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COAL AND WOOD.

N0AL. WOOD.
JOHNSON RE0THEzs. oo.,
WOOD. TEIEPHoNIo O0MNKCTIoEs- OOAL
m ~" NesoAie ro, Dse Hstinsstes. WOOD.
Nan 6fBca vharyes mill and depot connected With
uptown Offices by TELHFHoHE.
With unedualed facilities and advantages for eco
nounicaj1V conducting the wood and coal trade.
whsryes factory extensive store yards enabling as
70 stock mp largest when coal Is lowest; eftces
cation. insuring prompt attention TO ORDERS we are
prepared to oEer TO patrons the best varieties OF
SCAT Al the very lowest prices.
We inquire strictly pure coal q g, 40 psunds TO
the ton. SOHNSON BltOE1Eltos !.
e I'd. s.w. 0Moes: 1907 It NV. lila 9th d.
o.W. 1kl6 7th gt. NV. and IA Pa. ave. &c. ol
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The threats of the Russian nihilists to blow
up the Car in the midst of the festivities at
tending the celebration OF his twenty fifth
accession to the throne were not executed. The
day was permitted to pass off without any
dynamite accomplishments, though the royal
party were kept in a state OF constant dread
and anxiety. The facility with which similar
threats had been carried out on previous occa-
sions led to the adoption of every precaution,
and with the view of deranging the plans of the
conspirators, the program Of the celebration
was suddenly changed. The affair is described
as brilliant, but If the truth were known, 1t was
scarcely enjoyable. A company is not likely to
be very gay when the individuals are apprehen-
siye OF walking into an Internal machine or
upsetting ton or so of dynamite at every STEP
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CARD.
n The undersigned takes pleasure in notifying tho
citizens of the District and vicinity that he has
opened and fitted up in the most thorough manner
the largest and most complete establishment in the
Distri ct, devoted to the manufacture of SLATE
and MARBLE MANTELS, with a kiln capable of
baking twelve Slate Mantels per day. and q show
room containing hundred Slate and Marble Man.
teis on exhibition, which is undoubtedly the largest
stock Of Mantels in any show room in the country.
Besides Mantels Of every description and color you
Parlor Crates. Latrobes, Andirons, Gaslogs, Regis
English Tiles Of every description, Slate Wains..
coating, Slate or Marble Slabs for Bureau Tops.
sideboards, Counters, &c. The establishment will
be devoted exclusively to the manufacture of Slate
and Marble Work Of every description. Being
skilled in designing and the execution of Slate and
Marble Work myself, thereby doing away with de
signers and foremen, which other establishments
are obliged to keep and pay large salaries, will
thus be enabled to sell goods cheaper than other
firm in the District.
The Trade supplied at liberal discount and on
reasonable terms.
NEW YORK SLATE AND MARBLE MANTEL
MANDATORY,
1913 T. st. n.tC.s rear OF National Hotel,
mar1-eo3ts M. ROCHE.
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THE TRADES.

DOOKBINDING.
ID The public Is respectfully informed that tho
LYOETT BOOKBINDERY
ts carried on as heretofore. The same excellent
wGrkmen are employed. and the work turned out
will be In the superior style which has always been
characteristic Of the establishment.
ap8 1912 Pennsylvania avenue. third floor.
O PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS,
10l2 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington. D. O..
Fine Printing Specially. Janis
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN
THos. z. wAaaAEAN. Sig Seventh street.
Changes made Nedneedaye and Saturdaysl
Tnree-Norv Houses For Sale.

Tnree-Nory Houses For Sale.
2305 NJ st. NV. mod, imps., RS. 800
Sic Del ave. ne. mod. imps, rs 800
S3S Va ave; s.w.. mod imps., 9rs.......... S0S0
11O9 9Th st. NV. mod imps. rs......-..... 500
q, 46I st, me-, mod. imps. srs........... 2 SEQ
81 9Th tn st. IT, INV. mo Sa imPs SO
62s, 62I 10th st. ne. mod imps. rs........ 0oo
Teco-Sory Brick and Frame Houses For Sale.
So Z; Capitol st.. B: h; mod imps:. SSS
81 New York s;r' ave- Dd mod imps IS
IA. is st. Sc. b: h.. mod. imps.. rs: 5000
S9S Elm a5 st al e Droit Park mod mps RS 5000
II aS1 e IN My 1ae mod m P%as %ps
Untnproued Property For Sale.
Cor 4th and SITS e., per ft........:....... .1s
S SRG ST. ana an IS s.s sT
Nx he and als. per IT. 10
and Eth a anq 18th ss pei
oath st. bet, NJ and SITS 4. W.. per # 10
26th St. bet and Va.aye. NV. per ft....... 10
Houses for Rent.
1924 Conn ave. n. m. imps ,16 rs, per ans950 90
5 54dt +. st;n.w, mod inns. a rs 1 10. GO GO
q ia I9 9s,h Circle y, mod imps Il
1918 18th st w. mod: imps. II RS 800
1898 ZIG a e. , aye unfurn mod inn l6rs 1920
ATT Pa. av Sd floor mod i'm ps. ............ 80 go
1913 st. ". mod.imps., II rs. 80 90
81 Gay st., Georgetown. mod. imps, II rs. Is. %
GA st. W., mod. imps., 8rs............. $500
Stores.
1343 st.. possession March Is. 100 90
922 Pa ave. mod. imps ..................... 1888
los Pa. ave-. istore) ..................... 60 90
Sig st., 500
1925 e; ave. mod. imps. 5000
600 18th st., (store). 256
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TOHN HOLLANDS
= PATENT RECORD GOLD PEN,
Patented Oct. 2, 1878.

Is the highest achievement In the manufacture Of
Gold Pens and the result Of experiments for more
than twenty years. The I" RECORD Pom Ia
produced by . skillful combination Of the two pre-
dous and non corrosive metals 16 Ier. Gold and
an alloy Of copper. reducing Its fneness without
yieio WSic shAt he cosy PEfi,s npss hs
RE RE EG cold PEN Points are q tho best
treatment' and polished to glass like smoothness.
Steel pen writer's have now every objection to god
which win endure and not oxidize, squarcy met!
The ''RECOItD" Gold PEN is gnaranteed to
and Perfection Of Point. Price, $3.50, sold
by all Jewellers and Stati0ners In the United
States. II not found order direct from JOHN
HOLLAND, Manufacture. 10 W. eth street. Gin.
cinnAh.
For sale BY JOHN o-PARKER, sls It'll street
northwest. Marl9-lawly-nrm
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l. MONEY ON REAL ESTATE,
In SUMS TO SUIT,
At g. and per cent.
No Delay When Security is Ample.
r. o. HOFFMAN,
feb28 10th and SITS. NV.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
The Last Russian Sensation.

THE LONDON AND CONTINENTAL PRESS or
TIE PLOT TO KILL THE IMPERIAL FAMILY.
LONDON, February 19.-The London and
| continental journals unite in expressing
! horror at the plot to kill the Imperial family
OF Russia. in which it is believed some Of
the employ Is of the palace were concerned
The Times this morning, commenting on
| the explosion in the Winter Palace at ST.
| Petersburg, says The central authority
of the Gar must be upheld il that order is
| TO he maintained which is an indispensable
condition Of progress. Conspiracies like
thi, must be punished with sufficient Severi-
~ TO crush them. But il in conjunction
with these necessary measures the Car
pursues course OF gradual reforms be may
entertain a reasonable hope that these hor-
rors will pass away"
No further news has been received here
concerning the attempt to assassinaie the
Imperial family OF Russia by the explosion
OF the mine under the Winter Palace.
The Morning Post says: eve learn that
the CzarIna was asleep in another wing OF
the Palace at the time OF the catastrophe,
and was not disturbed by the explosion, OF
which she remains in ignorance"
Tue U1iiy NelcS, in It's second edition this
afternoon, publishes the following dispatch
from IFS ST. Petersburg correspondent
" Inform alton which has come 10 my knowl-
edge established connection between The
late attempt on the life of the Car and the
arrest OF some forty inmates OF the Winter
Palace on Monday last, the day before the
explosion"
THE Affair DISCUSSED IN PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, February 19.-ln the House OF
Commons to-day, Lord Harrington asked
for further information respecting the at
tempt on the life OF the Gar. The Chancei-
lor OF the Exchequer said he was unable
to add ANYTHING 10 what was already
known. The news, be said. has been re-
ceived with the utmost horror. lie express
ed satisfaction at the Cars providentiaI
escape and said that The health Of The Gar,
Empress, and Uutchess Of Edinburgh had
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1rD
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, February o - finYr cute, and I'm,
hanged. Wheat nrD al 1880 al rs. corn sfsads
No. white, 43Gift.; No. u liked, 80 Zoe
Oats Srl: No.z white, 40e 80. q mixed, 3s,l
PORK firm at siz so. lard 4 adj nc B1ls.nests
ieady; shoulders, tf.l5; RIB. $685.; sldes,
1910. Bacon nrm shoulder, IS clear ri5. 81 30
ide'. 1850 snesr-cuTed hans, 9qi0Hc. Whis-
key steady at t1o6.
ST. LOUIS.
81. LOUIS. February l9.-tIour higher: f.Dcr
,6.l0; family, s5.774 Wheat low bur bIgber: 10
2 red fsll, sl.22st Corr higher and dow a, 3ikc.
Onis, 32he. Whiskey steady al si.07. PORK bigber
~ tl2 Tor Job lois. Lard higher and nemlnaIv
H.10ds7.15. Balk-mea's strong and slow sb0vf-
d'rs. t3.90@sf; rio. s635ms8.45: sIie., 40 so
rtS.60. Bacon firm; shoulders. s4.7sayt so
ri0s, s7l5@t720; sides, ~ 40@s7.AJ.
CHICAGO.
CHfCA AGO, February l9.-Fonr noinlpaily uy.
changed. Wheat sctiye. frw. aud higher: No. z
sl.24k; No. 3. sll0entl1l4 Corn strong and
higher ut 36lM37c. Oats active, Grlu, and hizher
al 3Zkc. Porn roue and higher at sil 80. Lard
strong and higher AZ 81 rs. fuk.msafs roBg aud
higher; shoulders, ~ 10: short rios 1865 clear,
1913 Whisky steady aud Unchfnged. si
AZ Close " heat easter aud Ac. lower. Corn
eisIer and NC. lower. Oats easi. ard X. iswsr.
Pork lower; Sll.s0 March. Lard lower; 1920
March.
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n s 1.saS NO er'fs re- u.s. u.s. a.,
arrels. 9sc.
tisrces. 23c; barrels, 24c.: genuine FoI.cn 81, on
3ha45c. y gallon: New Orleans. prime. 4Oes55t.
Salt: Liverpool. from store, ~ so. arouD
Sugar: Crushe.. 1Okc: powdered. lO,Lc.: gras.
alsted. 0c: A. 81 9xe. De-: extra e, OF.
yenow, IA 6sc.: crt loaf. llhc.
.oilet I5@2Oc.: aud farcv nrices: country, sSesSs
Tsds: Black. 55c.G.kl.-the last a priro sr'i~
imperial, sl.l0@el.6s; gnDpowoey, sl.46Gl.7s
FOR strictly choice.
Hides. Leather. &c.
Htdes: Green. To-: dry saltej. J2c.: dry.
aint. l{1l5e;; We, sailed. Sd9a.; vel ssited -
Leother: Sol. estfer. oak. Gl42 =: soie ieaths
1emlock. 2592s%; country aDper. 3O@l30c. cir
1nsh. lsm22c. y loot: Kin 40Ga75o a n; harness
country 30@36: CITY finish. 35@40c. q ~; cali
SKINS; french. slS*l.90 = o.; rough ssaI1ns
30@36c.
Iron. Steel. Nails. &c.
iron: American refined. OLD Domision a.
~; English and American sheet, bt Ga
Swedes. hammered 4G5hr- hoop, zoe.
Hdiis: Old Dominion. 1918 IN 200 ksg los.
,er Seg; standard; smaller lots from the stores.
plough Casttnes: Wholesale, A.; retail 5X,.
n.
RO0e: Manila best .Nl6c.: int s@Oc
Rage: Mixed cOtlOs. 2 g.; white 81; IoOil.a
<Gl%c.
L,gnorS. Wines, &c.
Ats; Scotch, best brsnde, pints sze92.25 .
alOEel. gold.
3raEGis5: nomeftic. Al 25as2: fruit. sl.IO6
sl.i0; annie. new. ~. 7j@s2; cid, u 2O61sS
virginia peach. ~ rns2. 30.
Eye Nhisfeys: Medium sl.5GG,1 Onrr old. Z.
at4 tlrgala monnlaln, new, tlG,;I.5G, 7ic
~ 10 1890 and upwards.
Gin: Domestic, 81 .25Gs2: imro-el, 20 = laft
EeD EnG'O8d R',n sl.50MbI.6O.
Rect Qsd IFhtSfsgS: Market quiet
Lumber. Stayps. exc.
humber. White oak. 81 3GRJ5 2 /. 900; " esfcfi
VIRGINIA u0Uar. Sl4 ob25 a 1000. white pins
Sl4Nt42.50 1000: yellow pine bOar,ir. e7.5O0
al: jost S9cfll according 10 leGgths Shlnales-
Pine. sl7A6&2.50: ryoress sIx-iush. S6n.ys
a LOCO. Laths->pi,, o.; sawed, 81 75eTl 81
q l.O0e.
StGpeS Whiskey-harrel ergrecn. 81 s6sf2.s
1000; seasoned, b20'dS25 4 1,0OO. riou-Ds, n
timber, S20 50 q 1000. FlOur-barrGl DohO, &c
ogsheat-hooie. zoe. p buna q.
Powder SHOT. 80.
fuse TOYS mining, 35c.6sl25 a 100 tor
P00GGr: S5.75 by the five kegS--leS. than II
kegs, t625 blasting, 81 25@S3.bO.
SgOt: Northern. 81 6j 2 odZ ~ ~ i0i
Gr!Gd9teHsS: lAG2ec. y 70.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
rrrrcRApm TO THE DISPATCH

.sp,xeToN NEWS AND CONGRESSIONAL
.Nrws-,N EFFORT TO SECURE AN AN
ruogAGE FOR THE GOVERNMENT IRON
C,,ps NEAR RIcHMoNp-A wIfE HAVING
Osrx DESERTED ny HER HUSBAND COM
,nTs srIcIpE IN BUFFALO, n Y.-sPooN'
r,cToRY BURNED At WATERBURY,
a"vx-rATAL BOILER EXPLOSION NEAR
rroRIA mL.-NAvAL TRANslh q. y.
NE ENGINEERS CONVENTION IN NEW
'-',ov DROWNED WHILE ATTEMPTING
mo,pn 4 SCHOONER AT PROVIDENCE
-, ROBBERY AND ATTEMPTED MUIR
wANAMIC. PA.-TlIE LATE At
r"rrox TnE OARS LIFE-INNEsrIGA-
IT, ,, CIRCUMSTANCES CONNECTED
urru rgE LATE EXPLOSION.
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Forty.sixth COngress--Second Session
WASHINGTON. February 10, 1880.
SENATE

The Senate, by a vote OF % TO Is. pro-
ceeded 10 consider the motion OF Mr.. Davis
of West Virginia to reconsider the vote
adopting Il resolution for the appointment
of a special committee on the inter-Oceanic
canal. Mr.. Davis explained his reasons for
making the motion.
After considerable discussion the Senate,
by a vote OF 30 to %, reconsidered the vote
by which the resolution I, the appoint ent
OF a special committee on the inter-oceanlc
canal had been adopted.
The question then required on the adop-
ton OF the resolution.
Mr.. Conkling thought the subject OF the
inter-occanie canal should be referred TO
the Committee on Foreign Relations.
Mr. Bayard thought the Senate never had
before II a question which more Justly de-
manded the appointment OF special COM
mittee than this one.
The morning hour having expired, the
Senate resumed the consideration OF the
8 per cent. military laud.warrants bill.
The bill was discussed at some length,
and at 4:ij Il. NJ. the Senate went into
executive session, and, when the doors
we're re0pened, adjourned until tomorrow.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr.. Bland. OF Missouri, from the Com.
mitiee on Coinage, Weights, aud Measures,
reported o bill TO establish mint at 81.
Louis. Printed and reeommitied.
Mr.. blackburn, 81 Kentucky, eDdeayored
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TO dispense with The morning hour. so as to
proceed immediately with the consideration
OF tue Rules, but was unable TO obtain the
necessary two-fhird vote, and the House
resumed In the morning hour the consld.
Grafton OF The bill regulating the removal
OF causes from State 10 Federal courts.
Mr. Herbert, Of Alabama, made a long
legal argument in support OF the bill, but
at the expiati OF the morning hour it
went over without action, and the House.
In Committee Of the Whole, resumed the
debate upon the revision OF the Rules.
Mr.. Stephens. Of Georgia, asked leave to
address the House .of ten minutes.
Mr.. Blackburn objected on the ground
that 1t was not competent for the committee
to extend the time for debate.
Dir. Conger moved that the committee
rise and the House 90 into Committee OF the
Whole on the state of the Union, in order
TO give Mr. stephens an opportunity to
speak. Agreed to.
Mr. Stephens then addressed the House in
opposition to Rule 81, saying he did not be-
lieye that, according To tue Democratic doc
trine OF Jefferson, Madison, and Jack son, it
was ever intended that the appropriation
bills should be encountered with outside
legislation. II there had been any progress
IN legislation in this country, 1t had been in
excluding from the appropriation bills other
matters as riders. lie repudiated the So
called Democratic doctrine that it is proper
to seek redress OF grievances by Withholding
appropriations. 1t bad never been Demo
cratic doctrine. II was monafchical doc
trne. The new doctrine OF making war
on the veto power through means OF the ap-
preparation bills was not Democratic, was
not Republican, and was anti-cOnStitutOnal.
lie had opposed it during the extra session
last year. He opposed il now, and should
always oppose it.
Al the conclusion Of Mr.. Stephens's re-
marks the House again went into Commit
tee OF the Whole on revision OF the Rules,
and finally adopted N place OF clause and
all previous amendments substitute Of
fered by Mr. Morrison, OF Illinois, to tie
effect that NJ provision OF any appropria-
ton bill or amendment thereto changing She
existing law shall be in order, except such
a., being germane to the subicct.matter OF
the bill, shall ret:ench expenditures. This
substitute was adopted by 123 TO 81, amid
applause on the Democratic side.
Several other amendments to this clause
were offered, but voted down, and ITS con-
Sderdtion bought 10 n close by the adop-
ton OF NJ. MOrrson's Substitute.
At 4:45 Il. VI. the House adjourned.
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FANCY GOODS.
OTIS OF NEW GOODS
Ia At sos BROAD STREEg

Received to-day a large line Of PfCTURr-
FRANIES-Bacs Walnur. Enamelled, aud leF
vei-many of them onlrelI new patvns-
which have never been shown before; some very
handsome Fnameled Frames something IN
tircly new At %. 30. 7Jr- II and tl.20: argc
frames made with Innings 10 nj cabinets; ner
fascs with frame, bolb ter cabinet aud cHft-
siLe picture; Velvet Frames If AL prices->OfnS
beautiful ones at 81, ~, aud $3.50 Don't fat
to hook at them.
We have received within a few DAYS a very large
line of CLOCK. We have abou' twenty cif-
fcrent styles, II all prices IRON / up; 2"'d
Alarm Clock. IN nickel cast, at Sl.7J "A SPIN
did Patent Alarm Clock Ia beautiful vi, NJ
case, al $3.50. We WARRANT EVERY CLOCK
WE SELL. from the cheapest to The hIghe'i. g.
give PERFECT "a i-ftctcu, or money refunded.
We have never -hOwn 20 large nd haldsomea llne
OF JEWtLRf a. we have In stock now. "
have added - our regular line large nae ci
JtT and GILT 0RN AAltNr3 for ladle,, al a.,
Also, line PLXIEb Frs a, ~ and 81 25, which
Warrant tor i've Yeas;
PLAIS III .G~ for lalcs aud gentlemen AT 4 Is
-. ana ~ 80, which We warrant for I've yy,eai. ,.
We have the most iciuilul Inc ct SOLID GOLD
RINGS at : | wc have ever offered;
We have received handsome line - GENTLE
MtN'S CUFF-BI 1IONS a. Doc. 81, aud 81.
PATENT SEPARABiE BUTTONS, that do noL
mash tie cuif IL putting ihem On-the most con-
vencnt thing ou'--50 different styles;
GE\TLEMtN's Long TAIL CRANAfPINS -
New line Of GGNTLfMEN's CnAINs-som ,e.
ua5d iI,i1 . BRRC'ELETs at AZ and - p,rpair:
New CHAINS, sEIs, and tAf-RlNGS, OF al de-
scrip ions:
Full line OF sIl.VER-PL tTFD WARE ata,l prices:
CASTORS AT III up to 10;
BUTTER. DISHES. PICKLE CAsTOks. SYRUP.
CUPs, SCGAE-BONL~, CAKES 4 A y pS,
CELERY-STANDS, CALL-BEI.LS, NAPKIN
RINGr, CUPS, ICr-ilIChtRs, WATERS.
NC, a. all price--all hlgher-prced good var
KNIVES, FORKS and SPOONS, from the chca,ssl
TO the triple plate;
Full line of CRdCKERY and GOBLETs;
LAMPS Of all kinds. cheap;
II nl>Omc line ) IIIOpNs al all prices:
Twenty different styles OF / | piece cIIAMBEG
SETS ~ an prices from 1928 up 10 ,2-oal
and look az them before making your 10.
claScs:
FLU1lNG MACHINES:
\ bigger line than ever OF ) ana Zoe goods.
Don't fail 10 took al cur new goode
". "A. STEVENS,
fe No. sos Broad street.
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A Deserted Wire's suicide.

New YORK. February ia special from
Buffalo, n. Y, says: \ married woman
named Diana Booth, tWen'y-f0ur years old,
committed suicide this morning by taking
poison. She was found lying upon her face
in the yard dead, and an empty cup and
vial were found near ut hand. \ hySician
stated that the wal had contained laudanum.
The theory Of the deceased woman's rela-
tiyeS is that she committed the deed while
in a tit of despair, caused by being deserted
about two years ago by her husband, who is
said to be worthless fellow.
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NEW YORK. February l9.-Cottsn quit; sale
100 bales uplauds, IL Lice; Or'eans, 10 3-l0'.
scout hern -four quiet aud unchanged. Wheat Opened
strong and CLOSED about as lasl evening; uDgraded
winter red, 81 I0Mtl.4St. Cora opened .sgAc.
better: closed heavy. with advance LOST nnRraded
bSM6lc oats opened steagy and closed duIl and
weak: No. 3, 47%c. Hops unchanged ami quiet.
refining 7SM7hc.; prime, H.; refined un-
changed; standard a." 9ae. MOlaSses quiet and
unchanged Rec steady. kOsin qalet At t1.4ote
fl.5O. Turprnitne quiet and hriD al 4oc. Wool
quiet aud firm. Pork strong and very qaiet at
sIl.s7s9Sl2. Middles hrmer; long char. I've. /;
IKE. Lard higher. closi1 weak aud more active al
s7.67N. Whlskey nominal at sl.l0. Freights TO
Liver ool steady -
BALTIMORE, February l9.-FlOur steady and un-
changed. Southern wheat steady western higher
and firm southern red. tI.45@sI.5c: amber.
Al 5OMsl.55 No. 2 western winter red, spot aud
February, 81 .4sd$1 .4sj1 March. 4sl.@fI 4ss;
Anri', sl.40a@sl 40A; May si40t@si49s;
firm souihsan whi :, 59@l6lc.; yellow. nominaily
S4r. Oats steady and Gull southern AM Penn VI
yania 47MIsc.: western Nhite. i6.d47e.; west
ern mike, ASdi6". Proyis Ions nrm aad un-
changed. Coffee hr,n and unchanged Sugar steady {;
= A soft, 9lsc. Whiskcy steady al sl10s@$ll H.
FreighIs unchanged.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, February l9;-Ffonr quiet and un-
eb ,nged. Wheat scarce aud ars At t1.2S. Ccra
krmer but not quOtaby higher ~ SOC. Oats steady
and Brm al 37Ef3Sc. Pork nrmer hut not guolabiy
higher at tl2. Lard moderately active snd blshcr
II k725. Bulk-m hrmer; shoulder r., siAe.
ribs 61c -; sides, os.c Bicon Ia FAIR demand aud
hrm: shoulders, Be-. rios. 7se. s'dss, 7tc. Wills
KEY In good denanl a. si.Vo. sugar 9oieii haEds
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An Appeal for Help for COIOred
Refugees in Kansas.

NEW YORK, February l9.-The morning
papers contain a card, signed by b. Il. Shcr-
man president OF the Mechanics Bank, j..
s. Schultz, and other prominent gentlemen
Of this city, soliciting help for cOIored
refugees in Kansas. The card says there
are already u 600 to 10000 negro emigrants
in that State, and that they continue to ar
rive, ragged, barefoot, and without money.
Many are sick from exposure TO the severe
climate, and number have frozen to death.
HELD is urgently needed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-20
NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

FEBRUARY 17.-Tobacco.--In Kentucky leaf
there ha> been some export move ment, yet no espe
cia yigjr TIE distribution local trade wants Is
very moderate. Prizes have been wen sustained,
aud on the more desirable grade, there - an mcna-
ton 70 mold irmer. Virginia ltaf moves out fairly
well. especially The new brisht wrappers, which are
Of fine quality: price, are strong Sced.leaf shows
moderate business and arm triccS. Sales of 400
hOgSh'ads Kentucky leaf AZ 4dlic.; 1870 eases
1873 Pennsylvania NJ 9kW2lc.; 100 Eases 1878
New England at l2bt22c.: 800 bales Havana a.
S2c.a Tl.l0. The following are The quotations tor
Virginia lcar: Bright wrapper, common To- me-
dun, l5m22C: good to fine, 25@4Jc.; line TO eX-
ira tine, 5GM75c.; smokers, l5M25c.; dapple
wrapptrS, 1920 hugs. common To good, 2 ~
3.5c.: good 10 tine. 3@4kc.: leaf common o good,
5GtSc.; good 10 Gne S60l0c.: line extra. l0M BE.
aad black wrappers, 12@l5o.-J0UraGt NJ com
ma
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-20
TOBACCO MARK ETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET,


FEBRUARY lS.-The foor ng are the quotations
NEW LOOSE.
DARK LUOs -CommOn to medium, t2@ 50 ; good
to fine, S3.50HS4.5O.
DARK LedE--COmmOn 70 mcGium, fi.40@S6.50 +;
good 10 very good, S7mSll.
The above quotations aIs the loose tobacco wagon
traGc-mainiy working styles.
PRIZED pARK TOBACCO.
LpGs-Common to medium. t2.5O@:3; good to
lnc. t3.5OMt4.50.
LedG-COWmOn 10 medium. S5af6.50: good To-
vtry good. S7m $3.50, continental shipping, 1850
@SI5 English shipping, t6Ntl0.
BRIGHT TOBACCO.
LUgs.-EOmmon to medium, 10 500 $3.50 good
to fiue. s7dS7.0O: smokers, s9d f2J.
Lcdf.- Common 10 medium, -7.5Ott $3.50 good
to fine hllers, r9dSl7.
MAHOGANY WRAPPERS.
Common 10 medium, Sl2.lQ@s20; good 70 6ne,
i3OMs5o.
YELLOW WRAPPERS.
Common 10 medinm. s25@S35; good 70 fine,
Si0tgi5O; fancy, S6@0s7j.