an exceedingly ner-
vous session, with first one side ana
then the other in possession of the heid.
The bears event lally won the day. with
lsc decline from yesterday. May wheat
opened strong at j13~0JI3lc. sold between
sc. and 5psc,, closing at the latter, lsc.
under yesterday. Cash wheat was i2c.
per bushel higher.
Coru-New York bought some corn at
and around the opening to-day, which
was the sum total of outside business
The inside or local trade was not In
the least important ana was participated
in principally by scalpers, who, by fol-
lowing the action Of wheat, endeavOred
10 procure moderate returns for their
efforts What little business was trans
acted was not powerful enough to indi-
catt any decided preference for higher
or lower prices beyond me immediate
trading. May opened at 1910. and sold
between 4GH>c. and 46Ac.. closing at i6i4@
lGAc shade under yesterday. Cash
corn was H.. per bushel higher
oats did not succeed IN asserting thelr
Independence to-day Prices altered to
conform with like changes in whc1t and
&C ru he trade was barren of feature
OF interest Al the close an easy ltei-
ing was manifested, with May unchanged
from YESTERDAY cash oats were sJcduy
Provisions The news from the yard
that the receipts Of hogs were less than
looked for and that quotations were
raised lOc per hundred p1IIls from
them gave impetus to the demand for pro-
duet shorts fearing another e. up
ward In prices, were active in their en-
d,avors TO cover ami there was also
some investment inquiry. With weak
er feeling i'm grain, prices gave way while
OFFERINGS increased. At the close there
was a decided weakness. with May pork
15.. lower than yesterday, lard 212c.
tue, .rI Nov t.fbS nuChauoa1
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. March ,5.--Cotton quiet;
middlng gulf, q J-l6; mddiins' i-io'
net receipts 1850 bales s ross r gritapin'
5'0si bales: Continent. 0l5 bales; for,
waried, 123 bales: sales. - bales. all
spinners: stock, 1898 bales
Weehiy-Net receipts. 3,oso oaies' gross
receipts. ~ 7G7 bales; exports TO Great.
Rrltain. iO2S. bales. France. ol6 bales:
Continent. .3oJ bales; forwarded, o,S2i
bales salts, 3.03S bales; spinners, LOSS
Total to-day Net receipts. 2o,379 bales;
exports TO Great Britain. S.6l2 bales:
France bales; Continent. 2,sl5 bales;
stock. 0i5.9G7 bales,
Tool so far this week-Net receipts,
T3l - salcs: exports 10 Great Britain,
AZ. l3l bales; France, 12,014 bales; Cont
nent, 2l.7iO bales.
Total since September 1st-Net receipts,
7ol4.GOl bales; exports 20 Great Britain.
2.758.13 bales: France, Gj2 s64 bales; Con-
tinont, ,S3, T2s bales.
LIN ERPOOL. March 15.-12:30 p. M
Cotton in good demand al steady prices;
bales; American. 1900 bales: speculation
and export 1000 bales; receipts. 1000
bales; American, $3.50 bales. Futures
opened steady and demand moderate;
American middllng, April and May. 3 9-Gi:
Mey and June. 9 lO-GiN3 1i-G4; June and
July, 1864; July and August. 1861
August and September . l5-GI; Septem-
Der and October. 3 1864 November and
i'fttU.. fis iN-Df. llNFts hitduS Al
the decline. Tenders, 100 bales new
docXets
4 =. M.-Amercan middling, March,
lU-6im3 ll-Gi; March and April 3 1864
as il-Ui. sellers; April and May, 1864,
sellers; May and June. 3 1851, value:
June and July, 13-GiG3 1864: July and
August, 3 l4-Gl13 1868 August and Sep
tember 3 1864 sellers; September and
October. 3 1864. buyers: october ana
November. 3 7AGln3 1864; November
and December, ! l0-Gi03 20-G4. sellers;
December and January, 3 20-6i43 2l-6i'
sellers. Futures closed steady.
eekly Cotton Statistics-Total safes
Of the week, 5000 bales; American, OlVo9
bales; trade takings. including forwarded
from ships dc, 1900 bales; actual eK-
port GOO bales: total import, 59OD
bales: American 5000 bales total stock,
! $3.50 bales; American. l,6lf,Vp bales;
total afoat, 1900 bales AMERICAN
10000 bales; spectators took 93OO bales
and exporters took 300 bales.
Futures closed very steady; fales,
~, coo bales March 5.07; April, 5.9G; May.
800; June. 5.97; July. 6.0l; August, Goa;
September, G.07: October, GIL; Novem-
Der. GIj; December. lG2o; January, ga
NEW ORLF ANS. March l5.-Cotton IN
lures closed Neady; sales, l25,IOl bales;
March. BIB; pril. 500; May Dog; June.
81: July. $40; August, 80; September,
5.S3; October. 5.SG; November, 5.O' De-
ccmoCr J.g3.
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NEW YORK. March 15.-Flour in mod
crate de"srT Ind unchanged. Southern
flour quiet and firm common to fair
extra, $19JQ2,5j; good to choice, $2.S0q
30
Wheat dull and easier; No. . red. store
and elevator. G1h0GlRc.: ahoat, &c. un-
graded red, 57QGlc. options active, eX-
cited and IRREGULAR at gaze. ;ower at
the close and firm. trading chiefly local;
No. > red, March 6lAc.; May, &c; June,
G2Isc; July, 62Hc.; August, G2Bc.: Sep
TENDER, G29sc; December. Gi3sc.
Corn-Spot dull and firm; No. ., 5lhcy
elevator; j3c, ailOat; steamer mixed JGi
M51Ac. Options were dull and irregu-
lar. but closed steady at lsU4c. decline,
May. JO&c.; July, j0Nc.; September, 5O3sc.
Oats-Spot moderately active and firm.
options dull and firm; March. 33hc.;
April. 33Rc; May, 33l2C.; No white,
March, &c. Spot-No. >. 33hc. No ?
white. SIC: mixed western, 3iM35c.
Hay quiet and steady; shipping, 500
Doc. good to choice 70Q15c.
Wool fairly active and firm; domestic
fleece. 156l0c; pulled, l2a33c.
Beef sstrong; family, SP11al2 a.,oo extra
$500; tierced beef firm, city extra. India
mess, S13ODH15.OO; meats in fair demand
and frmer; picked bellies $500; Shout
ders, $500: hams, $S.OO0S2j, middles
strong; short clear. SG.lO.
Lard quiet and stronger; western steam.
$40; March, SIP, nominal; May $722
nominal. Rehnsd firm; Continent, 500;
South American, $40; compound S5.35l2
$3.50
Pork firm and in moderate demand:
mess. $13.0DG13.J0; extra prime nominal.
Butter-Family steady and fairly ac
tive -Iate dairy 9d19@c. old creamery,
1O0i1Jc. western dairy, Sd12Rc.; DO.
creamery. ney 1lm10c.; do. old. sIbd15c.
Cotton seed oil frmer and In moderate
demand crude, 22c.; yellow prime, 26q
2GjAc
Petroleum nominal.
Rosin dun and firm; strained. COM
mon 10 good, Sl6offi.65
Turpentine quiet and flrmer at 3GR0
SIC
Rice in fair demand and firm; domes-
tic, fair to extra, 4E4Gc.; Japan, 4iI4
DC.
Molasses- Foreign nominal; New or
leans open Kettle. good TO choice, fairly
active and firm at 2Sa3Sc
Peanuts quiet.
Coffee closed dun at 501O points down;
May, S1475a14S0; June S14Tj; Septem-
Der. S1465: December. S1+.40nliJO. Spot
Rio firm ana quiet; No. I. $l6.T5.
Sugar-Raw firm and moderately ac-
tive; fair refining, 2 1l-lGc. Refined
firm and quiet: off A, 33sa33kc,; standard
A, 3 I5-1GM41sc.; cut-loaf and crushed.
9-1Gd4Hc.: graduated, 3 lj-lM44c.
Freirhts TO Liverpool quiet and firm:
cotton, by steamer, sd; grain, by steam
er, nd, nominal
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The Hep, asoph FL te, ta,nment.

The complimentary entertainment given
roved 0rdsr Of Hentasonba dre "a an an
audience to the Richmond Theatre last
night that packed that building to suffo-
cation.
The stage was beautifully decorated
with palms. The introduction 10 The
evenings exercises Were made by Deputy
Supreme Archon,e Mr. Henry Fleg m
heimer. Rev. George Cooper delivered the
invocation, while the address by the Hon
ID. c. Richardson was brief, terse and TO
the point Every member who con-
tributed a number to the programme de-
serves great credit, for never did a local
programme go on with more smoothness
and finish than the one last night. Every
one enjoyed the evenings entertainment,
and the frequent and hearty applause of
the audience was a testimonial that the
Heptasophs had scored big success with
their concert.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-16

b. Y. p. T.. by Rev. J; J. Hall. d. D..
OF Norfolk, Va. Sunday, SIS A. NJ,
mems prayer-meeting. Wednesday, 9 r.
NJ, prayer-meeting and lecture on sun
day-school lesson.
UNION STATION CHURCH CORNER
of Twenty fourth and Nelson streets).
Rev GEORGE G. VANDER5LICE. y: D..
pastor..n A. 81, subject: ~ Wise
Bed" Services each night of the week at
$50 p. NJ.
PARR-PLACE METHODIST CHURCH
corner FRANKLIN and Pine streets).-
t trea pastor. Rev. w. j. YOUNG. Is. Is.
Morning subject: "A Day. in Capernaum. =
Evening subject: Patrick, the Apostle OF
Ireland" Brief talk before evening ser.
mon on the mid-week payday as a moral
force. Sunday school at $3.50 A. NJ. Glass
meeting at 500 p. NJ. Prayer-meeting
meeting Friday at p NJ
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
DR.. nOGG VIII preach at IL A. NJ. and
at p. NJ.
UNITARIAN CHURCH-REV. GEO.
LEONARD CLANCY and Rev. JOS. Nj.
SEATON, pastors.-Services In Belvidere
Hall. 437 west Main street, at II A. M.
Human Progress" Bible class at IL NJ
Subject: "Gideon's Band
CLAY-STREET METHODIST EPIsCO-
pal church, South corner Adams and Gay
streets), Rev IL. T. WILSON, pastor
ii 4. M.-Subject: The Power OF uIeat
Affection. and its Proper Supreme OBJ
iect" II. NJ, by special request, SERMON
on The Judgment-Day." s:l5 A.. M,
Sunday school, and prayer at ~
u. M. Wednesday, p. NJ, prayer-meet-
ing and song service. Friday. 4. M,
meeting of Epworth League. Seats free'
Visitors and strangers welcome.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH RR0AD
end Twelfth streets).-Rev. s GEoRo 4 =
COOPER, ID. D., pastor.--Preachlng az IL /,
A. NJ, "Our Needs and Their Supply.
At +. NJ, "A Man TO Save the CITY
Young Peoples Union at Z. NJ, address
by DR.. Pratt. Bible school at $50 A. NJ.
ST. LUKE's EPISCOPAL CHAPEL
Corner Beverly and Washington streets).
Rev. u. r. NUGENT. minister in charge.
Sunday school at $50 A. NJ. and =.
NJ Sunday service at Z. NJ. Evening
prayer and song service, with lecture,
BY one Of the city eiersyy every viii ThuT be
cordially welcomed at any OF the services.
III you do not attend religious services
elsewhere, we would be especially pleased
to have you come and worship with us
regularly.
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH COR
ner Main and Sixth streets)-Rev. w. w.
LANDRUM, ID. D.. pastor.-Mornlng wor-
sh. at IL O'Clock. Evening worship at
o'clock a series of special services Will
be held during the week. The pastor Will
be aided by a minister from distance.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. MD, March 15.-Flour
firm and unchanged.
Wheat strong; No red spot and
March G2n62Ac. April, 62h 462kc.; May,
625s6iG2Stc.: steamer No red. 59aJJhc..
southern, by sample. 60g63c. do. on
grade. 50IyH62isc.
Corn strong; mixed spot March and
err mixed isLmislsc.; southern white.
zoe do. yellow, 49Kc.
Oats firm. No. white. western. 36K4
SIC; No. mixed. western. 3ii9@35c.
Hay firm; good 70 choice timothy. $3.50
Q130J.
Ocean freights quiet and steady; steam
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-16

BUrLER.-Die in Norfolk. Va. FIJI
day. March 18th. ANNA W. q. BUTLER
wife Of a. Wilkie Butlta-.
Remains will arrive n Union depot
THIS Saturday NORM NC at HOO
o'clock. lnterment at Hollywood Friends
and acquaintance invited 10 attend;
Lynchburg and Danville papers please
copy.
CLAYTOR.-Died, at his residence, pa
north Eighteenth street, at 80 L. NJ,
THOMAS CLAYTON
LAYNE.-Died. March nth, at 4 A. M,
at the residence OF his parents l9e east
Wash ton street, DANIEL J. LA fNE;
son OF \. II. and Marvellous Layne; aged
twenty-four years.
Funeral viii take place from Howarn 8
Grove Baptist church, at $3.50 p. NJ. 81 ~
DAY AFTERNOON. Friends of thu
family are invited TO attend.
QUARLES. Died, at his residence, No.
GIL north Tenth street. WILLIAM DELLA
WARE QUARLES. son of the late
Thomas ID. Quarles
lnterment In Hollywood THIS AFTER
NOON at 4:30 o'clock. Services at the
grave.
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Il. 4. A. Meeting.

There will be hell at the rooms OF Post
A. 30 and 90 Chamber CT Commerce build
ing, tonight, the second Il. +. A. meet
ing of this month, and 1t Is hoped that
as many members as possible, as we'll as
their visiting friends. will attend, as there
will be important matters brought up.
AT the next meeting Of the post, which
will be held April 9Th. the election OF
officers for the ensuing year will take
place. The State convention will be held
In Richmond on Thursday, May ID.
The Virginia Division has nearly $50
members, and il is hoped by the time the
State convention is held that there will
be a membership OF 49,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-16
Law md EanitY Court.

In the Law and Equity Court yesterday
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
was tried. The suit was for $3.50 dam
ages claimed by the plaintiff for injuries
received by being run over by car OF
the defendant After listening TO the evil
dence, however. the jury rendered a ver-
d!ct for the defendant.
A suit was Instituted In this tribunal
Yesterday by the J. l. Hill Printing Com
Dany against the Rough Ashlar Publish
ing Company. Damages. 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-16
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS. ILL. March
5.-Cattle-Receipts 1900; market firm;
common to extra steers. S3.9ld63j; stock
bulls. 81 5Nd4.5O: calves, 81. J0Gj.j0
Tfogs-Receipts. 2G00O; market strong;
heavy, Sf4jMiGj; common 10 choice
mixed. S43jGlGO: choice assorted. 81 fJNt
-: light Si2JN4 a. pigs. 80 J0G 10.
ferior TO choice. S2.7J0L7j; lambs. $50
nh
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, MO, March 15.-Flour
scarce and prices firm: patent. S2.T5G2.sJ;
fancy. 50 20n 2.30; choice. s2.00H2.1J.
Wheat lower; March, 55l4c.; May, 557sc. f;
July. 5JHc. 49,.
Corn higher; March, 42lac-; May, 434
43isc.: July 1870.
Oats lower: March, 30lkc.; May, 302sc.
PORK Standard mess, xl2.23.
Lard-Prime steam. SEQ. choice. $3.50.
Bacon-Shoulders. $500; longs, 6124;
Dry Sailed Meats-Shoulders, $500;
longs. 5000; clear ribs, S6.l212; short
clear, Sos.
High wines unchanged at $l.2o.
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SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH GA, March 15.-Turpen-
tine market firm at 35c. for regulars;
receipts. lOO casks.
Rosn firm and unchanged: sales, loo
barrels. Quotations: \. b. and G, SlW;
- SLl5; Z, SD; +, Sl3l: 9. SlG; ",
81 90; l. 500; X. $40; NJ SIS; ~ Sl5;
window glass, $3.50; water white, $3.50.
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CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI. o., March 15.-Flour
more active and unchanged.
Wheat firm: No. red, track 5oc.
corn auIet ana firm No. 2 mixed, track,
4Gl5c.
Pork more active and firm; mess. $3.50.
Lard firm; steam leaf, SI2J; kettle lard,
s72j.
Dry sailed meats firm: loose shoulders.
81. Il: short ribs, $500; short clear 1875;
hoxc1 &c more.
Racon firm and improved demand; loose
shoul1ers. S5.3T5 short rib sides S6.G2h;
short clears. S6s1h; boxed hc. more.
Whisky steady at 81 %.
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WILMINGTON

MTNGTON. y. c., March l5.-Rosin
firm: strained, S1.15; good strained, Sl.2O
Spirits turpentine fTm at 31c.
Tar firm at Sl.W.
Crude turpentine firm; hard, Sl.10;
soft 81 20; virgin. Sl.IO.
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T.. Valentine Buck, NJ. D.,
No. l38 west Forty-siXth street,
Nav work CITY


The request to see Parker was denied,
as Deputy Voecler was acting under in
structious to let no one see the prisoner.
The two men talked for some time TO the
deputy. and DR. Buck said he was the
physician Of Pdrkers mother. During the
conversation he said that Parker's mother
was very nervous about her sons pre-
dicament, and that he had come 10 this
city 10 see what he could do for his ner-
vous ratient. The affair vas talked over
among the county officials, and they
agreed it was very generous. and to say
the least strange that DR.. Buck should
leave his practice i'm New York and come
to this city TO see Parker just in order
10 cure his nervous patient in the me-
trCp"lis
First IL was disinterested Sport Emory,
now it is generous Dr. Buck, and the pres
ent question is who will be the next phi
ianthropic person 10 come to Parkers
rescue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-16

Read Sundays Times if you want the
news. Specially interesting features.
local and general reading attractiyely
presented.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-16
P4RRER'S NERYOUS MOTHER.
Her Physician Comes Down in the Interest
of Her SON

At 10 30 o'clock yesterday morning two
ricely dressed men walked into the Hen
rico county jail and asked to see Parker,
the goll-brick swlnCler. Deputy Jailer
V6ekler asked their names, and one OF
the men handed hiih a card, on which was
printed.
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Cash Quotations: Flour firm. with
moderate demand. and late advancewds
maintained; wheat, 5Iss46lis No. 2 red
553si55Ssc.: corn. 4f404f7sc; oats, 2S5sa
poke pork .S7i4Ql2.00; lard. SG,1Il2G
$50: ribs. S5.s005s5; shoulders, si.T5D
4.S7lb; sides, SGOoM6.l2i2; whisky. Sl.271a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-16

The big stone balls at the Armory.
Read their correct history In to-morrow's
Sunday Times. They cane from across
the sea.
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CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, s. c.. March 15.-Tur-
pentIne firm at '33c: receipts, - casks.
Rosin firm; good strained, Sl.l5q 10;
receipts, 10 barrels.
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BONDS
LONDON BAR SILVER MARKET

LONDON, March l5.-Bar silver. 9Si.d
400 II. M-Paris advices quote Der
cent rentcs at los francs and 90 cen
times for the account.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-16

err TO Liverpool. per bushel; I'D; Sork
Tor orders, per quarter. Zs3uu-s'Vf2''
Eggs firm at he.
Coffee-No. 7, Sl6JDn1G62i2.
Other articles unchanged.
Bonds-Virginia 3's, new, 1874 do. Cen
fury, sGl; Baltimore and Ohio Stock
53hMa3la; Baltimore and Ohio South
western firsts, lU5k bid: Consolidated
Gas stocks. G2i1; DO. bonds, 6s, 11J1zg
ll1; do. IS, 1861 bid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-16
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RfCfTMOND VA March ~ ,on-

RICHMOND. VA. March Is, 1895.
Offerngs-Corn (white), 3l2 bushels.
oats, 10 bushels.
Sales orn (white), 10 bushels
Quotations. Wheat-Longbcrry COO. 10
63c: mixed. soc. TO CSC. shortberry, use
20 CSC. No. red. G2lkc. TO DE.
Corn White. Virginia, 49c. No. 9 white.
40c.; No. mixed. 47o TO AVG.
Oats-No. = mixed save. 10 35c.: No. 3
mixed, s3l4c: 70 34c.; winter, A0c. to 43c.
Rye-57c. to 5sc.