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HE CRITICISED MILDDLY

II 5s;' HE CRITICISED MILDLY.
ss Mr.. Meekton's wife was cycling him sls-
piciously as he ate his breakfast.
T s. You don't seem to like the biscuits, = she
said. . What is the matter with them ~
oh, nothin' mud h. =, .5;
Il Then why don you eat them q
81 don't fee. much like eatin' biscuits this
morning. ]" .sz5y.? Sl5.. rs. .. .
with them or with you. q 5 i st..y III
!. wen. to tell you the tr,th they re s
And IShope YOU won't think I'm fault -flnd.
ing and not willing to make e llowai1ces. ,
annw that human natures human nature
ana II Isn't with any idea Of blame that y
remark that lately u hen We ain seorcllin'
sfn the bicycle ye sres score hin, on the. cool
stove Il ,spose the two lust E1stnrall 81
sA Il omen ars
II|1|| 81
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A GALA CELEBRATION.
St. John the Baptist Day On
June "a.


June "a.
The celebration Of St. John de Baptiste
Day, on June "a, will be a marked event
Our French citizens and those of sur
rounding towns will assemble In large
numbers and they with all the French
societies in the city will form a process
sion in the forenoon and march to Notre
Dame de Loudres church where high
mass will be celebrated. The program
prepared lis an excellent one and should
be carefully read.
The only committee authorized by the
French and French Canadians of the
city. representing the three largest socie-
ties and the two French Catholic church
es, will have the matter in charge
JOSEPH FAUBERT,
49,. President.
c. c. BELANGER,
Vice President.
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CoLLEGEvInLE. MI I'm !

such hearing be given to all creditors and
persons interested in said estate by forth
with publishing this order once In each
week for three successive weeks In the Irish
Standard, a newspaper printed and pub
l1shed in said county
Dated at Minneapolis, this 18th day Of
June, 1896. M
JOHN Fl. STEELE,
Judge of Probate.
W. H. IT. Pilgran, Attorney for Admin
istrator, 222 Nicollet av.
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REALISTIC.
Emily (playing "house")-Now,, IN be
mamma, and you'll be papa, and little Ben
and Bessie will be our babies. :.
Willv (after a moment, anxtousay)-Atn't
it about time to whip the children Home 81 i
Journal. -
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TO WHAT IT MAY COME.

TO WHAT IT MAY COME.
"Hang her, yelled the crowd"
The very air shuddered with the anger
that ragged in 10000 hearts.
Hang herr"
Not only were the impress rank in her
Judgment of balls and strikes, but she
had come upon the ground wearing hat
that was sweller than any in the grand
stand.
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Resolutions of Coincidence.

At recent meeting Of the Daughters
OF Erin, Division No. 4, the following res
olutions of coincidence were adopted foT
Mrs. Clifford, relative to the death of her
sister, Miss Teresa Nelles:
Resolved, 1t has pleased our All-Wise
Father In Heaven, to take from their
midst beloved sister, be it
Resolved, That we, Division No. 4,
Daughters Of Erin, extend our heartfelt
sympathy to the bereaved sister Of the
dear departed
Resolved, That a copy of these resolu-
lions be sent to the sister OF the deceased.
Resolved, That copy Of these resolu-
tons be inserted in the Irish Standard of
this city.
ANNIE MULLIGAN,
F. MRS. KATE MURPHY,
ELLEN G. O'LEARY,
Committee.
Minneapolis, June Ia, 1895.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
Hennepin.-Probate Court. IN
In the matter of the estate Of Thomas

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
+ Henneptn.-Probate Court.
In the matter Of the estate OF Thomas
Sheren, Deceased.
On reading and fling the petition Of WILL
lam 'Sheren, of Henns pin County, M iDnesota,
representing that Thomas sheren has Lately.
died intestate, a resident and inhabitant of
the County of Hennepin and State OF Min
nesota, leaving goods, chattels and estate
istration of his estate be to said petttioners
. ills Ordered, That said petition be heard
at the Court House in the City Of Mime.
Apolis, in said County, on Monday, the, 18th
day Of June 1885, at 10 ocloek n the fore
given. to all persons interested, by publish
ing this order at least once fin each week
Of hearing, in the Irish Standard a news
paper printed and published in said county. {
!: dated at Minneapolis this Bird day OF June,
i0'0' , - ' JOHN II. sTEELE;
CHRIS A. GALLAGHER,
Attorney for Petltloner.. ". a.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
Hennepin-Probate Court 52sB
In the matter Of the guardianship OF Mar
fin HallarOn, incompetent. %4sas
4 On reading and filing The final account pf
named ward. end his petition praying for
and that he be discharged as such guardian
and the sureties on his bond released from
further liability on that behalf f.t,Ss 4ss*;
II is Ordered, That said petition be heafd
and said accounts examined at q. general
House, in the City Of Minneapolis, ln3,saids
county, on Monday, the 9Th day Of July 1896.
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon. and that a
and to all persons Interested, by ,publishina
this order once in each week for three s.ics2
and published in said County. sl53 sss 4
DATED at Minneapolis this 18th day Of June
1896. 4s 81 BIZ
~. I" y. JOHN FL. STEELE, III
f1,dora nFE 70
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A WILD WEST CONVENTION.

"A w 1AO w ScIN v Elm 1lO1N.
From the Mississippi Valley Lumberman.
A story comes from the west coast to
the effect that a meeting of the Washing
ton lumberrnen was held the other day at
Tacoma. After the crowd had all assem-
bled in the convention hall and it was
time for the gathering to come to order,
Frank b. Cole moved that Emery Siwash
White be made chairman Of the meeting,
"a motion which was unanirn ously agreed
to by all present. Emory took the chair
with all the dignity of a Thomas B. Reed,
and the ball opened UP. Motions came
thick and fast. Everybody tried to talk
at once, Beckmam and Cole not being the
quietest people at the meeting, until final
ly there was such hubbub that some old
timer who was not accustomed to such
things, remarked, so as to be heard, that
.''he thought 1t was time to put a stop to
such boys play
Cd it! maybe you think because my
hair is white that I'm a kid and can't keep
order" shouted Emory as he jumped upon
the speakers table, grabbed his chair ana
began pounding for silence so effectively
that he soon got it. Cole, Beckman and
few others silently withdrew from the
gathering, and Chairman Emory Siwash
White had no more trouble after that. .
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,f,TI4sll.HlIII Is 1r, 8 ,l I,,t 4,

ss gROTESCIILDs IN LlTERATURE. Il
IS The family Of Rothscllild has vetltnred
Esays On g an ~ tex
ist roi6s
81 fnahn ID
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He who wrought for his brother well
Came to the castle Of Joy to dwell;

He who turned from the toilsome hill,
Seeking his castle--is seeking still.
Ell. g Esss James Buckham.
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tie great family Of; flnanciers.
The work, soon to be published In this
ens ees re zfores
JE.s5 erster; airing, but q SO throw valuable
light upon Frineh history. Of which the
| Here Is q story Of Tiboulet. the Jester Of
Francis l., and probably the most famous
| "a great 1,obleman who had suffered from
Troboulet's gibes threat tened to have him,
logged. The Jester comp. a!nsd to the king
were bold enough to XIII YOU should have
a, a nspaIed re,be 81 wod not
before?' .Triboulet happened to be present
| at a meeting Of the council ct wnien tne e
was discussion as to the road by wn q ne
men,, interrupted the jester, you appear TO
consider yourselves very wise, but you are
@ asnts po dGs What Is he
most essential point?' Queried a grave coun ,
cilor. 1T is simple enough: answered TIL
i s9a!aa as ee the road 81 which YOU sha
enter Itaiy. but you have never thought Of
fhs one = Wv walf take when you have 'ss' to
When Hsny X ae sas5 n5eh sx h
G thaee r. T MS9os ns e fereyesae s long
e snaioas a by saying: when Hannibal left
Carthage he had a, dined; SO ] am going TO
one anecdote relates to the deathbed Of
Louis XIV, the greatest poseur M history.
Mms. de Maintenon was by his side. He
III II was We always told that it was very hard
to make up gP;f 9nes mind to die but 90 not
'' ION. SIRE she answered. cit Is only
difficult for those who have some affection
in their hearts or some hate or any restftu-
tion to make"
king. 7 owe none as a private Individual
and as for what at I oTs the kingdom hope
Then he turned to a page who was kneel-
Ing weeping at the bedside and said to him:
why DO yoqY, weep? Did you believe me
An interesting glimpse Of court etiquette
In the time Of Marie Antodnette Is given
t.. IN voIcELEss MISERY. -.
People passing along washington elTeet
one Chilly morning last week saw girl on
q hanging balcony, before seeond-story
window, making queer gestures; Her mouth
sound issue therefrom passed on wondering.
!. Az the morning went the girl remained
It saG the so Window A and then, with gesture e
despair, seat herself on the oaicony raal-
A butcher boy drove up before The tbs n e;. t
motiohed to him frantically. Ihe BOY mo no
toned back and looked lingeringly at her
as he went into the house with, h Is. par ar
When he came out he looked and wa tV.
his hand to her again and dro,ye. OIL, Inc
girl sat down on the balcony railing; 49,
When noon come lady walked into the
yard Of the house with the, hanging balcony
and saw the girl who motioned frantically
and tried to call: Only hoarse mutterangs
what are You doing up there. Maggie?"
mag Maggie lie c ,d horasely and unintelli-
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Largest and Best,

Scott & Dudlsy's Metropo Titan Barber
shop at,s248 Nicollet avenue has twenty
chairs and IS said to be the largest shop
In America. They employ none but first
] class artists and Ii furnish luxurious Y
! shave and brilliant shine, both for 10
cents Prices on electric and vapor
baths reduced to 80 cents for short
J. time. Turkish bath. IS cents, and With
lusesof com Portable room tor the night 81.
Open day and night. Shop closes 5ex-
cept Sunday. 5s
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Two Ways.

Under tree two dreamers lay,
And unto one did the winds voice say:
"Castle Pleasure is building fast;
1 heard the hammers as flew past"
But to the other the winds voice said:
'Hill Endeavor lies just ahead
The dreamers rose The years sped by,
And the wind blew out Of the changing
sky. .s5 f
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VICE PRESIDENT.

0aret A. Eoba TT, of New Jersey, the
Nominee.
Carrot A. Hobart, of New Jersey, was
nominated at st. Louis as candidate fol
vice president
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& :, = JOHN III. Steele,
Judge OF Probate.
Attorney for Guardian. sS .3$s.
b Minneapolis, Mimi. a1 Kasppta Building
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SAID preI11Sts. = -. !. ,-41 71coo 81 - a
alslAe,1Ss = = - - -. JOHN L. SMITH Es
II! - 4is Receiver for Said Mortgagee. ,
Henrv coniin. Attorney for Receiver for
MORTGAGE, Minneapolis, Mime ota. .s sss 4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-03
CHICAGO pRopucn MARKET.

CHICAGO. ILL. March 2.~Buyers ses>&
holcefs were not isnbued with courage pK
confidence to-day In wheat, and the m
tclligence on the growing crop was very
IRE at Minneapolis occasioned an amouns
OF buying. on which the market opened
hiRher ard advanced little immediatefy
afterwGru, but the usual weekly reports
OF stocks were disappointing. ana
caused recession which carried prices
under the final figures OF Saturday.
May wheat opened from eS 10 IS 1-3c,s
sold between s. 10 and 81 i-fc. closing
~ 81 i-fu6i 3-Sc.-l-4c. under Saturday
Cash wheat was weak. and ic. per hushei
lower.
Corn-The only cid 10 corn was derived
from wheat, and extended over very
short period at the opening. Later prices
were soft. and inclined 90 Weld 10 my
thing unusually heavy IN the way OF
selling. but the pressure was at no tt.ce
very great May corn opened at 30 SIC.
sold between 30 rs and 30 5-SlfSD SIC,
closing at 20 5-SQf50 3-ic.--unchanged from
Saturday. Cash corn was steady
Oats-Thore ~ hardly any change IN
oats, and TO event or happening worthy
OF record occurred. The fluctuations were
governed principally by the action or
wheat and corn. but the changes were OF
little consequence. Cash oats were quiet
and steady.
Provisions-All the strength seen In pro-
visions to-day came from the yards
where hogs were In moderate supply and
firmer. Quite fair trade took place.
anu prices maintained a firm position
throughout the session May pork closed
{ l-2c. higher than Saturday May lard
and Foreign markets were quiet and
steady.
The leading futures ranged as followss
pppntnZ gfsDAsr l0seS.. Cissfn1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-03
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, March 2.-F'lour-Quiet,
and easy; winter wheat, low grades,
$250d$2 80; fair 10 fancy, N.s5NS3O; do,
patents. s3SOQsli5: Minnesota clear,
b 70n$3 30; patents, $3.35Nsi.3o; low extras,
81 5Q9S3, southern -four. quiet and STEADY;
common to fair, S2.i0hs3 good 10 choice,
W'heat-Dull, easier. with options; No.
2. red store. and elevator, 81 Bic; afioat,
81 l-4c options were fairly active. and
opened firm, at 3-SN5-Sc. advance, on re-
port OF loss by fire OF l.VsoOo) bushels,
a Minneapolis declined, 5-S1S-4c., closing
firm, at i-Sni-ic. decline; No. red, March
a IS lie eDf"' % i' -A1'' 80 %
Corn-DulI and firm: No. 2. 81 i-4c.. in
elevator; IS 1-4c., afioat. Options were dun
ana iirm, at unehanged prices 70 l-sc. de-
Oats-Dull and steady; options dull and
easier; March, % SIC: May % Sic Spot:
No. .. 26 lie; No 2, white, q Sic; mixed
western, 20 1-2a27 lac.
Hay-(food TO choice, 80 i-2c4S1.
Wool-Steady; domestic fleece, l6922c.;
pulled, l5as3c.: Texas Setl3c.
Beef-Quiet, steady; family. iogi2c.; ex-
ira mess. NCnsS
Beef Hams-Dull, sli50dS15.
Tierced Beef-Inactlve; city extra India
Cut-Meats-Quiet: picked bellies. &C.;
shoulders. 1894 s-4c.; hams. la
iard-Quie,. firm; western steam.
500 Ia city, &C.; May, $50: refined,
quiet; Continent. &C.; South American.
sG.25; compound. 5-sGI4 7-sc.
pork-Quiet, steady; mess. sioqflo5o..
Butter-Weaker; State dairy, 9g2oc.: do,
creamery. held. i5fis l-2c.: western
creamery. l4d2lc. Etgins, &c
Cottonseed-Oil-Qu.et, firm: crude. :ic.;
yellow prime, Is l-2c.. bid: do. offgrade.
2Q95 lie.
Rosin-Iirm, quiet: strained. common
TO good. n.62 l-2ffsl.6l IL
Turpen;ine-Steade, % i-iQ2e Sac.
Rye--Fniry active. firm: domestic, fair
to extra, 3u5 3-4c.: Japan. 3-{f;fc.
Moiasses-Firm. moderate demand: New
Orleans. open-kettle TO choice. 27rs7c.
Peanuts-euiet; fancy. hand-picked.
4 SIC.
CoKee-Dull unchanged 70 points;
March. sl2.eodNee5 s.: May, Sl210: spot.
81 o5eysu.i0; December. sioso; spot RIO,
quiet but steady; No. 7. II i-tSisc.
Sugar-Raw. steady but quiet; fair re-
filming. 3-ic.: grangiateo. tic.
Frelghts 20 Liverpooi-Quiet and STEADY:
cotton. 8 3-s2Us 5-eid-; grain. S-sd-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-03
Constipation
FINANCIAL.
SALE OF sUpRY COUNTY BONDS.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED
By the Board Of Supervisors az SrrrV
county up to y O'Clock NJ. OF WE'D
NESDAY, the 18th day OF March. 1926,
at the Clerks office Of the County Court
Of the said county. for the purchase OF
the whole, or any part OF the follow ing
bonds, to be issued by said county for
the purpose of building n courthouse and
nre-proof vault, and in strict pursuance
Of the act OF the General Assembly OF VIZ
ginia. approved February 20, ls9i--viz.:
5000 worth OF bonds. OF the denomi1a-
ton OF 500 each. and 10 be numbered
from one TO ten: 10 bear date on said
18th day OF March. 1896 and payable
fifteen years after date, with interest at
a rate not exceeding 8 per cent. PER an
mum from date until paid, the interest
payable semi-annually; and to bear on
their face an option reserved by the
county 10 redeem two OF said bonds
three years after date; two thereof Six
years after date; two nine years after
date. and two twelve years after date,
should 1t desire to do so, and the remain
ing two to be paid fifteen years after
date.
Bidders will specify in their bids the due
date of the bonds desired, ana the rate
OF interest they are 10 bear.
The board reserves the right to reject
any bid filed for the purchase OF said
bonds.
By order OF the Board OF Supervisors
of Surry county. A. s. EDWARDS,
February %. 1896. Clerk.
NH 3-Tu& WINNIE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-03
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond, va. March 2,


No auction sales to-day.
Private sales: Filters, -; smokers, 4;
wrappers. Z; darb-eaf, Z; Tugs. 3. Totai'
80 hogsheads
cites. N,76l65; tobacco. s5,tsS.o. Total. So
As %.
Private trading was only moderate to-
day, and business generally WAS duh.
Good sales OF bright loose tomorrow,
but dark sales will be light
We learn that the meeting OF farmers
helds by Major Gregory, NJ WGlkcr;on.
last Saturday was very satisfactory and
encouraging. Farmers all over the east
ern section are becoming intensely inter
ested In the production OF bright tobacco.
Seed was distributed. and several lead
ing man VIII make the experiment this
season.
The Louisville reports. dated February
y, 1896. say:
Sales, 1886 hogsheads, against 2.922 hogs
heads In corresponding week OF 1885, IN
Guiding l75 hogsheads sold privately, and
3.1tJ hogsheads sold on the breaks The
sales embrace g. Si3 hogsheads Burley of
the 1895 crop, and 2n hogsheads Burley
OF the older crops, and 563 hogsheads dark
OF the 1885 crop, and % hogsheads dark
OF the olnef crops. Reflections, 1,ll6 hogs
heads. leaving total net sales. 2.Sl9 hogs
heads. Receipts, 2054 hogsheads. against
2.l8 hogsheads in corresponding week In
1S5, and S.lU hogsheads In 1894.
Receipts decreased notably this week.
las had been foreseenl, and offerings
kept up a maximum. The market re-
mains strong, and irregular by turns, ac-
cording 10 the greater or lesser desira-
bility OF the offerings. and. in the main,
- steady and unchanged The official quo
tations OF to-day record no change. Hold
ers continue dissatisfied with the prices
OF low grades, and reflections remain
heavy. equal this week TO 30 per cent OF
the offerings There is. and there will
probably be for some time to come. very
httle change TO note in the main features
Of the market
The 1895 Burley crop contains certainly
large proportion OF mean tobaccos,
which are being marketed early, but IL
contains also a full proportion OF very
good tobacco. which IL already and will
be all MARKETED in due time, and values
are probably fixed now at their proper
level for this season Of the year.
STATEMENT SHOWING RECEIPTS AND DELIVERIES OF
LEAF TOBACCO IN THE CITY or RICHMOND pU-
RING THE PERI0D BETWEEN OCTOBER j, 1898.
AND FEBRUARY 70. 1896. AND STOCK or HAND
FEBRUARY 20. ls96.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-03
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT EUsI-
NESS CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices OF Money, bonds, stocks'
Grain, Tobacco, Cotton, Cattle
Country Produce, &C., Foreign
and Domestic.
and Domestic.

NEW YORK, March 2.-Speculation at
the stock Exchange was affected to-day
by the recevership for the Baltimore ana
Ohio. and by the demonstration yester-
cay in Barcelona against the united
States consulate. As matter OF iacN'
II can be said. however. that the con-
fession OF insolvency by the Baltimore
and Ohio had more influence on the
market than anything else that has trans
pired during the past forty-eight hours
The stock dropped nearly points 10
1912. and the bonds OF the main Inc
and rs branches. and leased properties,
anywhere from Az 10 10 points. LATE
IN the day IL was announced that Ihonias
NJ King. president OF the Pittsburg ana
Western railroad. had been appointed
receiver OF the company. This road is
one of the more important leased llhes
~ the baltimore and Ohio. The loss III
tho usually active lines was equal 10 IL
al per cent. In this decline. Tennessee
Coal. Sugar. the Changers. western
Union. Lead. Metropolitan Traction. ana
Southern railway preferred. scored the
greatest losses. In the afternoon s.s-
sion there was n decided change TOT Tue
better on W dNUilHloil aN'iNt'
Spanish Government had taken steps 10
make amends 10 the United states Tor
Yesterdays disturbance at Barcelona. a
recovery of 1-403 1-S per cent. follower
I'm Tennessee Coal. the Changers, LOUIS
willie and Nashville. Leather, preferred,
and Western Union leading. Some OF
the prominent issues at this time sold
above Saturdays closing prices. Near the
close Tobacco sold at so. and closed barely
steady. Net changes. as a rule, show
gains OF 1-sf5-S per cent. Tobacco lost
1873 and Baltimore and Ohio SIS per
cent on the day. Total sales were 32i,32i
shares. including 900 Sugar. a l1J ST.
Paul. $3.50 Tobacco. $500 Louisville and
Nashville. 1880 Baltimore and Ohio. and
1890 Western Union.
Bonds were irregular In tone, but In
the main lower. Sales were s2.267c1o.
Treasury balances: Coin, N393, Ill;
currency. sso,il7.ST.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy at Bal per cent;
last loan at T. and closing offered at 4.
Prime mercantile paper. 1-2d6 per cent.
Bar silver, 6s is. Silver at the board
was quiet.
Sterling exchange firm. with actual
business in bankers bills at 1886 l-2fo
Sis7 for sixty days. and SLs7 3-idsi.Ss for
demand posted rates, SiN l-2lt A.s9;
commercial bills. Sass l-2qslS6 IA.
Government bonds easier. State bonds
duh. Railroad bonds lower
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-03
R1cuMoND STOCK MARKET.

RICHMOND STOSk MAhhhf'
Ni5CKfLANEoEa Far. bso. hskeo'
American Tobscco Co, pro-
ferred ..t0) 100
American Tobacco Co. com.
Won. .....s..s..............s ~ ~ -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-03
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Richmond, Va, March ?, iSS'.
Cattle.-Receipts, 2jo sales, 30
Sheep.-Receipts. 100; sales, 80.
Hogs-Receipts, 40. sales, 40.
Prices. 4l,4 l-2c.. gross
medium to good. 3a5 Sac. gross; com
mon to fair, 2a2 3-3c.. gross; bulls, l-ig
3-fe, gross. sheep. 3di lie. gross
Hogs 5ei5 l-2c., net.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-03
(fe5-Tu&Th-Sm)

DOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
ID ExEcUTx0 ATTHs DISPATCH rRIHN
NG.HouSk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-03
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE. MD. March 2.-virginia
3's. g. bid: do. Century 81 IL asked; Bal
timore and Ohio IS 5-sG19; Northern Gen.
trial. 70; Gas. 20 1888 H.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-03
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

Quotations. w heat-Longberry rose;
mixed. 7Gns0c.: shortberry, 'o4Nc. no:
RED, 10 1-2asGc. Corn-White Nirginia, ~
56t No white S5955 1-2c.: No: miSeu,
SiN3i l-2c. Dats-No. mixed. &c; NO; .
I've 42llA6c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-03

Cash quotations.: Flour was quiet and
firm. No. 2 spring wheat: Go i-2aos &c
No. red So l-iu7ic.: No. 2, corn, 2Slp
- Lie. No. oats, 2OQ20 1-sc.: mess pork.
s9.7O1s9.75 lard. s5.S2 l-2nN.35; short-rio
sides, s505Gs5l0; dry sailed shoulders.
l62 1-2NsLS ~; short-ciear sides'
s. u l-2GSj %: whiskey, $i22
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-03
SILVER IN LONDON.
RICHMOND sroCK MARKET.

LONDON, March 2.-Bar silver, 81 3-lcd
ConsoIs. 10S 1915 for money. and 100 for
the account