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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-07

damaged by fire recently. The repairs it is
estimated will cost s., 600.
The annual luncheon and sale of fancy ar
ticles of St. Paul's church. for the benefit
of st. Luke'S hospital, will be held Thursday
and Friday, at 1876 East Seventh street. Ryan
annex.
j. P. Douglass, who was arrested the other
day on a charge Of drunkenness, was exam
ined in the probate court yesterday on in
formation of insanity. No decision was ar
rived at and the matter was continued.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-07
Professor Austin in Town.

Professor Austin, the successful
Scalp Specialist and dermatologist, is
at the Hotel Ryan, where he will give
free microscopic examinations of the
hair and scalp for a few days. Pro-
fessor Austin is the discoverer of an
antiseptic extract from coal, and his
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-07

ed to have me restrained from acting
as assignee, but no restraining order
was issued, and 1 am acting as as
signee. In view of the facts as they
are, and knowing the animus, the
charge that 1 am unfit to act as as
Signee is rather laughable."
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-07
He Asks for Henry P.u,s

The mayor yesterday received a letter from
Matthias Pauls, Of Trier, Germany, enqulring
to the whereabouts of his brother, Henry
Pauls, who eft the old coun ry twenty
years ago and was last heard from in thi
city. The letter was turned over to the
German consul.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-07
Down Go the Rates

To Chicago. Seven dollars gets you
a ticket on the Burlington Limited
the finest train on earth. Ticket Of
ces. 400 Robert st. Hotel Ryan and
Union Depot.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-07
CANNED PLUMs.

Can. Dozen.
Plums 49,. ................. .Ss 1oc $1.o5
Cages ...::.:.. ..... r 1Oc LOS
212-lb can California Santa Clara
Green Cages .................... lie Liz
Cages .......:....... -. lac 15o
2R-lb can California Lusk Egg
PIums -. ................... 14c 1.5O
3-,b can Batavia Fancy Plums. -. 25c 2.75
BIB can Batavia Fancy Green
Dc IN
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-07
Open for Inspection.

Just received the finest stock of
pipes, cigar and cigarette holders for
Christmas presents, at Adam Fetsch's.
Fifth and Robert.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-07
EAMCX APPEL IS

If you are bothered getting real nice APP
PIES that are beautiful to look at and de-
licious to the taste, come to us. We have
them in the following varieties: Ohio Gates,
Boston, Pippins, Northern Spy, Blue Pear
mains PallhnuerS
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-07
CREMO CIGARS. Sc.

Are priced on precisely the same basis
as the rest of the goods here. The Creme
Cigar is praised by whomever smoked
True, its prize here is but cents, but
ciedr wrapper never covered a fuller 10
cents worth of goodness
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-07
CANNED PEARS,

2K-lb can Baltimore Canned
Pears 80. Observation-Disclosures 1c S.20
2-lb can (New York pack Canned
Pears ........... ................ 1Oc LIS
2-lb can Batavia Bartlett Pears. tic 1.80
21a-b can Santa Clara Bartlett
Pears - .-:.....::....:.:..... lac 1.65
21a-lb can Lusk Bear Brand Bart
lett Pears Observation-Disclosures tic 1SO
2-,h can Ratauia Rartlatt Pears 92c x
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-07
CAN NED CHERRIES

Gan. UOztn
2-lb can CNew York pack White
Cherries ...... ..........:........ 15c SIS
2-lb can New York pack Red
Cherries .......... .............. 1Oc Ii
215-Ib can Santa Clara Black
Cherries -. .................. tic Is
21a-lb can Santa Clara White
Cherries 49,. ................... tic 1S
215-,b can Lusk Bear Brand Black
cherries ..........-....... AAC "a
Cherries ...'..... .............. 25c &c
WI White &c Cherries '- ............. SIC 40
2-lb can Batavia Pitted Red Cher
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-07
CANNED APRIcoTs.

Can. Dozen
21s-lb can California Apricots Toe $1.15
21a-ib can Santa Clara California
Apricots 49,. .................12Rc 1.30
2]k-Ib can Lusk Bear Brand Cali
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-07
OF T IDS Washing SODA.
CANNED PEACHES.

Per Per
Can. Dozen.
216-lb can Pie Peaches. ........... Sc SOS
212-lb Baltimore Peaches... 10c LIS
21@-ib can Santa Clara Peaches
tyeEow) -. .......121Ac 1.S5
212-ib Santa Clara Lemon
Cling Peaches ......:..-.....:.:.. 15c 1s5
21a-lb Santa Clara White
Heath Peaches observation-disclosures. 15c LEO
2s2-lb can Lusk Bear Brand Craw-
ford Yellow Peaches. ............ tic 100
21R-lb can Lusk Lemon Cling. 1Sc LOS
2@-lb White Heath. ........... 1Se 1-95
219-lb can Genesee Yellow Peaches
eastern pacl@ .:................ 15c 10
212-.b can Batavia Yellow eastern
pack .......... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. BIC S.5O
eastern pack .........,........, 88c $50
eastern pack .....e.......... a8c $50
2-lb can Lusk Peaches, sliced for
22n 50
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-07
HOLDS AN INQUEST TODAY.
Coroner Nelson Investigates the
Lambert Lake Mystery

Coroner Nelson will today hold an
inquest over the remains of the un-
known woman found on the Hog Back
pass, near Lambert lake. The investi-
cation will be conducted at Bantz &
Co.'S st. Peter street undertaking
rooms, where the skeleton has lain
since being found A number of wit
nesses have been summoned by the
coroner. among whom is Capt. Weber.
of the Pinkerton agency, and it is ex-
pected that any information bearing
upon the mystery which has not yet
appeared viii be brought out.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-07
Field, SChIiCk & Co.
LARGE AID IN PROSPECT.
Y. M. G. A. Is Hopeful of Great
Work in 1898.

Rev. George H. Gamble, secretary Of
the Y. M. G. A, prophesies that 1898
will witness a fourishing association in
st. Paul. He and several other work
ers have been engaged for several
weeks in canvassing among business
men and public spirited citizens and
the support promised is sufficient to
warrant calling meeting for the pur-
pose of organizing early in January.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-07
TO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All
druggists refund money If it fails 10 cure. 25c
The genuine has L. B. Q. Oh each tablet.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-07
= : x Z

Seventh and Cedar Streets,
Telephone 752, Meat Market 78@.
Prices for Dec. 7th, 1897:
Sl.4.5
For a barrel Of good, sound Apples.
Is cents
gallon for Pure, Sweet Cider.
2 cents
For a quart of best New Sauerkraut.
SO cents
For a 5-lb box of choice, New Layer
Raisins.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-12-07

Secretary Hall then recalled Dr..
Denny, who gave testimony at the
last meeting. The doctor was asked
to identify letter under date of Oct.
20 which he had written Assembly
man Thompson requesting that an in
vestigation be made by the council
He stated that he had written the
letter, but. when asked by Secretary
Hall as to who had requested him to
write it, refused to answer. He final
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-09
nan ASSOCIATION COMMITTEES
President Munford Names
Very wise selections.

In pursuance with the bylaws vi ~
par Association of Richmond, Presiuen'
y Alunford has appointed the con-
-,ittees ON Amendment Of the Law dIIe.
anccs and Judiciary. The Executive IN IN.
roittoe has likewise appointed h'Di"''
Committee. 90 .,o ossocia-
The various committees OF 'le "9ao
.,o,, os now constituted are as follows
Fvocutiye Committee-MessIs. 4'i','l''
n shelton chairman, Henry Taylor Ji"
and r.. Carter Scott. ,,. "
Committee on Admissions-Messr W,
rowncs chairman, James Lyons , go
Garland Pollard, who retire IN io.''
Io,n y Minor. William \. Moncure, az.
g g y Patteson. who retire in lSs9' u. -,
,rnonason Kirkwood Mitchell, ana D"ii'''
crinnan. who retire in 1900.
committee on Amendment OF the Law
,rossrs charles V. Meredith (chalrIh@H,
- Rond Wexford. Willoughby Ne"tot'
IT, Wmiam A. Moncure, and Wliiiaih
Reddy. ,-ossrs Henry
=, po,Ior3 chairman, William NJ. Iurpll'
Sol Cutchins, Allen Potts ana D D. D'8
well. ,,.to.,. r,1ee T, l..
lis (cbairmau), and Messrs ; > -
potteson. Walter Sydnor, Hi.l Montague
and j.. L. Cox. .uo,, r
ar mary Committee-Messrs. Allen ",
cdnins chairman. Hugh Antrim anu
IRVING L. Campbell.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-09
CAPTURE or THE RINGLEaDEn
OF Bold Gang of Freight-Cnr
HurgIars.

MANASSAS. VA, March S.-(special)-
Several times since the middle OF last
month freight-cars going south from the
coal chutes at this place have been en-
tered by burglars and rihed Of some OK
their contents. The pads would enter y
car and while Il was on the road select
a quantity OF goods, bundle them up. ana
then. lump the train as soon as II came 10
a standstil. They would go mere anu
there and sell the goods. which were
mostly wearing apparel Greer, OF mo
railroad detectives, arrested two % thehi
near Culpeper, and they have been con-
victed and sent TO the penitentiary ior
two and ten years, respectively.
on last Saturday the detective caught
the ringleader Of the gang Of I'VE. and 10
Is now I'm jail awaiting his trial, whlch
will take place next month. He gives ms
name as Jim VIM, but he has several
aliases. He was turned from the peniten-
tlary only last July. He says stealing has
become second nature with him, as he mas
been stealing ever since he has been Il
Young boy. II just can't help stealing,
sub" he said 10 one OF the officers. inc
gang are all colored men excepting one,
whose description has been given away
nv the leader, and the Sheriff has certain
clues which may result In his capture.
The remains Of Mrs. Philo Mitchell,
who died suddenly last Friday In WASH
ington. were brought here yesterday ana
inferred In the cemetery OF this place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-09
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond Va, March s. 1877.
No auction sales to-day.
Private sales: Filters s; wrappers, 3,
dark leaf ~; Tugs, Z; scrap, ID; western
10. Total, 10 hogsheads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigar
cites. Si.l52l5; tobacco, S296.6i. Total
IS usual on Monday, trading was very
light to-day. Bright sales will be large
tomorrow: but receipts Of dark tObaccos
are small. though We look for very good
breaks of such later in the week.
Messrs. A. Il. Cayce, Of Enfield, y. c.;
J. b. cobb. of the American Tobacco
Company, New York. and W. A. Adams,
Of Oxford, y. c., were here to-day.
The Louisville, Ky, reports OF March
9th say: Very large offerings Of new
Burnley with small proportion OF good
leaf: market generally active; prices Wen
sustained for all in good order Dark
tobacco in demand; and weather exceed
ingly mild and rainy during the week.
Smokers-Red and col0ry again In very
large supply; active, and firm through
out the week for all in good order.
Brights-The remarks Of last week apply
especially 10 the market for such this
week. OF old, except for lot of water
and fire damaged, the offerings were eX-
ceptionally light, but showed no change
Whatever. being dull and neglected.
Fillers.-Red and cOlOry-Irash, COM
mon and medium were IN large supply
active and firm throughout the week,
grades offerings were particularly light
more so even than last week, and with
a corresponding good demand. Prices Tor
for what few were met with were nearer
outside figures with no fine or select leaf
offered. OF Old common and medium
were in fair supply, and showed more
animation than Tor some time past, par
ticularly anything cOlOry. closing at
nearer outside figures when IN good order,
Funked hOgsheads neglected.
Colory and Bright. Cutting.-The lower
grades were again in large supply, ana
under strong and active bidding by
manufactures. Steamers and specula,,
tive redryers. prices were very Iull
throughout the entire week. irrespective
OF condition. Offerings OF the better
grades extremely light, in active de-
mand at unchanged figures.
Darks.-Of old much fewer were or
fered. and. being more IN demand. prices
were very firm, and with an upward ten
dencv tor all desirable leaf ana medium
and good Jugs at nearer outside figures.
or new crop, only thirty-tve hogsheaos
were offered mostly common and very
uondescrlpt only I'll FOR rehandlng.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-09
&" SakS' Corner"
REGISTRARS AND JUDGES.
Electoral Board Completes the List
for the City for This Year.


for the City for This Year.
The Electoral Board has been in al
most continuous session for several
days, selecting registrars and judges Of
election for the year 1897, and only COM
pleted this arduous duty late last eve
ming Below is given the result Of their
deliberations in this respect:
Marshall Ward-First Precinct, r. A..
Csvedo UegstraD; Judges-Thomas j.
Enright DemocraO, William G.. Tate
Repubicam; Second Precinct. Joseph u,
Hubbard (registraD; Judges-L. H..
Schmidt DemocrdO, Joseph a. Rem
nolds Republican; Third Precinct, w.
VI. Williams GegistraD; judges ohm
Pitt Democrat, o. NJ. Steward Nepubli-
cam.
jefferson Ward-First Precinct, J. Cas-
kie Cabell registraD; Judges-John D.
Lottior DemocraD, John 7. Lule Re
publcam; Second Precinct, James NJ.
Kennedy GeglstrlD; Judges--B. +. Red
ford Democrat, a. X. Allison RepuD-
licam: Third Precinct, Thomas T. Shea
REGISTRAR: Judges--C. Park Gary de
mocraO, r. NJ. Allen Republican,;
Fourth Precinct Wilton T. Atkinson
registra1); Judges-John b. Allen (De-
mocraO. John j. Davis CRepublican)
" Il
Boudar (rogistrar); JUdges-George j..
Cornick DemocraD, Oliver Jones Qe-
pubIican): Second Precinct, John A..
Booker (recistraO; Judges-Conway H.
Johnson Democrat. w. ID. Selden Re-
uublican: Third Precinct, James II.
Pecor. Jr. registraD; Judges-W. T..
Robins DemocraU, r. f. Walker (Re-
publicam; Fourth Precinct, T. w. Walsh
registraD; Judges-MaXWeH i. ozark
Il. I'd r1.1f ny
Monroe Ward-First Precinct y. W.
Miller (registraD; Judges-Charles 5.
Crenshaw DemOcraD, William +. Nc
Aleavey Republicam; Second Precinct
p r. Snead registraO; Judges-Julian
Binford DemocraO, G. d. Johnson QRe-
nublicaO. Third Precinct, Andrew
Krouse REGISTRAR; Judges-Luther Mar
fin 0cmocraD j. j. and II. G. Noble
Republicans); Fourth Precinct JOSIAH
Rvland (registraD; judges. ). car
nfo1 DemocraD, W. L. Griffin Repub-
licam: Fifth Precinct, Marcus A. Alien
neeistraD: Judges-W. I. Fitzgerald
Democrat. John w. Foster (HepuDh-
cam. y,
CIav Ward-First Precinct, II. Y. b.
Moore Cregistrar); Judges-T j. Bowles
Democrat). John l.. GrubDs Gepubh-
cam. Second Precinct, John II. BeVe-
ridge registraD; Judges-Georse -,
powers Democrat James a. Mcdonald
Republicam: Third Precinct, T. ;. Nun
ford Gegstrar); judges. c. Puckett
DemocraD. Benjamin c. COOK CtepuDH-
cam. Fourth Precinct George IL hooper
Creristran: Judges-M. r. Pace Demo
craD. Robert r. Berry RepubHcan) :
Fifth Precinct, /. Z. Busser, GegisuaI(;
Tudees-G. y. Richardson DemocraO'
Amer c. Worsham CHepublicam'
r.oi-,on yVard-First Precinct. Ale4an-
,r,e pits (registrar); Judges-James II.
Ianbert Democrat, Peter f. NEGRO
warm yarn Republicau); Second Precinct, r.
r. Felthaus GegistraT); Judges-h,er-
man Eulman DemocraO. James Bahen'
Ir Republicam; Third Precinct, H. Il, ~
Beck CregistraD; Judges-Chail "
Iveinbrunn Democrat, Lewis D. becKgr
Gonuhlicam: Fourth Precinct NJ. ~
CIV GerstrarJ; Judges-william A. Dis
D ga. '0G1,6ocraD. James a. Duffy Repub-
liCan).
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-09
Creat Officers Aaare.s RED Men.

Anawan Tribe. No 90. Improved order
OF Ied Men, met at Laubes Hall, corner
81 First and Broad streets. seventh run
Uirty breaths past, last night. Mr. &. w.
Campbell sachcm. presided. and in the
absence Of AIR. a.. r.. Hil. chief Of records
Ar u. k. Johnson acted for him. Inc
sual business was transacted. The at
tendance was very large and among those
present were the following brethren;
Aessrs. j.. W. Bacchus. of Norfolk, Great
sachcm Of The State Of Virginia; u. >.
thompson. Past Great Sachcm Of the
state. T.. @. Garrison. Great Representa-
uFc, Colonel John s. Harwood, and others
All Of these gentlemen made appropriate
speeches The Great Sachem analysed the
ulWritten work of the order, and made
most encouraging statement regarding the
EsJ Mcu Of Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-09
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUsI-
NESS CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices OF Money, Bonds, Stocks,
Grain, Tobacco, Cotton, Cattle,
Country Produce, &C., Foreign
and Domestic.

NEW YORK. March S.-The week
opened with an improved feeling in fnan-
cial circles. The markets for securities
were dominated by the more reassuring
adyices from Crete in regard to the
Greclan -Turkish complications. This
news received additional value from the
advance Of over 1 per cent. in British
consols in London, and from the in
creased frmness of the Continental
markets Local operators who sold
stocks freely on the closing days OF last
week on the war-scare. covered freely
at the opening, and I'm a short time
prices advanced If to is per cent.
right through the list. It is proper to
add that in a majority Of instances the
highest quotations Of the day were at
tanned before the expiration Of the first
half-hour of business following which
there was a reaction on sales by small
traders TO realize profits.
The upward movement was also
checked for a time by the development
Of marked weakness i'm Manhattan and
Jersey Central. The former fell from
81 Is to 81 -, on renewed reports that
the directors at their meeting to-mor-
row will reduce the rate Of dividends
from 10 5d4 per cent. per annum. No
thing definite could be learned in regard
to the matter, although it was currently
reported that n certain element in the
board, including Russell Sage, are in
favor of a reduction TO per cent, ana
wanted such reduction three months ago
but were overruled at that time. Jer-
sey Central dropped from 81 II TO % II.
partly I'm sympathy with a fall OF Z
points in Lehigh and Wllkesbarre con-
soils. Jersey Central IS, also yielded
about points. During the alter
noon the stock recovered TO 20 "a, whlle
Delaware and Hudson advanced is ana
Reading 5-S per cent.
The special feature. however, was To-
bacco. which suddenly rose 3 per cent,
10 ms. on a materially increasing
volume of business The dealings IN this
stock as well as in most others were
largely for professional account. New
York Central was fayorably influenced
bv the fact that the statement for FeD-
ruary showed an increase, as compared
with the same month last year. The
market closed strong I'm tone The total
transactions were 152 326 shares.
Bonds were strong. The sales footed
up $4,000.
Treasury balances: Coin, a3l, 17i,525;
currency. $S32i3,l97.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy at 1-20l 81; last
loan at 11-2, and closing offered at II
per cent; prime mercantile paper, per
cent.
Bar silver, 633-4. Silver at the board
weaker.
Sterling exchange strong, with actual
business I'm bankers bills at $4S5 3-4 for
sixty days. and $LS7 1-44$.@ II for de-
mand: posted rates, $i.@ l-2ltStoS ~
commercial bills. S.8i la $i.S5 -
Government bonds firm. State bonds
dull Railroad bonds higher
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-09
c.nhl neiMccn Cnrs.

Al o'clock yesterday afternoon the
-,t,,ianCe. DR. w H. Lyme in charge,
,gas called 10 the Chesapeake ana ono
shops 10 attend Mr. { X. ka ,.sp andi
, MnGi i'm n,red He was taken 10 his home,
o on north Seventeenth street; WINE Ihe
~, RE are very painful, they are not
tboIIeht likely To prove iatal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-09
TaiIOr-Made Suits

in Covert Cloths. Hopsacking. Canvas
Cloths, Examines, Fancy Mixtures, and
serges. I'm fly front and Eton jacket ef-
fects. plain and striped Taffeta silk lin
ings, $3.50 to S25.
Ask 10 see our Suits, silk lined through
out, SIS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-09

NJ the knights Of Honor OF the state,
has organized three strong new LODGES
within. the last two weeks. with an ave
rage membership Of forty 20 each. Inc
new lodges are located as follows: Ban
ler Lodge. at Danvilic; Brunswick Lodge,
laurcucey.lc and Madison Lodge. Mndl-
on. Va This makes eight new lodges
nat have been organized In this Stale
within the last three months. The oider
lodges in the rural districts are also az
ding new members 10 their rolls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-09
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARRIOTT.

NICUUOUNl ' 10 NIIIW o IoIIs
Cattle-Receipts. 800 head; sales 800
head. Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 80
head: sales. $50 head. Hogs-Receipts,
800 head; sales. 1000 head.
Prices: Cattle-Best 10 1 1-2c., gross.
a few extra fine higher; medium TO good
SU3 BIC, gross; common 20 fair. ? Ia
, 3-4c., gross Bulls, l-4q3c., gross.
sheep. 3Q4 l-2c., gross. HOGS, $3.6J4SL
GROSS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-09
5To OK QUOTATIONS
Closing Stocks.

closing STOCKS.
sre-ici q Cotton observation-disclosures -
1perlcanCottou Oh, Dreferrei ........'. 20
American sugar .................''' iAoSS
American Sugar R0nnerie5, prs' .....'.... ~ ~
American Toblcco. .............''. -..-''.''
American Tobacco, preterre1. ....'"'' '.''''1O'Ie
AtonlsoA, Topeka aud SANTA Fe.....-..''.. IB
Baltimore and io............'.'.'..''.'- 10
Canada PAcidc..... ......' ...'' .'.'''''' %
Chs,apeake and O1io...... i "a
chicago gnt Alt0n ....-..... .....-.' ..''''.ioo
Chicago Burlln gt0nand QHnc7.....''...... o7s
Chicago Ga3.............''...''.. 20
Delayare, Lackananna ani Hos.efn ."'.. 10
hrfe.............-.....'''' 80
Erie, 81
General Electric. .......s.....'.'.'''.''' '.' 90
Illinois Central. ~
Lake Erie ana Western .............. ....- ~
LaEeErte aud Western preferrei..--..-..- no+R
Like Saore............... ...........'' '''Ioots
Louisville snd Nashville. ava
,,on,sville. New Albany ald Cnicszo...... a
Manhattan Consolidated ......'...'"'''..' oo3s
Memphis ana Unsrleston ............''" 10
Mtcnigan Csutral................'-'. -.'''' of
Missouri tactic ..............-..---.'''' ia
Mobile and Ohio. ..'''''''-'''''' '''''' y
Nashville. Uhattsno0ga q ST. Lou.s......' oi12
-S,'--I rsr.sv ,;entral 939s
New York Central ,..............'-...''''' oo>s
~ York and New Engiani. ........"" 81
yorfolk and Western, prsterre i.,.......... y
- p,.if.. ......................... I4k
kortbern Pacific preferred ....-....... o1%s
Northvestern ............101b
Northwestern preferred ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Loo
Pacific Alan..............s.ss'.. -
Reading ........'..''.'.'''.'''''-' ~o4
St PGul..................'. -.''.. '''''''. -
ST. Paul p-efarred.. -----.... .''''..''...' l"'94
silver CsrIucstss..-......." ..........''... o34
rennessee coal ani Ircn..... ..-- 2S.4
Tennessee Coat and lrca. preferrei....... 90
Texas ific............'s''''''''' .'''...' W
Union Pacific. ..............s..'..,.., -....
Wabash. s.'''''''''''''''''''''.' VS.
Wabash Drofsrrsi.. ,..........'.'.''..''. 10
Western Union ...-...--....- .............-. o@t4
Wheeling ant Late Etie-...............-- l9s
Wleeiins and l.aks Erie nre'erred....... SIS
BONDS.
Alabama nJfs1 AZ ..... ...-......s 10
Alabamn tClas 81 ........... ..........,...lO o
Alaparoa tClass ~. .....-...........".... 90
Louisiana s.anped %l......................... 90
North garJ,iua ISL. .........lO2h
North Carolina 6s..........
Southern Railway , ; ...-........... Seb6
soathern Railway. common..... ....-....
sou,berr Railway. prs.errsi ..... ,....... PTS
qounesses new settlernen. Fs...........-.. 50
United states az. rogJihet. ..........."lll
Unuedsta,as "a. coaoon ................,1i3
Unftci Snto3 -. oIpon.........--...... 9JA
Virginia %. pre;erret. .................
Virginia Trust neseip.A s'snpsL.. q
Virginia Conso.s................". O2h
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-09
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

Richmond. Va, March s, 1897.
Quotations: Wheat-Longberry' S'Q&c'
mixed. SGG92c.: shortberry, SjM92c.; No.
red. 91n92c. Corn-White, Virginia. 3O1
Bic: No. white, 30c.; No. mixed.
% 1-2c. Oats-No. . mixed, p l-2u2Zc. :
4Gc. Rye-nGi2c.