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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-17

OLYMPIA, TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE
q WIfsey Saviratscn Co.'S steamer
ACLTNOMAH.
DAILY TINE CARD.
Leave Arrive.
olympia At s.se . nj Tacoma at, s.soa m
Tacoma al ie.e0 m Seattle at .fsm n
Seattle at leo . nj Tsroma at. 3an N
Tacoma as $50 m Olympia at. 60 "a
CITY OF Aberdeen.
Daily except Sunday.
Leave Arrive.
Seattle at 7:so ri Tacoma at. SO m
Tacoma Al tassst mi Olympia at. loo n
olympia AZ. : 20 . m Tacoma az. $50 N
Tacoma at. ~ p n Seattle At. 10 n
Fare bftwsen Seattle aud Tacoma IS
eersx Landing AZ Seattle City dock. FOOT
OF Main street.
LILY 20 -Di-S a CO. Arenta
CITY dock. Telephone. Main 81.
Capt; L. wlisey. Manager.
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n Effect OCTOBER ! -
GREYHOUND.

Seattle. Edmords ard Everett HoutA
Two round TIPS daily except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle Sst5 q a.. D. a. Can
sects With steamer NikAdo for snohomish.
Lands ~ CoinAn dock. soos OF Marion
street.
Leave Everett 10 4 N. 50 .. m. Con-
meets with eteamer Flyer for Tacoma.
Lands at Merchants dock. Everett
Seattle 3 Tacoma EAviGatioa Company.
FRANK W. 0oODHy-E- Manager
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH.
INGTOS ROUTE.
GTEAMER A. r ROBINSON.

lAffytaB z. - MAI.
On Port Orchard and Port Washtngtoa
route. leaves City sock. foot OF Main
street. so a. IN. caiiiax ~ South Beach.
RuYcheas. Brick lard. Hrcmer.on. u s.
Navy Yard. sidney. Charses.oa Traryfon,
Chico. SlIverdaie Leaves Port Orchard
navy station as : p m: arrives Seattle
at 4 D. m z. ~. Robinson. master. LILY
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

No. l club. 1sse: blue stem. ss.sc;
strong
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THE ALAsK STEAMSHIP co..
STEAMER WTLI4APA

Capt George Roberta
leaving Seattle for Alaska November Il
-. Ct 10 o'clock. and svery afteea aye
20 J. q. CARROLL Agent
0chwAbachey dock. Tel. Pike q
CHARLES y. PEABODY General Mar
o4er. eeattja
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STEAMER UTOPIA

STEAMER UTOPIA
Laws Tacoma. y noon: Seattle. YomQ
wharf. p M MONDAYS ard Tku8ndayU
FOR Port Townsend. AnacorfeA Fairhaven
New WhAtcors. Blaine and Friday Har-
bar. and Vancouver. aer1vtnG yancouver 8
D. n. following day.
- yor further fnformation apply q Yes-
Ter wharf.
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE
u. 3. NAIL
STEAMER DELTA
Leaves 0albYaish dock. foo. Of washing.
ton street. Tuesdays. Thursdays and Sal.
urdays at O'Clock q. m. for Kingston.
Port Gamble. Seabeck. Brtnnon. Holly.
Union City. Returne alternate days.
D. TROUTNAN. Master.
Telephone Red Isl
PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH.
INGTON ROUTE
GTFAMFR MARY =. PERrEY
toe street. for 6oush Beach. SWAN Grove.
p white rremerton. United Ssaseo Dry
Tick, Charleston. sidney. rracyton. Chi
CO. n!iverdale at 400 .. M: Saturday, 10
p. a.: sunday. p m :returninG. Jnyeo
0iverdAse as 9:U .. M Teispnone. Red
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PUGET SOUND q CENTRAL ANERI.
CAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Steamship Transit viii leave Seattle for
Central America on December Is.
Regular safiings between PUGET
sound and Central Americas
ports. General o6lce. Mutual Life
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Money on caa. easy at sAs.i4 per cent !:
closed 3A.4s. prime msfcausiie paper. t1d
per cent Sterling exchange. weak with
aCtual business In benksrs' bills ct N.S53
81 S5s for demand and $iS6i1s6S+-S6a for 90
days: commercial bills. A-so. Bar silver.
sl3sc: silver certilcases. 6o,sc.
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KRUsE AND MADISON LINE.
STEAMER I.AKME.

VIII sail from San Francisco November 4
carrying srelgS; a. 81 per ton. connecting
~ 6ea;tis for all points
E. z. CAME. Agent.
Arfirgsr, da.k Teiswhere PIKE "a
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Seattle. Nov Is. ia .
Exchanges at the seaItie. Tacoma ana
Portl~ra Gearing houses today were.
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VICTORIA ROUTE
STEAMER ROSAl.IE.
Arlington dock leaves for Victoria ana
Port Townsend daily. except Sunday. At
1870 4 M. returning leaves Victoria At
10 O. N. Steamer idaho leaves for Port
Townsend and way ports daily. except
Sunday a. 4. M: Sunday. direct. At
Townsend At . p m Phone. Pike ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-20
FAMOUs CisL RECALLED.
4 Delayed Schedule saves Passenger
Train From a Terrible Wreck.

4 DELAYED Schedule saves Passenger
Train From Terrible Wreck
NEW RIVER. VA. March l9.-special.
Circuit Court for this county began its
spring term at Pulaski Monday the 18TH
with go cases on docket, Hon. S. ". VIII
.iams presiding. The case OF Sandy Casey
against the Norfolk and Western railroad
was called Monday, and dismissed. II Will
De remembered that about two years aTo,
q rail- was taken from the track of the
Norfolk and Western railroad near TINS
place, just before 80. O.. tne cast-D0uAt
fast vosu1ule was due. Luckily No.
was thirty minutes iate, and ifeisnt
train passed. going Vest, and was throw
from the track. 81 the point where me
rail was taken out was on dOWn-siahe'
for easf-bOunl train so. being q ncdFy
train. would have been running al about
nifty 90 soventy-hve miles per hour. ana
would have caused n terrible wreck.
crow-bar and wrench were round 40 the
place which showed tn1t the deco was
done with malicious utent. Detective
BALDWIN arrested John Doleman ,coloredl.
who was suspected Of Che crime. DoleWan
IMPLICATED sandy Casey Bob Austin. ana
I4HMtH ANrNlfls HfH WHY tf.' 'r't't
taken 10 Pulaski. and were taken from
tho calah0ose one nieht and hanged. for
thef purpose OF making them confess.
They made no confession. and "a. Ter pre-
Hm'narv hearing. were acquitted Dole
man was also tried and acquitted. Tie de-
niad 1T the trlal tne confession made 10
Detective BALDWIN that be and the above
named parties were the guilty ones.
rdy Casey and Bob Austin brought
suit against the Norfolk and Western
railroad for cruel treatment claiming
that Baldwin. or some Of his mon. as de-
tecrivos for the railroad company, were
enaased FOO the hanging.
AIRS. ". n. Jones. wife Of Treasurer W
p Jones. of Charlottesville, Va, IS az
Inaie. In this nelghborhood. visiting her
sister. Mrs NJ. L. Stone, who has been
quite SO.
Miss Fannie Ingle. who has been Wis
iiirg friends and relatives In the South.
for the past four months. arrived home
to-day.
Mr.. J. T Harper Of owen. Tenn. IS
En- town. the guest O. Squire J. II. Chumb-
ffv.
The weather for the past ten days has
been COLI and wet. Sunday We h0d mo
most snow Of the season. but It only last
al TWO days.
We hear The Times compiimented on IT'S
fun report Of the Pollard murder case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-20
THE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. March ~. Cotton steady;
middiing gulf. So. middling. 3. gross re-
CENTS. 300 bales. exports TO Great Bri-
tain. l,1gi bales. Continent. 1866 bales:
forwarded. q bales. sales. 2G9 bales; spin
ncrs. 200 bales; stock 100, lG5 bales.
Total to-day'-Net receipts. 1923 bales
exports TO Great Britain. 1874 bales
Continent, 2,sjG bales. stock, GG6JOG bales.
Total so FAR this week-Net receipts
55.5g3 bales; exports 10 Great Britain
800 bales France. 80 bales, Cont
nent. 2G,3S2 bales.
Total since September 1st-Net receipts,
1921 .0s5 bales. exports 20 Great Britain
lbs 6C6 bales. France. i17.329 bales Con-
tncnt. 1.510.616 bales.
Futures closed weak: sales. 2S3.@D
bales; March. 7.62. April, 80. May, tfi'
June. 7I3. July. IA. August. 49, sep
tCmlor, 49,. October. 12G. November,
720. December. I22: January. l26.
NEW ORLEANS. LA. March bot
ton futures closed quiet. sales, 300
bales. March. 759. April. go. May 20
Jeno. 7.o5. July, 7.Gi. August To- sep
TENDER, III. October. FOB; November,
7o1; December. 702.
LIVERPOOL March f9-12.30 2. NJ
Cotton demand fair and prices firm;
American middling. 1882; sales, 10000
bales. American. $500 bales; speculation
and export. 800 bales, receipts, loVuv
bales. American, 600 bales Futures
opened firm and demand moderate;
March, 2l-Gi: March and April. 2i-6i
al 2O-Gf. April and May. 4 1861 May
and June 4 1Q-G4N4 1861; June and
July. 1s-Gt18 1854; July and August,
4 17-6iai 1864; August and September
4 13-GiU4 1864; September and October
4 4-Gi. October and November. tj-64'
November ana December. 3 62-64, Dccem-
Der and January, G--Oimj Cl-04. fu-
lures quiet.
Up. M-March. 4 20-Gi0i 2l-Gf sellers.
March and April, 4 lD-Giui 20-6i. sellers.
Aurl and May + 1864. sellers May and
June. 1871. buyers, June and july,
4 17-G4. sellers. July and August, 4 1864.
sellers; October and November G3-Gl'
buyers. November and December ana
December ana January, 6-6i, sellers.
Futures steady.
NEW YORK. March i9-The Suns cot
ton review says.
Cotton declined 10 o points on this
crop and TO 3 points on the next
Later the decline was rcgained, and
prices advanced ] 20 points on this
crop and 10 points on the next The
closing prices however, were 20
points lower for the day on this crop
and . TO 3 points on the next. The
close was weak, with sales of 2S3.ow
bales
To-days features. On the whole, it
was o. day Of liquidation; st was day
Of greater pressure to sell than 10 puy'
and this farl is reflected in lower prices.
For one thinr. Liverpool was very dis
appointing. somehow 90 failed TO eaten
Che btlsl Infection from This side' ana
instead OF making a hearty and eenef-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-20
cnIrAno nIARIlrT.

CHICAGO. Ill. March 19.-The
heaviest trade in wheat to-day took place
n she FIRST hour OF the session, and re-
suited i'm break from yesterday close
OF FUN cent Much OF the wheat
bought Yesterday and held over night
came out at The start. nothing tn the
news giving promise Of Improvement
After the decline Of r.. mentioned above
occurred. a steadier tone ruled, and busi-
ness became dun and unintercsting. May
wheat opened from G27sc. TO G2'-0G2'ic.
7.c. under yesterday Cash wheat was
lc. lower.
Corn WIS remarkably steady, consider
Ing the weakness which was present IN
wheat Traders in the market. however
gave ont The opinion that the limi.
volume of business was rc pons4n-e Tor
The frmness May corn opened 40 29tcY
sold at 2g.c., closing az 2e "-D'lc..
shade lower than yesterday. Cash corn
was steady.
oats were Little easier than corn
and not quite as weak az wheat There
was pauclty OF both news and b1-i-
ness. but few orders either 10 buy or
soil being in the market May oats
closed l.lf. c under ycs tegaay Cash oats
were quiet and unchanged
Provisions The provision market was
in ID State of utter decentralization. IL
was difficult TO determine whether dis
r-sted longs or courageous shorts were
the most active. but there was heavy
volume OF both Kinds of selling The
hos market was quoted a. 5Nloc. lower
Pork suffered most. March as Che close
being size under yesterdays lnal figures.
Stay lard closed 7i.c. lower and May
h 1Jn. lower
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-20
pErERsBURG HCsfiSGs c0URr.
The WIld Winds Blow Down the Bleach
-. ,sn1 park

The wiId Winds Blow Down the Bleach
cries at the BAH PARK.
PETERsBCRG. VA, March l9.-spe-
cisl.-The March term Of the Hastings
Court opened to-day.
Tie grand jury round presentmen's
against pcto- Crowder. Jr., a. ". Harris
sclolo House. Wesley Gnl. Rebecca Davis,
Tor felony and Henry Moore ana Alce
Shell Tor misdemcanor.
Louis Avery (colored), charged Win
larceny. was tried and acquitted.
Peter Crowder Jr.. for the maliciou
cutting OF Robert Warden tcolosedh wa
given one year.
Crowder is q son OF hr Peter crow
of this city.
Russell Hobbs (oolored was con
OF the malicious cutting OF Robert
Kemp (colored), ana given six y'--
state prison. Kemp came mere q '"-
time ago from Cuba
Tho revival which has been IN progress
far some nights u the Methodist cnulii'
AZ Chester. conducted ~ Rev. Ar Scott
was br0ueht % a ,iOse tonight. me
revival accomplished much good.
Durina heavy gale Of wind this morn
Ing the bloacheries and a portion Of the
fesce enclosing the baseball park was
blown down. ..-
Thomas & Hamlin. O coloFed letier-car-
rier OF the D0st-0fiice. was BEFORE 'Nf
MAYORS Court this morning 70 answer
Ne charge OF stahhing dog belon sing 70
g FISHER Collier. lie was fined SD an
petersburg lodge. 10. o. 3. = %, p.
hold "A meeting Iasf night and elected iNr
following officers Tor the ensHlng term.
Exalted Ruler. Eddi" -.lfenNi uih, i.7'
toorael I.oval Knight James +. Hrancn
esteemed I.ecturng Knight, y. y. far-
lev. Secretary. John =. fWnan urea Pc
,er j I.ou.s Cook. Tier James h..
Hobbs. Trustee for three years, john -
mo officers were installed by Past tx
allied Ruler " II. Taller.
Mis- RosaHn Smith. o. Richmond Is
VISITING Miss Elise Hinton. on High street.
4 woman's branch Of the Junior order
United American Mechanics is 10 be or
ganizCd IN Petcrsburs
MIR. Henry ". sade and Miss Mamie
r. Baugh, OF Dlnwiddie We're married
to-day al the residence OF Mr.. William
FIELDING Baugh. ia that county. Rev J.
n Pitcher, -. D.. OF Petersburg, OIL
ciatad. The groom Is widely-Anown
citizen Of plnNlddie, and brother OF Or.
slaGe. Of Sussex coufny. The bride Is
an accomplished and attractive young
lady.
The congregation OF the Church of fhA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-20

WILMINGTON. IS. g.. March 19.-Rosln
firm. strained. $780, good strained, si35.
Turpentino steady; machine, 26c.; H.
regular. 2Jiac.
Tar steady at 90c.
Crude turpcnune quiet soft. $780, viz.
GIN 81 20.
CHARLESTON. 8. C.. March io.-Tur-
nontinc-Nothing doing.
Rosin firm. sales 200 barrels. Quota
tons: A. and r.. S1.15. g., $40. D.. Sl25;
f., 81 40. f.. S1.4J. c.. Sl55' H., Sl.GO' j.,
$40. K. 81 IN: NJ, SIS. ". $3.50; W.
G.. zoo. ". W. S212h.
SAVANNAH. GA. Mach f9.-Turpen-
tine quiet al PC; sales, "a casks re-
coipts. 3G7 casks.
Rosin steady and unchanged; receipts,
]. 4s3 barrels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-20


~ clntsday nl6Ai al fuiiah I-.'.-'l
church lv par. d. ~ T.. Hatcher. WHO
r. ..,.,. -....tt., of a.
e'o'c 90 '''' '-'J
Pastor lie gave the c-uicA SOME aou""
advice. ana advised them neither 10 be
loo hasty nor loo slow in making Sc
lection.
1''o-' -,.... ,,,.,,
Aoh DoD mir
Pray 20 Goa TO send you the risht
~, n Was i,. .D,.to... alci,. rie smoke,
..,-
oI H's cary experience ""e" "1 VA" "'9
first CALL said be-. Il bad my INST call
Ca al lo.nfry church u.f., Mas atf.ul-
o. no. ~
most u'.lit" .o ta"- -t aa 4IAeu lNr
u eli rom "a l'........gr th.fch Aler
j received fn. llal.a.-Ief cal D almost
took DO as al .l..It llr ! remembered
HAlc d stll.nt at tle college b lelU 60
lI tlc II.Nf Ol sunday. and Wulil
have t0 walk ua.A f0 lle college ana s.t
ug dinner. utter probably e4uyihns HAS
fuIau Dp. Iley wouldn't even llttI.e my
lI.utf YoI Gam Iu4-e 0l mg feelings
u.Du received mae Cll Iut Coo called
me there. and 4 went, anu ll-ul 0l tnt
most peasant years Ga My ale were
slut there"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-20
TOBACCO EXCHANGE
Richmond. Va, March 10, $50.

Richmond, Va, March 10, 1896.
Private sales reported 90 thc secretary
of The Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day.
Wrappers. moss heads. llcls, q cut-
tels. IL. smokers 8; sun-cUiei, /. leaf
dark. L.. Jugs dark. 4. Total, -
hogsleads.
Ihe tobacco Inspector reports to-day.
IT. poctlors- Bright A. hogshcaas, west
eru 49, hog heads epecuons-BrghL
Il h0gshoads; dark, - hogsheads.
Myers. Crcnshaw's Planters, shockoo
old Dominion. and Allegheny tobacco
warehouses report to-day. Receipts. 9
packages. deliveries. - packages.
United States internal revenue collec
tious on t0baccos Tor The city of Rich
mcnl. Va. to-day. Cigars and cigarettes.
S4.1s7l0, plug tobaccos, Sl,o9s.7s. Total
S6.425.ss.
Sales at auction on Change to-mor-
row. Mr. George a. Haynes win offer q
break Of sun-cured tobaclss.
Good breaks of bright loose and sun
cured tobaccos 40 Shelburnes warehouse
tomorrow.
Mescrs William c. Bentley & CO. lsu,-
cessors TO Charles Watkins e Coz, leaf
tobacco commission merchants No Jos
south Thirteenth street (Sh0ci,oe Slip
Richmond. Va. make The following COM
ments Tor the week on tobacco.
New Dark-rhe offerings f0r the past
week I'LL the main. have been OF much
better quality than for some time past
prices on an good. serviceahe stock have
ruled somewhat higher especially on Cine
siemmine and good brown or black wrap
pcrs.
o'd Dark-Qulet. but little dong.
Bnghte-Unchan-c4 Quiet
suu-Cured- Unchanged. hoe.head sales
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-20
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
fRE CLOSING oUOT ATIoSs OF
MONEY.
Offerings and Sales 1T tho Richmond To-
bacco Excbange-Internal Revenue
Coilcctionr-Forei. n Advices.

NEW YORK. March 19-The improve
ment IN the political situation abroad
had a good effect on stock prices NJ the
opening and the prominent issues mover
up l0ii5 per cent In this rise boi7oH
Electric Illuminating OF New YORK. ana
Tobacco led the upward movement i"e
net gain ga the standard Issues "a' "a
small proportions. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pun
ChasCs of fully 10000 shares OF ~. fau'
Louisville and Nashville and Efle loi
London account Local traders VINO nave
been working FOR reaction IoF sone
days were alarmed 10y the iole'sn buying
and covered. This stimulated the up
ward movement at The opening. Io"'Ih
II o'clock tho market developed weak
ness. and tho professional operators ana
commission houscs were rather hpcrai
sellers The selling was based on the
unsatisfactory trade conditions and vague
rum0rs that there would be uniaVofable
devofopmonts I'm Congress I'm the mat
ter of he cuban and Venezuelan qucs-
pons Prices dropped anywhere from
L. Co ~ per ccnt Wheeling and Lake
Erio preferred foll rs 90 31h. Lacicde Gas
preferred 2i. 20 s2i4. Tennessee Coal rs
10 zGf. aud tho other leading issues AW
IA per cent. In the last hour Of trading
There was a disposition TO cover shorts
and q rally OF "a to- g. per cent cusucd
Sugar leading. With sales mp 10 li".--
The market closed steady in tone. The
sales were 1896 shares including 1850
Tobacco 144oD Sugar, 1900 So. Paul.
AND 1900 Burlington and Quincy. Bonds
wero lower Sales were Sl4lIolO.
Money on cnu firm at 304 per cent.
last loan 40 per cent, and closing Of
Tered a. per cent, prime mercantile
paper. 5u0G per cent Bar silver. oHs
sterling exchange steady. with actual
business in bankers bills no 4sGi4p4sl for
sixty days and fS5h04Ss for demands
posted rates. ASA iS,i,. commercial bills.
4e-@, 1fsbs Government bonds steady.
state bonds dull Railroad bonds lower.
silver at the board was easier
Treasury balances: Coin, Si27, 592. J6i'
rurrencE. 500 2al. lll
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-20

Good Shepherd. Memorial Episcopal.
held meeting tonight and discussed
the question whether or not the church
shan remain under The control OF 81
Pauls church or shall have "a vestry Of
Us own. Rev .. $. Bunting rector o.
81. Paurs church. was made chairman o.
the meeting. After a discussion which
lasted for Two hours. "a resolution was
adopted 10 the effect that the yestry Of
ST Paurs church be requested 10 ask
Rev. Mr.. Bunting 10 take charge u the
work Of the Church of the Good Shep-
herd, ana in this way the church trouble
was adjusted. The congregation was .
very large one.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-20


SEW YORK March l9.-IioHr steady
anl unchanged. Southern -four ua-
changed.
Wheat Spot dun. with options. SIC. o
red. store and elevator, 7s'ln7sse.. a0oat
q, soc. options closed weak 90 a-c.
d.. Ge 40 - red. Mach. l0sc.; April,
70nc.. May 800 c. june tj+c.
COM Spot easier, 80. q. aIe., elevator,
asc aa0al Options were cli and un-
o. spot dun Options dun and
March 21e Spot pr res. so. %.
2-c. No % white 2ji. ,f e.. mixed
western 25i. acc.
Hay QUl,l. easy, aad unchan ,d.
Woo ln moderate dtmaa. and I'M
changed.
hams dun az Sii500i5.o): tiorced beef
Inactive: city extra. lnua mess Sij0Jn
1,5n. cut meats quiet and unchanged.
Lard quiet and lower, western steam.
81 t-l.. city. 5000. May, $500. ttl H.a
slow. Continent. $3.50: South American.
ST. %. compound. Sit- Hfi.'f-
Pork weak. mess. g91lulu25.
cotton seed OIL duil and unchanged.
poein firm. strained. common 10 good.
TorDenfno quiet and easier az IS ,Ne0c.
Butter in fair demand and unchanged.
liolasses moderately firm and IN
changed.
Peanuts quiet; fancy hand-picked, a.
@Jc.
Coffee inactive at $40 points down:
March. N315Ui32O. May 250ai2 80.
June Sl220. July. Sl2OOui2C5. Fcbru-
airy, Slo.es Spot Rio quiet and steady.
No T. Sl367is
Sugar--Kaw firm and quiet; fair refining,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-20

Of members Of the church 10 employ the
services Of a Richmond man. there Is ul-
der consiiorafi1r az the present time an
offer from q Washington architect Mn9
la1 offered 10 prepare plans iree ~ u.-
charge, and 10 superntert the ereel,ln
of the new church 40 h-t the regular
fee.
It is said that the board Of trustees Of
the church have several times trled 10
purchase the small lot of land ~ tne
rear OF the church. so that the new
building may SET back further from 'He
street. Int lis owner viii not sell 70.
PulIding operations win probably oo be-
gun in about thirty days. The tund IS
sun growing. but a great deal more
money ls needed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-20

endorse the stand taken 10y The Times
and tbe action OF the past legislature
rsiaf.ya go affairs az the Deaf, Dumb and
Blind Institute at stanton. 10 is the
universal opinion Of al that the present
BOARD Of Visitors should not stop short
of removing the old officials and appoint
ing others whose characters and repuia-
tons are beyond the least suspicion. Notn-
ms short o. this Will satisfy the pubic
mind. nothing short Of this VIII place
IA Institution IN the front rank OK IN
= ~tlons 81 this. character, where IL
.-oDnriv belongs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-20
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI. O.. March 10.-Flour fair
~ active: winter patent, $3.G5l5.9O; spring
patent. s. JO03s5.
Wheat quiet; No. 2 red, ne
Corn-No 2 mixed. 20ilc. steady.
Oats active: No. white. PIC.
Pork easy: mess S97j; clear mess and
family, 5000.
Lard quio: steam leaf and kettle lard.
sJ75. prime steam. $5.1Jd52o.
Bacon quiet. loose shoulders. and short
rib sidos. s537iz: short clear sides. S531i7.
Dry aalted meats easy. shoulders.
81 s7ik: short rib sides, 500 short clear
s. 20. boxed meats &C. more.
whisky unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-20
RAITIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD, March l9.-tlour
duh and unchanged.
Wheat duh and easy: No. 2 red spot
and March. 72a72i4c.; May. 6oh@S9lsc.
July, soc asked; southern. by sample,
151i &c do. on grade. 7ld74c.
Corn steady. mixed spot, March, and
April. 35skQ3Jhc.; May, 3ih0344c.; July.
35Izc. asked steamer mixed. 32kn32l5c.
southern white, 3fig03Gc.; do. yellow,
33i436izc.
oats frmer: No white. western. 2Gl.
are: No. . mixed. western. 24Hd25c.
Rye quiet. no. ? 43c. asked for near
by and 4Jl lGc. for western.
Hay quiet and steady; choice timothy
$1,000
Grain frcights steady and demand UNI
changed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-20

ST. LOUIS. NO, March l0.-Flour dull
and unchanged
Wheat lower; March, 5S4c.; July
Jgfsc.
Corn lower. March 20tsc.; July 27aic.
oats lower: March. l9c.. July. l94c
Port-Standard mess nominal al S920'
old 1915.
Iard-Prime. S40j. choice. $500.
Bacon-shouldcrs $3.50: longs. s5.G2M.
clear ribs. 800. clear sides. S5.s7i3
Dry Sailed Mcatr-shoulders, SfT5;
longs. s512fs; clear ribs. s5.25; clear sides,
sJH7ik
High wines steady az tl22.