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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-08
LOCAL BaEvITIEs.
Matters OF Minor Moment In AMI .Abou
tho City.

hhtters OF Minor Ioment In AMI hbou
tho City.
Council meets tonight.
State Fair to-day-Races In the after
noon.
Opera House o-nlght-Day the IIyp-
notiSt.
Grand, o-night-waldman Speciality
company.
THE Last Days OF PompeIl'' tonight
at Schmulbach park. Island.
Council committee on claims did not
meet last night: no quorum.
The ordinance committee of council
meets Mt y. m. to-day TO take up the
speed ordinance.
Jewish New Year services were held at
the Synagogue last evening. A large
congregation was present
Last evening at o'clock. Hiss Freda
Barbetta Vans, daughter Of Mr.. Henry
Naas. died at the homeot her parents in
this city.
Willie Collins was arrested yesterday
for vaSrancy by officer Meyer. and on
Ger McCausland pulled In II. p. Cook
for peddltng without license.
During the session of the public
school institute last week. Miss Kath-
crime Jones Iectured on physical cul-
ture. before the sisters Of st. Joseph, In
the convent hall
The council committee on streets.
alleys and grades will meet this after
nom OF o'clock and go over to Baker
street for an inspection with reference
TO establishing grade.
The Corncob Club, of the South Side,
will enjoy Its outing at Mozart park
to-day. About forty couples will be
present. The club has among It's mem
bcrs number of expert lady howIers
Day the iypnotost. opened week s
engagement nj the Opera House last
night TO 4 fair sized audience, He gives
wonderful exhibition and will no
doubt draw good houses during fair
week.
James F. Radcliffe, OF Eoft street,
South Side. 4 mollmaker. died early
yesterday morning. The funeral occurs
to-mormw afternoon nj o'clock. Wei
come lodge No. 9. y. o. Y. W, Of which
the deceased was member, will attend
In body.
The council committee on fire depart
ment met last night and audited bills
REHTcRatinS SNSl 81 fNt appllchtiOn or
rhe McAIechen Preserve Company for Il
FIRE alarm box at Twcnty-hfth street.
near Its works, was not acted upon. as
nothing can be done unless the nnhnce
committee allows an additional appro-
printiOn.
The city council committee on mar
kets met last night In the city building
and audited bills uggreSat!ng SlS2 80,
which are recommended TO council for
payment, William Ncsbitt was award
ed the contract for painting the gall
vani2ed iron work and repairing tho
roof at thq Fifth ward market house
at his bid OF ST..
A crowded house Witnessed and en-
jnyed the splendid performance given
by the Waldman Speciality company at
the Grand Opera House last night. and
It can be truhfully stated tina, It>Is the
largest ana best speciality company ever
appearing IN Wheeling. The acts arc
all new and clever and the artists are
| high salnrl+d and wei! known v9ude-
Vile stars. The troupe of educated cats,
dogs and monkeys is alone worth the
| price OF admission and the Ollrans are
| the best ever seen here.
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Dillon, Wheat & Iiancher Co.
acknowledgement
-,
onlGet Nos. 10 and ~ Fourteenth strort,


Homo Liver Pilis-R. II. List,
Stoke n Co.
Funeral NotIce-A. o. U. W.
For tent-Dairy Farm and Gardening
Grounds
Wantcd-second Hand BUGGY Harness.
u Your Eyes Need Attcntlon-Dlllon
Whent Il bnncher Co.--Elghth Page
The Correct Fail ntt-McFudden's
Hat and Shirt Store-EIgh,h Page.
To.day-Geo. E. StItcl a. Co.-Thlrt
Page.
FAN Goods-I.acrs Daylight Clothing
House Eighth Page.
Look In Our Wlndow-Slxth Page.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-08
Nov Coming in Thick and Fast. Spacs Here
oaeeoo oseesssos 100000 o,
OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO FAIR VISITORS. I;
Dress Goods

~. Er=,t and foremost This store Is the
recognized henL'-csrre for stylish
Dress Goods At reasonable prices.
81 Sew Hues consist In part Of lllu-
minated Jacquards and Cscpons.
Boucls Effects. Fancy Mixtures, IL
Illuminated Ottoman CorlS, Scotch
Mixtres. EigoreauN LANES, Neat
= Checks Large PlaEds, Fancy Che
y viofS, Storm SerTes. Zebclines and
many others too difficult 20 describe.
= Our lines OF Plain and Novelty Black
Goods were never larger or more
varied. Novelty Dress Goods from
stA sc yard TO SIS % the suit.
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SN00K 4 ca Z store VIII he closed this
'''VVh WV " afternoon


Tho Baltimore & Ohio ticket Office and
passenger station, including baggage de-
partmcnt, has been removed to tempo
rnry quarters on Water street, South
Side. between Twentieth and Twenty
hrst streets. The change takes effect on
and after July Is. 7. C. BURKE,
-t Passenger Agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-08
GOODS
COlOred Silks.

Chameleon TRffcta Glnces In both
plain and fancy will be largely used
this seas son for fun suits and waists,
with deep white linen collars; also
IN Innings for caneS. Jackets and
skirts. Plain ones as chenp US 19c
yard. FancieS no higher thnn 81.
Great Il tho variety!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-08

The manufacturers of Washhurn
Guitars mud MnnOnlins will change
their styles October |. They have given
us permission to cut prices on our pres
cnt stock, This applies to pres
cnt stock only. M these instruments
are sold under contract at uniform
prices everywhere. This Is the first
times prices have ever been cut. Now
is the time TO buy them.
+. ", BANNER CO..
1910 Market Street.
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.P0MPEIIAN FETE.
Production OF "Thc Last Days OF
4 p0mrcii" OIL the Island
WAS A MAGNIFICENT SUCCESS.

The Giorles OF tho iii-i'atod CITY Of Rome
Pictured with all tho Itsailsn, that tho
Painters lruHh Can convcy--The spt--
elai'ies Received with Enthu.iasm-A
Large Audience Attended the Opening
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Is Chlldrcn's
Night.
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ALANnF or SUMMER GOODS AT PRICES 7HATlL
UhuHNUu PAY YOU TO BUY FOR NEXT SEASON

$500 gold and silver given away Seethe $500 in silver dis
played in window Sec
Get key Absolutely free $500 in silver. given away to the
lucky holder.
See north window 1t will do you good to look 800
crisp silver dollars direct from the mint You many be the
OF some OF them. g
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-08

SN00k 4 ca lead In stylish dress
SAVVh W W. goOds-grent lines from
39c to 50c per yard. Rough effects Will
be the most pNpulnr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-08

ONE application OF DR.. Thomas Ec-
lcctrlc OH takes away tho paln Of the
most severe burn. 1t Is an ideal family
llnImCnt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-08
Black BrOCaded

Silks with big figures have met with
IN unqualified success here. Our
carly purchases have been thinned
out and new ones ARE constantly ar
rlvIng 10 take their place. Prices are
as follows: SIC. oSc. N.25, Sl.3j, $l.45
and 3l.tS. Many styles.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-08
Shirt Waists.

Only two prices to rinse--2ac for all
4 Waists that have sold up to 5l.225.
/: 6cc for all Waists that have sold up
to 500.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-08

Boys School Suits that Boys School Suits with double
seat and knee patent waist bands sewed with linen thread wear
like steel. -
Hundreds Of pairs OF those celebrated Mrs Hopkins Knee
Pants Just the thing buy for school wear for that boy yours
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-08

NN00K A. m e silks are marvels OF
cAVuh Y w, beauty and cheapness
Big figured black Brocades and Cham
eleon TatTetas are leading lines.
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Jackets and CapeS

We name still lower prices. Must
make room for the new winter styles
to arrive this week. We offer Rlnck
and Navy all WOO, Cloth Capcs as
low as &c each. worth $l.2j Others
In proportion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-08

NA00h q w. stock has, arrived T% '"'FF
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Visitors to the West Virginia State Fair urged to make this
store their headquarters while in the city perfect welcome
every .rsEu
See West Vgnias great State Fair and Wheelngs Greatest
Clothiers and make yourself at home at THE HUB.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-08

u your. eyes need attention they mood Il
az onca DELAYS arc dangerous, and Imay
your eyes strong aud your sight cicar bv
nc uSa Of SpcctaClOR, which SAVE tho
NEltNES and prevent HEADACHE
burning and watering OF tho eyes, blurring
OF Fight, etc We tcSt all defects OF sight,
including ASTlGMATlSM. Consult us;
we can holp YOU. No charge Is made IL
ndxleo Is given You us 10 whether CLASSICS
Satisfaction Ia guaranteed In every case.
rRoF. L. LEVITT, Manager.
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/ 2 \ J1

Japanese Rugs in great variety All the latest designs and
eoorings Thoroughly Oriental in tone Every piece a
perfect copy OF rare Turkish and Persian weave We have
them in sizes from the hearth rug up.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-28
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING goo TJONS or
MONTY.
Offerings and Sales at the Richmond To-
l. bacco Exchange Internal Revenue
Collections Foreign Ad,ices.

NEW YORK. March 2s.-Spcculation
az the Stock Exchange continues quiet
the transactions today amounting 20
only Ig7. sg. shares OF stock and SbIo,W'
railroad and miscellaneous bonds. ~
the opening the market for stocks was
weak and lower. London having tuii''"
Up as seller 10 IS estimated ,l@'
the foreigners parted with nearly i"Vyo
shares OF 81. Paul. Louisville and Nas"-
VILE. ana other issues with an ln''i h'
tional market The chancc OF front on
tho Part of i've foreigners was que To
the Egyptian aod Irausfaal coup"o",
tons Local opcratcrs were also disposed
10 sell moderately ON rumoiA tha' lh'ie
Will bc exports Of gold next week. ittin-
iums Tor gold was again ADVANCED. SNIP
mcnfs Of tho metal VIII pe prevented.
The carly decline RANGED from 8 10 /
nor cont sugar. the Changers. Louisville
ana Naeb,ius. chicago Gas. Leather pre-
fcf,sl Manhattan. and Pacific Mail scor-
ING the greatest losses. In the alter-
noon trading Tobacco was the feature
and rose from sii3 20 Ssit ON vague rumors
that the capital wall resume thc pay
foenfs of dividends next week and That
the difficulties with the outside concerns
had been adjusted Baltimore and Ohio
also met with better support and rose to
49, Speculation closed firm Net
changes were merely fractional except
for Louisville and Nashville, which de
cuned u. and Baltimore and Ohio and
Tobacco. which gained l1ff5s. respective
Is. The bond market was cuh ana
lower.
Money on call easy az 303A per cent
last loan az g per cent, ana closing OF
fered at per cent. primo mercantile
papor. sfl06 per cent. Bar silver. bS
Mexican dollars. 5i4NJ4i3 Sterling eN-
change strong, with actual business IN
banters' hus al 4s7I5N4S7a. for sixty
DAYS and 4sSik04sss, for demand: posted
rates 4SVLn4Sgl. commercial bills, 4sGE
o4S7 Government bonds dun. state
bonds steady Railroad bonds lower
Silver al the board was neglected.
Treasury Balances: Coin, Sl2S'%oo-S w.
currency. So. SG3 $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-28
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

Richmond, Va. March q. ls9J.
Private sales reported to the ss,re'ary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade TO-DAY .
Wrappers. / hcgshead; filters, ~ I'VI
dark. 2G: Jugs dark. 6. Total, As hogs
herds.
The tobacco Inspector reports to-day.
I .enectic ns-Eright, 81 hogsheaisi oarh,
Il hoesheads and terces. Reinspec-
tions-Bright, hogsheads; dark. hogs
H. ads ~.
norf,s planters. seabrooks. shockoe,
Southern. and old Dominion tobacco
warehouses report to-day: Receipts, a.
nackages. deliveries, s. packages
tinted states internal revenue colec-
tions for the city OF ltichmond, Va, to-
dav on tobaccos: Cigars and cigarettes
S406 plug tobaccos. S2.4s2l'. Total
rhere was a very good sale OF both
suu-cured and bright loose tooaccos al
sholburne's warehouse to-day. Sun-cured
sold very high, quality considered sun.
cured Jugs sold up TO 500 and sun-cured
leaf sold up to 9.21. $500.
Messrs. Frazer q Tompklns, TOBACCO
commission merchants, No. Jus SCUM
Twelfth street, Richmond, VA mai'e
the following comments Tor the week
New Dark-Good to fine tobacco cor
Times in good demand, ard sells 1eadl y
M our quotations. and .here is lne He-
mand for this kind OF tobacco Tugs. 10"
grades. and nondescript leaf constitute
the greater part Of tie offerings 'hu
sell very SLOW.
Old Dark-Very little doing
sun.cured-No hogsnead sales rs yet,
all sales loose. bat w expect h's"he1i
Gales TO commence on 'Chanse III q lew
davs. situation unchanged.
Brichts-Rather more doing IN wrap
ners. good. old smokers continue IN ue'
mand: other grades quiet.
And quote prices current as ioho"s,
Bright Tobaccos: Smokers-Common, -
"a 81. medium. s. TO SO; fine, $ll TO SEQ.
Cutters-Common. S11 10 Sl3; medium. $40
10 SIS: fine $3.50 TO SO; fancy, S-''vo
10 $40 Fillers-Common. $3.50 10 81 me
dium $40 10 $3.50; good. SO TO s.. me
$40 to So Wrappers-Common, si- 70
SIS; medium. $40 to $50; good, 80 10 Soo'
fne. ss5 TO $40; fancy. Si5 10 so
Dark Tobaccos, Old-Lugs, y 10 -
short leaf. 81 to 81; long lear - 10 ~
selections, 81 to $40 .-o.
New Tobaccos-Lugs, 500 10 s-.0o'
short leaf. So to 81; medium leaf, S4.3o 10
az. long leaf. So 10 s.; selections, stem
ming 50 TO So; fine black wrappers Slz
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-28
CtucAcO MARKET.

CHICAGO. ILL. March 27.~'Ihe baiis
bought wheat with confidence TINS morn
ing and sold u out discourag I'd bell re
the close Prices therefore, WeIa stiohs'
A norton OF the time and weak anolhei
norton. The start was not Nery prom
Using one. the fine weather having I'M
pressed the trade as not exactly suitaDie
for crop damage reports. WEAKNESS was
coneeouentlv the opening tone and va;ies
were inclined to droOp for some tlms
AFTER the opening. About one hour amer
trading began shorts discovered that
they had sold themselves into doubtful
nosifion. and upon endeavoring u cover,
eave the market a lift. Tn n mere
was some investment buying. which con-
timed the upward movement incidental
10 the advance there was report tha'
ENGLAND had issued important orders 10
arn,y officers. When the entI"Jiasm at
tendant on the bulge had abat>d ihe
course of the market was reversed, Ire
entire gain being lost the 'lo So sho"i
posltive weakness. May wait openvd
from C3fkc TO G3ifM63sc., sol1 DOW 'eA
Gs7s 0Gic. and sc, holding Al Us 50. ma
sc under yesterday Cash wheat vas
0rm and ltc. higher, closing easy. win
a.. futurci
Corn-The market for corn vas in
ictharcic state, trade being iisc, AMI no
nc,,g OF importance in circulation. The
course of prices was similar Il that OF
wheat. the action being OF a pcff - to's
SORT May corn opened at 29fsc., adj
vanced TO 294sQ295sc., declin a To arc
closed al 295sc., a shade under yes i-oay
cash corn was firm anu A4iC. per bushei
higher
oats were quiet, the trade heins light
anQ featureless. Opening s-i;ss -
easy and lower. nrmness io,ow nS hst
o..nuAl.y weakness pre- s.il'ns. with ire
close nj a decline from yesterday. Sym
natbv with wheat was clearly the leading
innuence. Cash oats sold at an advance
Of lhc over yesterday, the supply being
npeoual 10 the demand. The nominal
close was. however, easy.
Provisions Offerings OF product were
NOT onpressive to-day, the result being
that prices In this market were afforded
ON opportunity Of reviving The run
of hogs was light and prices at the yards
were up a little. This helped to stimu-
late provisions 10 some extent. quito
a fair recovery being noted. The gam
was well sustained throughout the SEES
sion. May pork closing 7hWlOc. higher
than yesterday. May lard 2i2fl5c higher
and May ribs 5n7hc. higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Wheat open. High. Low. Close.
Mar :. GA e2M 6lh gln
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-28
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, March 27.-Flour I'M
changed quiet, and steady Southern
-four unchanged and steady
Wheat-Spot market dun and easier
with options; No 2 red. store and eie-
vator. 100. afoat sol2c. Options loSt
lLn84c. rallied asQizcY fell 13c~ ana
closed weak at sc under yesterday. with
a dun trade: No. , red, March, 'o'sc.i
May roc. July, 69Ssc
Corn-Spot dull; March, 3IAc.i May
35ssc. july 369sc. 49,,
Oats-spot duh and firm. Options dun
and firm: March 24s4c; May, 2og2oAc.;
No. white, 26Mc.; mixed western 20
Q26c.
Hay quiet and unchanged
wool firm and unchanged.
Beef dull. steady, and unchanged; peer
hams quiet at $4,000 1900; tierced beef
ouiet. city extra, India mess, Sl3looh
1880: cut meats inactive ana uhchaiseu'
Lard quiet and stoadier, western steam,
e. 40. citv. s495; May s5.47l2. Refined
slow: Continent, $50 South American
s6.f0. compound, S462ik044o.
pork steady and in moderate demand
mess. S9.5O010.oO.
Butter-Choice firm, in fair demand
Cotton seed oil dull; crude dc; yell
low prime. 25lgc; do. of grade %0s@
.Jisc.
Rosin firm: strained, common to good
Sl75Ul77i2 oo-,oo,,.
Tnrpentine quiet and easy at 2sQ2sl5c.
Rice I'm moderate demand ana I'M
changed.
Moiasses firm, fairly active and I'M
changed. -,
peanuts steady; fancy hand-picked' IA
Q5c .,,,.
coffee firm and unchanged to 10 points
up. March Sl23OQl235: May sl2.2ggI
~ 80: July. s11.45; September, Si2.d5G =. 90.
November SlO2JQlO35; December SlO.-v
NOS Spot Rio dull and steady; NO. d"
Sl375. -a.,-..
sugar-Raw dull and firm. fair rehhins'
3s.c. bid: 96-test centrifugal, 5-lOc' Dlu'
Refined firm and unchanged.
Freights TO Liverpool nominal; COTTON
bv steamer, 3-32d.; grain, by steamer
1i5d
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-28

WILMINGTON. DEL, March IA a.
yeu-knovn citizen whose wife was III
called through the telephone upon Dr'
Swithin Chandler. who had been IN at
tendance. to learn what he should DO Tor
her relief. and was informed by joker
AT the other end OF the wire, who per-
sonated the doctor. TO give her glass
OF champagne. mixed with lemonade.
He did so, and the woman nearly died.
The husband and the doctor are now
OH a hot nunt for the careless joker who
thus came near ending = human IIe.-
PHILADELPHIA Record. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-28
THE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. March 11.-Cotton quiet;
middling gulf. 81: middling, rs; gross
receipts. 2.g21 bales: exports 10 Continent,
100 bales; forwarded. 4f2 bales: sales. ooo
bales. all srinncrs stock. 1Gi,lls bales
Weckly-Net receipts, 500 bales gross
receipts. 10 i63 bales; exports 10 Great
Britain. 3.7l7 bales France, 462 bales,
Continent. 1851 bales: forwarded, 3.5ol
bales. sales, 59GS bales; spinners' Z'-i'
bales.
Total to-day-Net receipts. 2G927 bales
exports 20 Great Britain. @.4'6 bales
france. $50 bales: Continent, 2,V'9 bales
stock ca $50 bales.
Total so far this week-Net receipts,
81 75G bales; exports to Great britain
5gOl5 bales; France. 1,7i2 bales CONT
nent. 4J,4J7 bales
Total since September 1st-Net receipts
4.720.3 800 bales; exports TO Great Biliaih'
1.1S9.T ~ bales: France, 426.oJo bales'
Continent. 1877 bales.
Futures closed easy. sales. ls3,4oo bales
March. 74S: April. 7.5l. May. '.opi june
7C0; July. 7G2. August, 7Gl' September
7.3f. October 40. November, ia; De-
cember. ZIG. January III.
NEW YORK. March 27.-The Suns cot
ton review says.
Cotton opened 10 4 points lower, but
rallied and advanced, closing easy, with
sales OF $1,000 bales.
To-day's features: Price. Mccormick &
co. bought heavily to-day, ana 'LflT
buving produced q rally after lower
orening. The early decline was due 10
disappointment at the small advance 'n
~cfpOol together with large receipts
AZ the ports But the purchase OF the
above firm. covering Of shorts, New Or
leans buying, and the strong 'tst'stical
pcsitionl Offset the bcarish influences
The speculation was more active. a
Providence Or. ~ dispatcn sail;
"lt IS expected In a day some o. me
sici er mills will follow lhs example
OF the Ross Cotton Mil at Olnevriie in
reducing wages. The larger mills Afe
con fronted with the problem CT eiihe'
reducing wages. shortening anne, % SHUT
ting down There is no profit ~ max
ing print cloths when middlns - Sc. aud
CYOths 2Hc. the prevailing pres
NEW ORLEANS, LA, March 2I.-Cot-
ton futures steady: sales, 5000 bales
March and April. 747; May, 15l; june
740: July, IA: August. 7.3J; September
100. October. C.91; November. 6S9; De-
cember. ESQ.
LIVERPOOL March III 7. NJ
American middllng, low middling clause
March. 1864. buyers: March and APRIL
lG-Gidi 1874. buyers; April ana May
4 15-G4d4 1864. buyers: May ana june
4 1854. buyers: June and July, l5'ol9
4 14-e4. value: July and August. f2-b4si
4 1854. buyers: August and September,
q-G4. buyers. September and October
1864. sellers: October and November
3 Gl-Ci. value. November and December,
1894 sellers: December and January
3 5o-Cf8g G0-Cg, sellers. Futures closed
very steady.
Weekly-Sales Of the week, $1,000 bales
American, $1,000 bales; forwarded from
ships side direct 10 spinners, 1000 bales
actual export, 1900 bales; total import
g1 900 bales: American, $4,000 bales; tota
stock. l1G4 600 bales; American VI OOO
bales. total sloat, $4,000 bales, AIn.ri-
can 10000 bales: spectators took zoo
bales and exporters took 1900 bales.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-28
NAnA1 erORES


WILMINGTON, y. c., March sI.-Rosin
firm. strained. S1.30; good strained SD
Spirits OF turpentine quic' and STEADY
machine. DC; irregular. 2ilsc-
Crude Turpentine-Nothing dong
Tar firm at 9Oc.
CHARLESTON. S. C., March 27.-Iur-
oentine quiet and nothing doing.
Rosin firm. Quotations: A., b., ami
c., so: D.. Sl.25: T., $40; F., $40;
c.. S1.GO; H., 81 60. J., SLIo; n. slso'
NJ. Sl00; ~, $500; W. c., S2.l2i-; W.
w, S225.
SAVANNAH, GA, March 27~Turp"n-
tine market firm al DC; sales, 10"
casks: receipts, 4O2 casks
Rasin firm: sales. 1000 barrels; re-
cents oss barrels. Quotations. A., T.,
and c.. 500: D.. S1.30; T., $40: f., sl.45;
G.. $50: H., $50; /, $lG5; X. $40;
NJ. $50; ~. S1.o5; W. c., 500; w. W"
$500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-28

PITTSBURG, PA, March 26.-The
American Manufactures viii say to-
morrow, concerning the outlook in the
Iron and steel trade:
No fresh disturbance has overtaken the
market for week.
Production continues about The same
rate at furnaces. There are more rumors
OF further decline in production, but
advices are not harmonious.
Bar mills are not quite so busy while
sheet mills are struggling sharply for
spring and early summer business. The
pipe mills are fairly busy. Plate iron and
steel are quietly active, and prices are SIN
gularly well maintained. Tie entire mar.
ket is in a quiet condition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-28

BALTIMORE, MD. March G.-flour
dull.
Wheat nrmer: No. red spot and March.
72G73ikc. MAY. G9NGG9f.c. July, 69A1
zoe: southern, by sample, 76NT1c.; do
on grade. 721fIJc.
Corn frmer: mixed spot, March, ana
April. 3fi.M3F4c.: May, @4AH34hc-'
steamer mixed. 33Q3Ysc.; southern white
35c bid: do. yellow. 3GA36l2c
oats frmer. No. white, western, -os2
are; No. 2 mixed. western, 24r3g25c.
Rye dull: No. .. 42i4c. for near by
and 4J0fGc. for western.
Hay firm.
Grain freights very quiet.
Eggs firm at 11Aal2c.
sugar. strong: GRADUATED. $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-03-28
cuIcAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS, ILL, March
27.-Cattle: Receipts. 5000, market nrm
common TO extra steers, S.4OQ451; stock
ers and feeders, 81 SJG5.90: cows ana
bulls, 81 JoG32 30 Texans, 22jg3.9O.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900; market hrm
and &c. higher. heavy packing and snip
ping lots. 50 sO43aj, common 70 cnolee
mixed. S3.e5a4OO. choice assorted, s4.v1g
AS. light. S3eO041l; pigs. S3.4OQ4V
Sncep-Receipts. 5000; market STEADY
inferior to choice, s27Jd40O; lambs, $40
al so