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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-17
The Female Anti-Liquor Movement

AhS CSsshsslS skosShhSAS'
New York, February 16.-Tcn women
and t.o men organized here yesterday for q
crusade against alcohol. They will devote
this week to work and prayer for the in.
crease Of their numbers. There is much
feeling On Long Island against the hiSkey
trade, and tits probable movement will be
inaugurated there.
CINCINNATI, February 1G.-Specia!s TO
the Gazette from various points in South
" c>tern Ohio report that about 80 out of
lao places where liquor was sold have been
closed since the beginning of the temperance
movement. The reports come from four
teen towns and Villages.
JEFFERsoSvILLE, IND, February l6.-The
Woman's crusade against the whiskcy traffic
opened here to-day. Immense crowds cor
gregated at each saloon; business is practi.
calIy suspended. The saloon-keepers re-
fuse to sign the pledge.
The excitement in this city reached Louis.
VILE, and this afternoon at least two hundred
people, mostly Germans, from that city UT.
rived here. The exercises on the street
have been abandoned for to-day. Divine
services will continue at the saloons to-mor.
row. '..
RIPLEY, ONO, February 16.-The crusa.
ders are still moving on the enemy's works
and more saloons have surrendered The
only one now running is wholesale liquor
store. Some of the saloon-keepers who have
been worsted are preparing to emlgrate.
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Torrible Railroad Accident
SEVERAL MEN KILLED AND INJuppn,
AAQIlA1 pr,

SEVERAL MEN KILLED AND INJURRD-L1Ra,
AMOUNT OF FREIGHT DESTROYED. Err.
ALLENTOWN, Pa, February ia terrible
accident occurred this morning near SLATE.
Dam station, on the Lebigh and Srfsauehanna
railroad, between and o'clock. by which
two men have lost their lives. large amount
OF property destroyed, and several persons
sustained serious and perhaps fatal Injuries.
a freight traiu, heavily laden and runn;ng
at big h rate of speed, ran ;nto land-slide'
which had completely blocked the track
The engine jumped the track and now hangs
over. the bank Of the river. Eighteen cars
were thrown from the track and piled ON
each other, smashing freight OF all descrip-
tons, which was strewn along The road and
hurled into the river.
Not one of the train-hands, as far as could
be learned, escaped without some injury.
The body Of tie engineer, Daniel Shannon,
was found under the engine considerably
burned. Otto Shannon, the fireman, and
Frank Ryan, brakeman, were badly sealded
and burned. Three other iren, unknown,
are reported killed.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

England.
LONDON, February 1G.-The House of
Commons will have two hundred and six
teen new members. The total number of
Home-RulerS elected in Ireland is tifty-one.
A meeting of the Cabinet is TO be held to-
day to consider what course it shall adopt.
The Telegraph says that the Marquis of
Salisbury will become Secretary of State for
India.
The Emperor of Russia visits England
next April.
The sou.heasterIy portion Of Europe has
been visited by very heavy gales, which did
much damage. Telegraph wires were pros
| t1atcd and there were numerous disasters to
shipping on the Black sea.
The Steamship Wyoming, which left Liv-
erpool on the 18th instant for Ne" York.
returned to the former port to-day aud went
into dock. She encountered terrific gale
on Friday, and lost her funnel and life.boats.
The Abraham Lincoln was wrecked While
| on Il voyage from Cardiff to Messina, and
| five Of her crew drowned.
The Pail Mall Gazette publishes report
| that the British forces took possession OF
Coomasse, The capital Of Ashantee, OF the
| goth of january, and would commence their
march back to the coast OH the 29th OF Feb
| rllary.
LONDON, February 16.-The schooner
Leda, from Wilmington, n. c., for London,
was abandoned at sea February 10th. Her
crew was saved.
Russia.
ST.. PEYERsBURau, February 16.-A grand
dinner was given last evening by the Gar
to bis imperial and royal visitors. In his
speech his Majesty said that the Emperor OF
Germany, the Queen Of England, the EN-
| peror of Austria, and himself would pre-
serve the peace of the world. The Prince
| of Wales, as the representative of the Queen,
bowed his thsnks, and the Emperor Francis
| Joseph responded, refterlting the sentlTents
of the Car.
Germany.
BERLIN, February 1G.-1n the Relchs.ag
to-day, General Moltke,. supporting the new
| military bill, said what had been required in
six months would have to be protected by
force of arms for half century to come
that France, notwithstanding that major
| ity of Der people were convinced Of the ne
cessity for peace, was initiating the German
army organization.
A deputy from Alsace moved that pie
| biscite be taken in AlSace and Lorraine on
| the question of nationality.
Spain.
NIADxID, February 16.-The British Min
lister had long conference Saturday WITH
the Minister of Foreign Affairs. The sub
iect of the interview is supposed TO nave
been the case of British vessel detained IN
a Spanish port.
Italy. .-..-..
LONDON, February 1G.-The Standara has
DISPATCHES from Rome stating that the rope
will hold another consistory in June next,
when eight more cardinals will be created,
including Archbishop Manning.
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sveather IrebnY,iities toe Ta.nar,

,sseT = ArooaSiiities Tor To-Day.
" AsHIadToS, February 1G.-Fbr Tnesddt
Z ffdalsun5sasd
Eale sA1aatie Ssates, 4,issag, barometer. coo
nesferty toinds, and partly cioudy or c sIn
iiseeamer, exesp! possibly cloudy heather IN
northern few Eagland. 81 : =
For the South Atlantic States, northwest
cry winds, partly cloudy aid clear weather
an9 somewhat: higher. temperate re.
Fortne Western Gulf coast, southeasterly
|! winds with rain, veerfugs to southwest and
northwest Winds. followed by .snorther y
In Western Texas. & cs...s ~ 'As'
For tho Ohio and Missouri valleys, north.
easterly winds AID threatening weather.
Tor the Lower Lakes, northwest TO soulh.
west winds and partly cloudy weather. ri.
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LAGER-BEER ON SUNpAYs.-A maSs.meetlng
of Germans was held in Brooklyn, \. L., on
Friday last, composed of those opposed to
"arbitrary temperance laws" One thou
sand persons, composed in great part by
brewers of and dealers in lager-beer, were
in attendance. Speeches were made. The
result OF the gathering was the passage OF Ii
preamble anu resolutions opposed to the
Sunday clauses in the present excise law,
which prohibits the sale of lager-beer on that
day. They will support 10 party or cand'-
dates for public offices who will not pledge
themselves to the repeal Of the present law.
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% 90; itvs s is 75 81; = 'a1 az
p ssis5s
81 foslse.; aoe ss II s sss.
i Iss sssss1ss ss'sssss s. sss4ss
III @24c.; PineappIe, 25cs 20 20
Il lGrd; Prime, bsrrels and tfereees, 1txa1oxt..x
s asrsss osassn ssrsR asssnsss Ses,ss
S ssses &c. ssss IS
Rtcs: Caroline, 9ss95,s4c.; Rangoon. %. !.
Ftah Derrines Eastern gross. 1C2Adx
north ,Caroiina roe % 036. ass.76 Nhslfsfsss
sss 80 ss;ssIs IS sfss sa.
TO- IS t Ms'ss 3 81. sG fssa
20 s ss.a ahx S qso, s2zsgs2ss from xhar
West Virginia salt. 90 Is 4aburrei.
| Sugar: Crushed powdered. aud rranuiated.
Toe: yellow. G9Hc; cut LOAF ise: forss i iieo,
ssH@1 eye. !. Denerara, lols@ llc.; New Orieanss
Soap: Common, 5asc.: best washing, lI@
lhe,i toilet l6@aOc., and fancy prices; coaa-
ai ass 1ass sss si
htoe8> Learner, &C. III
ar; s sailed 81 ssss 1 asslss
Leather Sole leather, oak. 3s@45c. eleleaiher,
finish, 25@s7Hc fool KID e &C., y g.: har1
ness :a iSgpsry $SSss sly ts!sh
skirring, 2s@32c. s'--s = ~ 1855 to''sA
Iron, Steel. Nails, re.
D.: English and american sheet, e@7Jse.; swedes.
! Ss1sss5ss rISsj Sc se Bsfdsa Ssi @sis
pss s Ni fs ST steel a5ss1 d E1sss
satis: In store, s4.75 for standa,d-shat ID, ten j
Plough. Custiags: Wholesale, 5kc.; retail, 64c.-
Liquors, Wines. &c. :.
Ale: Scotch. best brands, pints, $3.50 a dosen..s
proof, IL. 15asI 20. Cash. y v t .aS
Rye Hntskegs: Medium, s1.5o@se: pure old.
ssq sS. y' r. mia Mountain new ss@s2so;
81 so; apple: new, 81 80; old, saSsa 80, 1Sois-
Gin: Domestic, $I.254s2. ,'-g>s:.'7-
Rum :, New England. s1.to@sl.5o; jamaica
and Santa Cruz. s4@$s.
Lumber, slaves, Etc:
er5 g vza wn psss oak 1852 1885, xs
pine: ss5@s75 g 900; Ye',"- nine boards. sl2 :.
asns 3GPis saS $685. sSSSss1f e
q 1000. La.hs-Split, $3.50; sawed, 1850 a.
.Sares-w hiskey-barrel timber. green. s13@16
y 1000: seasossd. M5Gs20 e 1000 Ffour-
barrel timber, s7Iss p 1000. Flour barrel
DRY hoop, $l0@l2 nominal.
Rags.-Mixed cotton, 31zc. white, 4@oc. wool.
len, 2@3c.
Rope: Manila, best, 3@25c.; sisa, 22c. q D.Ss
iute, l2kc. =
Licofice.
Licorice Pdste.-J.C G.. & Co., Sic; r. R., 23cS
a. y. c., 23c.; X. & Co., 94c.
-s. Mill-Feed.
Hipstaf: 65c. q bushel. .....
Bro,onStuf: SOC p bushel
Shorts: csc. p hushel. Z : -
Wheat Bran: zoe. p bushel. s- -.
Corn BrdTs: 1S@20c. a bushel,
Powder, Shot, Etc.
Fuse: Toys mining, 40c. 0al.25 p 100 fest.
P0todcr: 90 rs by the ave kegs-tess than i've
kegs, S7.25; blasting, $41$4.50.
Shot: Northern, S2.76@s9 Y bag Of as Is.
Grindstones: 2@2kc. q u.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

MONDAY reOEuary 10, 1919.
Country Produce.
Roots: Ginseng, 75M90c.; seneca, without top.
Bees,oar: 25@2sc. "a n.
Buck,0heat Flour: 2a3c. Very dull
Ruttsr Prime to choice yellow. 30@32c.; ZOO,
co good, l5l25c.; common. 10ll12c.
s,oon-Corn: Green, S910c.; red, AG5c.
Corn ifeul: Csc. - bushel.
Driel Ffuit.-Apples, quarters, 5@6c;,; SLICED,
Cherries, pitted, 14@15c. Blackberries, sV10c.
Gags: In barrels 15@16c. q dozen; III crates,
l7G11Sc.
FIour: Virginia country is quoted to-day Fine
45.756S6: supertine, S7.75GDSS: extra *S.oON
SS. Is; family. ordinary run, s0.50lgS10; fancy
brands. S11.
s6a4oc.
f1rseed: &1.Go@sl. 70 " bushel.
Hay: Virginia timothy, $1.05Q$1.2 5; clover
Lard: Country. 9l1Oc.
Oats: Baled. s0l55c. q l9a lbs.
Onions-S1.40nsl.5 0 bushel.
Potatoes Irish, 50n65r. " bushel.
Pouury.-Diessed: Turkeys, l4@l6c.; chickens,
l0412c. +
Rye: Soc. p bushel.
,Sunldc: 75c.-noDnal
Shucks: S04S5.
Buled Straio :: 69l65c.
TIiloso: 4@6c. "a D..
Wool: Washed, 43aQ4Sc.; unwaahea, 25a3O.
Cement, Lime, Plaster, sc.
Cement: s225@$2.3o q barrel; Rosendale,
$3.50.
Line: A~icultursl.. loc, q eushel; Virginia.
@si.4o !; Rockland, sl:650s1.75. ~
PtastT; 10 1 LgmR %; sFoun'' s1l' delivered
caicineo' - ''@s'D Dry Goods. -
Broun Sheatngsa nd Shtrttags :, a Manchester.
"A james Kiy.r. sSf fSrssn sSms sse Rive e. 81
it adfI f iisc.; GEsntevIlie. ios Poonae
Ioxe; Blue Edge ss:i , - R;SSsSkb5idge
GG Sens;'4kf IFS Rppel ns' &c., iGl
City, 32Kc.
n Isc.: a. Masonyille. l5ac; A. Rockdaie,
IItIkc: a. Home. l4c-: "A Oneida, 12Sc.; A
ayondae, 10c.; A Social, NC; A. alnosskfsg;
l pos, sc; ssiuats, s Asthaan, SNs F..
terforough, &c; 1O-4 Waltham, 37Hc.; 1o-4 CITY
Mills, sec.
Eyeo,s D,ts rg' sc 1oss; We''f'F'
I Lyrsst ,Jsons: Pasonia, 11c.; Amoske's.
D.,,:us: Harlem, exc; Boston Steam Mills,
prints: American. 1Oe.: Aliens. l0e; Rish:
nond. loc.; Sprasue, 10c; Aanc6eS Er t, aocc'
WashinSStso o,,,r Ioe oc oreniai, Toe Pacac.
l0c.; Arnold, she.; Amos&e's' oisc'' ~s''s1'@''
7c.
Cu,aIrics: Rice, &C.; English. &c.
Drugs, D,estuffs' oiis' &c.
LalcohoL: 1925 q gallon.
Concentrated Lys: Is q case Of four dozen.
C0pperas: &c.
cocAineai: 81 q b.
Extract " Loywood: 16c.
indigo: s1.25.
.Kadder 16c.
> 0..o 90 Ok: whale, S5c.: straits, 6c9T0c.
isbrador-cod oil, 80Ns5c.; lard, S5c:; sweet.
"a 70 dozen hest salad 81 castor, S2 g1non:
yireinia :ubrlcatiny, Soc; kerosene, 1SgleHf
gallon.
SODA: : SAL, sse4c- In kessi English soda' 7Ac-'
American, &c. s.f s4 Y. Fl sS
Spirits TurpeRiins: SEC.
Fertilizers.
c,ona. Peruvian. $50: 6uanape, go y ton:
asFowl. $50; Paei6c, 500: P0wnaean HaWDSnt
Sunernbospliate. $50; Flour Of knWhons, 10Y:
PsssJulont, SEQ: Maryland Tobacco-Eood, 200;
Ferelsn Fruits and Candy.
Candy: 14@l5c. q b.
Lemons %. 10G47. 80 @ box.
Oranges: *a@s5.
Groceries &c.
Baeoa Shoulders. SkssSkc-; ribbed ssdes gAg
Hoe ana scarce; clear ribbed sides, iSSkaIUHs:'
Viretnia 12egl 3e Aisxhnis n " Ky
i7c.; sngsr.cnred. uncanvased. 14eaAA14. ptaii
harns, 1 EUf &C.: cznyased hams, i8sst &C.
BaaEas Painted, two ht OPS, ga so tnzee hospss
heems: THO strings, 81 .Aree sszils o.
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THOMAS JEFFERSON
IN AGED RICHMOND NAN RgN OVER BY

IN AGED RICHMOND NAN RgN OVER BY
Horse Asp BrGGY.--Yestcrday about L.
NJ. m aged nan named Alexander Hamilton,
who said he was from Richmond, Va, was
found on the Bayview road 10y several young
men suffering from injuries which tie stated
we've caused By bis being run over by horse
and buggy furiousy driven. Though he
was knocked down and run over, the per
sons driving the vehicle did not Stop to onei
any assistance. The injured man was con
veyed by the young men to the EStcrf
Sta;ioE.houSe. where DR.. sullivan ATTENDED
him. The lower purt of his spine was hurt
and he also seemed to be injured internally.
He was placed on bed ut the station-heu>t
and made as comfortable as possible. Whcr
run over he WAS Oh his way to pay visit &c
Dir. miller, the superintendent of BayvieH
Asylum, whom he stated be knew.-bd1u'
more Sun, 18th.
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rraurance Suit Decided

PHILADELPHIA. February 1G.-In n,si prtus.
before Judge Sharswood, in the case of Ro-
bert Fox Us. The Pennsylvania Mutual Life
Insurance Company, which was suit upon
a policy of insurance effected by Mr. Fox
upon tue life of John Clark Lee, the jury
this morning rendered verdict for the
plaintiff for S20,G91.25; the full amount
claimed, with interest.
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- Eczsfiox or s:xIyksrY, zCcsssssa.Ne..
Ngw 0EfEAss, February e.11Asalute was
lred at the head Of Canal Stree. in honor OF
h1pg Carnival, who arrived ,as noon on the
supiied States steamer John A. Dix. The
Mayor and city administration met fberoyaf
party on the leyce and escorted them TO tie
st. Charles Hotel, where the ladies presented
the king with handsome silk banner. His
Majesty afterwards visited each of the thea.
tres, where free matrices were given to
crowded houses. -
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TIE LAWYERS "AED SIGH" RULED OUT

The LAWYERS lind SIGH NULEU %
The New York Tribune says:
The National Grange has finally ADJOURNED
Its work, as far as made public, was useiui
and of considerable value to the oTsan!Za'
ton; it has given the whole country Dettel
idea of its workings and aims. One OF Tue
last acts of the Convention was TO exclude
the Boston Grange from the association; thi:
grange bad been organized. by men engaged
in active business pursuits in Boston ana VI
ciniLy. 1t is urged on one side that they are
merchants and middlemcn on the other side
it is ciuincd that they are also 'interested in
agriculture" as that phrase is meant in the
constitution of the order. The Natlona
Grange decides, in effect, that its members
must he actively, and not incidentally, inter
ested in the tilliug of the soil.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS,

NEW ORLEANS. February l6.-Flour quiet and
In demand for rounI lots Of shipping brnnds
superine, 1862; trecle extra. S6 50@t7;5O; fam
oats dall and lower ut &c. Bran dull 9: 97Hc.'
Hay dull: prime, zoe. Pork dull at sl8@sl6.25:
Dry-saI,ed meats dull; loose. &c.; shoulders, go
shoulders, 7c sides ss9sHci hams, i2ai99s' Rs:
Lard, light supply; uerce: 844 ;keg, le99lSfs'
Sugar dull; good fair to fully fair. caeiee.
rshoiipd' f32062Ic Whiskey dull; Louisiana. 81
Cincinnati. G.O4. Coffee quiet At 2EE95sac.
Corn meal lower, at $3.50.
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BALTIMORE MARKETs.

BALTIMORE, February 16.-F1our steady and
dull prices unchanged. Wheat nomSnallv un-.
changed: Pennsylvania red, II 72@s1.75: Corn
Oats dull and weak southern, 56@69c. Bye
steady ut 96G9Sc. Hay unchanged: Provisions
dull and weak. Mess pork, $ds Bulk meat
sides. S4SSc. Bacol-Shoulders, 71@97xc.; clear
rib, 9Hc. Sugar-cursd hams. 12@13c. Lard, 91c--
NIB. 36@40c. Coffee dull at 24H@26Kc. Whiskey
dul1- r.
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Drugs AND HHRDsCEyes-

pURE OLD COGNAC BRANDY he.
\ ysnd question the finest brandy thar has beer,
In fhs city for years. Judges pronounce il nm.
eequalled: Vintage OF 1850 (thirtcen years oldl.
clnal: For sale by LIe 1sI s e. DOVE.
SlMMON'S HEPAriC COMPOUND,
- OR LIYER-CURF.-We have ARRANGED win
Messrs: WOOD q SONS to sell our SIMMONS
msrAIiG SOMpoUSD which is giving such uni
engagements of the liver, skin, aud bowels are re-.
Ieyed 10y tbs article rs If by magic. Address nil
ofuerS 10 our Wholesale agents, Siessrs. WOOD q
SONS, VINO VIII supply the trade at our regular
rates. L. l.. HIM. Il SONS pronria.nrs "'
It o-om COlumhs,, :, &.
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WARRANTED TO CURE.

wish to say the public that VIII insure cure
IF all cases of CAN GER placed under my treat.
fnent, and in event Of cure will not charge any
thug Tor my services. l will also remove al
VEINS, HAlR-MOLES, BLOOD-MARhS, ETC.
leaving buta slight ami insure above stated
Also, all chronic diseases, such as
uEUNATISM, SPINAL AFFECTION, SALT.
RHEUM. TETTER, PILES. AND SCROFU-
LUUS SORES OF ALL CHARACTERS.
treated with guarantee of perfect cure; in de.
fault OF which, money will be refunded 10 the pa.
tieEt.
With my past experience and success in the Treat
ment of these diseases l fe,l free 10 say thai my
medicDes are ISFALLIBLE, and without rival In
this or any other country In effectin%
A SURE AND SPEEDY CURE
In tie above specified diseases.
ONCE hours from 9 A.. II. TO 2 2. NJ.
OFFICE: No. 500 Grace street, near Captoi
The names ard residences Of many persons VINO
have nee cured will be furnished by mail or upon
application In person. o,,D
de 22-dEw3m DR. A. ". NO.hNnD.
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Cuba.

REPORTED COUP D'ETAT In HAvANA-THE CITY
IN THE HANEs OF VOLUNTEERS.
New YoRK, February ia speciat dis
patch from Fonda Bays, dated 10Th, says; II
Is reported by the steamer Margaret, "n,cn
arrived here yesterday from havana, .na'
martial law has been declared IN haYaha
Volunteers to the number OF ',ooo nave
taken possession of that city, competing tne
Captain-General to take refuge on boara the
war-ship Arapiles.'
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New York Eteyna.

New YORK. February 1G.-Mra. Lapsdou.
sister Of William B. Astor, died at Nice.
France, Sunday.
William Conkling, ex-deputy sheriff has
been convicted Of stealing $4,000 in gold
certlhcsses from Burr S. Croft, Of Virginia.
Sentence was deferred.
1t is reported that new and alarming
horse disease Is affectiDz the State and street.
car lines. a large number of animals have
been prostratsd, but the mortality, except
lE the case OF one of the stage lines, is small.
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Fire I'm Norfolk.

NORFOLK, February 16.-A fire occurred
here early this morning in the block of build
ipgs on the northwest corner of Whitewater
street and Market Square, occupied by Ii
quor, grocery. and tobacco stores, which de-
stroved about $4,000 worth OF property.
The loss is covered by insurance. The ORR
gin of the fire is not known.
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Shooting affair in ueboske,,

NEW YORK, February 1G.--Iu Hohokeu
yesterday David Bowie was shot and dan.
gerousIy wounded by Constable Johnson.
citizens who saw the shooting set upop
johnson and kicked him about the head
fatally injuring him. No arrests were made
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK. February ls.-Cotton quiet sales OF
lower; Sc. 7O@&7 65 for common to fair extra;
81 7O@t11 for good to choice extra. Whiskey
steady with fair demand mt ~ OF. Wheat heavy at
IQ02c. lower. Corn opened dun and heavy; closed
rather more steady at 76@7So. for new western
mixed ahoat4 Rice quiet and steady: Pork quiet
lard nI1ner al 9kc. Tallow steady at 7x07 l3-16c.
Turoentine quiet at acc. koSin unchanged At
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The venerable Mrs. James NJ. Mason died
At Chrens, near Alexandria, on Saturday last.
>be was paralyzed some time ago, and bus
been III tor many months, though recently sh,
seemed to be EaUch better. Yet her death wa,
not sudden, and Der children were at he,
bedside in her last hours.
Beast Buffers committee Will .eoort this
ok in favor Of totally abolishing the iron.
cad oath.
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BY Telegraph.

new YORK, February 1G-Noon.-StoeSs dull.
Gold, ll2h Money, 4. Fxchange-Long, 1855;
short, $685. Governments steady. States quiet
and strong.
NEW YORK, February -Erening.-Goney easy
at 400. Exchange weaker at 4S5. Gold 112S
Governments strong and considerable doing. States
STEADY.
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IOIusyI1LE MARKETS,

LOUISVILLE, February 16.-Flour dull and lower !;
supertine. 1926. Corn unchanged. Provisions
easier Pork Il 5.256$l5 so. Bacon-sboulders,
7D7Ac; clear rib, S44QSHc.; clear sides, egSgc.
Lprd-Tierce, 9hG9Ac.; keg, 1049l0Er. WINS
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EuahexxIer Arrested.

ATLANTA, GA, February 16.-Phliiip y.
Corie, cashier of tho Atlanta branch q inc
Freedmen's Savings Bank, was arresseu nei
yesterday for endorsement. his Geialsa.lon
Is es,ima.ed at FL, e0e, -. So, s.
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ST.LOuIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS, February 16.-Flour quiet and un-
Changed. Corn dull and lower: No. mixed, 69c.
sl5@S15.25. Bacon quiet; shoulders, To-: clear
rib, SIC; clear sides, 8HGl9c. Lard held at SIC.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, February 16.-F1our and corn.
STEADY and unchanged. Pork dull and only limited
jobbng demand at 1885. Lard quiet; steam, >.
Sh@ SIC; kettle, 9Gl9Sc. Bacon steady: shoul-
derS, Gle; clear rio, S4c.: clear sides, B&N6Ic.
Whi.kpy In good demand ut Doc,