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Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-06-20

WHILE the seargeant-Gtarm OF the
house OF representatives, was hunting
quorums, be forgot to take in ST. Louis.
There are whole loads OK them there,
end il would be pretty hard for even a
tornado to drag them out OF the city
limits until after the convention.
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-06-20

ARIZONA democrats have declared for
silver. 1t is only another proof OF the
fact that this lie a year in which the IN
expected happens in politics, but not the
more pleasing to Mr.. Cleveland on that
account. The sisrs, in fact, are fighting
against the presIdent-and common zen
will agree that it is about times. E.
Bulletin.
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-06-20

SENATOR PETER ooserves-not fire.
quentiy, however. His latest obssrva-
ton is that he doesn't expect the popu-
lists TO elect president this year. IL
any one thinks that luminous streaks OF
lucidity have deserted the old gentle-
man, he has missed his calculation.
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-06-20

FoR two years service a member OF
congress now receives SI2.650. This in
cludes clerk hire, mileage and inciden-
tale. Daniel Webster used to get s3328
for his congressional work for the same
time. But then Webster wasn't as much
of a rustler as the eVerags up-to-date
congressman We have in this improved
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-06-20

The woman who threw eggs at the
governor of Idaho and failed 10 hit him
has turned back the wheels OF progress
snnother twenty years in calling public
attention TO the fact that the only thing
a woman can hit is cat-Rnd che eau
only hit cst when it is out OF range.
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-06-20

IT is rather a dull day when Durham
is not seen ia at leset two coun ties In
California. Indeed, it nothing elae
comes OF it, the chRss OF this murderer
seems to have proven that there is moro
in the old story OF tie ogre aud his
seven-Ieague boots than anybody
outside nursery has heretofore
deemed possible.
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-06-20

OK the whole. it will hardly do for
Mr. Carlisle to lay the blame for the
outflow of gold upon the Harrison ad-
ministrRtioD. President Harrison +
secretary of the treasury did not insist
upon paying silver certificates in the
yellow metal
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-06-20
90 Years the Standard.

ed at the same pl8cad All
parties are connecte mily
OF Hsriiu-Turrer fue. the
amIly died By viole1cs.F
SAN FRANCIsco, Calf, June l3-Six
striking lathers, James Holmes, Will
linn Starr, D. Dunn, W. Dowling. F. @.
Waltz end Waller McCos, who beat ..
A Mars TO death three mouths ego. and
who were subsequently, convicted of
manslsughter, were today sentenced by
Judge Belchsr to one years impris on
ment in San Quentin prison.
Hartford, Wis, June l3-Judce Bur
nell today on motion of Attorpey General
Mira, granted an order restraining the
National Manufacturing Company from
doing business in any wey pending q
hesriug upon the motion seeking the
dissolution OF the company. The Attor-
Dey general charged the company with
being organized simply for the purpose
OF controlling tie sash. door add blind
trade, and creating lumber trust.
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-06-20

SECRETARY OLNEY may be right IN his
conclusion that a state OF war does not
exist in Cuba, but Is would be pretty
hard to convince Weyler and his SOL
diers of the truth OF such statement.
The Butcher copvinces the women and
children IN Cubs that state OF war
does not exist by killing them.
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-06-20
IS sas Ay,rsase IN. World. ra..

AfSt's SersspsFilia eaj 20 ;be extra
1;'isn ~ 'I.sstrs.i5 * having been tas
cS,s b o.si tpt IirT III I'd an exhibit
= b" Ho td's Far, CD ergo. Manu-
.se'aseFs Of other sss, ysri!i.s sought
% soy risana 10 affair s5osing of
if.--l- crHris. brt arey w-rs all turned
s~sy 1''iizr so- app icztion o. the rule
,1s-ssic;n shs eatrs OK 81 sant medicines
- r>-lTups. The decision OF tbs
30. T Is Authorities ia favor OF
Ay-r SaTs.rsS'iis v"s 10 effecl. "a fol-
t'7e: .sysr's 5srssPaIiils ~ not pat
-''t r,acic'5s. II does rot belong 20 the
i@s OF ncstrnus. 1t Id hsrs en- ;ts s.sr-
r."
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-06-20

No ONE of sound mind can be found
who imagines that King Grover could
get second term, II the one just closing
wers bis first. These third term agits-
tore Tor the piatitudinous monstrosity
nigh; take time to quietly insert that
iG their pipes and smoke it gently.
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-06-20

THE platitndinous prophet of Buzz
yards Bay will relapse into his fsvorite
state of inocuous deeuetude very shortly
after March 4, 1897, and the breezeg Of
tbs grand old ocean will watt to his eRrs
the death-gurgle OF the party he stren-
gled for his own personal gain.
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-06-20

MR. ECKELs has at least admitted
that the silver men will co0troi the
Chicago convention, and go the incident
may be considered closed. We have
only been waiting TO hear from Eckels.
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-06-20

IT is announced from Washington
that Spain will not be permitted to
exerute tbs Competitor prisoners. I'm!
Why has Spain been permitted to hold
the men Of TIE Competitor as prisoners
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-06-20

GOVERNOR FRANKLIN is Winning gold
en- opinions from democrats end repub-
licans alike, for his uncompromising in
dependence in the conduct of the affairs
Of his Office.
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-06-20

CoNeUL-GENERAL LEE prepared the
first mint iulep that Mr.. Cleveland ever
drank, but he didn't make it strong
enough TO cause Grover TO shoulder e
gun and go hunting the enemy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-03

date. Among the witnesses are John F..
Mayer. The secretary Of The lodge az the
time was Walter Moore. a me'hocicat
business man. AS the lodge did not then
have a safe or iron box in which TO place
its books and papers. the secretary carried
them home for safe keeping. But while
Mr.. Moore held the office OF secretary ne
was seized with brain malady and died
In the asylum at Williamsburg.
Soon after Mr.. Turner died the Masons
began to look for the will. They search
ed old papers at the home Of Mrs. Moore.
but without finding the document IN
question. But Mrs. Moore never gave up
the search. and on last week she found
an old satchel containing Masonic papers
She sent for Captain Mayer TO come and
examine these papers. and there he found
the will. This was a great relief, for the
deceased had several relatives living VINO
might have come in for n snare OF the
estate had he died intestate.
when Edwin Mccarthy died many years
ago his will, which was pro5ated. was
Masonic. And IL is said that one OF the
richest estates in Norfolk was divided
some years ago in accordance with
similar will.
Mr.. f. 4. Barber was appointed admin
istrator OF Mr Turner's estate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-03

and there was general liquidation.
The visible supply IL small and the mar
kct Is ovcrsold. There Is very large
short interest here at the South. and the
bulls think that the present crop cannot
exceed 100000 bales. ever II the re-
ccipts from now until september lst
should equal those Of last year. some
thing which they think no rational bear
Will claim for one moment
NEW YORK. March Cotton. Mid
ding gulf. DIG midding. lilo, gross
receipts. 1850 bales; exports TO Great
Continent 3,J@S bales. forwarded. 9lI
bales. sales. 2.oij bales. spinncrs. IN
bales; stock, lsi,yGs bales
Total to-day-Net receipts, 1881 bales,
exports 70 Great Britain. S.lss bales;
France, 1870 haios; Continent, II, s9'
bales. stock. 1886 bales.
total so FAR this week-Net receipts,
iH9sS bales France. 1,27O bales. Con-
tncnt l5.ll7 bales
Iotal since September lst-Net receipts,
l4'l4lS bales. exports 20 Great Britain
l.oi2.9l2 bales. France. 3Js,VCj bales
Continent l.2ss.V33 bales.
Futures closed quiet and steady; sales,
100 bales. March. 20; April '-"o'
May -: June 7s4; July and August.
AtS September 20 October u.s. No
N-mhcr ~. December, no.
NEW ORLE rs La. March Cot.
ton futures quiet and steady. sales 5000
bales. March and April. ZIG: gay. III
Juno. t.-N. july. 80. august, 10 sep
tcmbfr. GgJ October. $50. November,
G.eS. December $50
LIVERPOOL. March 2-l2:3O =. M
Cotton. Demand fair and prices easier,
American middiing u.s. sales. 10000
bales, American. 500 bales. speculation
and export. 800 bales: receipts 1900
balcs. american $500 bales. Futures
opened easy and demand moderate.
March. 4 1864. March and April 4 1sG4
April and May. l4-GfMl 1864. May and
JSne. . 1861. ZINE and July l3-Gl.
July and August, 1868 August ana
September. 4 9e4. September and Octo-
Dor. 3-if. October and NOV embcr. 3-Gi.
November and December . G2j4. Flu
lures steady AT the decline. Tenders NJ
to1ays clcarincs. 700 bales new dockcts.
1915 r. N.-Amofican spot grades. ~
lower. American middling. fair. 4 2l-H
good middllug, 4 1872. middlne. ll-1t
low miadllnc tili good ordinary, 49,
ordinary lJ-iG
-. M.-American middlng. low mid
dunc clause March. 1l-G4. buyers.
March and April. lO-6f0f l1-G+. BUYERS.
April and MAY. 1904. May and June
4 i0-f4 sellers. June and July. 4 9-Git
. 1o-G4. sellers July and August. 9-Gf
buyers, August and September 7-Gi
huvcrss September and October. 4. Oc-
tohcr ana November 59-Gf03 GhGl
buyers, November and December. 3 Ni-6i.
sellers. December and January. . 59Gf.
sellers Futures closed steady at the
occIine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-03

CHICAGO. Hi, March buyers and
holders were not imbued with courage
or confidence to-day in wheat. ana the
.ufeiliccncc on the growing crop was
Ners promising TO thc tanner lnc ele-
Nutor fire al Minneapolis OcCasiontt am
amount of buying ON which tne market
opened higher and advanced little inn
ly reports of stocks were Disappointing
ANA caused "a recession, winch carried
Prices under the mail figures of Saturday.
May wheat opened from Csc. 10 t-'sc.
sold between D>i2c. and GIic.. closing at
C1Im67a.c.. lfc. under Saturday. Cash
wheat was weak and lc. per bushel
lower.
Coin-The only aid TO corn was de-
rived from wheat. and extended over
very short period al the opening. Later
prices We're soft and inclined 90 yield TO
anything unusually heavy in the way
of SEEMING. but the pressure was ut no
time very great. May corn opened at
31+ic.. sold between .osc. and 3o"sduI4c..
closing at aD's .,utic, unchanged from
Saturday Cash corn was steady.
Oats-IhcIe is hardly any change IN
oats. and 40 event or happening worthy
of record occurred. nc fluctuations
were governed principally by the action
OF wheat and corn, but the changes were
of little consequence. cash oats were
quiet and steady.
Provisions the strength seen in
provisions today came from the yards.
where hogs We're in moderate supply and
armer Quite a fair trade took place
and' prices maintained firm position
7i3c higher than Saturday and May lard
and ribs each 2i1Qjc. higher. Domestic
and foreign markets were quiet and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-03
NJ U N Y 0 MS
COL y
CURE
Promptly Enectuai In Curing the Most Oh
stinate Forms Of Colds aud Coughs and
Sure Preventive OF Pneumonia and All
Lung Diseases.

Colds lead 10 coughs. coughs to Pa
monia AID Consumption: therefore,
all impol ant To check q cold FORE
reaches the lungs. Munyon's Cold C'
Will positively break a cold inside OF twes
ty-four hours If taken as soon as tho COZ
manifesis itself. when the cold reaches
the lungs or bronchial tubes the Cough
cure should be used alternately every hdS
hour with the Cold Cure. The Cold Cure
is guaranteed TO prevent pneumonia TX
used in the beginning OF cold. Pneumo-
MIA, or Inflammation OF the lungs, can be
controlled by the use OF these two cures.
The Cough Cure positively cures bron-
chitis. tickling I'm the throat. hoarsenese,
loss of voice. soreness OF the chest DIM
Guilty i'm breathing. hacking cough and ali
pulmonary diseases where the lungs are
not too FIR consumed or covered with
tuDerclcs.
\ separate specific for each disease.
Sold by all druggists. mostly for % cents
a bottle.
Personal letters 20 Prof. Munyon. 1905
Arch street. Philadelphia, Pa, answered
with. free medical advice for any disease.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-03

receipt OF a letter from Mr.. $. III. HAYES
inclosing a check for so to the guarantee
fund. together with a letter from tho
j. l.. Hin Printing Company. with
subscription OF $40.
The association desires n understood
that payments in. full are not wished for
subscriptions TO the guarantee fund. as
it is intended that the subscription shan be
called for only when needed. as II IL
thought that the excursions viii he
largely self-sustaining. and that only
part of the subscription VIII have 10 DO
called for ultimately.
That the interest IN the Association
for the Development OF Richmond
Trade IL not Tagging As ovinced by tho
large number of letters and voluntary
subscriptions made 10 the association.
Not only the retailers Of Richmond, but
other lines OF business are approaching
the vast amount Of good that an associa-
ton Ike this might succeed IN BRING
ing 90 this city.
The following letter explains Itself:
". S. Rhoads. President Association Tor
the Development Of Richmond Trade.
city.
Dear cir-Your communication OF Feb
ruary Goth 10 our company would have
been answered sooner but Tor the az
sonco of the writer. We have "A'cned
Win great pressure th' ""'h ''ii~ "N"'
by your association. and n at any time.
we can be OF service TO you ~ any
way in this good work. a will give us
pleasure 10 serve YOU. You can put our
company down for $50. and II IL IL neces-
sary, we will make an effort 10 Increase
the amount.
The writer has the honor Of being
chairman Of the Advertising Committee
az the Chamber OF Commerce. and II VIII
give this committee great pleasure 10
cooperate with your association at any
time, or in any way that we can do so.
IN order to advance the interests OF our
city.
with kindest regards and best wishes
for the success OF your work. We re-
main
Yours truly.
J. l.. HILL,
Secretary ana Treasurer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-03

NIessrs.A AK. SC.E. >chaap Flo Deed
of Assignment.

One ~ the best-known firms In hlcn-
,,ora Nessrs. A. X. & G. +. Schaao.
Yesterday filed a deed Of assignment IN
the Chancery Court naming ''ol j..
Blocmberg as trustee. Their la ilities
are estimated al No.v.0.
Fer a long time tho hoJse OF this nm
was widely known as Schaap's Bazaar
and they were dealers IN all inds OF
goods. Since their removal to their pres
ent location, at ST east B-oni street,
they have dealt principally In bicycles and
sporting goods.
The goods turned over to the trustee
ar, stock OF every kin IN lie sail store
fixtures. &c. all book accounts and chooses
in action. &c. also. lot OF land In lie
district The trustee is instructed 20
turn AN assets into cash as rapidly as
possible and 10 apply the proceeds TO the
payment Of creditors. as follows:
First. All legal expenses and fee OF
Der cent. 10 himself as trustee W. }.
Blunt SO and all rent due j. Thompson
Brown d CO. for rent Of their former
store. 80 cast Broad street.
Second. tie shall pcy the following
named creditors In the order OF priority
i'm which they are respectively named:
J. A note drawn and endorsed by \. h.
e G.. u. shaap Tor $50. discounted at the
Planters National Bank.
julius straus & son, insurance pre-
II. ms SEQ.
@ Julius Straus. note for 80
Planters National Bank, note for
Si1'.
a. *. Schaap. guardian OF Walter S.
and l.. R. ScAaap. 1878
e. Tile holders OF the following notes az
tine Planters National Bank, drawn 10
the order OF J.. r. Tryon. Jr.. & Co:
one for $2iSlS and the other for $3.50.
e. The holders Of five notes Tor 500 each.
payt bic at the Planters National Bank.
drawn 10 the order Of the Gormuiley &
Jeffery Manufacturing Company.
s. The ho..er OF n note for 500. payable
10 the Planters National Bank, drawn
90 the order Of NJ J.. Cans.
@. Note for 500. drawn 10 the order OF
O. +. Ostersron. payable at the Planters
= fional Bank.
DO. Long x Riddick. $3.50.
II. The Gormully q Jeffery Manufac-
turing Company. 1854 SO.
y. The State Newspaper. see.
l3. The Richmond Dispatch, $50.
rhira After the payment OF the above
debts, the remaining creditors are 10 be
paid as their names appear on the books
and papers of the firm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-03
RALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD. March Flour
dun. western supernne. S2.5j027O; do.
extra, s. $4,000. DO. family, St6ON3. 50.
winter wheat patent. S39Ou415. spring
do. $500 400. do straight. S3.JOU3CO.
Wheat firm. No red spot. 744c. bid.
ern. 10y sample 7GQ77c., do. on grade.
~ lJisc.
Corn steady. mixed spot and month.
3f03f.c.. April. 80 l-jU3i'sc. May. 1914
3JNc.; steamer mixed. 30. Qj3c., southern
white and yellow 34N35c.
Oats steady. no. - white. western. I'd
- iac.. No. mixed. western. 2Ji acc
Rye dun; NO. ., 45Nl4c. for near bs
and 4JU4Gc for western.
Hay quiet and firm at Sl6.o0G1G.5O.
Grain freights duh. steamer TO Liver
pool. per bushel. 24d, April. Cork for
orders, per quarter, 2s.yd.Q lOi.d.,
March
other articles unchanged
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-03
Woman's Suffrage.

Sidney Lodge, no. 42s, Good Templers.
met at Belvldere Han last Friday night.
The attendance was unusually large. and
after the ritual OF the order had been
performed and one candidate had been
Initiated. there was an interesting de-
bate on "Womans Suffrage" Mr. Ben
jamin T. Pillow argued the Affirmative
and Or. Leo 4. Pusey the negative.
The iudges-Nessrs. W. T.. Bishop. J. T.
Gaines. j. c.. Kirkland. and Mesdames
DOMAIN and Patton-deeided in favor or
womans suffrage.
There will be an open meeting OF the
lodge March 10Th, to which the public Is
invited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-03
Hurt lbs a Car.

Mr. Philip Sales. an aged inmate OF the
Soldiers Home. was run over Sunday
night by an electric car on Main street
near Meadow. Mr. Sales is near-signted,
and while on his way 20 church walked
i'm front Of the car. Ills right leg wss
broken just above the ankle. and he re-
ceivod an ugly cut on the left cheek.
DR.. Eegleston, physician OF the Home.
attended the injured man. Mr. Sales was
doing nicely yesterday morning. lie does
not attach any blame 20 the motorman
OF the car which struck him. His life
was saved by the patent fender attached
10 the front of the car.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-03
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING 600 TATfoNs OF
MONEY.
offerings and Sales at the Richmond To-
bacco Exchange Internal Revenue
Collections Foreign tdyiccs.

NEW YORK. March 2-Spcculation AT
tho Stock Exchange was affected today
~ the rcccivcrship FOR tho Baltimore
ana Ohio and hy The demonstration yes
tcroay iu Barcelona against the United
States consulate. As a matter or fact'
30 can Doe said. however. that tho comics
sion OF insolvency by the Baltimore and
ohio rad more influence on thc market
than anything else that has uansliie"
curing the past forty-eight hours me
stock dropped nearly poin,s To- Ao's'
and the bonds of tnc main AAe ana iio
branches and leased properties "il ""clc
from fI. .n lD unlrfs. ldtc 900 Toe Ouy
30 Was InUouurcd CHAT Thomas NJ. i>ins,
president of tht liiifhnit ""v N'0.'' ~
railroad had been appoihl,' 'elelN CI
of fln comnanr Tins road is one on
Tho more Important leased lines OF tne
gaifn.or. ana ohio Ihe loss 500 the
usually active nue- was equal 40 t4Hl
por cont ln tn.s decline tennessee
nlou ItaI metropolitan Traction, ana
Southern Railway preferred scored lhe
greatest losses ln On, afternoon s's-
Sion There WAS "a decided change Tor iht
f..tflr .n WASHINGTON adNlces that tine
Spanish Government had taken steps 10
ir.Itn amends Co the United states Tor
yesterdays disturbance at halceioht, a
recovery = 4.. p.rc cent ioiowgi,.
.ul Nashville. Leather Iielt.I'u' S ,t-
Western Union leading. some OF 'n. Wy
prominent i.eusr ut ibis time sola ABOVE
SATURDAY c.NriNa Iii'''- ."t ''i, f,
Tobacco sold at NN closed barely st'aly-
sos claUges.a s O. rule. snow gains @.
per cent Tobacco JOSH d. anu pay
End Ohio 1.. per cent ou ihc CAV. Intai
..I.. ,,.re ..,1.s.4 shares. including J'..NO
sugar. $500 81 Paul. $500" iooac.eo
-5 SOD Louisville and NasnNiie. lr,N'l
Baltimore and Ohio. ana l1N3 western
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-03

Arrangements Being Made to Run tx
cur-ion Trains.


The executive committee OF the Asso-
citation for the Development Of Rich
Inond Trade had a very pleasant inter-
view yesterday morning with Mr.. c. a.
Taylor traffic manager OF the Richmond.
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad, IN
regard to securing a special rate from
Fredericksburg 10 Richmond early IN
April, and have rate under considera-
ton. The committee also had favor
able interview with Mr.. John -. Potts.
division passenger agent OF the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad. In regard 10
running trains from Charlottesville, Old
Point and one hundred miles up the
Richmond and Allegheny branch OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio road, and hope 10
enter into an agreement for special
rate, over all the lines OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio.
A letter has been written also 10 the
passenger department Of the Southern
railway. asking FOR special train from
South Boston TO Richmond on April stn
next.
The officers OF the association are In
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-03
nm cOrrnN AfAn,rrs

NlAN YORK. March 1.-The suns cot.
ton review says. wv
Cotton declined De- TO ID points. closing
quiei and STEADY with sales OF 2sg 10i
bales.
I0day's features. The splntso c.,e.
ton was uppermost ln the minds of Inc
cotton Wofiu To-Day. and Do r..a t,..
a shove downward that was plain 10 he
seen. 10 was believed trai I'D. r
would pass the Cuban resolution .o.f..
ana this. in connection with me rcDorfci
insult 90 the American nag i'm Snain
made Manchester depressed. New York
an0 southern spot prices were reduced
Zig bulls Ia Liverpool were forced ouf
and many bulls lu this country stood
rot on the order OF their going. but gc,
out at once Prices came down with a
thud. and they stayed down. To-. The
receipts at some points were light. but
NOBODY paid any attention 10 the re-
ceipts Everybody. like the warriors OF
Oi1, seemed 10 snuf trouble from afar,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-03
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI. O.. March Flour slow
winter patent. S3.GjQo.9O, spring patent
81. 5u43.SJ.
Wheat quiet and unchanged.
Corn quiet and steady; No. white
Doe. 40 yellow, sic.
oats quiet No. > mixed. track. 30 1-3Q
22.c.: No. white. 23l2D2ic.
Pork quiet and easy. mess, 1915
Lard quiet ana steady steam leaf.
500. kettle lard, s.. -.
EacOn quiet sioOse shoulders. 1925
short rib sides, 500. short clear sides
S562ia
Dry sailed meats easy and less active:
loose shoulders, A75; short ribs. IS -
short clear S5.25; boxed meats 1tc. more.
Whisky steady at $l.22
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-03
~ InI-Ls AlARKrr

81. LOUIS. MO, March Flour firm
and unchanged.
Wheat lower. March. G3c. nominal.
MAY. t5isc. bid. july, Ol8 uOl.c.
corn lower. March, 26'sC. asked; May.
2.ic.. July. 2SiaN2S Sc asked.
Oats lower; March. l9c, nominal; May.
2Olc.. july. l9i2c bid.
Pork Standard mess, new, $3.50; OLD.
$1,000.
Iard-Prime steam, s. -, choice. S5.22i5
Bacon Shoulders. SJ6-i2, longs, SjG2i
clear ribs. S3.62i2, clear sides, 500.
Drv Sailed Meats-Shoulders $40:
longs. S512H. clear ribs, 500, clear sides
hlgn wines steady at Sl.22.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-03
poRr on wEsT PoINT. March 2. l


TREVILLIAN. Died. at Lee Camp Sol
+. II. TREVILLIAN, Company /. Ffih
Regiment Virginia Cavalry, OF Bucking-
ham county. Va; aged seventy-four
years.
MEEKS,-Died. February 20. 1896. at
$50 +. NJ, at No. l4ll 4ayor street,
rance II. Meeks. Of this city.