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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-28

" aSth at. Dec S. 1ssS. o ..'..l',''..,.. sooi
Shapiro. jacob, Va John II Henshaw and
auo. 300 Il 10th ct, De- 20, 1870. %
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Flagg George W, TO Robt W Todd. ... ..... $3.50
Really Co -. -. 49, 1900
FrisDic. BENJAMIN +. to Eduard LApeTrulue
Davidson. Alexander. tn frin,s N Doolttle 1000
stlcsiitz 800 - - 10000
Moran. Cha \. trustee To lanes Goodwin nom
andrews -. 49, ~. -, $4,000
Dicktrson. John = AMI ano. trustees. to
United states Trust c. :. ,....... ~. nom
Wyln-. AlrNandrc, Individ aud au trustee. to
Louisa ii Epson and Ano trustees tss.
.ign- nort-l ........ ......... nom
Rat. Ph' lpp.nr. TO EIwd NJ b irshard ..... 26o
Powell. sarah T. Louisa VI Agosuni. gdn.
&c -. -. '''''' 5000
dcnbnrs .'.'.' '..''-'.'.'. 1000
Macy. Valentine TO Edward Everlt..... nom
HanIlIu. Fannie, to Herman Nronkow ...... lT.OOo
ings BANK ',,'.' -, -. 900
same To Newbursh savings Bank. ........... 10000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-28
Real Gstate--6)nt of the City.
Miscellaneous--Sale or Rent.

EoR sALE-celoTado ranch will seli al or pss t
acres good decided land, running water. range ana
equipments SUFFICIENT to run 10000 eheep; nave
900 sheen on ranch, near r. rs; only one hours
ride BY r. frum Denver For details In full address
r NJ SCHhFFER. HUDSON. Colo.
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lbOVOtpA ~ INC nFVVA'
ST AIMS av. va, rs lac st and I All lots:
Mary ShR"fer TO sylvester Pope ct al.
trustees. D yrs "a mOr,si ........... ... ....
81 AIMS Az, a W cor Rae 81, same to zane,
Forest Az. u e cor lH5th A. Valentine d
Lynch to and suburban Coop aud
As-on'n, Vt ..s.,.,.,.. .....,..-, ......s.
SANE property same To VIA shaw. IL yrs
Cortlandt A.. . 9 cor looth 1t, John Van
Dpdsen 10 Jas ID Baker, VI ...............
l5lst Il, y, 1876 W Morris av. Frances
ramAto and Raphael Avallono to Caroline
CODY, y yr. ............. commentaries. 4.
lSsth at. n ., o2h e 81 AIMS Av: samuel
Gullfoy to VIM X Bell. ipstAlls. ....... -.,,
MISCELLANEOUS.
18th At, ss. e 20 lot 81. map prcperty Geo
Rapelye Vcronka ForlAch 10 Union Dime
Savings Inrtn. = 20 yrs ...... .,...... -..,.,
ATtA -, sw =, lot 1872 to $50. map OF the
HcrMitase Jacob korn To Farmers Loan
aud Trust Co. VI ...... ........ ...
Jonss. Herman L and Margaret ii TO Einar
ChrystIe all utlo To lands IN United
states under will Of Ambrose kings
land. - yrs ............. ......... ...........
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Plans Filed for New Buildings.

tFi'td under he Code)
WEST SIDE.
twEof FiHt Az. bs,veer Four,,nti and ffoiA Es)
85th At 1879 to l43 W; improvement to
hotel Ellen Archbold. owner; q Fos-
ter. Jr. architect cost ....,.....,......... 300
Broadway. 22Ds; Improvement to dwelling;
Mrs Rvynal, owner Richter.
BRONX.
Dor uph Of tn Bron,I
Samuel At. So, 1875 e Michigan avI improve
ment T., dwell NJ! T Gordana, owner:
y CLARK, ATchi est. cost ..............,... 800
Bsthgate az. e y. l2l fremont aN, one
story shell! Catherine Fox, owner; J
kerby. architect; cost. .,,.................. 90
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-28
Board H,antrd.

TWO FURNISHED ROOMS connecting prefsrred)
aud board wanted for gentleman aud wife on
the Brooklyn Heights will pay s25 to $50 per week.
Address, giving full particulars, QUIET, box l2e
Sun Office.
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Mechanics Liens

E.chtnIcs Liens.
BrooG az u W cor iGath At. 5gxlOO; Clifford
4 Miller w Andrew Srhmitt OF al ....... 81 1895
lTjst ~, u g cor Washington Rv 225Kloo;
Pfotonhauer Ne.b,t Va chas II Beef -, I.2isa4
Psro, N ;. 100 W Sedgw ok av. lOoIIoC;
Thomas Johnston vs. Adelaide A and Geo
WGsandls. Observation-Disclosures, 10000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-28

(FnI NJ FIh dr., beireen Fonr'esrh and ia
Madison av. q " cor SD at Madison
ANeuuo Presbyterian Church to LAWYERS
Az a. n g cor asth 81, Central Brewing Co to
A Ncwbold Norris trustee, q yrs. .........
let av, centre line. extends from centre OF
nIth 1T to centre Dsth st. runs to Harlem
River; with all rights To- land under ~ster.
&c, solomon MehrbAch to John A
stewart - II trustee, Ne. ~ yrs ........
sist NJ. 80. 20 e Park av @ o II loop to
Mary A Hallahan aud ano, syrs........
wEsT SIDE
tW,n n Fam az. b,'Vern fonr,,enh and 10
Sist ct, $. 200 w sih av; Fred A Tanner
to Irving Savings Inst. yr .....,.........
33d Ut. 50 and 80 W SD ct. y. i-b W 9TH
Av; 80 W SD II, 32d ~ ms, 446 W 9Th av
and two adj lots; li7th e.. II .. 2Td An.
sterdam av and kivetsIdc dr.vt or AYES
lI5 l1at 1T, 2jA2OI to CiArcmOnt av:
S-th 1t. = 81 y . Ptk av md prop in
Southampton, y Y America Realty Co
10 the farucrs' Loan Aad Trust Co. 50 yis .
<tth It. n =. liS.ne u av; oottloo Handle
Both 81. n :, l2h - STA ayi Andrew Wallace
and wife TO Frances MAJOR o yrs .......
Josh Il. =. he Columbus av Herman
Esd 1t. 4?s " Mabel Banks an ano to
Equitable Life Assurance society. IS yrs
HARLEM.
Manhattan I'GInh. north ~ Iiohtl
Convent av. n W cor iIsth It Louis Lew.
ensohn and wife To II IL klndskop:. 5
liSta 1t. .. 100 " Broadway; Edwin c
=, LrAmbeg!in 70 Frame. Pace yr ..:..y
WAdsvorth Az, COZ lShth 81. Elizabeth
Jones TO MArv r Snltion. $ yr- ......,..
l86tn 81, Z W Emil Haa' To New York sav.
iuss Bank. yrs ,..... -. ... ..;....... -.
Union Trust c.. 5,rs ......... ....
itdlh a. AZ W Mar McManus TO Alice L
AtklnsoL, y RS .,,t,,,.... ..,........ .....
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Select Board.
East side.

(SRAMEEcY PARK. I. cor. 21stst.-First floor .u, -
VI with ath; private table also one second door;
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90 gtt for Business Purposes

cToRE and Lofts. so7. 400 wcst Broadway.
- near Canal At.
Suitable for manufacturing or mercantile business
Centrally located. shipping facilities unsurpassed.
Store. 3ax looj also Basement aud three Loffs.
New building; light on all sides.
Steam heat. elevator and power.
Immediate possession. Apply to A. kINBALL-
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MADISON Az. Ibs.lhb-Handsomc single and
vi double rooms TO let. with excellent boardy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-18
ANcnBrnG TOBACCO MARKET.

.YNCHBURG VA, March 7.-lSpe-
.l-Real fine grades OF Leaf are scarce
ad m good demand at quotations Me-
um dark Jugs. slH$-, prlmlns5 5vc.n3i,
.nm0g laik hugs. ElO0E.Y. medium
rx hugs saS25J. fine and good dark
asa Lraf-Common dark leaf $500
58. medium dark ieaf. Nn&. good dark
.af s7uSg. fine dark shipping lear @H
Z. good black wrappers N-Nsl5; hne
lack wrappers. N5aS-1 Bright Tobacco
.right New. Iugs- Common green ana
ludcscript. 85Uu5l50. medium smoking
ld cutuug SJ.5Ill; good smoking tad
lrting SQH5l. nae smoking and cll-
ng. ss0SlO Le3f-COmmon cutters. }o4
%. medium cutters. s. 51nfs.0. good
alters. ss5luSa5J. fine cutters. flviai-,
incv cutters. N2NSlI. common wrappers,
.,si0. medium wrappers. SllNIi. good
lahogany. sl-a$l5, fine white, $-ouSN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-18

Munlord viii be presented next Friday
nlsnt Major :. Griffin, Of BEDFORD viii
nuke the presentation. and Hon. John
ANN VIII receive the picture ON behalf
OF tho camp.
special committee was appointed IN
wy ana aid some Of the members who arc
IN very straitcncd circumstances but
arc excellent men, to obtain some ON
ploS l"on'' IL being the impression OF the
camp that by using energetic e0orts mo-
S''ions could Doe obtained for them. The
committee is constituted as follows: COL
onel W. r.. Cutshaw. y. V. Randolph
homas y. hrandcr. General Charles j
Anderson ana j. Taylor Stratton. with
authority Co take such action MS thcv
may deem best.
inc following committee was appointed
lA reference to- uniforms: General Charles
-. Anderson. Charles A. Spence. and
Thomas a. Brandcr.
The camp rs aeitating the "trip 70 Char
l'ston 60 Che Confederate reunion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-18
An Excellent Combination.

The pleasant method and beneficial
effects OF the well known remedy
SYRUP or FIGs, manufactured bv tho
CALIFORNIA Flo SYRUP Co.. illustrate
the value of obtaining the LIQUID laxa-
tive principles Of plants known to be
incidentally laxative and presenting
them in the form most refreshing 10 the
taste and acceptable TO the system. II
is the one perfect strengthening laxa-
tive, cleansing the system efTectuallv.
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
gently yet promptly and enabling one
to overcome habitual constipation per.
manently. Its perfect freedom from
every Objectionable quality and sub
stance, and its acting on the kidneys.
liver and bowels. without weakening
or irritating them, make il the ideal
laxative
In the process Of manufacturing figs
are used, as they are pleasant TO the
taste, but the medicinal qualities OF the
remedy are obtained from SIENNA and
other aromatic plants. by a method
known 10 the CALITORNIA Fig SYRUP
Co. only In order 70 get its beneficial
effects and 10 avoid limitations. please
remember the full name OF the Company
printed on the front Of every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. ky. NEW YORK. ~ Y.
For sale by all Druggists. Price Gee. per bottle
(fe 1-Tu III d. Sa Is &. .e0w-tonr)
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The Internationai Trust company.

THE International Trust Company late
ly organized in Baltimore, derives q
strong local interest from the fact that
1lr. john SHELTON Williams was one OF
the prime movers I'm it's promotion. and
the hrm of John l.. Williams is largely
interested iu it, AS stated in the Dis
patch. the object Of the new company is
the development OF southern enterprises,
and 90 enters the field with 100000 capi-
tal and $20Uo1 surplus.
The Manufacturers Record regards the
organization of this company OF more
than usual interest To the South. as 10
means the investment of a. great deal OF
money I'm the development OF the re-
sources OF this section Mr.. Searies i5
one OF The most wideiy-known and os-
tecmcd men I'm the financial world.
Me--rs. Middcndorf, Oliver d Co. and
John H. Williams sons are the controlling
powers n the Scaboard Airline. the
Florida Central and Peuinsular railroad
and the Georgia and Alabama railroad.
and many other southern interests The
combination is very strong one and
one wen calculated 90 materially aid in
the upbuilaing OF the South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-18
THE ATHLETIC ASSN nENEFIr.
IL Was II Great Success ana Much
Enjoyed.

N'AN''' '"'f'NN anu hHtn
Enjoyed.
If The financial results Of the entertain
mcnt given az the Young Mems Christian
Association Hall last night for the bene-
ht az tho Athletic Association of Rich
mond College please the treasurer Of that
organization AS much as the entertain
ment itself pleased the audience. then the
future az college athletics should be Sc
rene. indeed
The quaint, inimitable humor Of the
Idle Reporter with his dexterous manipu-
lauon OF the chalks. the superb violin
playing Of Miss Dnlard. the clever read
Ing az Miss Nancy Brooks. the finished
singing Of Miss Mary Bell. and the spirit
ed choruses of the College Glce club. all
combined 20 make the entertainment one
OF rare attractivcuess. The graphophoue
grand. which reproduced orchestral.
vocal and banjo selections was "a de-
c.tedly interesting novelty
Miss Louis. Williams took Tho place Of
Mr John Powell on the programme as
aocomuau.st to Miss billiard. ana Miss
Nalthal accompanied Miss Bell. The
audience Was 90 very representative one,
and was thoroughly apprcciauye The
first numbers on the programme were 50
Ierslst,nty cucorcd chat the latter part
had Go d. considerably shortened.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-18

WINCHESTER VA. March 1-(Spe-
clal)-Ars Emily i. Hardness. widely
known hotel proprietrcss of this city.
died this morning from heart failure. Suc
was the widow of Andrew Hardness. a
former leading citizen. At the time Of her
death She was conducting the Hart Hotel.
i'm this city. She was rs years OF age,
and is survived by three children
Mrs. Annie T.. Young widow of Charles
Young. died al her residence Tonight
she was stricken with paralysis last night
she was o6 years of age ana is survived
by two daughters-Mrs Harry Hardness
OF New York and Mis- George Foruey Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-18
Mr.. COurtneN'S Hohy to Arrive To-

Tho remains of Mr. Joseph c. Courtney.
who died m Washington Thursday. will
arrive az Elba Station at 500 o'clock this
afternoon. and win Do taken thence 10
Hollywood for intement
Thc body will bee met by the family ana
friends and tine following gentlemen. VINO
wIu act as pal-hearcrs. Hon ). Idyior
EIl-on. Joseph b. Montgomery Charles
DID, West. James j.. Crump. l.. ID. Stafke'
George g.. Jonress, William Eilyson, W.
j.. NhitehuTst
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-18
SUFFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

SUFFOLK, VA. March i7-(Special)-
Market active. fancy hand picked SIC !.
extra handpicked, i-6c; third grade.
lNL, hand-picked. . l-2c. Jumbo. extra
drge. hand-picked i3-lc.: No I Virginia.
hellcd. 43-ic.; No. Virginia, shelled.
: 3-ic. extra large Virginia. sheiied,
Z l-2c. No. / Spanish. shened. &C.; No. 2
Spanish. shelled. Sc. Farmers stock. crop
very short Market strong and advancing
on all grades. Fancy lie. strictly
rimu. &C.. prime. 2 IL 20 Sic. common.
none Offering; Spanish. Gee. per bushoL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-18

Mr. Horny Robert WiNnning. Of Wash
inefon. ID. g.. and Miss Cora Caminslon'
of Virginia will be- married this after
noon az t3O o'clock at the residence OF
Mrs A. s.. Stokes owing 10 recent oeatH
n afr Wilknuing's family, the wedding
viii De "a very quiet one Miss Carrins'oh
is the daughter of the late Eugene car
,,nofor. of Catonsyle. Md, and ia very
von rnown mere Mr.. WhNnning Is 1t
nramincnt Young lawyer of Washington
q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-18
- cOTTON MARKETs.

in ftir demand. prices unchanged. Amtri-
can midd'Ing g.d. The saIes of the day
were 1910, bales. OF which 1000 were for
sp,o,Il1fi0n and ,xoorf ana included 9.i0j
American. Rocclpte. 1000 bales. ilcIudlIg
Ed American
t,,,,-r.. g,..,,.I ouf.t with "a p,ode-afo
5.,o.,I .,ud .fo-.i oui..l. tn,.ri..r mid
JlIrg looy ,oiddlirg clans. Nl.r.r
519tl sousrs. March ana Aprl
51-std sellers. AnrI and Nav 2 q1-tf4
,.-f,,.. NJ, ma r,nc r ag-gi4,1 gf-fid
.I'.. I'M. md InIv 90-gf4r3 3f-ftJ
t,t.,., l'iiv and Ai,su-f gi-gld sellers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-18
nlCnMoND ronACcO MAnkET.

Richmond. Va. March d. 1880.
Private sales reported to-day were ms
ouows. Wrappers. ID nossheads, lear
dark. 3J hoesheld7. Tugs 81 hossattds
mokers. ! hossntaf Total number oI
l.cshrads sold during the day. 81.
United States uternal-revenue collec-
IONS for the city of Richmond, Va. to-
law were. Tobacco -s5.5b, cigars,
.1a5 SIS. Total ss.0lg.5i.
sales of dark loose tobacco on the Rich
lorI breaks to-day Were. CreLslaW s.
Warehouse. 1880 pounls-hishes pli ee,
ls. Slock0e Warehouse 1920 pound -
..snest price. Sli.15. St0uewall Warehouse.
SIS pounds highest price fi0-I Total
lumber of pounds sold during The day
-7y-h highest price, Slj.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-18
rErEnsnraG TOBACCO MARkET.

PETERSBURG March H-tspccia.l-
..c.ipts fairly good. and market quiet.
Inn "A slight decline iu some grades.
mutations. Common CD medium Tugs, 81
. 81 good % fine Tugs. - % s. poor
hort lear. s. 90 81. fair 90 good short Leaf.
- DO s.. medium 10 good Wrappers. s.
D Sll good to line wrappers. SO 10 Slo;
leduln 90 good shippug s. 10 $40, good
o. ane shipping. 81 20 ST.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-18
IN NNCItI,

much larger movement I'm this country,
% follow the better weather in che south,
which would mean improved hauling con
uilons, rs Well as making icld-NorA pos
slhic and Fastening The planting season.
Io-day's weather reports already show
better conditions. and there were plenty OF
private adviCcs IN circulation here 90 the
cncct that general hCId-WOrk would begin
ln earnest In the more favored localities
next week. There was some tax. how
ever OF Hoods I'm the Tcnnessee-river 10
c1litics as the result OF recent rains. with
the dangcr-line az Chattanooga already
more bCarish than 30 has been for some
time past Public cables were unsa us
factory. and also contributed materially
Co the weaker feeling here. Actual and
prospective receipts showed much larger
movement than had been looked for. Al
the lowest point. the prices showed net
loss Of i6 points Tho close was steady
and to e points net lower.
Cotton futures ops. steady at the de-
cline: March. s60S. April @0l. Aa SSH.
June Wll. July. i6i5, August. Nli' sep
tcmbcr S. 05. october sos. November,
Sf3; December @n5. January. 500
Futures closed steady; March, .hooi
April S63. May $500, june, @0l' july
and August 500. Sept. mhar 500. Oc,o-
ber. 800. November, StV-. December, 500;
Spot closed easy. sales. 1870 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. March l7-Cotton fa-
lures steady. Mar. b. e3.tiHN1s0, Alih,
>lIlu01J. May. Ss.l>0Sl53. June. $3.50
SjSl. july 2lNluSlNl. August. $3.50. Sep-
tember. S-NluSis6: October $3.50 N.Ni;
November N.1}uN7l, December, N.t-y
S.53.
PETERSBURG Cotton MARKET
PETERSBURG. March -SpeciaL)-
Cottou-Quiet 90 l-sc. for good lots.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
CHICAGO. March 6-The limited sup
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-18
~. u,rr,son Returns To-day

rev. j. II. Harrison, who has been en-
gagged for two weeks with rev W. :.
L,ako in "a fine meeting III PETERSBURG s.
,I ,.t,,rn to-day. and fl bis usual APP
nlf,tn.nte IA Emmanuel church to-mor-
row. ar. Harrison has had large, atten-
uvs. aud deeply interested congregations
n pctersburs. and there were over seven
ty conversions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-18

.: common. snGS5 Fillors-Fine. $500
s.5o good. N5o1S5.50 common. S2.50NSt5o
'utters- Fine. SienS13: good Si0NSl6. com
non. S.5edsle Smokcrs-Fine. Si0d SlS;
good SlNSiO common. S50NT. Monde
crpts-Good N.50uS. common. S2qS5o
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-18
YOUNG MAN srRRENDERs.
He Comes TO First station saying lie
is Mnnich in MiddIrAcN.

clinton Leo. a nice-lookiug young man.
came into the First Police Station last
night and gave himself up O. Sergeant
Matthews. who was in charge, saying he
was "a fugitive from justice lie was put
in a CELL and To-day the MiddleseX au-
thoriues viii Dee notified. He says he is
wanted iu his county for betrayal.
s. colorcd man brought "a large ron Of
mating into tAc First Station last night.
Hc said hc had found 10 on the street,
and did not know who the owner was.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-18
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

NORFOLK. VA. March 17.-(Special)--
Farmers Market-Fancy. 3-Sc.: strictly
prime. 3 l-sc.. prime. z i-s43c.; common.
none Offering Spanish. GOO bUshel The
market is steady and strong.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-18
RAILROADS DECLINE.
4 NUMBER or TIRE ACTIVE SPE-
CIALTIEs MOVE UPWARD.
CbLL-MOKEY RATES FROM 3 TO s.
Liquidation Among Active bond Is
sues, While strength Prevails
in Other QUnrters-inother Cent
Knocked on Price of May Wheat.

NEW YORK. March 1.-THE railroads.
after q display Of strength, in sympathy
with the buoyancy in Sugar. sagged in
anticipation Of February returns not
meeting expectations. and the result was
marked net declines in these properties.
\ number Of the active speclalties moved
upward, but some Of the Green Indus
trials We're exceptions including Federal
Steel. American Steel and Wire. CONT
mental Tobacco, and International Paper.
These properties suffered because Of the
diversion Of interest from them 20 Sugar.
Glucose was up sympatheucally with
Sugar, which scored 8 points. The ag-
grcgate IL dealings while below that Of
yesterday. exceeds three-quarters Of a
million shares, OF which 10000 were
Sugar
The fact that the banks have lost So
J1l0lO 90 the Sub-Ireasury since Friday
led traders 20 expect an unavoidable
bank statement to-day, and on this the
Org they sold stocks. Consolidated Gas
Metropolitan Street Railway. Brooklyn
Transit and Manhattan all showed
strength.
Cau-monoy rates ranged from 3 10 3.
with the hlik a. business near the high
figure After many brokers had made
their rareemcnts for loans which carry
over until Monday. rates focedcd, with
the close 303 IL points lower London
was go seller on the advance here. putting
0ut twice as much stock as it had taken
in The initial trading.
IIQCIDATION ~ BONDS
There was liquidation among the active
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-18
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.

PETERSBURG. March II-(Special)-
Virginia Peanuts-Firm az 3i4c for good
lots. Spanish nuts quiet at 90c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-18
p,xy,rLE TOBACCO MARKET.

DANVILLE, VA. March H.-(special)
quotations are as follows. MIdpp,le-
fancy, s35g$50. good. S.5QSjj; medium, 50 q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-18
Don,t s,y,Iiovy snuseaiing Capsules,

but take Groves Tasteless Quinine Pow
d-rs Absolutely tasteless. Endorsed by
chemists. - cents
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-18

Orders Tor printing sent 20 the Dis
patch Company will be given prompt at
tention. and the ety'e OF work and prices
Will be sure 10 please you.
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:. ULLNlAS's son.

1920 AND IS2z EAST MAIN STREET.
TpIroWn store, SOC east Marshall.
Both phones al both stores.
il will pay you 10 write lor one or our
price-Nsis. It's regular money
de 18th Sa&Tuts)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-18
GENERAL MARKETS.


' wsah ana TO Zoe. lower again to-day
rye fiour-W eak
pc VI, - ~ s,,lo
49,. IN IN, NJ - "'2C'
B Barieya. We, gaN. o,..
w.. So -. o. IA -o-t. ~.
.t.e. Mt,N -No' le", 90 81 ~
III AZ" ".nN' "C.SusS Va ~, uo.'. u. ~
is3 ",," '.m ~" ,li du8u. lucy la'
e9 lse al 9o9 5 on 6 eoyfFps but deyeibo lone
fh~o,,ei, i'et' , Di,n I' VIZ '"9 n
.5foder H ,r1I.- 0 sn ,1i5 ~.
scalpers. close weak at a a.5Iasc. uef
decline I'm fho face of "a fair export trade
March closed 77-sc. Nav closed Utc..
July closed. 70f,c.
Corn-Spot a4rt.. No 4Oe.4427.c. on
tio0s opo1ed essr with v,hoaf and sub.a-
ouentlt rooovor.i ~, -bo~, dtro.rd ,ri,.
90 break near me close again. with vyholf.
close v,-a1l, af f.5i.r Tot decline NM
closed s>f,c.. .Tulv' cI5soi 2qc
oufet.
Reef-Oufet
an Nfeafs- STEADY
Iard-Easier: western steamed. $3.50:
March. 500. .nomina.ly. Refined easy
t,o.i.Ne'-'' IT,. ,....+or,, ,r,,,,,.,,. 80,
s1- - e,.t.,r,, f5l,fr'c. r,ieire al, i,,it,-
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Long Island, fl.'H >-.-7, sweets Jersey
f-1N.
ouscod-Ol-g uiet.
Petra. cum Dull
Sle'uy
d. BILL, '''5
Cabbags-steady: domestic. SlQS9 per
llf
Coffee-Optlons opened steady at UNI
changed pricos. and moderately active:
speculation very slack. European and Bra
lillian accounts being unsatisfactory. and
heavy visible suupiv causing DrOcrlstiu1-
tion or Tho r1rf of CONSUMERS. close
oiife+ and urchareod to 3 points higher.
s3l.s n eco laps including May. 500.
.Jun. S5l5 spot Rio dull and about
steady. 30 T invoice. 6ssc.: 80. g. job
hing u-ffc. Mid quiet aud steady: Cor
dovl S11ic
clgar- Rov easy and lower 10 sell: fair
refining 31.c.: centrifugal, IS degree test.
a., ,9ol3.ses .le9r 98.c Refined easier;
,tntfl A = also pranuf9tod g.c.
nun. npv.cooDs MARKET
NEW work March l7-Goneral de-
mlnd for cotton goods without material
chance though firm throughout. ADJ
,nftrr- s,yorei makes of d.uims. uiliIs.
.5 Lftl.,,, strines b.iue rorortad itc
bi-hc~ Dr5uyn shoetings and drills firmly
held. but buyers less pressing. Fine yarn
erav FOOD llso firm. but demand quiet