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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Ex xSenator william VI. Gwin OF California, arrive1
nt the Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday from ST. Louis
Manuel NJ Perata, Minister for Costa Rca at Washing.
ton is at tho Clarendon Hotel Ad,utant General
Franklin Townsend of Governor Tldcn's sa Is at the
Hotel Brunswick. Congressman J. H. Burlcigh, Of
Maine; ex-Governor John g. Downey, Of California,
and william A. Howard, Of Michigan, arc at the St
Nicholas Hotel Sir Charles I. Young, Of England, ID
sojourning at the St. James Hotel L. simonn, Of the
French Centennial Commission, and Professor Alfred
r. c. selwyn, OF Montreal residing at tho Brevoor
House. Major H. L. Fulton, OF Galveston, is registered
at the Everett House. Ex Congressman Richard D.
Hubbard, OF Connecticut, is staying at the Hoffman
House. General Mann, Of tho Royal Engineers. Brit.
ish Army; William Stickncy, Of tho United States
Indian Commission, and ex-copgrsssman Lewis b.
GunckeL, Of Ohio are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
IT Is BETTER TO REMOVE THAN TO HIDE
compile xiohsi bemishes Use GLKsss suIrHcn soAr nos
Hills Hns AND wursxrR Drx. Black or Brown. Soc
A-BENNErr BUILDING.
LOCATED on NASSAU ANN AND FULTON sIs.
Is sr 6s tfs ssr 2sSshS
suITABI.E t0k .~,,v.
LAYrEYFs xTrEY os sAThEki INK rRkMlshs ssOhASoh
A-rHE SILK ELASTIC TRUSS, SOLD ONLY At
ess Broad~ay, can he procured on July
A-os IN THE SHADE. KNOWS STRAW HATS
way and FrL Avenue Hotel
If you WANT GOOD PIANO OK ORGAN,
second hand. OF mr. class makers 60 TO wAIEhs
AL rosdwAy ~herc obtain At an astonshing
low price
LEA 4 PERKINS,
WoRCksrERsHfrE SArCE
ia the orgina, and only worcrasr.hir- sauce.
LAFAYETTE RESTAURANT NEAR The ART
Gallery adjoining the pavilion. 10 In every rs
spcct hrst class restaurant
POLITICAL. BANNERS FLAGS AND PORTRAITS
n old headqusrters HOMER GRAHAM, 81 Duane 81
SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALL
Aerated Beverages JOHN MATTHEW'S, let sv and 2uso
81. city.
WOVEN BATHING SUITS. ENGLISH PATTERN
In the United states of tbe Wovrs
kA,utxo shirt and drawers combined the lege
reach below the TO the eibcw very light
weight absorbing little fast cco's and dussble
our ado In tour Aasortsd
shades one dozen suits send for samples; single
suits 81 50 and 81 rs. according 20 size
q. ". SIMMONS a SON, ~ North ~, Boston.
VIEW PUBLICATION.
fSxScEaS -XEw fREAffsE EXPLAINING THETA
~ successful treatment, ssnt fyec.
Dm BROWN srODDARD. Ne wess lAAA -
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From All Parts OF the
Old World.
THE WAR IN THE EAST.
The English Liberals Aversc 10 War-The
Ministry To Be Asked 10 Explain.
MILANS MANIFESTO.

Seria's Justification OF Her Action
Against the Sultan.
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SUNSTIOKE

Average temperature yesterday S5Js
Average temperature for corresponding date last
year ........................ 7ox
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Ia the original and only worcestsrshire sauce
LAFAYETTE RESTAURANT, NEAR THE Art
Gallery adjoining the music pavilion. 10 IN svery rs-
a frs c Lass
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1T Is BETTER TO REMOVE THAN TO HIDE
oomp,. zion blcmsbes Use CLESSs soar.
| cosmetics.
| HILLS Haze AND WHIsxKR DYE. Black or Brown, 1Oe
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THE TURKS CONCENTRATING At McTAR

THE WAR IN THE EAST.
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woRcEsrKxsprrE sAucx

LEA K PERKINS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-28

Man T0gx 10 FRAGMENTS AND PORTIONS
~ IL. HopY LoaGEp IN THE TREES Two
Hoe.rs KILLED, Nc., &C.-The Petersburgh
10 ~ L,-e'i., hs. these facts in reference to
a. accident:
dispatch received last evening from st.
Ptar,burgh, Clsyion county, q short distance
from pEhrr City, lives the following account
OF = horrible occurrence:
catastrophe that has long been feared by
the people Of =. Petersburgh occurred this
rypniDr about { O'Clock. The nitro .glyce.
r;re magazine Of The Roberts Torpedo Com.
paDr. situated n hollow n short distance
Lc-tlTe>. of the own, exploded with terrific
fo-cr. >hsttcrirC ;bc windows, rocking the
tuidines. and spreading CONSERVATION on
tre-v hand. No conf actureS were necessary
I. 10 the nature Of tie sudden disturbance.
Eyr.r one seemed 10 instantly comprehend
what had happened, and hundreds rushed
10 the scene Of the disaster. AS nearly as
tan be ascertained the facts are as follows:
John Barnum. an old cmploye of the TOrpe-
DO Company, il is supposed was engaged in
placing some cans containing about one hun
d-rd and twenty pounds Of glycerine in the
n4z9zinc, when il exploded. Barnum had
49, bAOLsaN tA' SAthOSifI IL iAoiAi A<0Ca-
turcb.
The crowds that rushed to the spot were
appalled, by the sight that met their view.
The unfortunate Barnum was torn TO frag-
lnsn,>, portions Of his body being lodged in
tie trees ne4r at hand. Upon log about
~, MY 'c. from where the magazine stood
lay piece Of hi> left arm and shoulder,
together with the heart and some Of the ribs,
while equally distant 10 the other direction
We're found the lower half of the spinal
column and portion Of the trunk. One of
the horses driven by Barnum was instantly
Killed and the oth"r so badly Injured that it
Aau 70 be shot. Blrnum leaves a wife and
t"o children. a companion who had come
htTom Edeuburg with Barnum left him only
lev minutes heisrc the explosion.
here Is smother magazine about a quarter
OF mile IRON the one that blew up. but
OWING II an intervening hill it was not de-
stored.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-28

DEATH OF JULIA DEANS FATHER.-[Fro
the St. Louis Republican Many of our
citizens will remember the port'y figure OF
Mr.. Edwin Dean, who Ia his earlier life was
an actor Of note, aud who was IN business
In st. Louis for many years prior to 1868.
Probably few may sthi recollect Edwin
Dean as 40 actor, but many will remember
him as the father of Julia Dean, whom he
trained for her profession, and whose early
theatrical career he directed. Edwin Dean
Is dead. He died at bis residence in, ST. Paul.
on the 18th of February, aged seventy-two.
Ia 1868 he changed his residence from St.
Louis to St. Paul, where be had large
property interests, which had accumu'
lated upon early investments. Though
his head was white his face retained
the freshness Of youth and his heart
never grew old. AS we knew him he lived
atresh in the honorable career OF bis children.
Miss Julia Dean, afterwards Mrs. julia Dean
Hayne, became the most popular American
tragedienne Of her day, and her death In the
prime of her strength and fullness Of her
fame was loss TO our stage.
Mrs. Edwina Dean Lowe, Julia's younger
sister, and resident Of this city, is an ope-
ratio prima donna Of fine position in the held
of musical art, although she appears but
rarely as a professional. Mr.. Dean leaves q
wife, and besides Mrs. Lowe two other chill
dren, a daughter, Mrs. Clapper, who resides
in ST. Louis, and son, who is a we'll known
businessman in St. Paul. Edwin Dean was
natiyaRf New York.
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The Kellogg Investigation.
TIE COMMITTEE REPORT IN FAVOR OF IMPEAC

MEET.
NEW ORLEANS, February 26.-The COM
mittee to investigate the conduct Of Governor
Kellogg conclude their report BY saying that
while they feel bound to carry out in good
faith the terms of the Wheeler compromise
not to disturb Kellogg for official misconduct
previous to the 14th of April, 1875, they
find that he has since and subsequent to
that day been guilty of many and divers
high crimes and msdemeanors in Office, and
therefore submit resolution that the House
Of Representatives appoint committee of
FIVE members TO go to the Senate, and at the
bar thereof, in the name of the House, i'm
peach William P. Kellogg of high crimes
and misdemeanors as above stated, and &C.
quaint the Senate that the House will 10 due
time exhibit particular articles of impeach.
ment against him, and demand that the
Senate make an order for the appearance of
Kellogg to answer said impeachment.
After some discussion and fi!ibusteripg,
the whole subject, by agreement, was post
poned till 10 O'Clock Monday, to which time
the House adjourned.
The Conservatives confidently assert that
the House will adopt the report Monday.
The Bulletin says memorial Of merchants
and capitalists of New Orleans is in circula-
ton protesting against the proposed action
of the House. The memorial sets forth that
the report was taken up in the House by
means of foul ruling on the part Of the
Speaker, and further that the minority of the
committee state that no investigation was
had, ard when they demanded that the Gov.
ernor should be heard they bad been re.
fused, &c.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
XLvTH CoNGREss-First Session
WAsHINaroN, February 20, 1870.
SENATE.
There was no'session of the Senate.
HOUSE OF REP
The House was occupied In debate only.
Washins,on Items.

WAsHINGroN, February 28.-It Is under.
stood that the Republican caucus, Ia It's op.
position to the bill restoring southern pen.
sioners to the rolls, confined itself to that
section which provides arrearages.
Hon. Fred. Watts, Com missioner of Ag-
riculture, addressed the House Appropria.
ton Committee to-day with reference to the
wants Of bis Bureau.
The committees of both houses have
agreed to pension the widow OF General Lo-
renzo Thomas, now In her SEVENTEEN year.
General Thomas was fifty years In the army.
The Committee on War Claims have agreed
to favor the claim of R. II. Hubbard, of
Abingdon, Va, whose property was sold to
satisfy internal-revenue taxea. u.s.
Il is thought that General Babcock will
return to regular service in the army, and
Ulysses s. Grant, Jr., remain In the office OF
the Presidents private secretary.
The Republican National Committee may
possibly change the place Of holding the Ma
tional Convention on account of the extra.
ordinary hotel charges in Cincinnati.
i communication Of the Secretary of War,
sent to the House yesterday, giving list
Of military officers engaged in the civil
service since 1865, mentions the name Of
General Babcock, among others, as having
been detailed by the President for the per-
Torrance of duty at the Executive mansion
but not to the neglect of his duty as Com
missioner of Public Buildings and Superin'
tendent of the Washington Aqueduct.
Levi p. Lucky is the private secretary o.
the President, appointed az such under lega
authority, and not General Babcock, as er.
roneously represented. Both of these gen
temen are now on their way from St. Louis
and arc expected to resume their duties al
the Exc cutiye mansion on Monday.
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y q
alated. Ike; A. 104c.: 3. 0azc. extra g. oac
gkc.: Demerara- 10It11OKc.
toilet iSgaoc.. and fancy prices c aa
asas: Black, sse.@s1.-.he last prime ard
@81.75 Tor strictly choice
Hides. Leather. &c.
Hides: Green. 4G1Sc.; dry salted. 90l2c.; dry
s a9t 1 q Ia as wet suited 7@s wet saea calf
Leather Sole leather, oak. s5@4oc.: sole leather,
hemlock. 2e630c.: country upser. 25@45c.; city
finish, ls@22c; e foot; kip. 5oc.@sl r.; mar :
s x dassst aaaase sn'n siS'assS' n' rough
Iron, Steel. Nails. sc.
IRON: American refined, Old DONATION. Q 4-lO@
26.10c.S b. EnTiish and American sheet: 4hha
5kc-; sweoes. nammered: 6a@7c.: hoop, 5@6ac.
Nuleshoes: s6.25@a6.5O per key
EatH: Did dominion. 30 per keg for stand
ard-thas Is tan penny: other sizes extra
Plough Castings: wholesale, 4xc : retail, &c.
RoDe: Manila, best, 2s@25c.: Iute. 9kc.
9.tans: ,Peru yrs1s, (suss!Apel. $50 q ton
Piedmont. 800: MarvIano rohacco-Ecod, $50
Guanahanl. $50; Turner's Excelsior, $50.
Powders Shot. Etc.
Fuse: Toys mining. so, 8oc.Gs1.25 a 100 feet
kegs. IS blasting. ssSss.a5 ' :
Shot: Northern. s2.40@s2.5O q Daq of 25 Is.
Grtndsto7,sS: 1z0S2hc. p b.
Eicorice.
seortee Sassf st CO. Pc ;Ec Sse;
27c-: A. Z. CT 26c-: q. y e.. CSC.
Lumber, Slaves. Etc:
Lumber: White oak. sl4.5O a 1000: Western
Virginia poplar. 815@S25 q 1000: white pine,
S35G1$75 u 900. yellow pine boards. 81 0@Sl4
totst. S12@Sl9. according to lengths. shingles
Pine. 12.5C@s5; cypress six-inch, $7.50@S1 ESQ
p 1000. Laths-Sphr, 81 go sawed, $2@t2.25 q
Starea.-W hskey-barrel timber, green. $4,000
u 1000: seasoned. S20Gs25 u 1000. Flour
barrel timber. s6@S7.50 % 1.00s. Flour barrel
poles, $7@Ss: hogsheao hoops, 10 demand; hics.
ory hoop, 1880.
RQgs-Miaed cotton, 3hc.: white, 4@oc.; wool.
len, 1h(G2c.
Liquors, Wines, &c.
AIe' Scotch. best brands, pints,. s2@$2.15 p
dozen. gold.
Refifed Whiskeus: Market quiet; proof, nomi-
nal at $1.30@s1.35.
Rye Whiskeys: Medium, Sl.5oGes2; pure old,
f2MS4: Virginia Mountain, new. 826p$2.50 ; Old
S2.5UGQS3 81 and upwards.
Gin: Domestic, IL .25Ns2; imported, Ss case.
Brdndtss: Domestic, S1.256lS2; fruit. 81 .35fd
s1.5O: apple. new, $2.25@S3; Virginia peach
$2.s0l$3.
Rum: New England. sl.65@$i.s5; Jaulaics
and Santa Cruz, $4GDS6.
NiIl-Feed.
shfpstuG: Csc. u bdshel.
Bro1onSt,E: SOC "a ousnt l.
Shorts: 25c. a. bushel.
Wheat Bran: 20@25c. q bushel.
Corn Bran: 10000. Ta busheL
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

SATURDAY, February 28, 1875.
sALEs.-s7oG Richmond city 6's sold at s5; l6
shares City Fire Insurance Company stock sold at
80. -
AMERICAN Gold.-112 k bid.
State Secur1ttes.-virRi nia corsols. 69h bid, 70
asked Virginia c9nSols ne Gsse 40 oio Virginia
gnia interest certificates, IL BID 22k asked; Yir-
ginia x.receivable coupons. S6R bid, S74 asked;
North Carolina DID, ~ asked; c,v s,s ,,ox ,,s.
bid; Norfolk city 6's, 70 Bio; Manchester bridge
Ra Id cad Bonds.-v,retuia Central Railroad
third mortgage 6's, J. and j., s1h asked; Virginia
and Iennessee kair94d ssSoIo ID pTprtEage IS
road third mortgage IS. j. and j.. 70 bid; South
side Railroad first morigage prt 1 s,s, j. and
preferred 6's, j. and J 55 bid Souhsidc Railroad
third mortgage preferred Us, ); and j., 80 bid;
Norfolk and Pe.srsSurg Raroad second mortgage
and Potomac Railroad mortgage rs, j. and j., 80
bid; Orange and Alexandria Railroad first mortgage
Railroad second mortgage 6's, j. and j., rs bid ;
Orange and Alexandria Railroad third mortgage Ss,
NJ. and N, ~ bid: Richmond ard Danvlue Rail-
road consolidated 6's, VI. and n, TN bid, 724
asked.
Canal Bonds.-James River and Kanawha Canal
first morlsage 6s, NJ. and NJ, 81 asked; James
River and Kanawlla Canal second mortgage IS, III.
Rdiiroad Tocks.-Richmond and Petersburg Rail-
r ressbuTs snd Potomac Railroad cent
100 par 81 6 a. seaho ar "a, and Roam
Bank Stocks.-National sank Of Virginia, 100
par, 1O7h asked; Merchants National, 100 par.
100 asked State Bank Of Virginia. 100 par, sc
bd 90 asked; Bank Of Commerce, 25 par, %
bid; Union Bank of Richmond, so par, 81 hasked;
Merchants and Planters Savings, .25 par, 2la bid,
23k asked; Richmond Banking and Insurance
Company, 25 par. 26h bid, 80 asAed Citizens
Savings, rs par, 2lA bid, % asked.
Insurance OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Fire and Ma
rine, rs par, SO bid; Virginia State, 25 par, 26
bid; Virginia Home, 100 par, 103 asked; Mer-
chants and Mechanics, 100 par, 80 bid, go asked ;
City, 100 par, 80 bid, SO asked; Old Dominion
100 par, So asked: Granite Insurance Company,
100 par. 90 asked; Richmond Fire Association,
20 par, 20 bid, % asked.
Miscellaneous james River and hanawha
Packet, 12H par, Sh BIZ 10 asked
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New York Items.

New YORK, February 26.-Louis Jennings
retires as editor Of the Times.
On the 18th Of December last a petition in
bankruptcy was flied against Duncan, Sher-
man e. Co. by two hundred and FIVE creditors.
On the oath of the same month an injunction
to stay the proceedings was obtained by
other creditors, asking that the bankruptcy
proceedings be declared void. To-day Judge
Blatchford dismissed all the proceedings ex-
cept those in bankruptcy.
The examination Of Richard B. Irwin,
charged with embezzipg money of the Pa
cific Mail Steamship Company, is progress
ing. The evidence is similar to that taken
before the congressional committee.
A fire occurred to-day at Marsh, White &
Co.'s grain warehouse. Loss, $4,000.
Charles L. Lawrence, before indicted for
completely in silk.smugglng, to. day pleaded
lack OF jurisdiction except on the charge fer
which he was extradted. The district at
torney was granted time 10 consider whether
he should join issue or demur to the plea.
The weekly imports Of dry goods amount
ed to 81, 95S 1888; merchandise, 1921 900.
Specie shipped during the week: Ameri-
can gold coin. S250,OO0; silver bars, $780,
PSI; gold bars, S39, 1920. Imports of spe-
Gle for the week: Gold coin, S9,153; gold
bullion, $4,000; silver coin, $500.
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o,Postal Reform.

.s,o,e,lme since passed an orueI
The >s1 SS ,Cysmmilcc on Post. Offices sand and
dc," a,5 3 % consider and report ,a,h some ne
ro,' ho's rsich the Department mlsn, DC
pan y ;s,NH.%n .. In their investigs'
n'ds .t r." committee find that inc SSconu.
toos ne r,,ft mater, which included only
c.4'' q and magazines issued 10 regular
s:"'i"..L- j, nov carried al an annual loss
-: :. 900. 900 beyond the postage, ana
.. a, .s,, .nru equals the entire deficiency OF
81, ,--,.-,nrnt. The committee nave con
=. . ,!'Ir best meaus Of fixing the rate on
''.4 s,,,. matter, and next THURSDAY WIN
49,. ~, ,bc ,4'cs on second class. IheE nave
-, "a - the managers of sufficient nuiiott
.,' .,rc-, TO give 4 representation OF tNcii
.. w. fr,r-cst>. As it was Impossible lot
az. 20. - invite al to confer with them ana
:1'I ... - Aon the rates on secona.elass
49,, Fan he ri.>..I and give the least an
-' ,r,! S and iueouYenience to publishers
no nubl.c. It is believed that II the
-, "a" Az ncw.n,2rrS can be raised so as to
49, "" ," - 600 900 4 year that the postage
: XIV. '.,. ., cgn .. reduced 10 two cents.
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fos7'o FF1cE LOcK-BoxgS The post
master st AlOn, Ill.,. required 4 deposit Of
s-oiFom the holders Of lock boxes as secu.
RI! Tor The three keys furnished with each
box In view OF the fact the editor of the
Alton Telegraph wrote to Washington, and
received reply from Mr.. Marshall, First
Assistant Po>.mas,er-General, in which he
Gays:
1t is the custom Of this office, when ap.
p.!re to by pos,masters respecting deposit
o. small sum OF money to secure the re.
lurn OF KEYS TO lock-boxes, to instruct them
% furnish one key without any deposit to
srcuIe lis return. and 70 authorize them to
ttte4liFca deposit of fifty cents for each add.
iona key. This amount must be refunded
% Tue return OF each additional key fur
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-28
Outrage by River-Thieves I'm New

New York. February 28.-A gang OF
river.thieres have lately been committing
depredations in this harbor almost nightly
with perfect impunity. The latest outrage
was perpetrated this morning. A gang OF
twelve thieves, after robbing an unknown
schooner, boarded the schooner Highlander,
Captain Wood, lying at anchor in the der.
sey fats. Taking the lantern from the rig
cling, six of them entered the cabin, where
the captain and bis two boys were asleep,
and with pistols at their heads demanded
their money and vauables. In the prosecu.
ton OF the robbery they used great vio-
ienee, repeatedly striking the captain and the
bows and smashing the furniture OF the cabin.
On retiring they fired at Captain Wood, the
bullet striking him in the mouth, carrying
away part OF his lips and SCATTERING his
teeth. Complaint has been made to the po-
lice authorities.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-28

Poor r. D. Rufin has hard road to
travel. He endeavored some three years ago
to be chosen member of the lower house
of our Territorial Legislature in this District.
The negroes hereabouts were too smart for
him-that Is, there were many more intelli-
gent than be who would not give way for bis
advancement. He then affected to read law
for q short period with S. D. Williamson,
ESQ, but soon planted bis restless feet over
at Arlington, and was elected sheriff OF
Alexandria county. He shortly found
him self totally incompetent for the COM
plicated duties of the position, and
negotiated himself ont By resignation,
when the court filled the vacancy with q
Democrat. Ruffin then migrated to DinWid'
die, and set his pins for the Legislature.
That county being strongly Repu blican, and
Rutfin being gifted with rather sweet tongue
among people of bis own class and cultare,
soon became the favorite and was elected.
But, alas it was through great tribulation.
He sent us letter or two week, explaining
his troubles and asking us to defend him,
but they were not fit to print without
rewriting, and this life Is 80 short that
we could not do 1t. But now he sends
us letter explaining bow I they
turned him out of the Legislature because
he could not keep correct cash accounts.
This is rough on Rufin, but we hold it to be
one Of the first qualifications of a good Re-
publican legislator to be good counter and
mathematician. Rufin must learn to count.
There are quite number Of Democratic
members of the same, Legislature who have
found discrepancies In their cash accounts.
II all OF them are promptly expelled we shall
not complain about the expulsion of r. D.
Rnffin. But we Insist upon equality before
tbe law among '1aw'makers.- Was.fnston
RepH0lsc can.
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Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. February 26.-Cotton dull and
easier: sales of $50 bales at 12a@l2 15-16c,
Flour quiet; s4.90@$5.75 for common to fair e4-
shade trmer; $l.25 for fair winter red western !;
Sl.03 for no grade winter red western Corn
scarcely so firm but moderately active 63Y064c.
for graded mixed Oats shade flrmer at 45Hc. for
mixed western and State. Pork closed frmer new,
s22:75: Lard closed frmer prime steam. 81 81 IS.
Coffee firm and in good demand. Sugar dull. Rice
unchanged. Molasses quiet. Turpentinc and rosn
quiet. Freights fairly active.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, February 26-Flour and wheat
steady but unchanged. Southern corn quiet and
steady; white, 55@66c.; yellow, 55@65c. Oats
dull and unchanged Rye nominal. Provisions
quiet ana easier. Pork, $22 rs. Bulk meats
clear RIB, 13@13Ac. Hams and lard unchanged.
c, flee strong anu unchanged. Whskey noHinally
$l.1OE. sugar quiet.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, February 2G.-Flour dull and nom.
iual. Wheat dull at $1.15@$1.25 Corn quiet
and steady at44@45c. Oats dull and drooping at
35@41c. Barley dull and unchanged Rye dul
Lara steady and in fall: demand; steam, 12ac
kettle. 13kt013hc. bulk meats steady and nrm
Shoulders S1s clear rib sides, 11Sc, cash clear
sides, ll4Q11;sc. Bacon steady with moderate
demand: shoulders. 9hc.; clear rib and clear
sides. 124@13c. Whiskey in good demand al
$1.05.
ST. LOUIS, February 26.-Flour quiet, weak
and dull Wheat inactive and easier; No. RED
winter 81 46 cash. Corn inactive aud flrmer; No
Q mixed, 3Sh339c cash. Oats Inactive. Barley
and rye dull and unchanged. Provisions very quiet
lover 1 packing. IS 759ss.io; extra, 1915. Cat.
tie dull and unchanged.
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,po,,rc.ard's Disabilities.

Several weeks since 4 letter from nene ,i
r.,a-r.ard 10 Scnator Gordon on !, me SUD- D.
!. ''' - ,hr removal of bis disabilities was
l.y, ~ ,Sa senate Judiciary Committee. The
= =. , =, has not taken up the case for con-
y.s 2,'.'';: and !: is understood that the
:,.., Of the minority is to quietly ignore
: !. Tgey s,sum= that General Eeaurega!d ;
i =. w,s no, n the nature OF petition,
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