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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-06
DIV the Richmond Police

find that II takes only a few minutes 10
" Perry Davis Pain-Killcr" to stop tVosn
ache. I have also used Pain-kilie Tor s s'S
machaches and summer complaints WI"
equal success. ,..s.
You have the best when you buy Perry
Davis Pain Killer" IL is the best liniment
have ever used. Also, for internal use fs.Ih,
Killer will stop pains in the stomnen hn"
bowels. IL is a grand medicine for all PAIN
1t. FRAYSER, officer, Sd District
strongly advise the use of PERRY Davis
Pain-Kilier" for stomachaches toothache.
bowel disorders, and summer COMPLAINT
have used it for many years. ,.
RID. CHESTERMAN, Officer Sd DistrleI.
From my own experience | can unh sta
tiugly recommend Perry Davis Pain-hin-
err" for all the common ailments OF the sto-
mach pains in the bowels. and summerSoH'
plants, as well as all internal uses
]. Ii. THOMAS, Officer, Sd District
In nv oninion "Perry Davis Pain-kili
;s the hest family medicine sold. Good results
ALWAYS follow a free use of Pain-hillef LOT
neuralgic pains, aches, and pains IN tne oaeS
and side. Also taken internally IL 10 sP'e"-
did for chils and colds. o.
!. II. McMULLEN, officer, Sd District
Ibave always heard Perry Davis Pain
Killer" spoken Of very highly by my irieAus'
believe it is good medicine Tor pam n.;,.
L. J. WALTON, Park oiheer'
Ouite a number Of ailments have been cured
with Perry Davis Pain-killer III our
home There is no better remedy TOT Sra -,
cholera. and diarrhwa than Pain-kiler' III
lameness it is the best Imminent nave e'N'
r. PETTIs. Capitol Police Pa~k Offer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-06

To have a bottle Of Perry Davis Pain
Killer" handy for immediate use is TO save
many trips 10 the drugstore for medicines.
For any aching ailment II Is the best liniment
have ever tried. Also. for cough or a cold,
Pain Killer" is a splendid medicine.
T. c. WILKINSON, officer, I'd District.
No home is safe. or rather. complete. with
ont a bottle of Perry Davis Pain-Killer."
recommend it very highly TO all-for any
lameness and all aches and pains.
A. T. WALTON, Officer, I'd District.
Richmond people who have any form Of
rheumatism or lameness should go 90 the
nearest drugstore and obtain bottle Of
Perry Davis Pain-killer.
VIM. II. BAKER, officer, I'd District.
So much do I value perry Davis Pain
Killer" that never allow my grandchildren
TO go away to the country to spend their
summer vacation without each one supplied
with q bottle Of Perry Davis Pain-Killer."
l know Pain Killer TO be a certain cure for
any bowel disorders, cramps, and pains i'm
the stomach. No home should be day with
out il.
When 1 use Perry Davis Pain-Killer" I
know will not have 10 wait all day for re-
suits. Stomachaches. cramps, bowel COM
plants are quickly checked with dose or two
Of Pain-Killer.
"At once" explains how Perry Davis
Pain-Killcr" stops aches and pains. For a
neuralgia headache il is splendid medicine.
{. II. YARBOROUGH, officer, Sd Dist.
fused perry Davis Pain-KilIer" in my
home twenty years and found IL spIenuiu
medicine for aches and pains.
l. II. IIULCHER, Officer, Sd District
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-06

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, March g.
(special)-The rumor that official eyes
are fixed upou the New York Journals
yacht Vamoose, which is lying in Hamp
ton Roads, caused quite a stir here to-
day but nothing definite concerning the
yacht or the business she has been en-
gagged in during the past six weeks can
be learned. Some light, however, has
been thrown on the mission of the yes
sci. and while the circumstances at
tending her movements since she left
New York do not warrant the assump-
ton that her voyage contemplated de-
parturo from legitimate newspaper
business, they, at least, place her in a
position which affords justification for
official observation. 1t was said that
the captains reason for tying the yacht
up In Hampton Roads was that the boats
machinery was in bad condition, and he
feared TO take her to sea. The state
ment Of several Of the crew contradicts
this report. for it was learned from them
that the machinery was never in better
condition. and II IL should become neces-
sqrv for her TO do so. the Namoose could
easily steam twenty-eight miles an hour.
STIR IN SHIPPING CIRCLES.
There IS quite a stir in shipping circles
and the scene presented at the dock Is
one Of activity. Large steamers are lying
al the piers taking on cargoes OF
Grain. cattle. and general merchandise
while others are anchored out IN the
stream awaiting their turn. The increase
ia the export trade is enormous ana IL
grows daily. Numbers Of tramp steamers
have been chartered and Will arrive
le-e iu the next few weeks. The Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway Company is run
Ilug extra freight trains whlch are
Transporting grain from the West ana
Northwest. The coal trade has also IN
creased, and barges are now pacheu
ALONGSIDE the piers taking on coal LOT
northern manufacturers and railways
ELEVATOR TALK.
Some of the leading officials of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad arrived
here to-day. including President NJ. T..
ingalls, and st IS said the object OF theF
visit is TO- consider the plan for Duidlhs
another elevator, as the large increase
il tac grain trade makes IL almost nee
e.sary chat another elevator snould De
erected 90 once.
The funeral Of Captain c. W. Mont
g0mery. Who died ia Richmond Nea-
neslay. took place at warwick Court.
house this morning, In the pIesehco -
large cOucOurse Of friends. N"P'"I'
Montgomery was oyster Inspector lo'
this county for a number OF years
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-06

have always heard Perry Davis Pain
Killer" spoken of very highly by the mem
bers OF our police department for treating
various ailments Of aches and pains.
{. NJ. JOHNSON Officer, list District.
No Richmond home should ever be with
out supply Of Percy Davis Pain Killer"
/ can recommend it very highly for all aches
III. HULCHER. officer. list District.
We policemen cannot help being very par
tial 10 your Perry Davis Pain Killer" II
seems TO have been prepared for the ills TO
which we are most exposed. 1t is a splendid
medicine for these alments-sudden colds.
chills. lameness: accidents. and rheumatism.
JOHN +. PARKINSON. Officer. 1st Dist.
The members Of my family speak very high
ly of Perry Davis Pain-K iller."
c. II. SWEENEY, Officer, I'd District.
Why do people suffer from lameness, aches
and pains when r bottle Of Perry Davis
Pain-Killer" would stop it all l have used
it for years and know well the many uses
have had for Pain-Killer in my own home.
c. II. TALLEY, Officer, I'd District.
Daily use is what n bottle Of PERRY Davis
Pain-Kiler" would get in most any Rich
mond home. Get q bottle and see.
l.. w. HARMON, Officer, I'd District.
Perry Davis Pain-Killcr" is unquestion-
ably the best medicine in the world tor aches
T. c. EPPS, Officer, I'd District.
Perry Davis Pain-Killer is the best lini-
ment you can possibly use. have used III for
severe lameness. pain in the back and side,
and neuralgia pains with the very best re-
B.M. ANGLE, Officer, I'd District.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-06

Ferry Devils Pain-Killer" has done me
ho9u many times. can gladly recommend
t, an Nlher 10 Richmond people for stomach
the bowels. anu any pam III
g. H. MATTHEWS. Sgt Police, ist Dist.
100 much cannot be said In praise Of per
y Davis Pain-kiler" for treating summer
~ 49," p'ulhts. a few tablespoonfuls will stop
nc worst cramps and bowel complaints that
" man ever suffered with
. w. HoLDCROFT. Ofic er, 1st Dist.
for any aching ailment. such as neuralgia,
,neauaehe toothache rheumatic pains and
I1,,i.eIeS y, can heartily recommend Perry
laws ram Killer" Ihave used Pain Killer
,9r long time and find 1t to be an admira-
D!e remedy for most aches and pains that
visit my home.
CD. Folks, Officer. 1st District.
II there is 4 father or mother who does not
know the value of having a bottle Of Perry
Davis Pain-Killer" about the house where
there are children. they should send 20 the
nearest drugstore without delay for a large
bottle. II Will be of daily service in stopping
toothaches, stomachaches, and healing
ouins, cuts, and bruises.
E. r. ROBINSON, Officer. list District
1t would greatly reduce the doctor bills
IN many Richmond homes il every one kept a
bottie OF Perry Davis Pain-Kiler" ready
Tor instant use. StOmachaches pains in the
bowels, cramps. and all bowel disorders are
soon soon checked by dose or two OF Perry
Davis Pain Killer"
LOUIS WERNER, Officer. 1st District.
large bottle Of perry Davis Pain-Kiil-
err lasts a long time in my home and stops
many Ills. No home should be without a sup
ply.
J.P. HAcKETT. officer. 1st District.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-06

believe "Perrv Davis Pain-Killer" is the
surest cure in the world for summer COM
niaints. cramps, diarrhra, and pain IN the
bowels | have used IL with great success
for many years and can recommend II very
highly TO all rheumatic people.
MANY wears ago learned the value Of hav
;r1, a bo{tic of Perry Davis Pain-killer"
about the house At my home now we have
frequent use for the Pain Killer and can nigh
ly recommend it for neuralgia pains, mead
aches. lameness, and rheumatic pains.
&. A. PILLOW, Officer, Sd District.
No other medicine seems 20 be so popular
with policemen as pain Killer" / have
known Pain Killer for years. and all who
have ever spoken Oft are enthusiastic as 70
its results for treating pain.
]. a. BANKER, Ohcer, Sd District.
Whenever have any lameness or pains !
use Perry Davis Pain-killer" freely, and
IL never fails TO relieve me. ! believe II is the
best "ache and pain remedy" in the world.
p. w. JENKINS, Officer, Sd District.
policemen are frequently attacked with IN
other words. a muscular tiredness or lame
ness The very best liniment that have
used for muscular lameuess is Perry Davis
Pain-Killer." 1t works as IL were magic.
/. w. MATTHEWS, Officer, Sd District
Many Ills are quickly stopped with Perry
Davis Paiu-Killer." Any sort Of lameness is
overcome by a free application of Pain-K
For toothache, neuralgia pains there is no
better medicine manufactured.
{. l.. MURRAY, Officer, Sd District.
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FLOYD.
The Wenther--An Accident-buii-
ding-PersOnal.

FLOYD. "a, March 5.-(Speclal)-Ac-
cording to the old Dutch rule, the three
first days Of March indicate the state
of the weather for March, April, ana
Nav. If this rule holds good, then these
roonths will be all that could be desired.
March. so far has been very sprlngnke
There is q saying, however, that causes
apprehension, and that is; When MarCh
comes I'm like a lamb, IL will go out IKE
a lion" SO far. 1t has been very lamp
like. and It may be very much ike
roaring lion before it ends.
Toe Hylton. young man at work on
scott's roller-mill, had the thumb on
bis right hand cut off and several fingers
hodlv lacerated on last Tuesday by
small circular-saw, used for ripping
BUILDING has commenced in the burned
str,,tct here Messrs Tompkins q
st-.rtct here Nessrs. Tompkins and
Howard will soon have up their law OIL
dces and the debris is being remover
from other sites.
DIR William Pendleton has bought a
lot ouposite the courthouse. and VIII
soon commence the erection OF a. drug
store. ...,,. .,,,,,od
Mr.. ]. #. Jett is building four-roomeu
addition TO his hotel -, A..
&C. MCKINLEY inaug-Irated. Office-seek-
ers however are numerous, and Mr.. NC
t-iolev will hear from them later. Ihere
ere two candidates here for District Az
.oroev and the applicants Tor the pOSV-
office are without number -, l.,
natition has been circuiatel nv,7 ~
tbe interest Of Mr.. Haless, or Chrls'laiis-
burg. who wants to be Assistant
Attorney.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-06

3 52-Gld.. value: September and October,
3 l5-s4d3 46-6ld.. buyers; october and
November. 3 41-G4N8 42-Gid.. sellers; No
vember and December. 4o.cid.' value;
December and January, 4O-6if., value.
Futures closed quiet.
NEW YORK, March 5.-COtton-Quiet
and steady; middling. S-l6c.; net, none
gross 2,Ol bales; eNports-to the CONT
ntnt 1886 bales: forwarded, l1Ss halesi
sales 269 bales, all spinners; stock, 21l.U1
Weekly: Net receipts. Gel bales; gross,
1915 bales; exports-to Great britain,
SAB bales TO France, iD bales, 10 tns
Continent, 5000 bales; forwarded, lso5S
bales; sales, 2G,2l9 bales; spinners' Lib
Totals to-day: Net receipts. 793 bales;
exports-tO Great Britain. 1909 bales; %
France $50 bales; TO the Continent 10 w w
bales; to the Channel. none stooN' ee'''"
bales. ,.
Totals 80 far this week. Net receipts
SaOOl bales; exports-tO Great Brltan,
C01ig bales; 70 France. go bales; TO mo
Continent, $3.50 bales; to the ChahheI
Totals since September list; Net receipts.
Z q79 GIL bales: expOrts-to Great britain,
1850 fll bales; to France, 5d5.ss5 bales 20
tho Continent, l,533.Ss bales; 10 the onA''-
mel. 5.iSl bales; stock. none. ,.o 49,.
Futures closed firm; sales. 1920 bales
March. s69l; April, 1874; May; ~ June
81 OF: July 500; August. $40; September.
So. 49, October, Hhos 4NOntlhRNAf FN''rf -
cembcr, 1913; January, @.fs.
NEW ORLEANS, La, March Got.
ton-Futures steady: sales 80 10 bales
March' sS79: April. s6Ts; May, 1898; june,
G@: Univ. $3.50. August. 1913; September,
Ss47: October S6.43; November NO. 1H~
cember. $50.
NAvAI~sTORE MARKETS
WILMINGTON. y. G., March b.
Rosin~Firm; strained. sl.b; good strain
spirits Turpentne-N Nothing doing.
Crude : T1'nirpentine-Qulet; hard. slso;
sou sHS s1I ,iEy ylT5i@S $. C.. March Sur
Rosin-Firm at &c; A, y, c., -. r. ~ nm ~.
= n 40: G.. si5; II. $50: j, $50; *. Vac;
NJ $40: \, $50; window-giass, Sl.So; wa
ter-white. 500 49,.
tine, q l-2c.; sales, 10 casks; feo''p''' "
Rosin-Firm; sales. 7S6 barrels; recelpils.
none. a. B. c, ID, T.. and +. N.b; ., M'0;
II. 81 60; |, Sl.7O; X, N.s0; NJ. neo' ~, Wv
window-gass, l@; water-"hite' wv
PETERSBURG COTTON MARKET.
PETERSBURG, VA March 5.-cott9n ~
A shade weaker at TAI l-lbc., lot sood "
best lots.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
o,iief. Virginia. prime, l-24l Sac. good
10 hest. Zd2 3-Sc; common. ll41l l-@c''
spanish' n lie, and iirmer.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
NORFOLK, VA, March Fancy
> i.2c' strictly prime, 2aZ l-4c. OF grades
Ia2c.; Spanish, zoe. per bushei. FARMERS
nj Hand picked-Fancy. l-2c. extras.
. 9-fo No 1 Spanish. shelled, 3-fc.; NO.
/ virginia. &c.: No. 2 Virginia, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-06
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT DUsI-
NESS CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices OF Money, Bonds, Stocks,
Grain, Tobacco, Cotton, Chttie,
Country Produce, &C., Foreign
and Domestic.
and Domestic

NEW YORK. March 5-The course or
the stock market in the early trading to-
day occasloned no little surprise to the
general run Of traders. The further de-
cline in Consols, and the fact that Amerl-
can securities in London were Is to 81
per cent. below the parity of our closing
yesterday, naturally led to the beIlet
that considerable depression would
characterize dealings in the markets for
securities here. The bears endeavored
TO use the foreign news to their adVan-
tage. and promptly attacked the list
at the opening, but they met with very
poor success, and after merely fractional
concessions, the market started UP IN
lively fashion 1t was evident that the
movers behind the market were above the
average in influence The strength OF
the Vanderbilt group also had a reas-
surfing effect. especially as sharp rise
I'm New York Central was accompanied
by reports that plans are on foot TO re-
fund the Misunderstanding bonds Of
the company on a lower basis, as has
lust been done I'm the case Of the Lake
Shore.
The advance in prices was equal to
IL to 2 per cent. snd this, too despite
the fact that foreign sales OF STOCKS IN
this market were estimated at from
10 900 TO 10000 shares. The Nanderbilts,
Manhattan, General Electric. and the In
dustrials were the leaders in the upward
movement.
There was considerable covering OF
short contracts, and some buying Tor
long account, but the volume Oh DuslHeas
was smaller than Of late.
In the afternoon, there was cnange
In the temper of speculation, on adyices
from London that the English ana Con-
tinental markets closed depressed on ac-
count of the uneasy feeling prevailing In
REGARD to the situation in the LeVaht'
The sharp rise I'm wheat accentuateu the
news referred to, and in the last hour'
stocks reacted Ia TO Ii per cent Inc
losses were greatest IN MahhaItah,
Omaha. Louisville and NashVllle' ne"
York Central, and the Grahsers.
SPECULATION closed rather weak In tone.
Net changes show advances Of l-Sg5-S'
New York Central and Manhattan lead
inc In the Specialties, Pullman declined
90 while Lake Shore advanced 81
70 1911. The total transactions were
157,737 shares. -.
railway and miscellaneous bonds were
generally weaker, on realizations' Inc
total sales were $4,000. 100,
Treasury balances: CON- Sl5l'lo'-ol'
currency. $62.3O63I5.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy at 11-2G1 "a per
cent. last loan at l-2 ana Closing
oTered at 11-2 per cent; prime mercan-
tile paper, 3 per cent IL,
Bar silver, 81. Silver at the board auli ;
sterling exchange steady, with actual
business in bankers bills at Aeo ~!
stS1-2 for sixty days, and A.@qA.Sl Il
for demand; posted rates. AS5qSheo'
commercial bills. sLS4a4.S5.
Government bonds Arm. State pohas
ouiet. Railroad bonds easier
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-06

L. Henley and Mr.. Ro r. Armistead to
look after the towns interest in the mat
ter Of "relief from erroneous assessment
OF Stat and city taxes as asked
for by Josiah Ryland, of Richmond, eX-
ecutor of W. ". Vest deceased ana
r.. w. Thompson, executor OF =. NJ.
Thompson, deceased. The cases Will be
called next Monday in the County court
before Judge Smith.
The assessment was made by Thomas
c.. Pitts. of Accomac, a commissioner
appointed by Judge Gunter to ascertain
what finances under control Of the CIR
cult courts Of the Eighth judicial Cir
cult ought 10 be assessed, with taxes.
BRIEFS
a large sale OF the personal effects OF
the late Mr. House, who accidently shot
himself some time ago, took place
to-day on the farm near Toano. A num-
br from here went up, and II Is uhoer-
stood everything sold well.
Professor T.. L. Richards. Of the De-
partment Of Mathematics, in Yale, with
Mrs. Richards. and Mrs. J. G. Scott, OF
Richmond, is q late arrival at the Inn.
Miss Emma Jones, after an absence
since March. returned nome this morn
ing. Miss Jones has been teaching be-
ing connected with one of the leading
schools In the Southwest.
Mr.. c. z. Armistead. steward and
cashier at the Eastern state Hospital
returned this morning from trip to
Richmond on business connected with the
institution.
MIR. charles ]. Person is in Washing
ton. seeing the sights. and Will not re-
turn home until Monday.
Mrs. Person arrived home this morn
ing from a delightful visit TO relatives in
Richmond and Petersburg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-06

sold between 2i1-Sd2i IA and "a 5-Sc.. ana
CLOSED at the outside-l-205-Sc. higher
than yesterday. Cash corn was rrm' con,
tract grades being quoted Lie higher ana
others steady.
Oats-The house that bought corn
against the burned elevator stock az
Peoria was also pat as n purchaser OF
oats, there having been 10000 bushels OF
this grain lost I'm the fire. This was
firming influence, as was also the genera
speculative uneasiness noted in the otnsr
grains. May oats closed S-Sql-2c. higher.
Cash oats were steady 10 firm, closing
nominally higher. with the futures.
Provisions-The product market eXpe-
rienced considerable activity, and the tone
was firm. A higher hog market was one
inducement to buyers, I'm addition TO when
the bulls appreciate the full consequences
OF European trouble, and were to-day in
clined to anticipate il. May pork closed
~ l-2c. higher. May lard &c. higher, ana
May ribs l-2c higher.
Hides-Firm: natives. heavy 9l-4c.;
light, Site; native cows. heavy. S3-4c.;
light, 91-lc.; butt brands, heavy Size;
light, lac.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
n,oniny Htphazt lOUegt. Ciosing
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SUFFOLK.
Denfh OF an Aged Lady-Personni
Notes.

Notes.
SUFFOLK, VA, March 5.-(speciai)-
Mrs. Sarah -. Eley, who was stricken
with paralysis on Wednesday, February
oath. died last night about O'Clock.
The deceased was 81 years OF age. She
was a native OF Massachusetts, but had
been living IN Virginia about sixty years.
twenty-three or. twenty-fOur OF which
were spent I'm Suffolk. Mrs. Elcy
was a lady OF exalted Christian cha
racter. and a member OF the Main-Street
Methodist church. The funeral VIII take
Mace tomorrow Saturday at o'clock
p NJ. al the residence Of her son-in-law.
professor Joseph King, on Kilby street.
and the interment viii be IN Cedar-hiii
Cemetery.
Mr.. G. ". Hayes. Of Baltimore, who
has been visiting relatives at his OLD
home Ia Catesville. y. c., IS now stop
ping In Suffolk for few days, peiofo
returning 10 the Monumental City.
Mr.. Coraelius Dissosway. vile. ana
child OF Staten Island, n. Y, are guests
OF Mrs. NJ T. Withers, OF Suffolk.
MIR. and Mrs. nj. 7. Primer VIII 80 20
Richmond tomorrow TO spend Few days
with relatives.
Rev. II c. Moore. who has received
cali to tive churches I'm the Soutn Ala.
barna Prssbytery. near Montgomery. WI.
leave here next week for his new neid OF
labor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-06
Tn. woman,s Exchange.

The ssmI-monthly meeting OF the boatd
NJ Nansgers OF the Exchange for Wo~
mans Work, was held az the rooms yes
terday. There was a fair attendsnSe.
considering the weather. pyop1ss, ss.s
a. 70 unite with the southern exchanges
q, niaeing an exhibit at tho Paris Exhs-
hi,ten In 1850 u was discussed, but not
considered feasible.
The annual Meeting or me nxehamSe
' wiz "a lively recent deeth OF Mrs.
ttawes whose bequest OF &.vo 70 the
r~chanxs expresses the reality q her
Interest In IL, will give quality o. nad-
ness TO the proceedsngs. which ~ NJ
eyltabls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-06
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond. Va. March 3, /

Richmond, va, March D, 1875.
No auction sales on Change.
Private sales: Filters. j., wrappers 3;
dark leaf. q; Tugs, y. Total 81 hogs
heads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigar
cites. S26l.55; tobacco, $-,lI7lO. Total
S. 1925.
Dark loose sales to-day. PISS pounds;
and Sc (at Crenshaws - highest price.
Dark loose sales for the week. $3.50
pounds, and lSc. highest fgics. quotations
this week have Lot Chenge3 from last
weeks figures.
Bright loose sales were quite large,
and contained a good quantity OF very
desirable tobaccos, such 40 wrappers and
strips, with the usual proportion OF cut
tiers and smokers. All grades continue
to demand full prices. and the market Is
firm, with an upward tendency on the
better grades.
old tobaccos are quiet at unchanged
prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-06

The life of a policeman
is a hazardous one. Heis
exposed in all weather,
unprotected from sudden
climatic changes andssub.
iect at all times to painful
accidents. The law OF
self-preservatiOn teaches
him the necessity of l1av-
ing at hand a quick and
reliable means or curing
his ills and injuries. PO-
IiCemen long ago discOv-
cred in PAIN-KILLER a
remedy for their iIls-a
balm for their wounds.
As no one is exempt from
the ills TO which flesh is
heir, every one should
profit by the experience
of the policeman, and
have a bottle of PAIN
KILLER handy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-06
BONDS
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD. March 5.-Virginla
3s. new. Y l-4072 ID; do, Century bonds,
81 1-4Q62 SIS; Northern Central, 20; Balt-
more and Ohio Southwestern, income A,
o l-2 Baltimore and Ohio, income b. 6;
Gas. stocks, 81 IL asked; Gas, bonds, 6s,
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