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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-22
Virginia News Items.

The buoy tender Maple has placed thir-
teen new buoys In the river around and
below Lambert Point.
Very little cotton has been coming into
Norfolk for the last month on account
of the freeze.
The steamer Neuse has gone to the re-
lief Of the sunken Baltimore schooner,
Centennial. in Albemarle sound.
Mr.. Schoolheld, OF Danville. will on sun
day night begin a series of meetings at
the Baptist church. Williamsburg.
The pupils Of Belle Heth Academy. Rad
ford, celebrated the Tooth anniversary Of
the birth Of George Peabody, February
18th.
L. =. Price, a fireman on the New-River
a stone falling through the cab and strlk-
ing him.
Dr. William II. Purvis Coroner Of Alex
andria. handed Mayor Strauss his reslg-
nation yesterday. Ii will go into effect
April LIST.
The marriage of Miss Charlotte V.
Mehrlng to Mr. Thomas II. Coleman took
place yesterday afternoon at the resid nee
OF the brides parents. near Monticello.
Osceola Tribe of Red Men. OF Aexan-
dria, on Wednesday night celebrated the
fftleth anniversary OF their organization
by an appropriate entertainment This
tribe is the oldest in the country.
Tonight at o'clock the Washington
Literary Society of Randolph Macon Col
lege will have a celebration in their hail
on the campus. An address viii be made
by Rev. DR.. Young, of Richmond.
A charter FOR the Incorporation of the
Alexandria Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty 10 Animals has been gotten up,
and will in short time De signed oy
Judge Keith Norton. OF the Corporation
Court.
Rev. C. /. Finch, OF North Carolina. has
accepted the call 10 the Baptist church
al Pulaski. and has taken charge Mr.
Luck, his predecessor, who was q"
servedly popular. has moved TO Ho!ilns
Institute.
II Is said wongo and Duke. the pu-
rilists who fought In Norfolk on Wednes-
day. Will make match and sign for
finish fight. The purse was divided be-
tween the contestants yesterday. The
referee decided the fight draw.
Captain w. A. Donaldson has been put
In charge OF the National Cemetery at
I,oudoun Park. says the Baltimore sun
Captain Donaldson comes from Whches-
ter. Va, where he was In charge OF the
National Cemetery of that place.
whitehurst & Smith. OF Roanoke. yes
terday closed a contract with d northern
firm. by which they are TO furnish 4'VoO
tons Of feldspar from their mica-mines
per year for the term Of five years. which
means many thousand dollars to that
section
The annual meeting Of the Washington
Alexandria and Mount Vernon Electric
Railway Company was held ON Wednes-
day, and the following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year: q. Il. Aopot'
president. Frank A. Reed. vice-president;
ID. G. Leech. treasurer; Daniel w. Holden
assistant treasurer: II. X. Hippie. secre-
tary, and IA. A. Swartz. auditor. Theke
gentlemen, together with Messrs. j. y.
swsrtz and James II. Cation. form the
Board Of Directors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-22
DIR. LANDON c. GARLAND.
Meeting at neutrality-suspicious.
Iopy by Captain Irby.

Meeting at Randolph Macon-Eu-
Ioey by Captain Irby.
ASHLAND. February H.-(Special)-
At a meeting held in the chapel
this afternoon at Randolph-Macon Col
lege for the purpose OF giving express
sion to the esteem and value OF the late
DR.. Landon Cabell Garland. who died re-
Gently at his post Of duty at vanderbilt
University, the following were among
some Of those present. Major John I.
Branch. Colonel A. S. Buford, d. W.
]. Young, Colonel Thomas Whitehead
Professor r. NJ. Smith. Rev. A. G. Brown,
Professor X. b. Smthey, DR.. r. Puryear'
Major w. A. Shepard. Rev. DR.. Kerr,
Bishop John c. Granbery. Rev. Asbury
Christian, Professor X. +. Blackwell. Pro-
lessor Arthur Wightman. besides some
eighty students and many ladies OF ASH
land.
The meeting was called 10 order by
Major W. 4. Shepard, and Rev. DIR. Kern
vice-president OF the college, was calico
TO the chair. In few words. he stated
the object OF the gathering, and calico
upon his old classmate. Captain Rlcharo
Irby, who read an elaborate paper ne
had prepared. which gave sketch or the
eminent chancellor. and paid hign
tribute to his memory.
Short remarks were also made py
Bishop Granbery, DR.. B. Puryear. Rev.
DR.. Young, Rev. Asbury Christian. ana
Colonel a. :. Buford.
Professor Shepard offered appropriate
resolutions. which were adopted by a
rising vote.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-22
appoMATTox NATIONAL PARK.
Action , Of Garinnd-Rodcs Camp
Resolutions Referred.

LYNCHBURG, VA" February Zl'-'ope-
cial)-The called me ting Of the Garland
Rodes Camp Confederate Veterans to con-
slider the proposed plan OF establishing
national park at AppomatioX convened
tonight at the courthouse. with u
Good attendance. COMMUNICATIONS
Kirk Otey called the meeting 70 order'
and the proceedings were commenced with
a prayer by Mr. Rober; Stratton.
Resolutions Of sp'ot TO the memory OF
the late General Core and OF coincidence
10 his family were passed, and similar
resolutions to the memory OF Mr.. +. u.
Settles. dec ased. were also passed.
The question OF establishing national
park at Appomattox was than discussed
ri length by Genera Munford. colonel
Otey. Captain Festherstone, and others.
ON motion OF Mr. Wexford. tn. camp de-
cided that 1, declined to take any part
I'm the matter. and would simply refuse 10
take any action whatever In the move
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-22
nent towards the establishment Of thu
RESOLUTIONS REFERRED.


The following resolutions were offered,
but were referred to q committee for re-
visal before definite action be taken by
the camp:
Whereas. since there II a probability of
the United States Government purchasing
land near Appomattox Courthouse for
the purpose OF establishing q national
park, and this camp having been re-
ouested TO take some action In reference
thereto: therefore. be II
Resolved. That In the event such a
park is so established. the government
be requested to give permission for the
erection OF granite shaft" In the park.
and upon the four sides OF which shaft
there be inscribed these truths-viz:
acknowledgements Here upon
years OF heroic self-sacrihce. in bravely
repelling numerous and overwhelming
armies drawn from the nations OF the
world. there surrendered the remnant or
driven ingloriously from any field OF
battle during those four years. In which
Ii faced and repeatedly defeated army
after army OF men who were well Ted,
well clothed. and armed with improved
weapons OF warfare. Impartial history
maintains that Lees army was second to
none Of which such history records, and
that in Lee. It's great captain. is found
the only man whose PEDESTAL can Win any
justice be placed in the Temple OF fame
alongside of Virginia's other immortal
Washington.
Second side f-shaft-inscription: Az every
lover OF truth and honor ascribes
to the patriot merited nraise, for I'M
swerving loyalty to principle despite the
allurements Of pelf and power. and for
unsclfsh devotion 10 country and people,
as exemplifed by facing defeat and even
death. rather than supinely bow to In
justice and oppression, so truth will re-
type of patriotism, and accord unstinted
praise for their loyalty TO principle and
for their devotion 10 their own people and
their own country.
Third-slde- of-shaft-inscriptlon: Although
these acres are set aside as
national park TO commemorate the vic
tory OF the Northern States over their
weaker brothers OF the South. still truth
will outlive error. and the pages OF true
history will say OF this dark and bloody
ground: Here truth and right are crushed
TO earth: but az these are immortal at
tributes. they can but rise again, and
testify OF Lee and Lees army; your mis-
fortune only proves that sometimes an
inscrutable Providence permits might TO
prevail over right
Standardization: The pa
triots OF the South. men who served their
country without fee or reward. who now
would scorn TO demand pay for having
done their duty. and IL a once happy
burden OF taxation. a once prosperous
country to be mortgaged In order TO fur
nish them PENSIONS they could but re-
gard such a stupendous pension-roll as a
roll OF infamy and monument TO greed
and sordld selfishness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-22
MrLroRp,s LOVELY WEDDING.
Mr. James n. Liverman Carries
Virginia Bride to Carolina.

MILFORD. VA. February 2i.-(special)
One Of the most fashionable weddings
which has ever taken place In this county
was solemnized on the evening Of the 18th
at s o'clock at the residence OF the
brides mother. Mrs. Louisa Gill, the
contracting parties being Miss Virginia
Glassell Gill and Mr.. James Hartweil
IJverman, OF North Carolina. The ele-
CANT parlors and halls were beautifully
decorated with growing plants, carna-
tions. and roses The scene presented
was one Of loneliness.
The ceremony was impressiyely per-
formed by the Rev. Mr.. Waterfeld. of
the Methodist church. The bridesmaids
and groomsmen were Miss Annie Collins,
In white silk, and Mr.. J. w. GIL: Miss
Alice Burke. In blue silk. with Mr.. NJ.
Peatross; Miss Eva Beans, in white silk.
with Mr.. Pace. The maid OF honor, Miss
Blanche Glll. sister OF the bride, who
was beautifully attired in lght-blue silk
and chiffon. came In with DIR. 4. C.
Liverman, brother Of the groom. who was
best man. The bride WAS handsomely
robed in white brocaded silk and chiffon,
Her veil was caught to the head with
orange blossoms and an exquisite dia-
mond pin. She Is n daughter OF the late
Captain Gill, and Is one Of the prettiest
and most attractive young ladies in Caro-
line. An elegant Old Virginia supper was
served after the marriage to about $50
guests from Richmond, North Carolina,
Fredericksburg. and Caroline. after which
Mr.. and Mrs. Liverman left on the At
lanta special for an extended trip through
the South
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-22
MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT.
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manntS gloab @rinwilo unn rsiim Gtsfrau
amalit esbprenen Wiliinsti, tsi6e rohntait al
slidmcne I'M Staats @irsinsn In 0crt .Ams.
rita, bic Ghs nit chamber siussbsn pcuen.
Die 8stanntmlhurs hes aufsetctS Sat In
ben @smsinren Berlin unb 9liamonb gu g.:
iastsn.
Berlin, am 81. Sanuar, 1895.
Der StanteSbeamts ess Yt;iris Berlin 3.
W haeltS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-22
Two weddings mt Durham.

DURHAM, y: c.. February A.--tSpe;;
cial THE Presbyterian church was niled
Yesterday with friends Of Miss Bessie
Tanning TO witness her marriage, to pr
Hamilton NJ. Weldon. o: Eufaula, Ala
The groom was accompanied by Mr.. H.
X. Powe. his best man, and relative
Of the bride. The bride was accompanied
by Miss Madge Morehead,. her maid OF
honor These were the only attendants.
The ushers were Messrs J. II. Southgate;
Albert Kramer. James Mcdowell, ana
7. y. Fuller. Rev. l.. b. Turnbull. the
pastor OF this church. performed the cere-
mony.
Mr.. w. G. Clements. of Raleigh. n. c..
son of Rev. w. G.. Clements, former pas
tor of the Christian church Of Durham;
was married to Miss Annie T.. Lynn. OF
this city. yesterday. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. George II. Doweil' OF
the Baptist church, AT the home OF the
bride. on Chapel Hill street. The at
tendants were Mr.. J. r; Lee. With Ms
Nettie Lynn. and Mr.. II. L. WilkersoD.
with Miss Irene Clements.
Mr.. w w. Fuller has left for New
York 20 take his position as attorney
for the American Tobacco Company. His
family will remain here until about the
gf M Nav
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-22
mn. CRowELL SENTENCED.
lie Takes an Appeal and Is Hailed
p.ror I'm an Indictment.

NEWTON, n. c.. February a-tspe-
,at,-.Iidge Undertake to-day sentenced
Or crowell TO Ave years Imprisonment
and 70 nay fine of 5000. An appeal
beinc granted, the prisoner was released
under a 5000 bond.
Counsel prosecuting Covington for the
murder OF James Brown were considera-
bly worried when they discovered last
night that the defendant had been ar
raigned on bill Of indictment con-
tanning an error in that the crime was
charged 10 have been committed in Sep
TENDER. 1896" instead of September. 1894, y
as 1t should have been. Several witnesses
for the State have been examined. re-
vealing the fact that Covinston had on
two previous occasions made qualified
threats on the life OF Mr.. Brown. Judge
II. r Winfield has been added to the
counsel for the defence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-22
A Branch board Organized.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. February a.
Especial. THE Williamsburg Board Of the
Old Dominion Building and Loan Conn
pany. of Richmond. was organized he'S
to-day by Captain T. c. Morton. of S'aun-
ton, general agent, with the following
officers and directors; President, Pro-
lessor T. J. Stubs; Vice-President. II. ID.
Cole: Secretary and Treasurer, IL. 4.
Jones' Attorney. r. T. Armistead. Direc-
tors-Professor c. f.. Bishop, Dr. Van r.
Garrett, C. =. Armistead, j. c. Slater
and w. y. Burns. Messrs. Cole. Armi-
stead, and Slater being appraisers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-22
LExINGTON's LOOTED BANK.
No New DevcIOPments-Tn of
National Bank.

LEXINGTON. VA. February 2l.-(Spe-
ciaL)-There are no new developments TO-
day in the affairs of the Bank OF Lex
ington The Rockbrdge Savings Bank
commenced business to-day for the bene-
fit of depositors. This institution has
heretofore been a savings bank, and dc
a loan business. 1t has paid-up capita
Of $4,000. There is strong talk or or
ganizing a national bank, and some out
side capitalists are willing to open one
II $1,000 worth OF stock can De placed
in the town and county. They propose
to place $500 in it. Up TO the present
there is no clue to the defaulting cashier
1t is generally believed that he has gone
to Mexico.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-22
CoIoneI j. Ii. Cary Accepts.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA. February IL
GnecIaI )-The secretary OF the Alumni
Association Of the College OF William and
Mary is in receipt of a letter from Col
onei John b. Cary, OF Richmond, accept
ing the Invitation Of the Executive Com
mittee Of the association TO deliver the
annual address to the society on the &C.
casion of the next commencement eAer-
cises OF the college In June next. The
Colonel is an alumnus Of William ana
Mary. an old and experienced educator
and. withal, a warm friend OF his Alma
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-22
IInrdiu..-shov pcwscvat,.

There was a mass-meetinS al Hsrdia's
Shop. Henrico county. last nlgirt for the
purpose OF reorganizfng the Democratic
Club OF that place. About three huadrs1
persons were In attendance and consider
able interest was manitssted. The elsc-
follows: President, DR.. A. L. Lsftwltsh:
Secretary. Mr. w. G. LArvs; Treasurer.
Mr.. John Boezlcr. Speeches were msds
by the following candidates IN the spring
Jeter. Jack Lindsay. Henry Heck'er
J. y. Taylor, Alex. Kemp and others. The
club agreed TO meet every other Friday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-22
News Notes from CrOyet.

CROZET. VA, February H.-(Special.)-
Dir. }. J. Lafferty leaves here tonight for
New York. where on Friday evening he
Will respond to the toast. Southern Cha
racteristics." at the banquet OF the
Southern Society.
Messrs William +. Woods. Oscar Lips
comb, and G.. H. Parrot (aged 76) on the
18th instant caught a red fox with their
fieet-footed hounds and ran another until
10 o'clock that night
The business outlook is much brighter
here There were about twenty trading
wagons in town on Wednesday.
The following travelling-men have re-
Gently registered at Liberty Hall: Messrs.
G. T. Darnell and George II. Lyons, OF
Richmond; and II. c. Johnson, Of Balti-
more
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-22
rxo nc.pected Ladies Pass Away.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. February
1.-(special Mrs. Stone. a most estlma-
bic Christian lady. and wife Of Mr., John
A. Stone, a well-known hardware dealer
OF this city, died at her home here tins
morning: aged A years.
Mrs. John F.. Hancock. who has been
critically Ill for several days with pneu-
monia. died at IL NJ to-day. She was a
consistent Methodist and much esteemed.
Her husband is a prominent contractor
and builder
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-22
John King Cuts His Wife's Throat.

POLLOCKSVILLE. n. c.. February q.
(Special)--At 10 o'clock this morning
John King cut his wife's throat. From
the best authority II appears King and
his wife had an alteration yesterday,
whereupon she left home and went to a
neiEhbors This morning King went af
ter her. and upon refusing to accompany
him he deliberately cut her throat. Think
ing she would die, King escaped to the
woods. and although a posse went Ia
pursuit he has not been captured. Ne
cessary medical attention was rendered
by DR.. Mattocks. and the woman still
ltVpe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-22
=. p. FOGLE.s HOUSE BURNED.
Serious Runaway Accident to Nr
Ennie,s sister Mt the Same Vino.

NEW MARKET. VA. February II
Especial THE residence OF s. l.. Fogle,
near here, was destroyed By fire to-day
at noon. The fire originated in the wash
house, which adIoined the dwelling. The
New Market Fire Company did valiant
work, but the fire was under such head
way when they arrived that they could
only save the barn and outbuildings. The
dwelling belonged to b. =. Newman, OF
Woodstock In the midst OF the IRE
Mrs. Fogle was notified that her sister,
Mrs. d. =. Wine, was thrown from
buggy and badly injured. The horse be-
came frightened and ran away. Mr..
Wine was thrown out, and Mrs. Wine was
caught between the wheels and dragged
half a mile The accident occurred about
two miles from town.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-22
Cases I'm Hanover County Court.

HANOVER COURTHOUSE. VA. Feb
ruary H.-(Special.)- 1.-The County Court,
which has been In session since Wednes-
day, adjourned to-day.
Andrew Bagby (colored), charged with
the betrayal of Mary Henderson, after
wards agreed to make good his promise.
and all went as merrily as a marriage
bell. Bartlett Meredith, charged with
cutting Lunchen Brown and Thomas Tay-
penltentiary. Frank Hayden (colored).
charged with breaking into the store
house Of Mr.. ID. l.. Cosby. at Negro Foot.
and taking so therefrom. was given
four years In the penitentiary in which
to reflect.
Very little interest is being shown In
the spring elections
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-22
Eirsf Democratic Solicitor.

WINDSOR, n. c., February 2l.-(Spe-
cial)-The February term of BERTHE coun-
~ Superior Court convened Monday. his
Honor Judge McIver presiding: Walter
T.. Daniel. ESQ. Solicitor. Mr.. Daniel Is
the first Democratic solicitor that has
prosecuted the criminal docket in this
county since 1863 and the first white so,
licitor that we have had since 1873. But
few cases have been disposed OF, and
thet were Of trivial impOrtance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-22
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

RICHMOND. VA, February q, 1885.
No auction offerings on Change to-day
Private sales: FILTERS. II: smokers. ~,
wrappers, s: dark leaf, II; Jugs, 81. Total.
ia hogsheads.
to-day. and they were small, with quality
rather poor Prices remain unchanged.
Dark breaks were considerably larger to-
day, and prices were up on all grades.
farmers 10 bring in their tobacco, and
hence sales are growing In volume daily.
To-norrows dark sale will be quite large
Highest price to-day for good stemnlna
To-morrow will not be observed as a
holiday By the Tobacco Trade, but sales
will be on as usual, In fact will be large
as all the bright and dark warehouses vii
have full breaks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-22

Esq, OF this place. were united In the
holy bonds Of mstrimony.
At the residence of the brides mother
on last evening. the marriage OF MT. -.
Cameron Hunt and Miss Agnes Faucette
was solemnized In the presence OF tne
immediate family. owing to the recent
death OF Miss Faucette's father, the mar
riase was very quiet. Rev. MT. .. IL.
Thacker officiated. Miss Faucete
pretty blonde. extremely popular ana
great favorite. Mr.. Hunt Is one OF our
substantial young businessmen who has
n host OF friends
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-22
NORTH CAROLINA RAD-pOPs.
Honor Fred. Douglass, Hut Neither
Washington Nor Lee.

RALEIGH y. c.. February IA great
sensation was created here to-day by the
adoption In the House Of a resolution,
introduced by a negro. that when the
General Assembly should adjourn to-day,
81 should adjourn in honor OF Frederick
DOUGLASS. The resolution was passed by a
vote Of g TO 20 all the Democrats voting
against IL.
\ resolution TO adjourn on February 22d.
In honor Of Washingtons birthday which
IS legal holiday In this State. was voted
down. The same body also refused 10 ad-
3ourn in honor OF General Lee. on Janu-
nTy 1911.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-22
Two weddings ut oxford.

OXFORD. y G.. February 2l.-(Spe-
rial)--TNo marriages were celebrated
3ere yesterday In the afternoon, AZ the
t)me o. the brides parents. Mr. Willis
4 Sadder. of Winston. y. G.. and Miss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-22
RIcHMoNp srocg MARKgr.
GRAIN AND corroS EXCHANGE

OrYIRiyGs-ro.n white. LIZA bushels; oats,
l,l.0 bushels: peas, SO bushels.
SALEs-corn, white. GA bushels. oats, $50
busbes
QUOTATIONS Wheat l.nnebsrry. 5ss60<c. !;
nired, A6nrUlac. rno-tbefry. 5Sn6OHc.: NO
red, 6Oc. Corn WINE Virginia. SSa4gc.:
No white. acc. sG mixeo. f7xf7bc
Osts-Na q mixed. 3f,saahc. NO. mixed.
33I4a34c.: winter. 3ga4ec kyo Ssaosc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-22
An auis, NJ New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. LA, February yi~
The riyer-front THE bark Beatrice Have
ner. Captain Hichburn, IL loading with
euear al the lower levse. The steamers
are not being interfered with.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-22
Leased the NcAdOO Hotel.

GREENSBORO. y. c.. February IL
Especial. )-Captaln Fisher has leased the
McAdoo Hotel and will run 1t as an ad-
junct to the Benbow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-22
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, Nd, February 2i.-yirsinia
3s. 13,1, asked: Virginia Centuries. sa5ec.;
ted Gas, STOCK, 62Isao3H; do. o's, il5A; bid
do SIS, l05l4aIC6
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-22
State Of thermometer

The WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was bright and pleasant. The sky was
clear at midnight.
IS fharrpOmatQf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-22
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on call has been essy AZ "a per cen.
, AT loan At ~ per cent, and closing offered at
liz Der cent. Prime mercantile paper. 4a4}t
per cent - ~ .o..a sn.k,
bid. ,.s ..., ,,s,
Mesa IN bankers bills at 50 s5s4ss4.S7 for sixty
asy. and s4.ssL4as4 bSl9 for demand; posted
rates, "a. S7Lsas4S9: commercial bills, Ss.ooa
Government bonds higher. State pouds dull
Railroad bonds steady.