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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-02-19
PARL0R SKATES,
Full assortment just received,
ORaILL BBos. & Co, 3l0-3l2 Front.


The committee on the knights Of
Pythias ball have made all the neces.
sary arrangements for their ball on
February 10Th. Tickets 81; ladies
free. FiOkoiD nat transferable. A
limited number will be sold to out
siders, but must be Endorsed by a mem
ber's name on the back Of ticket. In.
vitations for the ladies' can be had by
calling on the committee. m thsa
FlGE MESsINA LEMONS,
IOo per dozen nj
Bpecht a walter. llS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-01

his mauliIcent donations TO the Uni ,s,,oas
81 ~ y TRINA and to other public institutions
OF The Commonwealth abundantly !, p sy,u.
that II he Is not Of US ne = , @ his kind
feeling for us. ore ~
Is not the career Of such man more -
be enyicd-more worthy OF Imitation anu
honorable commemoration-than tnat W
the proudcst warrior who ever c., a iost.
through "blood and carnage TO the 'o'''
lest position in the temple OF fame! q,
Could Virginia, then, render more ~
ting and graceful tribute to the charac' -
OF this venerable man than by giving ~
her new and rising city on the waters VI
the Chesapeake the honorcd name OF "Cor'
corannY 1t fulfls every condition OF
name. 1t il euphonious. 1t is full OF sig,
nIncance. Every association connected
with it Is pleasant, and 1t WIN slaho
through all time as memorial OF VIZ,
| einia's gratitude to her stcadfast friend ano
generous uenefactor. VIRGINIA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-01
Extra Session.

The Democrats in Congress cannot AFFORD
10 have an cxtrp session Of Congress this
snrinr. The eseasy feeling pervading the
country whenever Congress is in session.
and the paralysis Of business which always
results from congressional action upon the
tariff and other revenue bills, ought to be
a sufficient warning to the Democrats not
to call down upon themselves the indigna-
ton OF the country by holding an extra
session after TIE 4th Of March. II the Pre-
sident Of the United States convcnes Con-
gress, the Democrats ought at once to vote
to adjourn. The three months from De
cember LIST to March 4th constitute as much
time as can be allowed 10 pass whilst busi'
ness Is in q state Of paralysis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-01
Political Points.

The Wisconsin State Grange has adopt
cd resolution asking from Congress an
amendment to the patent law providing
that pateutces shall receive 4 fair percent
age for royalty from manufacturers upon
patented articles, and that such percent
age shall operate a. 4 bar to proceedings by
patentecS against users.
Says the L0ckport Union: Now, what
difference in principle Is there between the
conduct of man who claims that the
whole people must be taxed to guarantee
his success in business in which he wishes
to engage, and the communist who says
that those richer than he must divide with
him. and thus contribute to his support?
The Philadelphia Times regards the
taIin discussion Us fully launched in both
houses, and comments n follows: "The
determination undoubtedly is TO pass n
bill OF some sort. The Republicans feel as
if the country would not excuse them for
the neglect, and the Democrats are willing
to have the matter out OF the way before
the next Congress meets"
The Philadelphia record is Of The opin-
ion that ''ii there is one thing more tlGn
another which the Republican leaders ,le-
sire the Democratic leaders to do it is to
help them out Of the tariff bog i'm which
they are mred by policy Of delay and Oh
struction. The party in power does not
wish TO reduce taxation, and il is mt its
wits end TO devise some excuse for follow
ing ITS inclination and ncglccting its duty.
ii it can cheat the people and at the same
time put the blame OH foolish Democrats, it
will have its reward in double chuckle."
The resolution which was presented in
the Massachusetts Legislature to print
10000 extra copies OF Governor Buffers
message, on the ground that the demand
for it is unusually large. has melted the
Boston Herald TO investigate the claim. 1t
was learned from the members OF the Lee
gislature that they had not yet exhausted
their supply, many Of them having been
unable to get rid Of single copy. The
Herald relates this instance: "One men,
Der, who Ias nearly one hundred and fifty
men in his employ, Of whom two thirds
are Democrats, sent his clerk among them
to find ont how many would like a copy OF
the message. Not one was asked for. They
had all read il who cared to-"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-01
Death of J. B. Ficklen. Esq

We heard with regret OF the death oil j.
Il. FICKLES, Esq. Of Buckingham. lie
died Yesterday at New Canton, in that
county, at which place his funeral "ii'
take place this afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
MFR. PICKLES was most estimablc man.
Warm-hesrted and generous, and conside-
rate though impulsive, he without effort
on his part attracted friends TO himself and
repelled those who were disagreeable to
him. As public man, he was earnest IN
the discharge Of every duty. a patriotic
citizen, strictly honest in his business
transactions, and always coaceyned for the
public weal he has left behind him name
of which his friends may well be proud.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-01

To the Editor OF me DtSpdtCh:
T have been rereading with fresh inter-
est and enjoyment Kennedy's excellent
biography OF William Writ. On the SD
page OF Volume l. ] find the nearest np-
proach ] have ever seen to the remarkahle
utterance quoted above In the words
"Honour will not go TO market and buy a
peck of potatoes"
But the word "honor" was used in very
different senses by the two men-the one
OF whom aiterward became Attorney-Gen-
eraI OF the United States, the other Attor-
ney-General OF Virginia. Mr.. Writ had
been elected by the Legislature one OF the
cbancellors of the State; but he held the
office during n brief term. In letter 10
Isis very intimate friend Dabney Carr he
gave his reason for resigning so honorable
n position. lie began the letter IN thls-
wise: "The honour of being chancellor
Is very empty thing. stomachically speak
inp-that is, although man he fun OF
honour. bis stomach may be empty; or, in
other words. honour will not go to market
and buy n peck OF potatoes. On fifteen
hundred dollars year | can live; but II
death comes, how will my wife and family
liye?"
| wonder if the author Of the sentiment
which is made the caption Of this note had
met with this passage i'll the correspond
cnce OF Mr.. Writ, and If he was trying to
reproduce it! .. Il. I.
GordonSUaie, Va, January 81, 1893.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-01
Victoria Furnace.

AN IMMENSE ESTABLISHMENT-WHAT ENGLISH
CAPITAL HAS DONE AND Is DOING.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.J
VICTORIA FURNACE, January 30, 1888.
In one half mile Of Goshen. on the Ches-
apeake and Ohio railway, 1GS miles west OF
Richmond, is the site OF the immense fur
mace which promises to be one OF the
largest in the world. The foundation Is
laid off for two stacks, and us soon as the
one nearly finished is ready to 60 IN blast
work will commence on the other. Mr.
John Tilley. the manager, an energetic
Englishman of experience and noted for
his courtesy to those who visit the Furnace,
claims that each stack when finished will
run off $50 tons OF pig-iron per day. This
furnace was started in July, 1881. under
the management OF Captain w. \. Page
who is now the experimentation has
pushed the work extremely fast.
The ore-bcdS, which are ten miles from
the furnace, are reached by 4 narrow
gauge railroad. which connects with the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad at Goshen.
This short line is considereda fine piece OF
engineering, and was laid off 10y one OF
your Richmond boys, Mr.. {. VI. Smith.
Victoria furnace is named for Queen Vic
toria, and is carried on by English capital
lists. When in full operation it will give
employment TO fifteen hundred hands. ;.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-01
A New Edition.

Some Experiences Of BorriSter'ss Life.
By Mr.. SERGEANT BAILANTINE. A New
Revised Edition from the sixth London
edition. with Additions, Corrections,
and New Preface written by the Au-
thor III America. Philadelphia: j. b.
LPPINCOTT & Co. 1888. Price, $3.50.
SERGEANT BAILANTINE is famous law
yer, and every famous lawyer has taste
for books concerning his fellows. We sup
pose copies of the previous editions of this
book may be found in Richmond. SER
JEANT BALLANTINE's likeness reminds us Of
Hon. JOHN II. HARRIS.
Go to WEST, JOHNSTON a. Co.'s, buy the
book, and read il.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-01
Mr.. Tucker's SnAanh

We reAilrn thinks to Hon. j. RAN.
TUCKER for copy Of the Congressional
Record containing his recent speech on the
tariff question. We have found in it the
remark to which, in another article in this
days issue 81 the Dispatch, we have refer
red. To place Mr.. TUCKER Alright before
the public, and defend him from the charge
that he does net now talk exactly as he did
upon the hustiags last fall, we reproduce
the remark alluded to. Mr.. TUCKER said !:
before 20 ip.o an analysis Of the bill
in,respcct 20 these important interests per-
nit ane TO make tbs remark: those with
whom | cooperate upon that committee.
and with whom i stsId associated in this
House on the tariff Question, have not pro-
posed any radical reforms in this tariff
system We recognize TIE fact that under
this prcsective-tarilf policy industries have
grown up, have been brought into being,
have been nursed by the Government. and
capital has been invested In them TO such an
extent fha IL would not only he wrong. but
upmatesinaplike for any one In this country
TO attempt 10 break up the whole manu-
featuring Interests OF the country by n lean
from the high protective system which pre-
walls down 10 What i would regard as n
reyenue-tarif system. All that we have
proposed or attempted to do, and all that
we will attempt to do In the course OF The
Investigation Of this bill. Is to diminish the
enormous profits OF the manufacturing I'm,
dussies, which are derived from leyying
tribute upon the consuming interests OF the
This is Mr.. fuckers deliberate opinion,
seeing that be withheld his speech from
Immediate publication, and allowed IL to
appear In the Record only after it had been
evised by hImself-a privilege, by the way,
Which some thoughtless persons insist
pom taking away from the members Of
congress.
We do not think anybody can object 70
le paragraph shove quoted. We we're
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-01

The King OF Denmark is truly peternal
monarch. Finding that during the recent
severe weather the Royal foot guards were
suffering greatly from colds and coughs,
this good old gentleman ordered a supply
OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup for them, and
now the sentiies are happv.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-01
no TOBACCO-MANUFACTURER

Having SOLD my interest In he firm Of SHIELD &
Warwick Brother,. tike pleasure III announcing
to my friends and the trade generally that have
connected myself with the wel-kn0wn firm OF
j. j. WAGGOEER & CO., and respectfully solicit
their patronage. with the assurance that induce
mcnts will be offered that cannot fall 70 be sails
factory. Yours, respectfully,
ia 26-iw :. 4. SHIELD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-01
Personal.

PROFESSOR MEREDITH. OF THE
NJ. O. MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. Bedford
springs. Va. now a No. 1902 Ro,- street, Rich
mond. VA. discovers an CHRONIC, SPINAL, and
CANCEROUS AFFECTIONS, both Internal and
external, through the medium OF the nerves.
MANY qualified cert fcaics Of cures, with county
aud corporate seals attached
Office hours from 10 \. VI. to 4 p. VI.
ia 2s-dSu.W, III & ~a4tswTultSwltf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-01
MARRIAGES..

Married in Richmond. va. January 25. 1883
by Rev. II. III. Pitt. Mr.. JOHN +. THOMPSON, of
Richmond, Va..and Miss SARAH l.. CEiLDREsS,
Of Hcnrcc county, Va.
Married, at Venable Street church. January
30th, by Rev. Il. III. PITT assisted nv Rev. j. Wiley
Red oc, Mr.. GEORsE W. WALFORD nd Miss
JULIA Il. BA1kiNS; both Of Richmond, Va.
Married. NJ Rulhcr Glen, Caroline county, Va.
~ tie residence Of Mr.. l.. :. sutton. on the lst II
Janyary. by the Rev. j. ". MmfIcc, Mr.. HENRY
u. MADDOX, of Tennessee, 10 Hiss JOSIE r.
Henderson, Of Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-01
DEA ms.

Died. January 3 rat ct his residence, corner Sew
eDth and Marshall streefs, NJ quarter to o'clock
l.: NJ. ROBERT WHINE, In the fOrty-slxth year
of his 1gc.
His funeral viii take place from St. Marks
church FRIDAY, Febru sry I'd, at 10 o'clock A..
NJ.
Died, al 10 o'clock 4. N. on Sis, January,
1883, Colonel TIMOTHY O'HkIEN.
The renoins VIII be taken To- View YORK: ana his
friends are requested 10 accomp ms them from The
American Hotel 20 tn Byrd sweet station at
O'Clock THIS Thursday AFTER NOON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-01
OFFICE OF FIRST NATIONAL BANK
ADJUSTMENTS
AMUSEMENTS.
DAMON AND PYTHIAS.
FREDERICK WARDE CONSENTS. ny SPE-
CIAL REQUEST. TO PRESENT 1T
IN THIS CITY.

The following correspondence will be read with
pleasure and prove mot interesting to every
might of Pylhlas III this ci;y:
RICHMOND, VA, January 80, 1853.
Nr. c. IT. Roberts. Business Manager for Fred
erick JVdTde:
Dear Sir and Notwithstanding learned that our
city was t. be favored with visit from Mr. Warde
ana his excellent company February I'd and Sd;
aud further. II wing heard of ins great success in
signed, members Of the order of Knights of
Pyihlas of Richmond, hereby petition and request
HAT he remain Over Sunday and p escnt 10 our
amusement lovers N MONDAY tYENlNG. FEB
RUAIlY ON. the above be3ilt iu' Classical play
yiz, DAMON AND Pl IHlAS." promising our
united efforts To- sccurc for him large audience,
We arc very respectfully:
W. &. G trrlngtOn. -. &. Richardson.
WIFI IN L. GIottcr, :. H. WIT,
John C.. Teller, \. Blcnncr,
William Hancock, j. X. Lamkin,
John X. Cooke, G. /. Johnston,
william III. stevens, >. y. Cosby
RICHMOND. Va, January 80, 1855.
Gentlamen.-lu reply % your very compliment
tary request. beg TO say. speaking for Dir Narde,
that be will present The play of " DAMON AND
PITuIAS.n under Your Kind auspices AZ the
Richmond Theatre on the night of MONDAY.
FEBRUARY JTh. and can assure You he will en-
body I'm the character of Damon an The yiriue
and grandeur lttributcd t. the patron OF our noble
CHARLES W. ROBERTS.
The above beautiful play of damon AND
pN IiIIAS- will be under the auspices of the MI
l.. I. CHRISTIAN, comm lnder;
=. 4. Is ACll, Iicuienint-COmmandcr;
fe LII Committee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-01
Nj THE INDICATIONS ARE THAT
WE ARE TO HAVE MORE WINTER THAN
OUR FRIENDS HAVE ANY IDEA OF,
AND If THEY ARE NOT PRE-
PARED FOR TT THEY WILL BE
LEFT OUT IN THE COLD.

Wear prepared to serve our friends with such
articles az will keep them comfortable during this
cold spell.
The fact Is, in our advertisement Of last week
We stated that we had full assortment Of. La
DIES WRAPS, consisting of
SILK aud SATIN DOLMANS and CIRCULARS,
FUR.LINED CIRCULARS. CLOTH CIR
CULARS, DOLMANS, ULSTt RS &C..
and during the past week 1t surprising to see
| the trade we had on these goods. Just as
busy rs we were in the month Of December. Our
buyer was In New York last week, where he bought
the stock OF several manufac urers at SOC. on the
dollar, and we are to offer them. with our other
goods this weeh, at 5OC. On THE DOLLAR.
Ladies, do not miss this opportunity. a. you may
never be able 10 purchase again at these prices.
We 90 not believe in carrying stock from one
season to another; therefore tins great sacrifice
In prices.
Our stock Of BLACK and COLORED SILKS Is
complete, and We guarantee TO please any one
I'm se,rch Of nice dress at a moderately low
price;
EVENING SHADES SILKS, SATINs, and ST.
RNHS, NUNS VElLlNGS. FOULES, and
CAsIMEREs, and al trimmings TO match;
Asu,ull, our BLACK GOODS STOCK comprises
everything tn, Is nice in the way Of Sill i
WARP HENRIETTA CLOTH, SHOODAH
| and MONTE CLOTH. TAMlSE and BIARITX
| CLOTH. DRAP De ALMA and DRAPE DE
LUNA. CA-IiMEEES, &c, aud all AZ very low
prices 10 please our friends,
| An entirely now lihe Of HAMBURG and y AN
| SOOh EMBROIDtRlES In beautiful designs,
| imported expressly tor us;
| CHECKED and SGElPED NAINSOOKS I'm new
| patterns and new prices;
We will close our stock Of CARPETS at cost
Prices. Twill pay YOU 10 purchase one ut this
season. We sew and lay Carpets 40 a low
figures.
J 4 ioI Iot of KIDS I'm Two and Three Buttons, 1t
! 35c IN White. CDlored, aud Evening shades.
| The stock Is limited. 80 DO not delay In select
ing them.
| To secure some Of the above bargains call at
THALHIMtR BROTHERS.
| sol Broad street, corner Fifth.
fl 3O-Tu.Th&Su
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glad to End II worded so decidedly and
clearly in favor Of respecting the o'''ga-
ton Of the understanding between 'he
Government and the manufacturers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-01
PRICES WILL TELL.
OUR STOCK STILL QUITE FULL IN ALL
DEPARTMENTS
EXCEPT ~
BLANKETS, CARPETS, TOWELS, AND ia
BILE DAMAskS.

In order to make clean sweep OF these we shall
offer still further inducements.
BLANKETs-former price ~. -, %, and W
will he sold at ALPS. 1926. 1925, aud $3.50
CARPETS at cost price at the manufacturers
looms;
TOWELS at 10c.-cost 12Hc.;
TOWELS at 15c.-cost 1Sc.;
TOWELS at 17c.-cost 20c.;
TOWELS at lsc.-cost 2oc.;
TOWELS at 25c.-cost soc.
Although HAMBURG EDGINGS have advanced
about 40 per cent? we shall CONTINUE to sell ut old
figures. HAMBURG EDGINGs at 3, 3, 9, ~ Q,
and IOc,-the cheapest in the United States.
All Of our stock Of DRESS GOODS, WHITE
GOODS, and CoTTON.sHIRTING, SHEET
INGs, sKIRTINGs, GINGHAMs. GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHINGS, LADIES UNDER
WEAR, &C., &C., all new and desirable, viii he
closed out an once for cash.
CALL EARLY, CALL OFTEN.
The STORE. with PORTION OF FIXTURES
FOR RENT. Possession given March lst.
+. j. LEVY & CO.,
ia3O 213 east Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-01
pLAIWs CHLoRAL THYMOL PRO-

PHYLACTIC AND DIsISFECTsNr ha. toen
used in this city successfully % prevent ING
spread Of diphlheria and scarlct-feNcr an4 "--'
10 mitigate the severity OF those disease is
mode Of use l. simple. aud the oder agree llr
For sale by druggist. Price, 81 cents oo'u''
Prepared only by J. BLAZE. uu-,I'.
dc % corner Rroad AMI Nln'H -if'''"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-01
LICENSES.


OFFICE or THE CITY AUDTrOR,l
RICHMOND, VA, January 81, 1883.
r e. L \ ) l. S.
EOWNERS OF WAGONS, HACKS, BUGGIES,
ONNIBUsES, and OTHER VEHICLES for which
an annual lcen e-tax Is required, also OWNERS
OF Dogs, BITCHES, and GOATS, are notified
that licenses for the same will be issued from this
Office on and after the 1sT pay OF FEBRUARY,
1888, to expire February |, 1884.
NOTICE.
OWNERS OF CARTS ENGAGED IN HAUL
ING COAL AND WOOD
are required by ordinance 10 present the certificate
Of the inspectors when applying for licenses.
ia 2S-dtFo5 j. Il. ROYSrER, Auditor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-01
KIDNEY-WORT.
X ID n Il Wv 0RT =
= FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF
CONSTIPATION.

!. No other disease Is 50 prevalent I'm thl \
= cOuDfry as Constipation, and no remed y /
has ever equalied the celebrated KIDNEY
y WORT ms cure. Whatever the cause. how
loycrcome Il.
/ PlLEr.-Thls distressing complaints VERY /
apt 10 be complicated with Constipat on. |:
IkIDNEY-WORT strengthens the weakened |.
tparts, and quickly cures all kinds of piles, /
leycn when physicians and medicines have
before ftiled
| bH II you have either Of these troubles
Price, u. USE Druggists sell /;
J KIDSEY-w oRT. I
Z loo lorTaThtw,&sstApsI j
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


aB- VOL MILLS, NEW YORK
MILLS. wAMsUTTA, UTICA, ANpRos-
CoGGfN, PRIDE-oF.THE-wEsT, LANG
DON, DWIGHT, PEPPERELL., AMI all other
popular makes OF sIiEETINGs and SHIRT.
INGs, at prices as low as they can be had at
any other house in the city;
CALICoEs. CAMBRICs, and PERcALrs at
bottom prices
The LARGEST 25c.HUCKABACK TOWEL ever
offered In this city;
BED-TICK from SIC. to 25c. a yard;
FLANNELs and CANTON FLANNELs in all
qualities at very low prices;
The cheapest lot Of WHITE and CoLORED
BLANKETS ever offered in this city;
WHITE and ooLoRED QUILTS at extraordi-
nary bargains;
The balance OF stock Of CIRCULARS, CLOAKs,
DOLMANs, ULsTERS, JACK ETs. and PAL
ETOTS to be closed gu, at less than cost.
LEVY, DAVIS & DRAKE,
ja30 successors 10 Levy Brothers
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NJ GENTLEMEN'S UNLAUNDRIED
SHIRTS. OF excellent material, at 90, So,
75c., and al;
BOYS SHIRTS at so and 75c.
GENTLEMENs COLLARS, CRAyATs, TIES.
BOWS, GLOVES, SOCKS. HANDKER-
CHIEFS, sUsPENDERs. UNDERsHIRTs,
aud DRAWERS.
LEVY, DAVIS & DRAKE.
See the FLEECED-LINED BERLIN GLOVES
at &C. worth 40c.; also, tie big bargains in job
lot Of LINEN IIANDKERCHIEFS. ia 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-01

FRED'K :. WINSTON.
SAMUEL T.. STROULLs,
LUCICs ROBINSON,
SAMUEL u BABCOcK,
WM. SMITH GROWN
HENRY A. SMYTHE.
WILLIAM +. DODGE,
GEORGE >. COE,
join f.. DEyELIN.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
M THERE is no DOUBT OF 1T.

THE GOODS WILL ALL DE SOLD.
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The following correspondence will be read wit
pleasure and prove mot interesting to ever
Knight Of PylhIas III this city:
=
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-01
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEW. YORK Feb. 28.-BEEVES - Receipts were 2l9
cars OF 90 t JersoYCit and 9J al six.
ticfnstreet Total fOuf da 1873 against 500 for tho
cspOn,ing four dara ast week.
The rilyas at - Ste street Include ~ cas- or VI last
shipment alive and tcssed 10 England l. Eastman
bought 20 prime at - I'D 10 O2 , Tho
remaining - sold % city saugtcrets al prices
ranging from iO2c per H.. 90 ~ "a c and - per
head Tho b. csttc III maei sod at - y per 100 b AMI
divided between A. Ldeinuih aud w. Bldmenlhal a.
Inc weight 0f the Otl head-wns l,y4i bs
Al Jersey CIV the receipts all for sale and the market
ruled odert ~ active throughout prices generally Dcug
much the same as those cur on Monday but better feel
ing ed particularly 4rs the About 90
winch arrived afi 81 not likely 10 De closed
to-day MI Eastman bJuKit carsat about lie d.,
lbs sales OF common % prime nj zoe, l2c..
90 a 90 lb, with few extra selections at l2 % l2Lc,
81 shipments tOdayOO live cattle, AZ quarters Of
beef and l3i6 caicases of muton steamers Wyoming
England ana OthellO
Sacs Il jersey CltY-F samuels for sof IL Illinois
Steers l46 age at 81; o. do ia at 80 10; 40
l. J5g n, at 09c, less DOC head iS do 1897 b at
II NC and III per head aud IL do l6vl d. at l2o 81 H. ess
81 per head.
At lie 90 u. less 6oc per head and Oxen 1870 H. at
loo, % u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-01
Ell soPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Feb % Bacon. Cumberland Cut 400 short
Rb jiOd PORK. Prime Moss 5000: do Western w. larh
Prime Western j7Bd heeIe. American ChJics 6)Nd Corn
Jjd Mixed Old ruDeuiiuo SOldtA 16t Proyisions-
Lard 5BOd fOr American BrealstunS-Cotl " ~
for Old Mixed Western Sd 09 Id per centa Tor a.
Club Sod DhOJd for Red Western Sprung; 94d@Wld
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i6VDOl F.b 2s.-sDnts rurDenune 4 l0d Caicuttt
Iiuseed 1884 per quarter. iiusecd on 222 lW0t2S y
per tan. rAlOw - Uercwt Rohned Petroleum. o'sue
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80 kos
AsrwERP Feb 2S-P"trOeum ~ francs 90 confines TOT
paid and - francs - cenun mes se"eS
WilrOXs Ltri 40 francs 10 entnes per 100 S1Os nj,
Bg.HEy Feb % -WicOX's La d closed az - marks 20
ennIgs per 10 bsDt Petroleum. marks IS pfennigs