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, were on thelr feet claImin,

southern States were on their feet claiming
recognition. :.
MIR. Mackey, OF South Carolina, was the
terminate man. and he moved 10 reduce
the duty 10 80 per cent. dd roiorem. He
was as much in favor Of n protective tariff
as any Rentleman, but he did not believe
that by increasing the duty on cotton-ties
the prosperity OF the country would be
promoted. On the contrary, IL would
throw burden on the millions OF laborers
engaged in the production OF cotton. The
manufacturing OF every cotton-tic that was
needed in this country would not give en-
pIoyment TO more than two hundred
and fifty men for about six months In
the year. Certainly 1t could not be con-
tended that for the purpose OF giving this
small number Of men employment an in
jury should be done TO the cotton-laborers
OF the South.
Mr.. Blount, OF Georgia, said that the
effort had been made by the gentlemen
from Ohio, Rhode Island, and Massscbu-
setts-Nlessrs. Mckinley. Chase, and Graz
po-to create an impression that while the
farmer OF the South paid from 4 to cents
Der pound for cotton-tes, In the sale OF the
cotton he was actually paid 10 cents for
them, thus receiving a bonus OF about
cents from the manufacturer. He denied
this, and queried whether 1t was natural
that the shrewd and intelligent business
men Of the East would buy the cotton.ties
at the same price they paid for the cotton !?
The fact was that the price OF cotton was
not fixed in this country, but in Liver
pool, where the weight OF the lies
and bagging were taken into account IN
determining the price. There was moth
ing for the South in the pending bill but
burdens. There was not single item for
the protection OF the labor for the South,
which had TO compete against the slave
labor Of Brazil and the fellah labor OF
Egypt. II Congress had any regard for
southern labor, in the name Of Heaven let
it alone in this little item Of cotton-tios.
Pending action the committee rose. and
at $50 the House took recess until \
o'clock.
The House in evening session passed
large numher Of pension bills and adjourn
ed nj 1910 L. NJ.
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stanton Murder Casc-Venircmen
Wanted.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.J
STANTON, Va. February 9.-Out OF a
venire OF seyenty-iour men summoned in
the Amlss-Burner case only three iuiymen
have been obtained. The Court Will send
to Richmond for ten veniremen, Lynch
burg ten, Alexandria ten, and Fredericks-
burg five. The Court wanted to draw
more largely on Richmond, but the coun-
sci for the defence objected, saying that
the Dispatch reports Of the affair had been
so full that the citizens OF Richmond knew
almost as much about it as those Of Staun-
ton.
The case was adjourned until Wednes-
day next, by which time the officers are
expected to return here with the new
venire.
Another large crowd was in attendance
TO-DAY.
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.TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO The DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

" ashinGton News and GossIp-ConRrcssion
Proceedings lesterday-Death OF Citizen
or Lexinpton-Thc Stanton Murder Case
A Weeks Business Faiiurrs-V ouid-Be
Lynchers Frustrated After Desperate
FiRht-The North Carolina Republican
Candidate for Congressman n: Large Gives
Up the Contcst-Two Brakemen kiifd-
wife-Murder and Suicidc in Chottnnooea-'
A Missing Ocean Sten msbip- Two Thousand
Starving Persons in Ireland Demand En-
pioymcnt-Princc Napoleon Released from
Custody steamship Wrecked and Crew
Lost--Other Interesting Foreign Events.
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A. q. n. R.

LAST DAYS PROCEEDINGS or THE DISTRICT
GRAND LODGg--A RICHMOND DELEGATES
MISTAKE.
The Wilmington Star OF yesterday says !:
The sixteenth annual session Of District
Grand Lodge No. 8. I. o. Il. H., which
commenced in Tieuken Hall, in this city,
on Tuesday morning last, came TO close
yesterday evening about G O'clock. Very
little was done during the day that would
Interest the general public. Quite num-
Der Of ladies witnessed the closing scenes.
Resolutions complimentary TO their jew
lsh friends Of Wilmington for the great
Kindness and hospitality shown the men,
bers Of the Grand Lodge were unanimously
passed. and sundry speeches were made In
! luuhearce OF the same, including one
from Mr.. Loyenstein, of Virginia, who was
accidentally led into the unpardpnable IN
discretion OF COMPILING nting the handsome
3iadieS OF bis State at the expense OF the
5beautful ones OF the Jewish faitl in VIII
fmngion-a mistake which Was quickly
fcalled 10 his attention, and which he was
as quick 70 correct.
Resolutions complimentary TO the various
officials Of the Grand Lodge and TO the
Postmaster Of this city for his tender OF
extra postal facilities, were also passed;
siier which the new president, Mr.. ID. ii.
Stern, OF Charlottesville, Va. made very
handsome little speech, concluding with
the wish that he might see the last one Of
the members al Norfolk next year. when
he declared the Grand Lodge adjourned.
The personnel OF the Grani Lodge men,
bers presented a very fair average. There
We're quite uumier Of fne-looking men
among them, and. intellectually, the assem-
blage would doubtless have compared IT.
fyoribly with any other similar body. There
We're some very fine SPEAKERS among them,
notably Simon Wolfe, OF Baltimore; Dir.
Wisselowsky, Of Georgia; Colonel Martin
Emerich, Of Maryland; Mr.. william
Lo,fnsieln. Of Richmond; and Rev.. Dr..
Kaiser, OF Baltimore.
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EaiInro of an Attempted Lrnching.

KANSAS CITY, February 9.-At Paola,
Kan, yesterday, colored girl, aged nine
years, was found in the snow nearly naked
and almost frozen TO death. She revived
enough TO tell that she had be,n outraged by
q negro man named Henry smith. The lat
ter was arrested and put in Jail. About IL
O'Clock at night sn excited crowd. chiefly
c0lorcd men, some in masks, gathered ut
the Jail and demanded the prisoner. The
sheriff had prepared for the emergency, and
warned them away. hut the clamorous
throng pushed forward and forced open
the door Of the building. The sheriff
struck the foremost man over the head.
Then the mob opened fire, to which the
sheriff and his deputies replied. and gene
raj fusilade ensued. The front windows
and doors OF the building were riddled.
Edward Long, the sheritl's son, received
a buckshot-wOund in the arm. James
McGraw (colored) was shot through the
head and instantly killed. Two other
colored men received serious wounds.
Several others were slightly injured. The
mob then retreated, and, without further
effort to obtain possession Of the prisoner,
dispersed. The sheriff was supported by
three or four deputies during the fight.
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VIENNA, February 0.-It Is stated that
the Count DE Chambord will issue mani
festo directly after the adjournment OF the
French Chamber Of Deputies.
LONDON, February "a steamer has
been wrecked of Harwich. The crew were
lost.
HYpERABAD, February 9.-Tbe Nawab
Sir Salar Jung, OF the order OF the Star OF
India, died OF cholera las night.
BOMBAY, February 0.-The First Regi-
ment OF Bombay GrOHadiers and a noun
tain battery have been ordered immediate
~ to Ali-Raipoor to suppress the insurrec-
ton OF the Bheels.
MANCHESTER, February 9.-The Man.
chester Guardian, in its commercial article
this morning, says: All departments COM
plain OF n lack Of demand. Producers,
however, in view OF the frmness OF the
cotton market, are generally unwilling to
reduce prices.
DUBLIN, February 9.-Messrs. Davitt,
Healy, and Quinn will be treated rs first
class prisoners during their confinement in
KIlmainham Jail.
Mr.. Woodhouse, the poor-law inspector
at Glencolumbkill, in answering the de-
mands for employment OF the starving peo-
PIE who assembled mt his hotel yesterday,
admitted that there was distress IN County
Donegal, and advocated emigration, when
some one IN the crowd exclaimed: We
would rather die than emigrate."
BERLIN, February 9.-Prince BsmarcRs
pains have returned after he had experi-
enced some temporary relief.
LONDON, February 9.-The steamer Ba-
varian. from Liverpool for Boston, which
returned to Liverpool yesterday in conse-
Qucnce OF the damage TO her machinery,
has been locked. The steamer Golden
Horn, from London for Boston. has been
stranded at Hmtlepool. The bark Thomas
Fletcher. from st. Loubes uia Panille. for
Brunswick. Ca, has taken refuge ut Fal-
mouth. Her foremost is sprung, and she
has sustained other damage.
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He Ahnndons tic Contest.

RALEIGH, n. C.. February 0.-Olver II.
Dockery, the Republican candidate for
congressman at large, a month ago served
on K. Il. Bennett, his successful COMPETE
tor, notice Of contest. Mr.. Bennett filed
an answer yesterday claiming his election
by 400 votes. larger majority than shown
by the official count. Dockery> will pub
lish letter addressed TO The people OF the
State abandoning the contest.
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Business Failures

New YORK, February o The business
failures OF the past week throughout the
United states and Canada, az reported to
r. G. Dun q Co.'s mercantile agency,
number 275-a reduction OF 80 from the
previous week The New England states
had &c; Southern States. rs; Western. 80 !;
Middle. As; Pacliic-coast States aud Terri
tories, Is: New York city, 4; Canada, "a.
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Fruificss Search for a Missing
Steamer.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., February 9.-The
revenue cutter Grant arrived at Newport
this morning, having returned from u
search for the missing steamer State Of
Georgia, reported to he 200 miles from
Block Island. She was seen by Il pilot
boat several days ago and supplied with Il
pilot. The search OF the Grant was fruitlesS,
and no vessel was fallen in with that had
seen the missing steamer.
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COM MERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. February o, 1888.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-white, 10 bushels. Red. o09 b~xhsk.
CoRy.-w hite, 7l2 bushels. Mixed, 574 BUSH
els.
OArs.-0i2 bushels.
MRAL.--3A bu sheis.
WHITE BEANS 80 bushels.
RICE kLo.h.-l ton.
sALrs nrpoRpep TO svcsfrARY.
WHEAT,-W White, ~ bushels common 70 good ~
0Qc 10 eI.25. red, t0li bushels good 10 very good
Lancaster at 81 % to ti.2s; 500 busheis fur "
prime Eul at ellis Ia 81 81.
Conn., White. 712 bushels fair 70 very good ~
81 70 6Oe. Hixed, 90 bushels very good ~ Doc.
oArs.--42 busneis very good red russ-pFoof ~
Sue
MrAL---3S bu<iscls unhottcd at csc
RICH fLOUns-l ton on private terms ~
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Tie stock market 1T tie opening was strong and
hGDik above We terdly's closing du''t ations. the
latter ChicLgo. Burl ngton aud quincy. immedi-
nj " after lhc opening there wSs further small
imp ovement. Howl, < which The market became
week. ana shortly after 4 O'Clock prices feli OIL
"a IL. biclgo, burlington and Quincy Union Pa
lie Denver and Rio Grande, New York Central,
Il. Paul and Delaware. Lacklwanila and Western
being more prominent I'm tie decline. During the
next half hour a recOye OF lock place ted ny
Union Pacific; but about noon pI1ccs reacted As9
4, Tie lat er Denver ana hi0 Grnde. There was
lhen a slight improve mcDl, which was followed
when mar 2 o'clock, hy another decline Of ~ Ia
Northwest and h6o+t IN the remainder OF The li3I.
the later Union Pacidc and 1t. Paul. From then
10 the coee the market was strunR, and prices 2i-
vtnt ed steadily a02. Western Union and st Paul
leading the upward IN n. compared with The
prc, "a yestcrd Us 81 lsc the list Is irfeeu but
IN he m IN hall: CHER, the latter Western
Union. Dur.ng Tie afLernOon Manhattan WAS ac-
iiy and sold az > 1908, aud metropolitan adj
vanced ~ per cent. 10 80. Transactions 1byrc-
gated 100000 shares.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. Felruai y 9.-Virpnia IS, deferred,
lO.: con ,olid ted, so; = cond series, 34,.; past
duc coupons, A.; new lo-40's, Az; new 3S, 40.
"A
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PARIS. February 0.-The Tribunal has
ouashed the Indictment against Prince Ma
poleon, who viii. be released from custody
this evening.
Later, Prince Napoleon was liberated
NJ 3:30 o'clock this afternoon.
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Nominations

WASHINGTON, February 9.-The Presi-
dent to-day nominated John u. Lewis 10
be receiver Of public moneys at Natchito-
ches, La, and }. +. HELEN 10 De postma'-
ter at Winston, y. {.
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rataiRaiIroad Accident.

PETERSBURG, va, February "a mate
rial train on the Charleston and savannah
railroad was thrown from the truck last
night by running over COW. James
johnson and Andrew jenkins, brakemen,
were thrown beneath the train and Instant
Nv killed.
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Fire I'm Georgia.

CHATTANOOGA. TENN, February "a
FIRE at Cedar Town, Ga. burned out the
Advertiser. Loss, $4,000; Insurance,
"a, 800.
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Judah p. BENJAMIN Retires from His
Profession.

LONDON, February 0.-Judah P. Benia-
min. Queens counsel, has finally retired
from the practice OF his profession. lie
was advised by doctors Of the highest repu-
tation in Paris that the state OF his heart
renders protracted argument in court un.
safe for him. He is otherwise in good
health
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STARVING PEOPLE DEMANDING EMPLOYMENT.
DUBLIN, February 9.-Two thousand
starving persons yesterday surrounded the
hotel In Glencolumbkill OF Mr.. Wood
house, the poor-law inspector, and de-
manded employment.
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OOD AND COAs..

GOAL AND WOOD.-Bcst Anthracite
" Coal from $3.50 TO sJ.75 per 1000 IL. asst
Bank Cbaiburg Splint Lump. az; Hat, 1918.
Block Splial, IS 90. Pine " Ood So TO s2 so Ter
ling NJ od 70 Tower prices. N kin,.s OF Fngiue
Coll AMI sOfl cake. one, Broad sir,ct opposite
Theatre or l905 Cary street
fev q. II. PA6t-
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Death OF a Citizen.

ISpccllI IeIcRrdln % TIC DIspIICH'I
LEXINGTON, Va, February 9.-sam-
uel NJ. Dold, hIghy.respected citizen OF
Rockbridge county, died here to-day at the
advanced age Of eighty-four.
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Cut His Wife's Throat and Then His
DUN.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, February 9.-Tom
Virgins (colored). finding his wife, from
whom he had separated, in company with
a colored preacher, cut her throat with a
razor, and then cut his own throat. Both
will die
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TO FARMERS.

In addition 10 NY regular business, am now
grinding my 'ssrANDARDm BRAND OE PL AS
ifk,is. whica Is unequ tilod ty any on the Market
and which intend -hlll become uniyers t'iy popu-
lar on IT. own merit. Having carefully selected
my lump. en- q uisl The h. Il qualily, and hly-
lug tie capacity Tor grinding shy tons per day.
can give c ,usumers he adyant &c OF having u
fr SHY ground rs J viii not keep supply ON
hind'tlut grinds AFTER receiving orlers GA short
est notice. Price, &C.. IN application.
WILLIAM L. KING,
siOO 20 $500 Nii lmsturz avenue.
fe elm Post-Oihce Box \.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY. February b, 1898.
sALEs-FIRsr BoARD.-l7h shares Cbcs peake
and Ohio Railroad stock at 20A; so shares Nor
folk and Western Railroad preferred stock al AZ,
80 do at Az; 20 shares Virginia Home Insurance
Company stock at 204, 12 DO. nj 20z.
SECOND BOARD.-1.00 shares Charlotte, Co
lumbla and Augusta Railroad arst rs ut 1904
600 Richmond city 6's, 1889, at i06; 100 shares
Atlanta and CHARLOTTE RailroaQ stock at G2s.
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by Telegraph.
NEW bORh.

Ssw YORK.. February NOoil.-Siocks weak.
Money, 80 per cent txchange-isonR, 4S21,
short. 1881. state bonds neglected.. Governments
unchanged. 80,
generally unchanged: new SIS, 3 new fts
IN: .,.w A.. 1898. Money, 1904 per cent
states with NJ feature. Treasury b1lilnces-eoiii'
sll7,3jO: currency. eC,2Ol.
Stocks auict and irregulu.
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C.upsT>. OIL-CLOTHs, &c.
IRON, STEEL. dc.

METALS, GislNDSfONEs, &c Best
Nl Renned Bar iron-a sorted !, Ies Horseshoe,
len and and Oyals; Swtdc Iron and Norway
sh,ns,.--,syorted sizes; Russia: Gaiv .nizef. and
American sheet Iron; M, lor's CAST sprfnr-'
Nv. SEQ. IA ana Ohio Grindstones--s full supply
FOR sale by uENN A.. wvkIhAM.
n corner fifteenth and cary stfvotA
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PORT OF RICHMoND, FEBRUARY o. 1858.
SAILED.
Steamer Old Dominion, Walker, New York,
merchandise and passengers, q. W. Allen Co.,
agents.
steamer Fanitl. -, Philadelphia, rnerclian-
disc. j. ". McCarrick, agent
sL.aIu.i Arlei, oiuord, Norfolk. United states
mail, merchandise, and PASSENGERS, l. t. Ta,um,
superintendent.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. TRB'GY o, 1888.
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamer Luray, schermGhorn. Norfolk mer-
ehnndi.e and passengers. he-apeasc aud ohio
Railway Company land ssii,d ~ returnl.
steamer AccOmac. Dclk. merchandise aud pas-
scngegs snithBe!d, Chesapegke and ohio Railway
CompanS land s1ilen or reiuynl.
Ste ner NOrihaDsl ton, VI, tarrick, Norfolk,
mer, haudise and passengers, Chesapeake and ONO
Railway ompany l,nd sHlcd Oh rriurnl.
Steamship CipeTo, Braiioot, Belize for Liver
pool, put ia for coal.
SAILED.
steamship lrth.ngt0u, Owen, B0rdeauxfrom New
0rit ans. having co-cd.
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obituary..

new YORK, February Civilian L.
DODGE died this morning.
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III The most brilliant shades possible
al fabrics are made by the Diamond
unequalled for DrilIiancya and duin-
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ELECTRO-vOLTAIC BELTS, &c.

ELECTRO-vOLrAIC BELTS, &e.
ON THIRTY DAYS TRIAL.
WE SEND DIR. DYES CELEBRATED
rIECTDo-vOLTAIC BELTS AND OTHER
ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
OF TRIAL FOR THIRTY DAYS,
TO MEN ONLY,
YOUNG OR MIDDLE-AGED.
who are suffering from NERVOUS DEBILITY
LOST VITALITY, LACK OF NERVE FORCE
AND vIcOR, WASTING WEAKNESSES, and
nj those diseases Of PERSONAL NATURE re-
,ultins from ABUSES and OTHER CAUSES
sp4eiy relief aud complete restoration OF
HEALTH, yIGOR, AND MANHOOD GUAisAN-
TEED. The grandest discovery Of the nineteenth
century. Send ut once for illustrated pamphlet
"e'' ~ voLTAIC BELT COMPANY,
r.Sa1v Marshall, Mich.
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A IL KINDS OF
COAL

WHAT EVERYBODY WANTS
w PLENTY I'd EAT AND CbklsfNAs
FIRES. Best ANTHRACITE COAL Tor xrstes
and stoves; CRUW>-tii ILL srLlNI Tue peeriess
coal tor open CRATES: FOR ST riNn woop,ions
aud sawed. For all kinds Of fuel call on
=. 4. LATtiROP.
dc 22 Seventeenth street. At Draw-bridss.
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FERTILIZERS.
L. srEARys's No. 1 FERTILIZER.

L. STEARNSs No. FERTILIZER.
TO THE FARMERS OF VIRGINIA:
GeutlcmCn,-Wc continue 20 manufucfure this
SUPERIOR FERT.LiZhR. composed II PURE
BONE MEAL partially dissolved combined With
FIeh GuAkO. ANIMAL MATTER, and POT
ASH (muriatcl.
We grind the bore and fish ourselves, and can
yOuch for IT. purity. Nothing can lie bett Tor
tobacco and all spring crups A. testified To ~
the beat farmers IN kirginii who have nsod II.
Price. $40 per ton ON board ears In hichfnoni
Our PURE BONE MEAL, ground nne, ON hand.
and for sale al tic sane price.
Send m your orders al an early day, as our stock
will he limited. Address .
sTrARNS & HALSEY,
No. - Fifteenth street, Richmonf, Va.
FRANKLIN STEAENr, -
j. MORTON lIAISEY. re S-d6t4E3m
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SHOCKOE MILLS.
Bile NOVA SCOTIA LUMP PLASTER.

Ierind thi. plaster FRESH DAILY as ordered,
and can guarantee IL To be superior 10 any on the
market being sole agent for the best qusriics la
Nova scotia. 1t win be well - re prices before
buSing elsewhere, especi lily for ground.
WARNER MOORE,
Manufacturer GrOund Plaster,
Dealer IN Lime, Cement. &C..
foot Seventeenth street south side Of Dock.
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NtW NORM Corros FUTURES.

NEw YORK, February 9. -Cotion-Net receipts.
2.007 bales: gross receipts, e,l6l bales. luii'r,o
slO.27M(gflO.2S; Marcel. slO.39; April. l0.f2
0$10.53; May, flu65Gsln.G7 June, sl0.sO
@slp.Sl; July. Slu.93MsIo.94; August. sll.u4
dsl 100; september. slu.5SMSlO 80 October,
ISl0.33GslO.36; November, Sl0.z0@BSlO.25.
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family, s4.756s5 10: fancy, s5.46mse. Wheat
steady and demand fir al Tl.10. Corn strong;
57@57Ac. spot, 57sc. February; ear, 52c; Oats
s:eady md demand fair ut 42c. Pork dull at
slsMSls.25. Lard-Dewand fair at 5000.
Bulk-meats quiet Luz steady. Shoulders, s7f25s;
clear rib. SJ.45. Bacon quiet; shoulder~. &C.:
clcar-fib, 1Cs:c clear. ll5c. Whiskcy steady 1T
,SJ.l3 Sugar quiet and unchanged. Live hogs
firm common and li''t e5.55M9G.0U; packing
and hulchers', S6.75@S725.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-06

peruanii6en @eneral Ssleiias ein, bortbin
gu fOmmen. Na6 Der Serni9t,,ns Der
Montoneros erfldrten iid bic fleinen 2anbz
ftdSte nad chamber fir Ssleifas nnS SEN
5rieoen. Sslefias sos Senn AUDI tiirsli5
In Gina ais uPreiibente &esenerabor"
triumpbirenb elm uno oas goIt bat feline
Eralibenti6aft anerfannt.